This is right beside a gas station outside of downtown. There are 4-5 tables inside. I was greeted…read morepromptly and they came to take my order at the table! Don't expect chips and salsa. If you order fajitas they will not come out on a sizzling platter. You are served on a real plate and plastic cutlery. That's ok because the food it the main event! I had a brirras taco (delicious) and the beef fajitas. The corn tortillas were made in house and served hot and fresh. My dining partner had beef and chorizo mixed empanadas (special request) and he said they were delicious and wants to return. The red enchilada sauce was spicy and I loved it. The verde sauce was spicier! I loved this place.

I'm always afraid to leave 5 star reviews, that usually means my favorite spots will get booked up…read moreand I can't get in. But, they definitely deserve a 5 star rating. There are 3 things I look for in Mexican restaurants: There are Latin clients Smells like Fabuloso It's in a gas station Check, check and check! This place is HOT! Please don't ever change!

A large serving of Veggie Chicken included red and white onions, broccoli florets, mushrooms,…read morezucchini, squash, sun-dried tomatoes and chicken from the grill served over a bed of Spanish rice and was topped with queso and fresh baby spinach. A decent selection of bottled beers are served ice cold. Guacamole was excellent, loaded with small chunks of tomatoes and avacados, and seasoned just right. Sopapilla was traditional and quite good even without ice cream. They were out of corn husk-wrapped tamales but we will return for those! Enjoyed the music selection which seemed to be Latino soft rock instead of that frito bandito mariachi band stuff that everyone else plays. The restrooms are sparkling clean. We've not been to other Mexican food restaurants in the area but are pleased to report that this one was quite good and the service is on point. Edit: We returned for tamales are they were fabulous!

Great meal - awesome guacamole and fajitas and service was excellent! Nice surprise!read more

Stumbled upon this place visiting the area and I am so glad I did. I am a huge Mexican food fan and…read morewas excited to find an authentic spot when I was craving it. Right when you walk in, you are greeted with kind smiles and hellos. The service was quick and friendly. I was excited to see they had a vegan menu which is SO important to me as a vegetarian. My mom and I enjoyed a Mexican street corn (so good), loaded nachos (must try), and vegan tacos. The nachos were layered to PERFECTION. THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF EVERYTHING! The vibe is very chill/ casual and great to have lunch or a bite with friends or just take it to go. I really enjoyed everything here and I can not wait to come back!! Thank you Sunshine!

It was nice walking in explain different items they had and ate the quesadilla steak it was…read moredelicious had flavor reminded me of my mother. I recommend this place. Food is very delicious.

Love it!!! Food has always been outstanding. Service is consistently great. I encourage caution in…read morethe parking area as I know of several accidents. OTOH it has consistently been safe from attacks -- I feel safe there. Atmosphere inside is campy and the chandelier is truly unique.

We stopped into this restaurant during a road trip. I have to preface based on the location and…read moreother restaurants nearby or not nearby, we rated this place a four star. The food was really good and the service wasn't bad. It's a Mexican restaurant in a small town and if we were driving nearby we would stop again. It's a very casual restaurant and would work well for large groups.

In Valdosta, GA...it can be hard to find food spots for tacos. This place is very unassuming,…read moreaffordable and overall decent. At $2 a taco, it's not bad. I've paid more for worse in other places across the south. By far, my favorite has been the al pastor. I'm just not convinced with the tortillas and the salsas. I feel like a better corn tortilla would really make the taco worth the $2. Be advised, they will not give you water with your meal. If you want water, you have to buy a bottle of water. Silverware is also self service because to the soft drink machine. If you ask for anything, you'll be pointed to where you can get it yourself. All in all...I'm sure I'll keep coming back as long as we're in south Georgia.

I love this place I highly recommend recommend. Although, I never thought of stopping by a gas…read morestation for Mexican food I tried this spot because everyone at work raves about it and were they right ! Food is delicious every time and service is quick and they're so kind. Come here often!

I keep going back for the incredible empanadas! Beef, chicken or pork - all delicious. Light fluffy…read morepastry fried perfectly. You order at a window and sit at a picnic table. I'll go back!

So good! So inexpensive! So chill! So worth the drive! So I can't wait to go back!!!read more

Ricos tacos live oak food truck hands down best tacos I've eaten, the quesatacos are amazing, will…read morenot go anywhere else for authentic Mexican food!

We overnighted in Valdosta so I began looking for where to have dinner. We had a favorite BBQ place…read morehere but they were out of most things and almost ready to close. This is good and bad-good because you're not eating yesterday's food and bad because you have to look for something else. Thanks to Yelp, Rico's Tacos was just down the street so we said, "why not". Rico's has a pretty extensive menu but we opted for tacos. There were many varieties offered and each taco could be customized by choosing the type of tortilla and whatever garnishes such as onions, tomato, peppers, cilantro etc. you wanted. We both ordered a carne asada and al Pastor tacos. Another wonderful find. these tacos were unbelievably good with great meats and flavors. We also sampled the standard and "hot" salsas preferring the hot. Service was quick and friendly. I'll also add "patient" as this was our first time and we had lots of decisions to make. Rico's is another stop to add to our driving south (and back home) list.

New tables, menus, tableware; some crappy food. We tried our best to like this place but after two…read moreyears of trying we gave up today. Our waitress couldn't even speak basic English. The water tastes like MOLD! The sodas taste like SOAP! The tea is disgusting; not sure what it tastes like but it's not tea. My wife, a retired chef (culinary school trained) ordered *grilled* chicken chimichangas but they weren't grilled, no grilled flavor at all. My "fajita burrito" had barely any meat. After all that, and the complaints, the manager only took a small percentage off the meal. I hate to say it but Moultrie is "Little Mexico" and you still can't get decent Mexican food here; even Taco B'hell is better. It took over 30 minutes to get our food and we were the ONLY ones there! We're done with DJ's; never going there again.

The food was good. The service was okay, little bit slow. The ambiance was okay. It was warm and…read moremuggy inside. The margarita? Ehhhh. We tried their lime flavored and it tasted like a "wanna be" margarita. We are in town for a wedding and have since seen other Mexican restaurants we woulda tried had we known.

Bad service, bad food, disgustingly dirty floors, rude staff, long waits, and a very unpleasant…read moreexperience overall.

I love all their food!!! amazing!!! Their tacos with verde sauce will always be my favorite!!! They…read moreare awesome!!! great customer service!!!

I stopped by Rico's Tacos after seeing a Facebook post featuring their Birria Ramen, and I'm so…read moreglad I did! I'd never seen it prepared this way before--it sounded like a fun twist, and it definitely delivered on flavor. The ramen was rich and savory, with tender meat, cheese, onions, and cilantro. A squeeze of lime really brought everything together. I also loved adding their green salsa--it's fresh and flavorful without overpowering the dish. (The red salsa was a bit too spicy for me and took away from the overall flavor.) The restaurant itself is located in what looks like a repurposed old service station in downtown Adel, which gives it a lot of charm. There's a spacious outdoor area, indoor seating, and even a small playground for kids--definitely a nice spot for families or casual outings. The reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is mainly due to portion balance. There could've been more Birria meat in the ramen--the ratio of meat to noodles felt off. I also ended up picking out quite a few fatty pieces. Additionally, I was a little disappointed to see a charge for chips and salsa, since that's typically complimentary at most Mexican restaurants. That said, I'd still recommend Rico's Tacos if you're curious about Birria Ramen or looking for a laid-back spot with good food and a varied menu. Next time, I might ask for a side of diced tomatoes--I think that would take the ramen to the next level!

Have my meal was missing. They don't answer the phone. Can't leave a message. Reply to a text? No!…read more Contacted my credit card. Small town. Not many food choices, yet you are just like every other apathetic ---- in Adel. Now I know why your place has no business ever. At least at Xmas the decorations make it look like you got customers.