The food here was absolutely amazing! The tacos were full of flavor, and the arepas and empanadas…read morewere just as delicious--everything tasted fresh and authentic. The horchata was a perfect touch, so refreshing and flavorful. What really made the experience special was the owner--such a sweet and kind woman who made us feel so welcome. You can tell she truly cares about her guests. I highly recommend this spot to anyone visiting Michigan--it's easily one of the top Mexican /Colombian / Venezuelan places to eat! The place was very nice and clean, and the glass decoration was very creative! I love how they have a Mexican small store in the corner too, where you can get the best foods and self-care items straight from Mexico love it I will definitely be back !

I tried the Chilaquiles- a new menu item. It's so hard to choose what is my favorite here but this…read morehas moved to the top of my list. To top it off they use local eggs with all the other fresh ingredients.

Solid tacos for a very affordable price especially for a small town. Sometimes meat cilantro and…read moreonion is all you need to hit the spot.

Make it a point to stop by this local Taqueria! Family owned, authentic Mexican food. I had the al…read morepastor & steak tacos w corn tortillas, cilantro & onions. Reminded me of Chicago & my visits to Mexico. Very kind staff. Looking forward to another visit.

Was absolutely fantastic the salsa the burritos the queso was all 5 stars no complaintsread more

Very friendly service, the menu looked complete. The food came out hot and fresh. The restaurant is…read moredecorated very nicely, has an authentic field.

This is a small family run business. The food is very good and reasonably priced. My favorites…read moreare the tacos (shrimp or steak) Mexican style. Texas rice, and the shrimp burrito and their regular burrito

The food was great but I had 2 long black hairs in my food. let's try to wear hair nets Please.read more

This is officially a mandatory pit stop for any future Ann Arbor - Chicago drives! La Perla is an…read moreabsolute treasure! Such a cute Mexican grocery store with an amazing restaurant. My torta al pastor was incredible! Reminds me of the awesome supermercados back some in San Jose! Service is super friendly and welcoming. So glad I saw this was here along the drive - will definitely be back!!

I yelped some places my husband and I could check out because we are in Michigan for the weekend. I…read morefound this supermercado with La Perla. I loved the straight forward simplicity of a grocery store with a small spot where you can sit down and eat some authentic Mexican food. The agua frescas were delicious and perfectly sweetened it wasn't overwhelmingly sweet. Our food was delicious as well. The only negative I have to say is that the younger woman working there was acting extremely unprofessional and loud, she was screaming, acting obnoxious, flirting with men and my husband and I couldn't help but notice her playfully running from a man she worked with into a back room. My husband and I usually mind our business but it was hard not to when she was being very unprofessional and had a super flirtatious and inappropriate work demeanor. One should maintain some sense of decorum especially in a restaurant. Her behavior made us feel uncomfortable. She was too much.

CRITICAL VIOLATIONS Standard not met: Time/temperature…read morecontrol for safety food that is cooked to a temperature and for a time specified under §§ 3-401.11 - 3-401.13 and received hot shall be at a temperature of 135° F o... Read more Standard not met: Ready-to-eat, time/temperature control for safety food, disposition - A food specified in ¶ 3-501.17(A) or (B) shall be discarded if it: (2) Is in a container or package that does n... Read more Standard not met: Permit filthy or unsanitary conditions in a food establishment. Standard not met: Packaged and unpackaged food - Food shall be protected from cross contamination by: (1) Separating raw animal foods during storage, preparation, holding, and display Standard not met: Hot and cold holding - Time/temperature control for safety food shall be maintained: (1) At 135 °F or above or (2) At 41 °F or less Standard not met: Ready-to-eat, time/temperature control for safety food, disposition - A food specified in ¶ 3-501.17(A) or (B) shall be discarded if it: (1) Exceeds the temperature and time combina... Read more Standard not met: When to wash Standard not met: Adulterated or misbranded food may not be produced, sold, offered for sale, delivered or held.

Tried La Perla for a picnic dinner at the park . The food…read morewas very good...I had carnitas tacos...and my wife had tacos all pastor. They came with a spicy salsa and green salsa. It was very good...as good as any taco I have had from a truck or tacqueria in a city. The service was so so. The menu is only a full menu on the weekends apparently...theres no beans..no lengua and no barbacoa etc. Just tacos al pastor....steak....chicken or carnitas . Literally no one speaks english...and I speak terrible spanish so it takes a minute to get an order across....and the guy at carryout wasnt terribly interested in being helpful. Nice enough but too busy to be bothered much by a couple of anglos with no spanish skilz. The store had a good array of hard to find favorites...nopales and huitalocoche even. I will return for the tacos but would probably try to go at a less busy time so ordering was a littlw easier on everyone.

There was a reason this Mexican restaurant came up as the number one place for such food in Niles…read more Two other people were waiting for the doors to open when I got there. You order at the counter and the food was ready very quickly and brought to me at my table with both a roasted and green salsa bottle. Very nice because of always ask if they have them if they had not brought them. I ordered a 1/2 order of chicken enchiladas in green sauce which came with rice and beans. Generous portion for a 1/2 order. I also ordered a steak taco Mexican style on corn. Everything was very good and I also thought it was nice that they make their refried beans using Northern beans. Something I really like and have only found at one other Mexican restaurant in our area.

Do NOT sleep on the gorditas, especially on the weekend with barbacoa or the divine carnitas -…read morelike an arepa with crispy fried corn pancake split open to house the yummies. You order at the counter and food is served out to you as it is prepared. Many other great items here, though I adore tamales and theirs are just nothing special, often a little dry. Good hot sauces on the table plus verde and rojo served to you with your food. Great place for solid Mexican food. Has a following of folks and reasonable pricing structure. Definitely worth the stop!

Great tacos, arepas, plantains and more at reasonable prices. The staff is always friendly and the…read morefish tacos and empanadas are a must! We go often and plan to return soon!

Incredible little hidden spot with authentic Latin flavors from all over the world. The chef is…read morefrom Ecuador and the love for his culture shines through in the food and in Tapa Taco's cozy ambiance. Tacos are delicious and nicely sized. The chicken was juicy and flavorful (points for using thighs, not breast), and the veggie taco with sweet potato and kale is a must! Plantains were fried perfectly--crunchy on the outside and soft and sweet on the inside, with a nice spicy guava jam to dip. The rice is OUT OF THIS WORLD and I'm going to need to stop to get some every time I'm in Three Oaks. Tapa Taco is such a gem, I can't wait to come back.

Rios Mexican Grill is one of those hidden gems you're so happy to stumble upon on a nice summer…read moreday. It's essentially a roadside taco stand, but don't let that fool you - the food is incredibly fresh and full of flavor. It feels very local and family-run, which adds to the charm. We visited last August during a family trip, and the fact that my mom, who usually avoids roadside food spots, was the one who recommended it says everything. We were honestly shocked (in the best way). Ordering is simple: you place your order, get a number, and wait for your food. There are benches available for seating, though no bathrooms, so it's good to plan accordingly. We ordered a variety of items - tacos, burritos, quesadillas, chips with salsa, and Jarritos, and were happy with everything. The portions were generous, the ingredients tasted fresh, and everything was well-prepared. I even enjoyed some leftovers the next day! If you're looking for delicious, no-frills Mexican food from a local spot, Rios Mexican Grill is definitely worth checking out.

This review reflects the new location at 603 E Buffalo St. We were glad to see that they're new…read morelocation had seating. Well, we were not so impressed with the new location. You order at the counter or a kiosk, they hand you an in-house pager and when it flashes, you get your food....and for this they guilt you for a tip at the time of payment... On top of that, there is no fountain drinks, you fetch your own out of a cooler. I ordered a steak burrito and my wife ordered the taco bowl. Again, had to get your own utensils from the counter. After I took the foil off the burrito, it immediately began to un-wrap and fall apart into the foil...(for that I could have ordered the burrito bowl)....was very difficult to eat. The taco bowl was just ok. Bottom line, the food was far short of great....mediocre at best. Sorry, won't be coming back.