We have been to Don Patrons like 5-6 times. We love it there! The staff is always so nice and…read moreattentive. When we ask for adjustments they have no issues. The place is a normal Mexican style decorated restaurant with TVs for sports (Football, Soccer, etc) The food is good. We have tried a bunch of things on the menu and it's always good and fresh. I love the Shrimp burrito! But all of the menu is good. Lots of options and price points. Must try!

Stopped in here for a snack after hiking and split a Guadalajara Plate. The waiter is from Texas…read morelike us and we had a fun chat. The place is spacious and clean. The tamale and taquitos stole the show on the plate. We could just eat tamales if we went back. I would have liked a bit more salt on my chips but that is personal taste. If you are someone like me who has the gene against cilantro, it is NOT a heavy cilantro place. Overall, we can't find fault with this restaurant.

The last time we visited our aunt last year, she took us to this restaurant and we had a great…read moretime, especially with their margarita tower! We all remembered it so we decided to go back while visiting her again. Of course, we ordered the same margarita tower (which holds 80 oz of margarita). While we were enjoying it, a lady from another table came up to us, pointed at the tower and asked, "WHAT IS THIS!?" We explained what it was and she seemed fascinated by it. Maybe she'll order one the next time she visits. LOL. Unfortunately, I wasn't feeling well that day so I couldn't drink much. That just meant more for my husband and our aunt and they certainly didn't complain. All the food we ordered was delicious and we had a wonderful time catching up. There were lots of laughs and great conversation which made the experience even better.

Thoroughly disappointed…read more The beef in the beef fajitas was cut so small that I have honestly had McDonald's French fries that were larger. The "premium" margarita was the exact same house premixed margarita mix with a splash of slightly better tequila added to it. Nothing about it felt premium. Service was disappointing as well. Our waiter barely checked on the food and never really checked to see if we needed refills. Then came the churros. We ordered churros to go. The picture showed churros on a plate with chocolate on the side. What we received was completely covered in chocolate, canned whipped cream, and some kind of strawberry or cherry syrup. Honestly, I have no idea what it was because the red color looked completely unnatural. I asked the waiter for plain churros instead--not the overly Americanized, bastardized version we had just received. Apparently, "plain" meant SERIOUSLY plain. No sugar. No cinnamon. Nothing. At that point, we were done and headed up to pay, only to find out that paying with a card adds almost another $4 as an "admin fee." I sincerely hope that fee is being split with the staff, because believe me, no additional tip was left after this experience. This is not a place I will ever return to.

The Taco Oasis... The truck looks shady but hot damn the food is bangin! I went to try their Birria…read moretacos but they said someone bought the whole pot as soon as they opened. I ended up basically getting one of everything. I was very pleased. Whatever is that orange/red sauce is absolutely delicious. Just about everything from the horchata to the tortillas is homemade. They get the best tacos in town award from me.

Hands down best Tacos in the Martinsburg/Winchester/Hagerstown area. The Birria is to die for!…read moreEverything is fresh and made to order. Great small family business/food truck.

Great location, wonderful food, reasonable prices and great ambiance. The name translates to…read moreMexican Cowboy, and that theme is reflected throughout in the artwork and food. The service was excellent and the portions were large. I love the menu and the variety of dishes. They played great dance music all the time, but we were able to easily talk and enjoy our meal. The parking was free, and it was fun to walk around afterwards and enjoy the historic square.

I have eaten here on several occasions and always had a wonderful, tasty experience!…read moreThe inside has a lot of bright, fun colors and Mexican flags and other themed paintings. It is bright, cheerful and very clean. The menu has the typical Mexican restaurant options like tacos, fajitas, quesadillas, enchiladas and burritos and the also have a kids menu. I love their chorizo con huevo because not a lot of places have that kind of dish on their menu. It is chorizo (theirs has a great deal of flavor and isn't greasy like chorizo sometimes can be), onions, peppers and eggs. They serve it with tortillas and rice. Lots of food and packed with flavor. I have also tasted the enciladas and my husband loved the cowboy burrito. For drinks, especially during the summer they have awesome daily specials. I've tried the watermelon water and the cucumber lime. So very refreshing! Service is friendly and attentive and they are great about answering any questions that you might have about menu items. I highly recommend having lunch or dinner here and then heading next door to the creamery for delicious ice cream.

Absolutely amazing. Tried the pork, chicken and fish tacos. The monster burrito was huge! The tacos…read moreare so stuffed that you have to eat some of the contents before you can pick them up. Highly recommend.

One thing I can always count on in a college town is affordable food. What I did not expect is this…read morelevel of balance and refinement. At this price point, in basically an ally food stand, these guys had every incentive to throw any ole taco together and would have probably still been successful. But nope, Yallah Taco cuts no corners. I had both the fried chicken and the fish tacos. Both tacos were absolutely overloaded with toppings. Sure fried chicken can do no wrong, but the fish taco is pure excellence. The combination of tangy chipotle sour cream and sweet coleslaw is nothing short of genius. I've easily paid 2.5x more for much less impressive tacos all over this country. Yallah is the very definition of a hidden gem. Did I forget to mention warm tortilla chips and pipping hot queso?

What a wonderful Irish pub ambience! Lisa was a sweet down to earth host. She shared the…read morerestaurant regularly updates the menu. And, the food was absolutely delicious and portion was very generous.

Cozy, comfortable spot in the lower level. We shared the mussels. She had the Reuben and I road…read moretested the Dubliner. Both tasty. Nice staff. One less star for the $20 glass of domestic cab. Would return.

I was first introduced to Rey-Azteca at the Johnstown location on Scalp Ave. which has been closed…read morefor years, now there are locations all over the place including from Palmyra to Pittsburgh and I'm sure other places as well. Anyway, three of us visited the Somerset location for lunch and greatly enjoyed our meals. The chips were fabulous and our entrees delicious. Arturo served us and was super friendly, attentive, refilled our chips and drinks promptly and without us asking. My coworkers tolerate me taking pictures of their food but I decided not to this time just to give them a break. Thanks, Rey-Azteca, for a great meal!

Good place to eat considering the area but it is not as authentic as they claim. I bet the flavors…read morewere toned down due to the clientele. The salsa and hot sauce were the highlight for my lunch. The Michelada was also on point.

Their food and service is great, and it is super affordable. The ambiance is clean and festive.read more

I hate to leave a bad review, but I don't understand the good ones for this spot at all...the chips…read morewere so stale they tasted like plastic, and the food was not it. My chicken chimichanga had a chicken bone in it and between the mouthful of bone, and mush beans, all I can say is I am on my way to get a slice of pizza and never come back.

Arrived to find a sewer septic truck out front with a horrific smell, draining something from…read moreinside. Hoped it wasn't kitchen. Ordered the lunch #4. Absolutely the most horrible food I've ever been served, took two bites. The meat was mixed with water that drained out of the taco when I picked it up! the water was leaching out of the burrito onto my plate into the rice. Not a piece of lettuce, tomato to be found. No sour cream, guacamol. Disgusting food. save your money. PS The waiters uniforms should have tipped me off to cleanliness.

Super kind staff, a big menu, and very accommodating with my food sensitivity. Our waiter was…read moreamazing as he was quick with refills and checked in often. The decor was fun and the restaurant was small and cozy. The food was good, especially the queso. It wasn't the most authentic but was good for what it was. Would definitely revisit when in the area!

The people are friendly and Mr Garcia makes the best huaraches I've ever tasted. This is an…read moreunexpected surprise at the back part of a Latin grocery store. Although nothing fancy, the food and people are worth coming back for often!

I've had many tacos in my life from many places, and if these are the best tacos in Chambersburg,…read moreI'm so sorry. I normally don't have many bad things to say about a place, but this right here is not worth it. I asked for carnitas; they didn't have it. I asked for jalapeños; they didn't have them. I got steak and adobada tacos. I swear I could not tell the difference, and the tacos were skimpy with little meat in them that you could literally roll them up. Since they only use one tortilla, the tacos will break apart. I also got rice and refried beans and didn't even finish them; they tasted processed and from a bag/can. The asada/steak tacos had good taste, though, and the taco sauce was also tasty. I didn't take pictures because, honestly, it wasn't worth the time. Go in and try them for yourself; I will not be going back ever.