A low key spot plenty of parking and seating and good food with good prices. The beans have a lot…read moreof flavor and the rice is fluffy. The ground beef taco could have used a tad more seasoning for my liking but everything was fresh and tasty. The person who took my order was super friendly and the food was hot and ready when they said. I would definitely go back. PS. They no longer offer beef stew as a side it comes in a burrito. That made me sad.

Rating just the service, price and look of the meal:…read more I stopped here to purchase a meal for someone else, so I can't speak to the quality or taste. The parking lot is behind the building and so is the entrance. Once inside, I had to walk all the way to the front to reach the counter and place a to go order. I was greeted and told she'd help me in a min. Soon she was back, she answered a few of my questions and then I ordered. I decided to go with the large beef taco salad and a can of coke. I had a seat while I waited about 5-7 minutes for the order to come out. Everything was bagged and ready to go, including plastic ware, napkins, and sauces. I only checked the written menu on the wall, but the prices seemed reasonable, the portion size was respectable, and the food looked and smelled good. It made me think that the next time I'm here, perhaps I should order ac taco salad for myself. My impression of the ambiance is very much hole-in- wall, family owned restaurant. It seems like the sort of place that only cares about giving you good food and doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles.

Stopped by on our way across Michigan - this hidden gem is about 3 miles off 69. It's in the gas…read morestation, but don't let that fool you. The food is amazing and the service is welcoming. The beans, salsa, tacos, etc all slapped (young people tell me that's a good thing). You won't be disappointed - we will stop through every time we pass by!

Juan's Taqueria has friendly service and our takeout order was ready hot and fresh, which I always…read moreappreciate. We ordered six tacos along with chips and salsa, and the total came to about $33. Unfortunately, the food just didn't wow us. The steak tacos were moist and tender, and the chicken was diced very finely, which made for a nice texture, but both lacked seasoning and flavor. The chips were also disappointing. They seemed a bit greasy, almost like they were fried before the oil was fully up to temperature, and they could have used some salt. Nothing was bad, but nothing really stood out either. Everything tasted fresh and was served hot, but overall it felt bland and a little pricey for what we received. Since it's a bit of a drive for us, I don't think I'd make a special trip back. Also, fyi, it's located inside the Mobil gas station so the setting is a bit strange. There are booths and a make shift wall in an attempt to forget you're inside of gas station.

Amazing! Best authentic Mexican food in the flint area! Do not be fooled by other...get the…read moreoriginal! A must have. So yummy!

Tacos are good, although the meat is a VERY bland, no flavor at all with basic cheese, lettuce and…read moretomatoes, no cilantro, no chopped onions, if you want onions it's added charge. They really should add a little oregano or spices to it in my opinion. Salsa is ok but only if you get the hot, which basically tastes like regular salsa, nothing special. Puffy tacos are my favorite although there are 3.50 per taco, pretty pricey, but still the best thing on the menu. The absolutely most frustrating thing about this place is that unreliability of their hours. I know they've had some issues with family which is totally understandable but they've been open for five years and still you never know what day they're open unless they make a post on Facebook. I would hope that they would hire more people so that they can have a regular schedule but since its five years in side they opened, it's still the same, so I highly doubt it. Don't make a special trip over there unless you can reach them by phone or see a post online saying that they are open or you're wasting your time.

Had a fabulous time and fabulous meal at this restaurant. I'm visiting from Southern California…read morewhere there are many excellent authentic Mexican Restaurants. Didn't know what to expect in Flint Michigan, but I must say I was pleasantly surprised with the facility, staff and of course the Food. I haven't had a plate of Shrimp Enchiladas Suizas, in years. The beans and rice were delicious as well. If you're looking for some great Mexican food in Flint, Michigan. Give this place a try! Very clean as well!

Number 12 on the lunch menu, very tasty tons of meat chicken, steak and large shrimp. 2nd time we…read morecame in for this very meal, wait staff are so nice! The ambiance is quiet with the soft music and the decor and cleanliness is outstanding. May have to make it my go to on Saturdays.

This is my go to place. The food is always excellent. The service is always excellent. The ambience…read moreis always excellent. Everything is always clean. Everything taste perfectly seasoned every single time that I come here. So this is a place that I will constantly go to whenever I need my tacos or any type of Mexican food. Spot on. All the flavors all the spices all the seasoning. I will always order extra to take home with me so that I don't have to cook. And I will always tip 20%. Local loving the Food. Five Star!!

Stopped by with a friend for specials on Tacos. Not a big fan of Mexican food but Tacos were…read moregood. Staff very accommodating and friendly. Interior much nicer than exterior. Guess I can say I was pleasantly surprised.

This business is no longer there!!! We drove by and there are restaurants in the shopping center…read moreand there is Lupe's Mex restaurant but NO Slejandras

To be concise, Alejandro's tacos were two things that I personally adore and look for in tacos…read moreanywhere I find them: 1) The tacos were NOT greasy. Nothing bothers me more than when I eat a taco that would be great OTHERWISE, but the tacos are so greasy that I instantely regret ingesting them. 2) The tacos are uber-flavorful. So SO SO (too) many 'Mexican' restaurants use only 1/3 the salt and nothing else (NO CUMIN, GARLIC POWDER/SALT, LAWRY'S, PEPPER, CHILI POWDER!? WTF), so I end up completely unsatisfied. However, with Alejandro's they have the parallel of my grandma back there in the kitchen with a huge leaf blower of spices just 'spraying and praying' everywhere. DELICIOUS! Everything else: the salsa that you get with the chips is great; it would be fantastic if it was more spicy, but there are a lot of weak white people around here, so who can really be that upset? The chips were okay, Tia Heleta's are the gold standard in my book (my book is bigger than your book in regards to chip-deliciousness btw). Ok, go here and eat.

Very nice aesthetic inside! If you don't like feeling confined in a chair, request a booth because…read moreI felt a little cramped! Food was excellent and the portions are large. The quesadilla was phenomenal. Drinks were tasty! Service was quick for it being the second night in business. Go check it out

You'd think third time would be a charm, but you'd be wrong. In the two years we've lived in…read moreFenton, this building has been three different restaurants (though all owned essentially by the same company) and they simply cannot get it right. Tonight was our second time eating here- the first time both the service and food were fairly good (still a little shaky as my husband's soup was missing all of the toppings). But tonight, holy moly it was a s**t show. They sat my son and I at a tiny two top; too small to eat at honestly- after they dropped the chips and salsa and our disco fries appetizer there was zero room to spare. I asked the waitress for taco recommendations, and mentioned that I don't like pork or shrimp, she proceeded to point out a taco selection that's good but quickly rescinded saying "it's kind of pork" (it literally said shredded beef in the description), then went on to recommend the shrimp tacos. Huh? I went ahead and ordered the house special puffy tacos after realizing she clearly did not know the menu, or perhaps how to read. My son ordered the chicken enchiladas. When our main dishes arrived, we still had on our tiny table the chips & salsa, appetizers, and side plates. It was like a game of Tetris getting our entrées to fit. It really went down hill from there- both our rice and beans were ice cold, my ground beef tacos were cold to lukewarm at best, same temperature for the enchiladas. On top of that the puffy tacos just weren't good. The fried masa shell had absorbed all of the grease from the ground beef and were falling apart, there wasn't nearly enough crema making it very lack luster and blah. By the time the illiterate server came to check on us, it hardly seemed worth it to tell her about any of the issues. Instead I just asked for the check. When she dropped the check we still had on our minuscule table the chips & salsa, appetizer, side plates, and both entrees. By the time she returned the check for me to sign I literally could not- I had to put our stacks of unbussed plates onto the clean, neighboring table just to be able to write. How she could be completely oblivious to the condition of our table is beyond me- I watched her leave our full, dirty table and go sit by her buddy at the host stand. This place is not long for this world. Maybe focus less on being trendy and more on consistency and quality. A wasted third attempt, it's just Honcho with more grease and new wall fixtures.

July 3rd and we get a craving for Mexican. Two different Mexican restaurants we like crapped out…read moreclosing early with the upcoming holiday so we search Yelp and find Yevette's gourmet Tacos, which is a food truck. Yevette's location was only 5 minutes away from the restaurant we went to but it was unannouncingly closed, so we gave her a shot after seeing her 5-star reviews. Her trick was open, and her menu is very basic but we were pleasantly surprised with how good her food is. My wife got soft shell, I got hard shell and we loved her taco's and will be back. Options were beef, turkey, or collared greens vegetarian taco's. If you are in the mood for food truck taco's you will not be disappointed. I added just a touch of salt to mine but we both thought her meat was wonderfully seasoned, and her hard and soft home made shells were delicious. Try her! You won't be disappointed!

Uh oh, there's a new taco truck in town…read more I knew there was another food truck roaming around town, but hadn't had a chance to try it out until recently. I was downtown and spotted Yevette's parked downtown on Saginaw Street and decided to gamble and give it a chance. Ultimately, the gamble was worth it. When I walked up to the truck, the line seemed kinda long, but it moved pretty quickly. The owner (Yevette, no doubt), was friendly and polite. I ordered the loaded nachos without meat and before I could think twice about it, I had a takeout box featuring some very tasty nachos, piled high with sour cream, cheese, guacamole, zesty salsa, and fresh veggies. I might add, the tortilla chips were incredible. I don't know what they're doing to get those babies to taste like that, but whatever it is, I'd say it's working. In other words, don't stop doing what you're doing! They were slightly oily, salty and baked to perfection. I think I might have found the Holy Grail of tortilla chips. Hands down, those chips were a winner. Aside from tacos, nachos and other Mexican staples, they sell treats like elephant ears, sodas and the like, too. Prices were a tad higher than I would've thought, but not bad. The nachos came in a variety of sizes and the smallest order was $6, according to the menu board. Still, the quality is there, so paying a but extra wasn't much of a problem. I could see how some people might take issue with some of the prices, but I thought the food was reasonably priced for the market. The big gimmick surrounding this taco truck is the truck itself. Yevette's is housed in a restored Titan motor home from the seventies. Yep, those old RVs of yesteryear. At the very least, it's a conversation piece. I asked Yevette how old the RV dated back to, she replied that it was around 1973. Wow, kudos to her and her staff for keeping that thing roadworthy. There's always room for another food truck downtown. Variety is the spice of life, anyway. So, if you see an old Titan motor home tooling around downtown Flint, chances are that some delicious tacos will be close behind.