Authentic, delicious Mexican food. My daughter loved the pollo asado tacos, very flavorful and very…read moregood portion size for tacos! My veggie burrito was good, but perhaps a bit too packed with lettuce, so I might have been better off just getting a bean and cheese burrito. I'm sure the meat-focused burritos are more delicious, but I was looking for something lighter when we visited, and this did the trick. Many of the patrons were Latino when we visited, which seemed like a good sign for the authenticity of the food, especially in Bozeman -- a delightful surprise for us, as we were visiting from California, and just wanted something quick and easy. It's not as fast as a place like Chipotle, but it was worth a little wait. They do have a drive-thru option for convenience as well.

We're from a location close to a lot of really good Mexican food so we were hesitant to try but…read morebased on the reviews we did. The food was good, service was okay, restaurant is hot. We did wait at the register for a few minutes before we were acknowledged (we were looked at many times without acknowledgment). We assume the others who ordered their food took it to go because of the warm temperature inside. We did pack up our food to finish because it was hard to eat warm food in a warm room.

Cheese tasted like chemicals, poor selection. I sent a message to their instagram and didn't get a…read moreresponse.

Pretty awesome small Latin American grocery tucked away in a shitty old 4 corners strip mall…read more They offer a wide variety of traditional fare, a great butcher with a multitude of options and the chips/salsas/dips you gringos are looking for also. They have a wide variety of tamales as well that are dope. Authentic service in both Spanish and English. Busier on the weekend when the line for the Sigue phone gets pretty long. A full recommend for anyone into Mexican, El Salvadorian or latin American cuisine. If you get intimidated there is a more approachable taco shop a few doors down that serves flavorless, but visually appealing southwestern items also. Pro tip; don't try and take the left back onto Huffine, it's just not possible anymore, drive over to jackrabbit for a safer option.

Best Carne Asada. The food truck quesadillas is on hit! I'll be back tomorrow too l. Looks like I…read moregotta go check out the brick and mortar too.

Passed this food truck on a bike ride and later during a walk, intrigued, I had to try it out…read more El Rodeo offers lots of Mexican dish options, but I went for the tacos. You can select from a number of meat options. I chose four: the spicy pork, beef steak, fried pork and the shredded chicken. All were good and they come with pickled carrots and jalapeños, but the best was the spicy pork taco. Really enjoyed these tacos. I also got the refried beans and rice. They were very good. I read about their hot sauce in another Yelp! review and asked for some. Definitely a good addition to the food. Not over the top, but a healthy spice to kick it up a notch. The food truck is neat. You have the whole menu on the side of it where you order, and if you don't want to eat outside, they have indoor seating! Pretty cool! Check it out.

We just arrived in Bozeman after a long day of traveling, checked into our motel and saw these taco…read moretrucks across the street. Randomly ate there and I'm SO GLAD we did. Just inhaled two of the most satisfying, delicious, huge, fresh chicken tacos EVER. The corn tortilla was soft and warm, the pico topping was awesome, the chicken was so juicy. Guys. So so good. Bunch of lime wedges on the side too which I appreciate and the salsas were a great added touch. The chicken quesadilla was so freaking good we inhaled it as well. Just sent my husband back to grab churros! We ate so fast I didn't even stop to take a picture but I did grab a pic of the menu! Huge portions. Great prices. Great quality.

Very nice spot to eat I got 3 tacos and they were were good the service was very fast the food was…read morevery good and it's overall a great restaurant. The one thing they could improve is the price though

This place is SO good. Go to the back and sit in their cozy booths or eclectic tables. The bathroom…read moreis also a must see. Fish tacos were amazing, and the beer selection was top notch. Top 5 places to eat in Bozeman for sure!

soup is good but I spent $46.00 on 2 quarts of soup. one was tomato and one was the chili verdi. I…read morework at at a restaurant in Belgrade with better soups and a quart is $13.00. Bozeman is out of control.

Maybe I didn't pay attention but I never saw a taco truck that press their own tortillas. No wonder…read moretheir tacos are kind of expensive. $4.50 for one Love the quesadilla and burrito. It is fresh, reasonable portion and with freshly made tortillas just made everything better. Of course adding more salsa create a different layer of flavor They don't make auga fresca tho. Just soda or water, kinda a bummer

I got a little bit of everything. 3 different tacos, a cheese quesadilla, & 1 taquito. Yum!…read moreChicken, steak, & a marinated meat were the different tacos I got. But it was delicious!

El Rodeo has the best queso Queso Birrilla. I love going to Gallatin Valldy Mall to eat the best…read moreMexican in Bozeman. Ramirez is for posers who think they know what it is like in Bozeman.

Authentic Mexican food. Both food truck and resyaurant. Great Burriros. I always order a grilled…read morewhole Jalopenia pepper with their Burritos.

I had a great experience here. My server Ephraim came quickly to the table and had good energy!…read moreWill be coming back soon

I know Tex-Mex is literally Americanized Mexican, but this feels more on the American side than…read moreMexican. The flavors are more bland, although that works well with one of the gals in my friend group who feels regular Doritos are too spicy for her, and she really liked this place and says it's the only Mexican place she'll eat at. The service is pretty decent. I've eaten here 3 times now, once with family and twice with friends for happy hour. They feel overpriced for the quality and quantity, even by Bozeman standards. The beans, rice, salsa, queso, and meat remind me of a ready-made Mexican meals/ sides in the refrigerated section of a grocery store, so good in a pinch, but not great and needs to be doctored (by adding salt, salsa, etc., to everything). The veggie components are better and fresh tasting. I think in the future if ordering a regular plate, I won't pay the $6 - $10+ upcharge to add meat because it's a little sparse and usually overly charred. The chips are above average and the salsa is average. The margaritas are good+ especially for $5 happy hour, and happy hour also comes with discounts on some of the foods too, especially if you go on ones of the days like B1G1 Fajita Monday or Taco Tuesday where things like tacos are cheaper. I personally think hitting one of the local Mexican food trucks comes with much better flavor at 60% of the price, but I will admit the ambiance of this place is a ton of fun so it's good for a sit-down place and for after-work drinks. Very vibrant colors and lots of light, and like the table and bar arrangement for the most part, with cheery people in a good location. I probably wouldn't go back for anything other than a quick happy hour on a weekday with friends or maybe on one of the discount days if we happen to be in the area anyway. Out of 5 stars: Food=2.5 stars (good if you have friends who are pickier and like less spice/ more Americanized Mexican food) Happy hour=3.5 stars (small selection but decent) Daily Specials=4 stars -- some better than others; a good time to try when the food/ drink is cheaper Service=4 stars Ambiance and Margaritas=4.5 stars