Quick good and excellent service. Lots of outdoor seating. Was impressed…read more Had steak quesadilla, chicken with premium adds which was right choice and fish taco. I think I'd choose tacos over quesadillas next time though. Sauce is good. Queso is good added chorizo. Didn't see chorizo on DoorDash as option but ordered when I came to pick up. Would go again.

My Wife and I visit here often, usually prior to a walk around the lakes…read more We have had almost all of the tacos. I will rank the tacos that we have had below. The salsa, quac and queso are all really good. We really like the pomegranate seeds, it's something a little different and adds a nice pop of flavor. The toasted seeds and caramelized onion on the broccoli taco is also really good. The mangonada freeze also goes with everything really well and nice to drink while sitting outside. 1. Steak 2. Chicken 3. Broccoli 4. Fish 5. Pork

One of the City's Hidden Culinary Gems! Azteca's Food Truck…read moreis seriously incredible! I first came here for the tacos--which are all great--but the birria tacos really stand out. They're packed with juicy, fall-apart roast beef and melted cheese, all tucked inside a perfectly crisped tortilla. Each order comes with fresh diced white onion, cilantro, grilled onions, consommé, and a fiery green sauce that packs serious heat. More recently, I discovered the Quesabirria pizza--and wow. It's made with two large flour tortillas stuffed with a generous amount of birria roast and melted cheese, crisped on both sides. It's served with all the same flavorful accompaniments as the tacos, and the portion size is huge--easily enough to feed two to three people. Don't let the pictures fool you! The staff is always friendly and happy to offer recommendations. If you haven't checked out this food truck yet, you're missing out on one of the city's best-kept food secrets.

One of my favorite Togo order spots for their birria tacos. Consistent and delicious. And a great…read morevalue

When I'm craving authentic Mexican this is it. The cashier is friendly, bilingual, and…read moreaccommodating. You place your order, receive a buzzer, and are welcome to wait in your air conditioned car. My go to is the gringa with pork. It's basically an open face quesadilla loaded with cheesy pull cheese, pork, white onions, and cilantro. They also offer it as a mini if you just want to try it. My bf loves their pork tacos dressed classic a la calle. I also recommend the loaded papas (unpictured). There is a cash discount so plan ahead. This is a staple right here for me.

The food literally came in 5 minutes! I was the only customer at the time but still, I was…read moreimpressed. I'm not sure if it was one of the salsas or one of the tacos but something is very spicy, nose running spicy! My mouth is burning as I type this. The Al pastor taco was by far my favorite, it was sooooo good. The chicken/pollo was my least favorite, it wasn't very flavorful.

If it's not the brick and mortar, it's the food truck. The food is DELICIOUS either place. The…read moreservice is quick and they are extremely helpful with making choices. The first time I went I got 4 ct quesobirrias..: OMG! I ate all 4 in one sitting and the consommé or dipping gravy IS DIVINE!!!! Ambiance is great but the food is greater. Today I got one beef, one chorizo and one quesobirria and a side of consommé.

The food truck was out today and I heard this place was amazing so of course I had to see. I…read moreordered the 4 special of the quesobirria for 16 dollars. Comes with the consommé, sauces and lime wedge. I asked if I could just order 2 but she said nope. Anyway lunch and dinner. They were really great. I love how crispy they were even after driving home with them. It did take a while to get my order though. All of the sauces were just ok. The dip was really good.

Cool little place! We went kind of early, so it wasn't very busy, but that made it easy to relax…read moreand enjoy the meal. The decor is sharp and modern, with a nice atmosphere that makes you want to hang out a while. My wife had the Flautas ($20.50), and I went with the Carne Asada ($20.50). The carne asada was very good, tender, well-seasoned, and full of flavor. Everything came out fresh and plated nicely. Definitely a spot we'll come back to once it's a little more lively in the evening.

This place has truly become my absolute favorite taco spot in Baton Rouge. I was immediately…read moregreeted and took a seat at the bar. As I was sitting down, a server was already in route to provide me with chips and salsa! I placed my 3 taco combo with a frozen strawberry margarita, it came out in like ten minutes! Everything was amazing and to my liking! The margarita although a small was a great size for a random dinner drop in. The rice and beans were a great portion size along with the tacos! I highly recommend!!

There's a saying that if you want some good food you'll find it attached to a gas station. This was…read moredefinitely all facts! I wasn't looking for anything specific to eat but this place called to me so I whipped into the parking lot and headed in! This is such a homey type of place that puts a lot of pride and joy in their food and showing off Latin culture. Los Alvarez Exxpress Latin Food is a local mom and pop spot on the corner of Gardere and Burbank next to the S&P Food Store/Chevron gas station. I wasn't exactly sure what to expect going in but what I got was a lot of warmth and comfort. This is a place for Latin locals to relax and get a bit of familiarity and good food. I dined in and ordered the Granadas Catrachas. Catrachas are traditionally known as Honduran tostadas. Los Alvarez puts their spin on it by using Granada flour to create a puff pocket and stuff it with meat, rice and cheese and serve it with encurtido (Honduran pickled vegetables). I ordered one with chicken and one with beef. The serving was huge and absolutely delicious! I was only able to eat one. That, on top of the chips and salsa and black bean dip had me full for the rest of the day! Everyone that works there is friendly and for a second you don't feel like you're in Baton Rouge. This is a magical place.

This was a terrible experience. They don't have much on the menu, and they don't speak English. We…read moreordered our food, amd strictly said no beans. We also asked for chips and salsa, and they brought out what looked like beans, which looked disgusting. They brought out our food and served white rice instead of Mexican rice. My wife's food had bones in it. She ordered a Sprite, and there was something floating in the bottle. Since they don't speak English, they didn't do anything. To top it off, they charge gratuity.

THEE best Mexican restaurant and no other can compare. The complementary salsa is absolutely divine…read moreand I'd say the best restaurant salsa I've ever had. It is a spicy fresh salsa which I LOVE. By looking at the restaurant's interior and environment you just know the food will be fresh, authentic, and hitting. I will say, I wouldn't really recommend getting the chicken flauta because I found it dry but it was still good! The nachos is THEE STAR of the show. Huge portion for only $8.99 and it is made with fresh fried chips and layers of cheese, meat, and toppings on it. So delicious! I had my friend's quesadilla and it was great. Taco was packed with SO much flavor. The server was kind and sweet. I recommend this place to everyone! Loaded nachos and banging food, we love!

My favorite Mexican spot in BR. Being from Texas it's hard to find authentic Mexican food in…read moreLouisiana, but El Tio passes the test. Steak burrito and birria tacos are my favorite. The chips and salsa are great and their queso is great as well - just make sure you get the queso dip and not the skillet queso. Fresh guac as well. Tacos are amazing too. 10/10

OMG... what a yummy spot that has been sleepy secret until NOW…read more... The food is so fresh, authentic and delicious. Dinner starts with complementary chips and salsa that are super yummy. Got the trio dip that has this cheesy gooey queso , corn with herbs and cheese and chunky guacamole. We order the carne asada and poncho mixto. The freshness of the food. I will go back and continue to try a new dishes ! But they also have tacos and burritos. The drinks were good too!!! Service was awesome. Gloria was our waitress and she provided some assistance with the choices made. We ate in the bar area. The ambiance of the restaurant is super cute for a girls night out or a first dinner date or a date night with that special someone.

First chips were nice and warm and crispy and the salsa had a really unique flavor that I wasn't…read moreaccustomed to. It wasn't spicy like most salsa that I taste, but it also had a different flavor. I couldn't really put my finger on what the difference was, but it was really good. I ordered the Carne Asada and it was 10 out of 10 for presentation. The dish came steaming, sizzling and smoking as they sat it down and it continued to do so for over a minute. While the steak was cooked properly, medium well as I requested, it was very tough. Maybe it was an angry cow. Regardless, the staff was very attentive. And the service was very fast. Ambience was nice and it felt very comfortable although it was a bit cold so I had to go and get a jacket for my mom and my sister-in-law. I would give them another try the next time I'm in the area. The menu had a few options that I would be interested in.

I haven't been here for at least seven maybe possibly 10 years since Renee Ortlieb was the owner…read more The reason I came back to try it today was because after a visit to La Mexicana a few days ago only to learn it has closed (and it had become my staple for the area of authentic Mexican). To my surprise, la Tienda Latina is a Honduran restaurant. To my taste Honduran food is blander then real Mexican food. After reading the reviews, I ordered a Mexican coke and an appetizer while I looked at the menu. The friendly English speaking waitress brought salsa and chips to the table, along with my Coke and ample sized appetizer. Shortly after she returned with the Honduran tamale ( chose pork vs chicken). She also brought two condiment bottles of homemade sauces, both green tomatillo and red chili .. both very standard at authentic places. The salsa and chips were nice and fresh tasting and I particularly liked the green sauce with the tamale sauce. Realizing how much food this was already I decided just to order a side of refried beans and some Mexican Crema, which was actually perfect, and I had food to bring home because I only ate half of the tamale and about a fourth of the beans which were delicious. The tamale did need extra flavor although it was packed with potatoes and rice and chunks of cooked roast type pork, and a few peas I think. For the price I think it's quite a bargain to fill up on. However, I filled up quickly by drinking a second Mexican Coke, and had an extra order of the salsa with the chips. I dipped the chips in the beans which were absolutely probably my favorite dish of all. La Tienda won't replace the flavors and menu formerly offered at La Mexicana. I'll have to find another place that has similar type food, but I did enjoy my experience here. However Hondorian food isn't what I get cravings for. Yet, the restaurant was tidy and clean, although I didn't go to the restroom, which is always very telling of how clean a restaurant is. Btw, I know Mexican cokes are usually very pricey, but the idea of paying eight dollars for two medium (quantity) cokes is annoying, but the price of on tap cold drinks has gone up significantly as well around the Baton Rouge area, so often I just have to order water in order to enjoy a sit down meal eating out without paying a total cost of what I used to consider to be premium dinner time treat when I'm just looking for a quick afternoon lunch. Due to my budget lunch (appetizer & 2 sides) selection today I went ahead & ordered a 2nd bottle, and quite enjoyed it, and therefore I have leftovers to enjoy later. I will keep reading other food reviews made here so I can return again and try something else and just maybe I'll find a new favorite!

I loved it! Co-workers raved about it, so I went. The grocery attached is fun and amazing. So many…read morecool things. A whole butcher inside. I got probably the best cracklings/ chicharrones I've ever had. It's basically like a chunk of bacon. Cheap too! Food is amazing. Added to favorites!!!

We came on a Sunday, and I got a delicious brunch!…read more The restaurant wasn't busy for an early lunch, so we got seated right away. Immediately upon walking in, I loved all of the colors and the vibes of this Mexican restaurant. When you sit down, they bring chips and salsa to your table. I wasn't a huge fan of the salsa or the chips. The chips had some seasoning on them and to me, it didn't mix well with the salsa. The salsa was really thin, and I prefer a chunky salsa with a salted thick chip lol. I was feeling adventurous and got the French toast on the brunch menu. It was delicious! The berry compote and the two different syrups paired really well with it. The bacon that it came with was perfection. I ate every last bite. I did have a bite of my friends tacos, and they were good but on smaller side in my opinion. Our waitress was great and there were plenty of tvs to watch while we waited. But, we never waited long for anything!

I've been coming here since they first opened, and while I've noticed the food quality has dipped…read moreslightly from those early days, it remains a solid choice for Tex-Mex in BR. This is definitely Tex-Mex rather than traditional Mexican, but it hits the spot if that's what you're craving. The real standout is the decor and ambiance, especially after renovating and expanding. It's a fantastic space to hang out and chitchat with friends over dinner. The service has always been great and efficient for me. I can't remember the server I often got - maybe Joshua? Their yearly Cinco de Mayo party is also always fun and a vibe! Overall, still a solid spot in Baton Rouge for Tex-Mex and close to LSU campus.