Decided to stop here for some delicious Mexican food. The shrimp tacos were so fresh!! We loved…read moretrue authentic Mexican taste! Our waitress was so welcoming. Excellent service and the ambience was your traditional Spanish theme.! We will definitely return

The food is fantastic and the customers are a hoot-and-a-half. I tend to get seafood and lemonade…read morefor a light meal.

Good drinks, good food. I love their avocado salad with chicken and their steak tacos. Their…read moredessert is also delicious!

Went for happy hour and free margaritas for 414-eve. The happy hour taco dip was a generous portion…read morefor only $5! The bartender was super friendly. Love the atmosphere/art. Will be back!

Went here for a Girls Night dinner, and found the place very cute and fun. Festive vibe created…read morewith vibrant colors, lively crowd and friendly service. They offer an extensive drink menu, and creative taco choices. Rice and beans are not automatically served on the side, as is customary when visiting most Mexican restaurants. Gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options are available, as are Pup Treats if you bring your furry friend and sit on the patio. I ordered the Carne Asada and Chorizo tacos, with the Carne Asada being my favorite. The chorizo was good, but the texture was a little off to me. Almost too ground. The Carne Asada, however, was fantastic. The marinade, salsa and adobo combination used in cooking the meat made it succulent and delicious. A lot of flavor packed into a humble taco. This is great place to try new and creative Mexican.

I stopped by Paloma on a Wednesday night, and it was surprisingly quiet, which made for a really…read morerelaxed dinner. I visited the Kinnickinnic location, but I'd love to check out the North Avenue location next to see how the vibe compares. The staff was warm and welcoming from the moment I walked in. I started at the bar while waiting for my friend, and I have to give a shoutout to the little details: they have purse hooks and outlets at the bar. As someone who's always carrying a bag (and usually needs to charge something), I really appreciated that thoughtful touch. Since it's literally in the name, I had to order a Paloma, and it did not disappoint. It was refreshing with a tajín rim that gave it the perfect little kick. I also tried the elote corn cup, which was tasty, though I personally would've loved a more traditional preparation with more cayenne & mayo. If you're looking for authentic, traditional Mexican tacos, this probably wouldn't be my first recommendation. I'd lean more toward places like El Beso or Botanas for that. Paloma feels a bit more modern and creative, and there's definitely a place for that too. The tacos themselves were good overall. My only disappointment was the mahi-mahi taco. The specials menu described it as being fried in cornmeal, so I was expecting a crispy fish taco. Instead, the fish was pan-seared with no cornmeal coating. It wasn't bad by any means, it just wasn't what I was expecting based on the description. I also wasn't a huge fan of the queso crunch taco, but that's more of a personal preference. The atmosphere was one of my favorite parts. The space is bright, beautiful, and the music set a fun vibe without being overpowering. The drinks were definitely a highlight, and I could absolutely see myself coming back for happy hour. Next time, I want to branch out and try some of the non-taco menu items. The steak sandwich and taco pocket both caught my eye and looked really good.

YUM! Cafe Corazon has mastered the large portions and perfectly seasoned food. Our three tacos for…read morethe taco truck dinner ($14) were chicken, chorizo and carnitas with the chorizo standing out amongst the three with better seasoning. The guacamole had a strong citrus flavor which I am a fan of and the salsa was complimentary! I would HIGHLY recommend the best burrito ($15) as they did not skimp on any ingredient, especially the flavorful pork pibil. My only qualm was that the rice was undercooked and slightly crunchy, but otherwise an affordable and tasty restaurant for a date night. The staff were friendly, service was fast (less than 10min to receive food after ordering) and the restaurant had bright and colorful furniture and decor which were true to theme.

The first time I had Cafe Corazon was in December 2011, with a friend. It was chaotic inside, but…read morethe food was great. I loved the variety of the menu, especially the vegetarian options, which are hard to come by in a lot of Mexican restaurants. In the past few years since I've moved back to Milwaukee, I've eaten at this location several times. It's about 6 blocks from my house and I still find veggie Mexican options to be rarer than I'd like. Generally the food is good, if no longer great. I wonder if their expansion and success has spread them thin over the years. Sometimes the service is good, sometimes it's like an afterthought. I've also ordered delivery from them many times and it's been generally fine, but not often great. Tonight I ordered delivery, paid extra for expedited service, and I really just wanted some good cheese and onion enchiladas. The delivery time was quick. Despite that, my food was cold. My black beans - literally cold. The cheese enchiladas - um, the cheese on top wasn't even melted. The rice had no flavor at all, like it could have literally been plain white, tepid rice. So I don't know what is going on at Cafe Corazon, but it's just not good anymore and that makes me really sad.

i am from san diego..i had the chicken burrito. outstanding! my family had mole chicken, chilto con…read morepork, carne en suevo. go here for great mexican food now!

Really nice location. Very easy to get to. We were seated promptly for being a group of nine…read more The guacamole was delicious. I think my only complaint was the drinks. The sangria was so strong, my friend couldn't drink it. Someone else order a different drink that she struggled to drink because it was over powering on the alcohol. The food was good over all. The server was definitely attentive and friendly. Would try it again.

I'm Hispanic and originally from Texas, so my bar for Mexican cuisine is exceptionally high. After…read moreliving in Wisconsin for three years, I've found some decent spots, but this place is a true diamond in the rough. From the moment I stepped through the door to the first bite of the chips and salsa, I knew this was different. You can taste the time and tradition in the recipe...it isn't just a side it's a statement. I ordered the chicken fajitas and a mango margarita on the rocks. The fajitas were seasoned to perfection, and that margarita was the perfect balance of fresh and bold. More than just the food, this meal was an emotional experience. It's the first time since moving here that a restaurant truly made me miss my family and reminded me why our culture is so rich in flavor. You can tell the kitchen puts their heart into every dish, which is a direct reflection of how much they care about the community they serve. To top it off, the staff were incredibly attentive, communicative, and caring. They make you feel like more than just a customer. You really could tell they put so much time into everything including the decor, which truly added that extra touch of home. 10/10. If you are anywhere near the area, do yourself a favor and stop in. To the team here: Thank you for bringing a taste of home to the Midwest. I'll definitely be back.

I ate here when they were having a limited menu, so I ordered something I would never order. I got…read morethe 'Flag Enchiladas'. The cheese one was filled with shredded cheese that was cold and not melted at all, yet the plate was extremely hot which is the #1 indicator that the food was microwaved. They were out of beans, but chose not to mention it until I asked why my beans were missing. They were also out of Margarita mix, so I ordered a Paloma and it was not good at all. It tasted like dirt and there was no tequila in it, so I had to order an additional shot to add to it. As you can see from my photo, I was sitting at the bar, and there were fruit flies everywhere. I had to keep swatting them away from landing on my food. Overall a very bad experience, and I wont be returning. Su Casa is right down the road and worth spending a little more for quality, transparency, and cleanliness.

This place has some really good drinks!! The mango margaritas were amazing .The outside seating was…read moreperfect for the hot summer weather..Service was great, nice and quick.I also had some nachos. They were delicious , I just wish the portion size was bigger.I will definitely have to come back to try more. The atmosphere was laid back ,this place is definitely worth a try..........The drinks are fire

Nothing better on a a Friday afternoon than a late lunch of margaritas, queso/bean dip, and tacos…read more The queso/bean dip is so, so, so good. Don't miss this one. The tacos are pretty big and dripping with deliciousness. They Cajun Shrimp and Birria are stand outs for me. I'm super tempted by the Poke as well...can't wait to go back and give that a try.

If you are looking for authentic, reasonably priced Mexican food - this is the place for you! The…read morelocation is small and has about 10 tables inside. It is also quite warm, but the kitchen is open to the dining area so that is to be expected. There is also patio seating available if you prefer to be outside however, it faces Grandview so traffic would be your view. We have been here a couple of times and we have never been disappointed with the food. As an added bonus, the breakfast items are available all day! We ordered the meat lovers skillet which was too much to finish even after not eating much all day and the steak chimichanga dinner which I could only eat half of. The food was flavorful and delicious. Our service was also great making sure our drinks were never empty and bringing chips and salsa refills when the basket was empty.

I do the try a new restaurant of the week and today was this place since I was in Waukesha. It's a…read moreSam all place with a drive through on the side. The inside is weird because it's broken up into small rooms with big openings in the walls, weird. I was given chips and salsa to start. The chips were a third the size of regular chips and seasoned, finally a chip that fits into the small salsa bowl. The salsa was very loose but tasty. I ordered a strawberry margarita and the steak burrito dinner. The menu is big but no combination plates. The strawberry margarita was not big on strawberry favor but it wasn't weak like a lot of places. The steak burrito dinner looked good when all the colors. The steak burrito was tasty with seasoned steak but they do it differently here because it's filled with steak, green peppers and mozzarella cheese and topped with a green sauce with shredded mozzarella. The beans were good with a mixture of whole beans and blended beans. The Mexican rice is always plain so I mix the beans and salsa into them which makes them really good. Overall it's a decent Mexican restaurant and not as authentic as other places but I had a nice lunch and the place had every seat taken.