I'm a passing through trucker but also a foodie! I'm lucky I found this perfect Mexican Taqueria!…read moreThis place is a gem & everything was perfect, the el pastor tacos were delicious, the server was exceptional & the prices were fair. It has a gentle atmosphere & very clean. You will be glad you tried it! The owner is also very friendly!

Food was amazing! Small family owned business. Treated kindly. Open parking lot easy to get in and…read moreout of.

Between the amazing and authentically prepared food to the service and the ambiance, I'd recommend…read morethis restaurant ten times over. Their menu has variety and of all of the different options that I've tried, I have not been disappointed by. Their tacos and their tortas were my favorite! I appreciate having this restaurant in my vicinity and whether you're a local or a visitor, do yourself a favor and give Zacosayu Tacos a try! You won't regret it!

Birria Tacos were insanely delicious and the meat was so tender. The Guacamole was soooooooooo…read morefresh that we ended up ordering a second bowl! Laura was so sweet, her daughters own it and it's clear they learned from the best!!

We took my stepdaughter here for her birthday, her request and when it say this place exceeded my…read moreexpectations - I mean it! The flavor of the food, quantity and quality of the ingredients and meat. We were all truly so satisfied and can't wait to come back!!!

Surprisingly solid, especially for a place in central PA…read more Self seating, order at the counter, and they'll bring your food to you. Workers are nice, lots of hot sauce options, and the drinks are appropriately priced. Bright and open with a decent number of tables, good for groups up to like 6 people. The food itself is very solid. Surprised with all the fusion flavors they have available. I enjoyed the birria tacos the most. I felt that the flavors from the Korean pear tacos were good but you have to eat them fast before the flour tortilla got soggy. The fish tacos were also tasty, cooked well.

Playa.... Great job. Service was on point. I love anywhere you go that automatically gives you warm…read morechips and salsa with no questions. Traditional look for a Mexican establishment. Definitely will be back again soon.

My family eats a lot of Mexican food. So let me start out by saying the food was fine. Was it…read moreamazing? Nope? Was it average or a little above that? Yes. Salsa and chips were just as expected. Service wise we had to wait a few minutes to be seated and a few more minutes for drinks to come. They appeared to be understaffed and had several larger parties they were finishing up with when we came in. Wait staff was friendly. The decor was something straight out of a family restaurant from the 80s with the dark wood paneling. It felt tired. It was not the usual Hispanic vibe but the food was fine. Options along I-80 are few and far between so this fit the bill for a non fast food option on a long road trip. We felt that the prices were high for the 80s dining experience and average tasting Mexican food.

So, I have to believe this is authentic. Menu only in Spanish and waitress didn't speak English…read more But, overall, my American tastes were underwhelmed. I'm probably just used to Americanized Mexican. Rather than a basket of chips, I got a plate of very freshly made chips and some weirdly creamy salsa. But, not difficult to eat it all. Then, I ordered chicken flautus. I tried to figure out if it came with rice and beans, but the waitress didn't understand. It did not. They were fine, particularly with the green sauce, but overall, just ok.

Was in town on a girls weekend and decided on Mexican. What an amazing find! A small, off the…read morebeaten path GEM! The service was great and the food was amazing. The best horchata I've ever had, hands down. I wish it were closer to home.

An amazing surprise. The food was multi-faceted flavorful...an expertly crafted blend of spices…read more My idea of a burrito was what they serve at Taco Bell...this is not it! It is the size of an overstuffed sub. The delivery was prompt to the minute. Overall. a great food delivery experience.

Food is really good. Got take out a few weeks ago. Will definitely return and highly recommend…read more Prices are decent, not outrageous for the quality and quantity of what you receive.

This little divey spot has unexpectedly delicious food that will keep you coming back. I started…read moreoff with an order of the Crabby Bites. Basically mini crab cake balls, deep fried and served with a side of the house cajun ranch. It was a great size for sharing, but I could have easily put down 2 orders of these. They were moist inside, perfectly fried, and the ranch had a nice flavor without being too hot. For my main I ordered their Maine Lobster Roll. Fresh cold lobster mixed with mayo and celery salt and comes with a lemon wedge on the side. I've had some really good rolls while visiting New England and this roll stood up to the others. Generous lobster portions, and the perfect ratio of mayo without making the sandwich soggy. It was delicious and hit my craving. At the Port, the outdoor seating is where it's at. A fully enclosed patio, fans, and a full service bar. Inside, they have a fully stocked beer wall with loads of beers on tap to try. The down sides here are that it is in a residential neighborhood with on street parking. Get ready to drive around looking for a spot and be prepared to walk. The Port is currently rated a 9.1 on my Beli and is worth a stop whether you're looking for some good beer or delicious pub food.

Still one of my favorite spots when visiting the area. This time we sat at the bar, which was…read moregreat. Our bar tender was a sport and kept the zingers coming. Did the wing special for the table, and a garlic cheesesteak- no photo unfortunately. Great food and great service!

As in many traditional, local Dominican, restaurants, there is a variety of premade (Dominican)…read morefood at the counter, you can look at and order: ready to eat in or takeout. We chose to look at the menu and eat there. There are a few "Mexican items" on the menu, but it is a Dominican restaurant. It is a small restaurant, with a few tables that have three or four chairs per table. I got a chicken and cheese quesadilla. The chicken was flavorful, but it was a bit on the dry side. It came with a side of fries , but the fries were a tad bit on the greasy side. We had flan as a dessert. The flavor was really good! The service was friendly, the prices were good.

Amazing service and friendly staff! The chicken flautas were delicious paired with their green…read moresalsa. The rice and beans were also very good!! We will definitely be visiting again!! The menu is in English and Spanish :)