We arrived and thought twice about going in. It looked like it could be really good or really bad…read more It was very very good. We had some food I never heard of before and everything was excellent. The staff was very friendly. Drinks include soft drinks American and Mexican and beer. I am looking forward to coming back.

Outstanding I felt…read morelike I was back in central Mexico. The carne asada had great flavor. The enchiladas verde were some of the best I've ever had. Service was excellent.

The best menudo I've ever had! The service, ambience, and food was what you'd expect from an…read moreauthentic Mexican restaurant with a grocery store backdrop.

Authentic Mexican restaurant & grocery! Clean. Friendly. Wish my Spanish were better but it was…read moregood enough. Our server was very sweet & ensured our order was correct. Lots of families here... it's that kind of place! We will be back & bring our families! Surprised at the offerings of cantaloupe aqua Fresca. Very good & nice & bright

Fantastic and authentico! Great staff…read moreSpeedy service Chorizo is on pointe ;) Ambience is cool They have spent a lot of time refurbishing and remodeling the inside of the space. The cantina is quaint

Amazing place! Ambiance is perfect. Service quick & delicious. Unique recipes that are not in…read moreother Mexican restraunts. Plus they have a good rewards program it has become our go to place! In fact we are going there tonight!!!!

Pretty good, solid fare. 3.5 stars would be more accurate but it won't let me score it that way. As…read moreothers have mentioned, the burritos are large. The carne asada was a bit tough and they don't have knives so I had to use my hands and teeth to eat it, but it was a well-rounded platter and the flour tortillas are yummy by themselves. My husband had a burrito with cheese sauce which was also difficult to eat with just a plastic fork. I would go back but I would recommend bringing a knife next time.

I'm in Anderson frequently and I have see the Los Compadres Food Truck in the same lot every time…read moreI've been there. They are in the big empty parking lot located just N of 32 and just S of 18th street, next to the Firestone tires store. From their facebook page, it seems like this is a pretty "permanent" place for them. Last night, I decided to try it. They have quite a bit of offerings - the usual burritos and quesadillas, shrimp, chicken, pork, tripe, leguna, but also some specials as well as street tacos. The street tacos were about $3.50 each, which seemed really reasonable, The quesadillas were $10. The rest of the entrees were $12-16ish. I got a pulled pork burrito and a can of diet coke and it came to $16 and change (cans of soda are $2.09). The burrito was quite large -- I ate half and have the rest for lunch the next day. It was good, the meat was more no the plain side rather than seasoned from what I could tell. My friend got a chicken quesadilla that looked ok. I also got a side of hot salsa that jazzed my meal up nicely. So it was good and plentiful but it still felt a little pricing for food that erred on the plainer side. But as we ate in my car in the parking lot, they had quite a steady stream of business on a 7pm Monday night. #ReviewsByRL

They have the best seafood burritos in town and they deliver. I always ask for extra crab meat and…read morethey accommodate me

On a downhill slide. I will never eat at this restaurant again. Service the worst I've ever had in…read moremy life and I'm a senior citizen. They changed the salsa recipe. The food was horrible.

I've seen Karma Kitchen food truck pop up at different outdoor events around town. I finally got to…read moretry it recently in Fletcher Place. For some reason, I thought it was a vegan food truck, but it's not! Which is fine by me because I eat everything. Maybe I thought that because it has the word "karma" in the name. Anyway, I ordered a walking taco, thinking it would be hand-sized, but the walking taco is huge! They filled up a styrofoam container full of Frito corn chips, seasoned ground beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato, jalapeños and a huge scoop of sour cream. It was so big that I had to sit down to eat it. If a walking taco is so large that you must sit to consume it, does it cease to be a walking taco? This is an important question. The walking taco was very tasty, and I found myself eating it very fast because all of the elements were perfectly bite-sized and tasty. This is a scarfable meal. I also got a side of mac and cheese, because another reviewer said that it was delicious. And it was! I'm not sure which I liked better. I ate both at the same time. The person who took my order was so friendly and nice. He went above and beyond, and was probably the friendliest food truck person I've ever encountered! Good karma for that dude, for sure.

We just paid $42 for 3 small sandwiches and one small walking taco. No sides or drinks were…read moreincluded in the order. Food is well below average and one of their employees in the food truck was not wearing a face mask. Nothing about our experience with them was positive or worth the money.

this is the best restraint I've ever been to everyone there is amazing the cooks the waiters and…read morethe regulars the food is unlike anything I've had before If I could rate it higher than 5 stars I would!!!

Just get the mango with tajin ... anything! So dang good and it is super refreshing in the…read moreSummer!! This is a hole in the wall that people drive by all day long. Don't miss it - stop and surprise yourself! A true A-town gem!

The food was amazing, not one cold bite!! I had the chimichangas Alcapuco, best chimichanga I had…read morein years!! The service was great! Prompt not a frown to be found on the staff. I love the black and white portraits it reminds me of the old westerns when there was always a hero.

Chips were not warmish in the middle and cold on the outside. The salsa was ok, tasted very…read moreAmericanized, there was no flavor at all. My tacos were ok, not bad, and definitely not something I would want to order again. The consomé was salty, and good. The rice was bland, and I ended up not even eating it. There are better places out there.

We were greeted on arrival in spite of the restaurant being incredibly busy. The dining area was…read morebeautifully appointed with bright colorful and COMFORTABLE seating. So nice to easily get in and out of a booth! Absolutely amazing food! I had a Carnitas and shrimp fajita- absolutely delicious. Shrimp was perfect- not over cooked but incredibly sweet & tender. My DH had a combo plate. Neither of us were able to finish so we will enjoy the leftovers today! The flan was an added delight! All I can say is we waited far too long to find our new favorite Mexican restaurant in Anderson! They have so many more options to try on the menu so we are going back!

Not good service or food. Street tacos so dry I choked. Flavorless beans and rice. The waiter knew…read morewe had a very young child and came to take our order then didn't. Walked away muttering. They were not busy maybe 4 tables.

Greeted as we entered, we scoured the menu and found a table where we sent in our order. Parts of…read morethe area are loud, however, we were able to find a quiet intimate table away by ourselves. I got the taco and the mexidog. Oh my goodness so delicious and I also got the street corn which is amazing!!

A great riff on Mexican fare. Tortas big enough to feed a family. Sauces and salsas loaded with…read moreflavor. And the Coneys blend the best of Detroit style with Latin flare (Detroit-style Coney aficionados will LOVE). Everything, including tortilla chips, is super fresh. Share chips and guacamole with a few friends while you enjoy your tacos, tortas, or a Mexiconey!