I had some takeout from here recently - pork enchiladas. I've eaten a lot of Mexican, South…read moreAmerican and Latin foods, which is or are my favorite flavor(s) and I can't recall ever having pork enchiladas in my 55 years. Yeah, I've had beef, chicken and cheese. Never carnitas. At first I thought they were good but nothing special but as I kept eating, they kept growing on me and I realized that these are really freaking good enchiladas, probably my favorite of all enchiladas. The rice and beans were fine too, honestly, pretty much run of the mill. But they're not supposed to be the star. The enchiladas are supposed to be the star and they rocked.

Good service good food Very Good drink Nice clean Inside very good customer service I like the…read morestreet tacos a lot carnitas azada

They are really authentic as they can be. Anyone saying in the comments that it isn't probably…read moredoesn't come from a Mexican household or has tasted authentic mexican food. This truly tasted like home! The wait times may be longer but people don't realize this is a FAMILY owned business. I loved the atmosphere and it was pretty quiet when I went. I only wish I came here more often

This place was okay…read more Come in with my son to order some food to go, place is empty except for the two staffers working there. We walk up and order, are told it will be 15 minutes, and then sit down to watch the telenovelas playing on the TV in the dining room. I look back in the kitchen, and they're clearly making a bunch of stuff from scratch, including something with cornmeal (maybe pupusas?). Anyway, about 20 minutes later we walk out with our food. The tacos were standard but yummy - al pastor, lengua, and carnitas. The pupusas were good (got queso and loroco), but I really wish they had given us more pickled cabbage to offset the greasiness. They have quesadillas tradicionales here, which I had never tried, but really enjoyed. They were like a gordita with a thick, soft, fried shell and the inside stuffed with cheese and other toppings if you like. The salsa verde they gave us was SUPER salty; I hope it was just that batch because it really ruined a good thing. Prices are okay and the service was slower than I thought (if I come back I'll call the order in ahead of time). The inside is festively Mexican. The front is clean and inviting though the back in and around the bathroom is a little dingy. An overall decent place.

Food and service were very good. A humble location for sure, in a strip mall. But an excellent…read morecasual meal. We loved the seafood dip especially

The Only Review You Need To Read…read more We decided to check out this restaurant, as my funny little honey is actually from Colima, Mexico and if anybody knows Mexican food, it would be her. Also my Aunt Johnnie (RIP) who relocated from El Paso, TX to Ellicott City years ago, this was her favorite restaurant. First off, I'd like to say that the word "authentic" is thrown around a bit too liberally when it comes to Mexican restaurants around here. The Hispanic population here in Maryland is dominated with people from Central America, of which Mexico is not. The restaurant itself is rather quaint, with plenty of room for either couples or a large party. The staff were very friendly and attentive; definitely seems like a family-owned business. Now, let's talk about the food. In a nutshell, we were not particularly impressed. The chicken tortilla soup was basically a watery bean soup with little flavor and two large tortilla chips placed in it (no tortilla strips?). I ordered my "go to" dish which is chicken enchiladas. Meh; the enchiladas were just fine, the rice was brownish in color (we're used to orange Spanish rice), the black beans didn't have a lot of flavor and refried beans are refried beans - hard to mess that up. My girlfriend got chile relleno and she was taken aback a bit that it had shredded chicken and onion in it (usually it just has cheese). She also pointed out that this was a Mexican restaurant, but there were no albondigas, no molè, no sopes, no guacamole nor sour cream anywhere in sight. And I pointed out no pictures of Vicente Fernández on the walls either. But what was good were the chips and salsa we had to munch on while waiting for our entrees - that I can recommend; good salsa. Three stars is the best I can do. Personally, we tried it, and we didn't find the experience that great where we need to go back again. And I don't want to give the impression that I'm trashing the place - it's a nice sit-down restaurant and if you're looking for some South Of The Border fare, then it's fine. But it's actually more Tex-Mex than "authentic Mexican."

I am from L.A. and have been to many Mexican restaurants in Baltimore, Anne Arundel, and Howard…read moreCounty. By far, this is the best place for tacos and Mexican food in general; furthermore, it is the absolute best taco stand in Maryland. It even rivals some stands back in Cali. I had the chicken, shrimp, and beef tacos, and a quesadilla. Excellent! Super nice peeps! Nice atmosphere. A hidden gem! I am now a regular

We got dinner last evening from the Taqueria Los Primos food truck in Ellicott City, Maryland along…read moreRoute 40, near Mission BBQ. I got Barbacoa Tacos and my partner got a Burrito. The Barbacoa meat on my tacos was all gristle and tough unchewable chunks of fat. I would never serve this to anyone let alone charge them for it. The burrito that we got was ok, but not great. Proceed with caution here. We have gotten food from the Taqueria Los Primos restaurant in Laurel, Maryland numerous times and it is always the best ever tacos etc. This food truck was not great at all. Yelp is prompting me to discuss the ambiance - it is a food truck in a gas station parking lot so that is the ambiance. There was food refuse scattered around in the parking lot in the area of the taco truck.

The food and drinks were delicious! I didn't catch photos of everything, but the steak quesadilla…read morewas a standout. I also really enjoyed the strawberry and mango margaritas, which paired perfectly with the nacho chips. While our server was very sweet during the initial order, the service was unfortunately nonexistent after that with almost no check-ins. The ambiance is very loud--almost like a club--and the music was blasting so much that I had to step outside a few times for a break. That said, the flavors were on point, so I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu.

I've been craving Mexican so my bf and I decided to come here for lunch while walking around Main…read moreStreet. We chose to sit inside, but outdoor seating is also available. Our server was friendly. I ordered a mimosa to start with since it was during brunch hours. My bf and I decided to share enchiladas and we were able to choose different ones; we had the carne which was ground beef with a delicious enchilada sauce, the pollo tinga with a roasted tomato salsa sauce, and the pork verde with a green salsa. All of them tasted great! It came with a choice of refried beans or black beans (we had refried which were good) and rice (pretty tasty!). The first round of chips and salsa are on the house, but it's a pretty small serving. Very good though. We did ask for a second round ($3 I believe) but never got them, but we were full from the meal so it was okay. Overall, we enjoyed this spot and would definitely return!

I love this place. The menu has so many options and everything I've had is delicious. I'm allergic…read moreto avocado and I've never had a problem removing it from a dish. I found this place pretty quickly after moving into the area and when my partner and I want a simple night out for dinner El Salto is our go-to. The staff is always really friendly and everything comes out so quickly. The restaurant is casual and we even came in costume when we went on Halloween. I've always had a good time and when the weather is warmer I love the outdoor seating.

I'm giving El Salto 3 stars for service, because our waitress was very attentive and checked in…read morewith us regularly. The food. is not. salted. The salsa tasted like ketchup. The guacamole was literally smashed avocado - no seasoning, no onions or tomatoes or lime or anything. Straight up avocado. We got the special for two - it came with chile rellenos, enchilada, tacos, and tamale. The tacos were probably the best flavor wise but the meat was spread on top of the tamale, and my husband swears the cheese in the rellenos was Rotel. Nothing in our meal was salted either - honestly all of the dishes felt barely seasoned. The atmosphere was pleasant and all of the staff we interacted with were happy and smiling. We didn't hate it, but I don't think we'll be back.

I was in town for work and wanted to go someplace new so I ventured to Toro Bravo. I ordered the…read moreCamarones a La Diabla. I was not disappointed!! They brought the heat & the flavor!! It was an amazing blend of spicy and savory with the heat on the back end. My server was very attentive to my need for refills of water. I absolutely loved the salsa before my meal. I literally devoured it. At one point during my meal, I almost grabbed the salsa instead of my glass of water. I enjoyed my meal so much that I grabbed some soft tacos to go. They were great as well. They were a very flavorful and juicy end to my evening. I'm in town for business regularly and I will be sure to make this one of my to go destinations whenever I'm in town.

The place is a newer location of the classic in Annapolis. It has an old Mexican feel to it which…read morehit the spot when I got back from vacation in Mexico. The service was pretty good but as some others said they were kinda focused on futbol. As for the food the dish was cooked perfectly and I would get again. Always get the sopapillas and fried ice cream for dessert.

I stopped by here yesterday. I got the birria tacos and my girlfriend got their soft-shell chicken…read moretacos. Both of us really enjoyed their food. It was delicious. Will definitely be going back!

We ordered 2 burritos and 1 elote and they took 55 minutes whole time we was told 20 minutes they…read moremade 3 other people orders In the span of us waiting then we asked 3 different times when will our food be ready he said 5 minutes the first time then when we asked a 2nd time the dude said 7 minutes after we waited 20 minutes... then we had to ask the Indian Cashier to go back there and tell them to hurry up at the 50 minute mark then when we received it. The food was cold it was sitting there.