Unsuspecting taco joint and Mexican grocery store hidden in a strip mall. Super sweet people…read moreworking here. Aside from the al pastor, tacos were honestly a little unremarkable given how tasty they looked. Carne asada was on the drier side, chorizo too salty, and I've definitely had more flavorful and tender lengua elsewhere. The star of the show was by far the quesabirria tho. Super cheesy and flavorful without being too oily. Actually so delicious. Cheap, casual spot definitely worth checking out. Favorite dishes: Quesabirria

El Jarocho is exactly what you hope for when you want real, unfussy street tacos done right…read more We ordered pretty much all the street tacos to get a full sense of the menu, and it turned out to be a great way to do it. Everything came out fast, hot, and generously portioned, with the classic setup: warm corn tortillas, chopped onion, cilantro, lime, and a lineup of salsas to round things up. The birria tacos were the clear standout. Deeply savory, rich without being greasy, and packed with tender meat that tastes like it was cooked with real care. Don't forget the consomé to level these up even further. These were easily our favorite -- the kind you keep thinking about after your meal is over. The other meats were solid across the board, and it was fun to compare them side by side. Nothing felt like filler, and the tortillas held up well even as we worked through a full tray. Portions are generous and the prices feel fair, especially considering how satisfying the tacos are. This is the place you come when you want legit tacos. Don't skip the birria. We'll definitely be back.

We stopped here after the Moonlight Market & Witches Walk. Restaurant was not too busy. We asked to…read moresit outside to enjoy the nice weather. Our Server came after a couple minutes, and we were ready to order food at the same time as our drinks. I was surprised how quickly our tacos came after our drinks. Both of us got mahi tacos and both of us felt they were lacking, in filing and in taste. Yes the fish has a bit of spice/ kick to it but otherwise the taco was on the bland side. If the cost of ingredients is the reason for the skimpy taco, maybe they need to reconsider keeping it on the menu. Baja fish taco and portabella mushroom tacos were much better.

Woah-- this place beats Taco Buddha out of the park! Much, much better…read more We live 2 miles from this place, so thought it would be a safe bet for takeout. Having never eaten here before, we didn't know what to get, so we ordered a whole myriad of tacos. Everything was YUM. The Hot Fried Chicken and O.G. Baja Fish were the best things we got. My Mom said the Regular Tacos were "okay but nothing special", so we'd skip those next time. Regardless, I'd totally get tacos from here again! It's cheap too! (Okay, not *cheap* but nowadays, a $5 taco is nothing to scoff at. The new Mexican STL in Crestwood is selling them for... gasp.. $20 for 3. That makes Session seem cheap!)

Great tacos and amazing staffs!! Will definitely be on my list to come back and try more. We…read moreordered 4 street tacos and they are all so flavorful. Tacos were served hot, good protein to taco ratio. Their hot sauces are must-try. The staff recommended us the new flavor and I ended up loving it. The shop is clean and the vibe reminds me of los tacos no 1 in new york.

Stopped by Locoz Tacoz, a very no frills, authentic Mexican counter spot…read more Tried a mix: quesabirria, four street tacos (asada, pastor, carnitas, campechano), a fish taco, plus chips and guac. The quesabirria is the standout, really flavorful and easily their best menu item. The rest of the tacos were solid, just didn't really separate themselves. Chips and guacamole were a letdown. For the price I was hoping for something fresher. Also no cups for water, so you're either bringing one or buying a drink. Prices feel a little high for what you get, but overall still a solid stop.

My wife and I went out for Mexican food tonight. My wife had previously been here and raved about…read moretheir birria tacos so I ordered some. They were delicious along with the black bean Fresca. I would have preferred my birria tacos a bit spicer but they were crisp and the meat was tender which was better than expected. My wife had the quesabirria and it was also pretty tasty. The atmosphere was pretty laid back and was very welcoming with their decor. Overall, Casa de Tres Reyes food was good. However, my one issue stemmed from the lack of a server. I'm not sure if the server was focused on closing but the bartender ended up coming over to serve us. Steve was great at servicing us, and our food came out promptly which made me happy. I would give them another shot but I hope they can fix the lack of a server we had. I

I am a little predictable when coming here!…read more Dinner with the daughter's and I think they get the same thing every time, too. It is so good, though. Our waitress was super energetic and friendly. Checked in on us often to make sure we were good. She was great. Chips and queso, chips and salsa, and my order the last dozen times, the Carne Asada Bowl no cheese. Such good flavors with the sofrito rice, beans, peppers, fried onions. I love it.

GET THE SHRIMP TACOS!…read more Solid spot with great service. The food is always good, and very reasonably priced. Also, I always appreciate a restaurant that tells us the kids' portion is so big that my two kids can split the main portion! Their queso is also a family favorite.

I'm always on the lookout for a good Mexican restaurant, in case I need a burrito all of a sudden,…read morefor emotional reasons. Amigos Cantina might be the place to go in Kirkwood, which strikes me as the kind of place where the spice level is often inquired about. I'm not even sure if there's a Taco Bell nearby. I did a five-mile run before I sat down to eat, but it was mostly through residential areas. I kept the volume at a reasonable level, out of respect. I never actually went into the restaurant. A member of our group went in and requested a table for like 12, but then we just ended up sitting at the tables out front, on the sidewalk. We were considering those tables anyway, as connoisseurs of al fresco dining, but someone said there was also a patio out back. If the interior is anything like the sidewalk out front, I'm sure it's just lovely. The signage reminds me of the branding on one of those taco kits you get at the grocery store. I consulted Copilot while I was at work, doing desk calisthenics, getting myself pumped up. You may recall that I also sought its counsel before a trip to a Jersey Mike's a while back. (If they've yet to release a version of it in Italy, they might consider calling it Consigliere.) Specifically, I asked it the best thing to order. It recommended a few entrees featuring the shrimp, which must be highly regarded, and a certain kind of margarita. I can't remember which margarita it was, and I didn't end up ordering it. Separately, I saw where someone posted a picture of a flight of margaritas, and I knew I just had to have that. I've been obsessed with flights of drinks since I saw one was available at a brewery I recently visited. I didn't get one, and I've been kicking myself ever since. It might be my life's greatest regret. With the flight, you get to pick four of six available flavors. I got the peach, amaretto, raspberry and pomegranate, and I know one of the other available flavors was orange. It comes in its own custom tray, designed to be carried without being spilled. Each one is a decent-size drink, but they're not especially stiff. Ayo! As you might suspect, given the (overall) amount of alcohol you get, it's not exactly top shelf. But it's not the Kool-Aid-tasting swill that comes from a dispenser either. Of the four I got, I preferred the peach and raspberry to the amaretto and pomegranate. I went with Cilantro Lime Shrimp, which *was* in fact one of the recommendations from my trusty copilot. It was great! It's served over rice, so it kinda soaks up the liquid from the shrimp, but without becoming overly soupy. They obviously make these all the time and have gotten it down to a science. They fan out the shrimp on the plate so it seems like they've given you more than they have, but it's still a pretty decent amount, for a dish that's not that expensive. It's garnished with fajita-like peppers and a surprisingly piquant, erm, pico. The lime really sets it off. It's served with tortillas, and I packed each one with a bit of rice in addition to shrimp, peppers and what have you. It made for a surprisingly hearty meal, like one of those cans of soup that's advertised primarily to men. If, for some reason, I find myself in the area again, and I'm in need of a burrito, I'll be back, and hopefully I'll take a look inside and explore the menu further.

Plenty of parking in the strip mall. Seating outside only…read more Service very friendly and helpful. Tacos. 6/10. Tacos were fresh. Not very hot thermally. Flavor was ok. Could've used more to my taste. Used the green salsa to help there. Birria pizza. 6/10. It was tasty but the tortilla was not crispy and a bit soggy. We ate there so this was right out of the kitchen. Nachos looked good but I would've needed more queso.

The best burrito bowl! It's like a local elevated chipotle, very similar prices too so pretty cheap…read morefor how much food you get. Workers are always friendly and their margs are delicious :)

Had a large party of 8 on a Monday evening Went in & were seated right away. It was very busy…read more Ordered margaritas along with some queso for the chips & salsa they bring to the table. A lot of the menu is standard Mexican restaurant fare. However there were a few different items. Decor is also standard Mexican restaurant.

Service: 10! Our server was great. Helped us suggested options and dealt with our specific requests…read morewith humor. Food: 4.0 this was good standard Mexican food. The chips and salsa were very good. Ambiance: 4.0 standard Mexican restaurant decor. However the doors on the bathrooms are beautiful.

Food very good, plenty of gluten free, I've never had a reaction as a Celiac diva. The service was…read morefabulous, prompt, and friendly. 10/10 will continue to go again and again. Pancakes are banging. Brunch very good. beautiful surroundings, beautiful plants, lovely patio. Shout out to Michael. King

Sooooo I could probably indulge in this happy hour every single day after work if I had zero self…read morecontrol. Do yourself a favor and check out this HH soon if you never have! The online ordering on the patio couldnt have been quicker/easier. The giant basket of chips & tray of dips was around $7 and the margaritas were $4.50. These are great margs - not overly sweet with cheap sweet & sour. And you can add a tajin rim! I couldn't decide which dip was my favorite...probably need to go back again soon to reassess... ;)