It's worth taking a detour!…read more 4 tacos in each order. Pretty big portion. We ordered: ( from left to right): 1) Asada (Sirloin): meats are tender and juicy, topped with beans, guacamole, salsa etc., which is no doubt a flavor bomb! 2) Walla Walla (grilled chicken with pineapple): mix flavors are well balanced! 3) Taco de birria con consomé ( tacos dipped in sauce): The dipping sauce added an extra layer of flavor in taco, which is a different experience.

Food was semi Mexican, beans weren't ready to serve but they went out anyway. Server was upset that…read moreI wanted salsa with my quesadillas, although salsa was great. Rivers park had cold beer and that was a plus.

We ended up here after trying to get a table at cascade brewing. So glad we did. Axel's has a…read moregreat selection of salsas along with pickled vegetables. Chilled bowls of sliced limes cucumber and radish. Chips are hot and fresh. I had chile relleno platter. The relleno was hot cheesy full of flavor. Rice and beans were yummy. I'm not sure why this place got such bad reviews. I wonder if they're made up? This is one of the best places to eat in Bend. Food arrived fast and staff was friendly and efficient.

If you want fresh ingredients and love Mexican food this is hands down impressive. Highly…read morerecommend!

Wasn't mad at all that I chose this cart…read more Staff was nice and inviting and made me feel like a priority. Everything was paid perfect. Display and ambiance was good. I ordered the fish tacos which were delicious. We're cooked a little hard and had a little more coating then desired, but everything else was delicious and came together perfectly. My friend ordered the Carne Asada tacos and they looked delicious as well. The entire cart pod experience was great and this is a must visit location when in Sister's, OR. Will definitely be returning to try some of the other options, but don't sleep on Chulita's.

Chulitas at The Barn in Sisters (or in Bend) is an amazing spot that you are going to want to visit…read moreASAP. Just walking up to this place, we knew we were in for something extraordinary. The Juices... Oh wow, these are the best juices I have ever tasted in my life! Completely forgot about juice until we tried Chulitas' offerings, and now we're addicted. The flavors are so vibrant and refreshing, it's like a rush of fresh flavor in every sip. I can't recommend their juices enough--order one without a doubt. But Chulitas is more than just incredible juices. The food here is so delicious! The use of super fresh ingredients and fantastic flavors created a special treat. We tried dishes from across the menu, and each one left us absolutely satisfied and happy. Textures and flavors executed to perfection. Considering the exceptional quality of the food and drinks, the prices here are an absolute steal. Love finding a locally owned business, run by hardworking individuals who pour their heart and soul into their craft. Supporting a place like this is supporting what makes Central Oregon great. If you find yourself near Sisters, make it a point to experience the artistry and soul that goes into every dish at Chulitas. The service, ambiance, flavors, and the overall experience make it a truly unique and unforgettable local spot. Trust me, you won't regret it.

Food was great tasted fresh service was stellar. I would recommend them highly have been going…read morehere for at least a decade and never been disappointed.

Loved Los Jalapeños! Delicious Mexican food, big portions, and super friendly staff. The salsa was…read moreamazing . Small welcoming restaurant.

Scrumptious drool--worthy tacos that are making me wish I lived there so I could eat this every day…read moreof the week haha okay maybe at least once a week. Yup, it happened. I finally found the most delicious tacos I have ever had: Thai chicken with pineapple sauce and Poblano flavors. Orders were ready quickly. Friendly service. Gourmet award winning Cordon-Bleu chef. Plotting next visit.

05/30/2026 Flavor is *here! The tortillas - perfect! I was bummed that they no longer serve the…read morevegan soyrizo, potato puff taco or the Mexican street corn - which is why we visited. However we thoroughly enjoyed everything that we ordered. I had the root-beer carnitas, (which is something I would not ordinarily order) - but glad I did. Mr. Wonderful had the fish tacos and was pleased! The refried beans were a bit runny and the rice was a harder than we like (please see photos), but tasty goodness is most definitely there & we were satiated! The young man working the window was friendly. Westside Taco - If you ever bring soyrizo/ potato tacos & Mexican streetcorn back, please email me. The photos of those items on YELP and Google are captivating!

Hit the spot after a day out on the snow. Bunk+brew is so lucky to have this in their backyard. I…read morereally enjoyed my meal.

A small, unassuming food cart in Bend, Alebrije Oaxaca serves authentic Oxaxacan food that has…read morebold, bright flavors. Tacos, burritos, memelitas, birria, the menu is abundant yet not overbearing. I opted for a memelitas with carnitas, carne asada taco, and birria taco. They were all so good! They tasted homemade in the best way, and each taco was loaded with meat. This little food truck is tucked away behind Bunk & Brew Hostel, which was a little challenging to find, but it is worth the effort! Bend may be known for its breweries, but don't over look these hidden gem of foods!

I've been here three times now, and I think this was my last visit. The food can be really good,…read morebut it's inconsistent enough that you never quite know what you're going to get. This last experience was frustrating from the start. We were handed menus and told to find our own seat, which already felt a little disorganized. Once seated, the service was incredibly slow. We ended up spending almost 2 hours there, and not because we wanted to linger. To be fair, our waitress was clearly working as hard as she could and trying to take care of everyone. This didn't feel like a staff attitude problem -- it felt like a restaurant staffing problem. One person can only do so much when they're stretched too thin. I really wanted to like this place and gave it multiple chances because the food does have potential, but after several inconsistent experiences, I'm done coming back.

Amazing food, service and serve yourself chips and salsa. I loved the fajitas. I am glad I found…read morethis place

Hello this place is interesting and authentic…read more YELP Short Answer: Maybe, not for everyone but they are all working hard and I am sure they will be a success as time rolls on. Location: Not the best but that is kind of the allure for some. Menu: I have no idea... they need to make it a bit easier. Food Prep: None.. Food Quality: Tortillas are handmade and excellent. We have ordered out a few times and eaten in once which was less then great. Staff: More of a market, or authentic Mexican market and food shoppe, so nothing fancy and a bit confusing for some of us. Overall Value: Very high if you order correctly but if you order wrong it can be a bit pricy, like crazy expensive. TIP: it really helps if you speak Spanish and know the flow. This type of shoppe is not unique in all cities in the SouthWest, but not so much in Bend. BUY THE HANDMADE TORTILLAS, lots of them. Order beans and rice and chicken, pork, or carne asada and enjoy some fun at home. Just add your own lettuce, cheese, and sour cream and a few cold cerveza.

Bend doesn't lack for good Mexican food and Tortilleria Reyes is part of that…read more As the name implies, they make tortillas here - I assume based on the stacks in the back store area where you'll also find a few grocery shelves stocked with canned goods, condiments and other kitchen staples, including refrigerated. But it's also a taqueria, offering tacos, enchiladas, dorados, burritos, tamales and other Mexican foods including plates such as carne asada (azada). Prices are reasonable; you'll pay quite a bit more for a plate, though. - I ordered the three tacos dorados ($6) with pollo and barbacoa. Simple fried tortillas wrapped around your choice of meat, they're pretty tasty. I was hoping for the birria option I saw in another Yelper's menu photo from years ago but alas, not offered. Not sure I'd go for the enchiladas based on Camille H's recent review but maybe that was an off occurrence. Hopefully so. Reyes is a bit run down and frankly seems on the verge of closing. When I walked in, shortly after 11 on a weekday, I actually wondered whether they were still in business. The three drink fountain machines were clearly running at the counter but no employees in sight. After a while, the sole person showed up, took my order, then disappeared into the kitchen. Inside tables were clean but the mismatched tables outside decidedly were not. No condiments on the tables (or anywhere that I could see) and no salsa station (one of the things I absolutely love about taquerias is their - up 'til now - ubiquitous salsa stations). In the back grocery area, a darkened meat & cheese counter appears half abandoned. I hope this is just the way Reyes operates and not a sign of impending financial doom. Given their location, I would imagine they get a bit of lunch business from the various shops in the area. That business was not in evidence when I was there however. All in all, OK. The food is good; the ambiance is maybe not what a lot of folks might be looking for. I'd definitely come back but then, I'm a big fan of taquerias.