Great service and even better Mexican food! The green sauce is amazing. Great selection of Mexican…read morebeers and tequila!

I've been going there for over 20 years. The place used to be small with hot fresh food. Now it's…read morethe total opposite for the third time in a row. The food came out cold rice, cold beans, cold tacos, and the waitress's solution, do you want me to microwave the stuff? Who microwaves lettuce? And if you're gonna use a credit card, think twice or check your bill. Because they will add extra to the tip and the owner will find that funny when you confront her stay away.It's not worth it

They have definitely improved since the first time I ordered. I got the mushroom burrito which…read moretasted great. Full of ingredients and there was a bit of spice that I enjoyed. So much better than the flat burrito I had when they first opened. Bravo for the improvement. Definitely get that again. Glad I gave them another chance.

The food is actually so good. Birria tacos. 10/10. It was as delicious as anything I've ever had…read more Great small business

Absolutely!! I was waiting for my kids' haircut and this was right across the lake. Wonderful…read moretacos de lengua; seasoned right and you know the horchata is good when they serve it in these containers

La Patrona is located in what looks to be an old connivence store across the street from the lake,…read morea stones throw (if you are NFL QB with a rocket arm) from the Lake house resturaunt on Porchtown road a mile down the road from the franklinville Inn. The building itself is a festive bright Orange color. I was greeted warmly by the owner as I walked on. The dining room had about a dozen tables but I got our order to go. It had an open kitchen with a small bar section so you could eat right where they cook. It was decorated in traditional Mexican decor. Now for the food, I ordered the enchiladas , one with Verde sauce and the other with Molé. The food smelled wonderful as I opened the bag and it looked just as delicious. The tortillas were fresh and homemade and the flavor was on point. The verde sauce had a great flavor and had just enough kick to make me know there was some spice. It was covered in lettuce and cheese and specked with diced tomato. The chicken was moist and tasty. The Molé sauce was deep and rich and had excellent flavor. It came with beens and rice. The beans were light colored and not black beens and the rice was standard Mexican rice. Overall it was really good. I will be going back again. They accepted debit cards but also had an ATM in the corner. The only drawback is that they didn't have any menus to give me so I will have to search that up on the inter webs. A small inconvenience for a wonderful meal.

We were hungry and willing to follow some yelp reviews for lunch running to Mays Landing for some…read moreshopping during our trip to Atlantic City. We pulled up excited because the exterior alone sets the tone. Hand-painted sunflowers, colorful pennant flags, and bright green picnic tables under a covered patio. It has real personality! We dined inside, but on a cooler day, that patio would be the move. We ordered the steak tacos and the quesabirria tacos. Both were yummy!!!!!!. The quesabirria were the standout: crispy, rich, served with consomme for dipping and fresh radish and lime on the side. I do not like a soft quesabirria, so it was perfect. The flavor was on point! The service sealed it. Our server took our order and our drinks got delayed. Before we even noticed, they caught it themselves, apologized, and brought everything right over. I appreciated the simple step of correcting a mistake without being prompted. That matters to me a lot! Worth every mile of the drive from our hotel in Atlantic City.

El Rincon Del Sabor, Mays Landing, NJ…read more Sometimes the best places are the ones you almost drive right past. El Rincon Del Sabor has been open for about two years and sits just off Route 50 in Mays Landing. It is a little off the beaten path, but not by much. After hearing several friends recommend it, we finally decided to give it a try on a Friday night after 8:00 PM. First things first, it is BYOB. The good news is there is a liquor store directly across the street, so picking up whatever you want before dinner couldn't be much easier. The restaurant has that classic hole-in-the-wall feel that usually leads to good food. Inside, it looks like many authentic Mexican restaurants, bright colors, cultural decorations throughout, and a large television in the back playing a fútbol match. It feels comfortable, casual, and welcoming. The menu offers plenty of traditional Mexican dishes, although there were a few unexpected items like pizza, gyros, and cheesesteaks that seemed a little out of place. Still, the authentic selections were clearly the stars of the menu. We started with a basket of freshly made tortilla chips served with two different green sauces. Both were fresh and flavorful. The green sauce was mild and very tasty, while the red sauce brought a little more heat without being overpowering. At our table, one person ordered the chimichanga, which came with rice and beans. The portion was huge and packed with flavor. Another ordered the birria tacos, served with fresh cilantro, onions, and a rich consommé for dipping. They couldn't stop talking about how much they enjoyed them. I was originally looking for mole, but didn't see it listed on the menu. After asking our waitress, she suggested ordering the enchiladas with their homemade mole sauce instead. When I asked if the mole was made from scratch or from a paste, she smiled and told me her mother makes it from scratch. Anyone who has ever made authentic mole knows just how much time, patience, and ingredients go into preparing it. That answer alone got my attention. The mole completely stole the show. Rich, complex, slightly sweet, with just the right balance of chocolate, spices, and chiles, it was everything homemade mole should be. If you're a fan of mole, this is absolutely the dish I would recommend ordering. As we talked throughout the evening, we learned this is truly a family restaurant. Everyone working that night was related, and it showed. They treated customers like guests rather than just another table. Even though we arrived about an hour before closing, we never once felt rushed, something that can make or break a late dinner experience. We also got the feeling they're trying to build something special here and genuinely care about serving the local community. We learned they have quite a following from residents of The Oaks, and after eating here it's easy to understand why. If you live in The Oaks or are passing through the Mays Landing area, this place is well worth the short drive. The portions are generous, the ingredients are fresh, the food is authentic, and perhaps most importantly, you leave feeling welcomed. We'll definitely be back.

T A C, is my favorite taco truck, unfortunately is seasonal, so we are out of luck in the winter…read more Every tasty item on their menu is delicious, whether it's a taco, burrito, quesadilla, tostada, or torta you won't be disappointed...

The food is excellent for a food truck. They are very quick at getting your order out and the…read morepeople taking your order are very nice. I've had the burritos, shrimp tacos, and seafood tostadas. All have been very good. The amount of seafood on the tostadas was so plentiful. The also let you pick from different sauces with increasingly levels of spiciness and have been very good. They also offer sour cream as an options. Haven't gotten any, but they also offer a variety of mexican drinks.

The food was amazing! We got the barbacoa tacos and enchiladas. Our server Julie was so nice and…read morevery attentive. Can't wait to come back!

Great service, good food, and their lunch specials and Taco Tuesday deals were excellent for our…read morebig group. From the outside it looks like a traditional Mexican restaurant, but the inside decoration is very modern.

Ever since I gave up Taco Bell, I've been dealing with an ongoing craving for crispy shell ground…read morebeef tacos. And while the tacos at Salsa Fresca are nowhere near the same as Taco Bell's, they are a great substitute and come topped with lots of cheese. I also purchased a cheese quesadilla, which was pretty good, but I would've been fine with just my tacos. I also heard great things about the chicken quesadilla entree.

If you are looking for truly authentic Mexican food, Salsa Fresca is the place…read more The service was excellent from start to finish, but the food was the real star. I ordered the fajitas with corn tortillas, and they were fantastic--you can really taste the quality and authenticity in the ingredients. It is hard to find a spot that gets those traditional flavors just right, but they nailed it. Great food, great service, and a great atmosphere. I'll definitely be back!

It's very expensive. The service is good, but the food is not very good. I have been here five…read moretimes. I really love Mexican food, and I was hopeful the different menu choices would improve my perception. But nothing here is better than a two star, sadly. I really want them to succeed, but the feedback I have was not understood as I do not speak Spanish. Hopefully they can use google translate on this review. 1- Please refill the sauces and nacho appetizers! 2 - Please offer some sort of Salsa! 3 - Please do not charge $11 for guacamole, and not offer it fresh tableside! 4 - Please quadruple the meat in your burritos! One ounce/teaspoon of pork in an entire burrito is ridiculous. 5 - please server fresh chicken - not canned chicken ok?

I think this is a very underrated Mexican restaurant. Food was fresh and full of flavor. Price was…read morereasonable. Portion good. Atmosphere can use some work for dine-in.