Neno's Mexican Restaurant is a great spot if you're looking for authentic Mexican food packed with…read moreflavor. Everything we ordered was fresh, well-seasoned, and came out quickly. We started with the chips and salsa, which were fresh and the perfect way to kick off the meal. The birria fries were easily a favorite--loaded with tender, flavorful birria, melted cheese, and all the right toppings. They were indulgent and definitely worth ordering. The shrimp tacos were fresh and flavorful, while the al pastor tacos were juicy, perfectly seasoned, and had that classic sweet and savory flavor that makes al pastor so good. We also ordered the elote, which was creamy, cheesy, and full of flavor with just the right amount of seasoning. The service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was casual and welcoming. Between the generous portions, authentic flavors, and great service, Neno's is definitely a spot I'll be coming back to. If you're in Rochester and craving Mexican food, don't skip the birria fries and tacos--you won't be disappointed!

This has been my favorite Mexican restaurant in Rochester!…read moreUnfortunately, I stopped by last night and found a closure notice from the county on the front door. Obviously recent has I was there last week. My question: is this a temporary thing, and if so, what's our timeframe for amazing food again, or is this permanent?

If you are looking for a unique dining experience I would highly recommend Rustic Taco. Our server…read morewas very helpful. She was happy to answer any questions we had about the menu and gave great recommendations. We each ordered two tacos and we were surprised by how large they were. I ordered the 3 B's Taco and Sober Spicy Shrimp Taco. The flavor combinations were strong and delivered exactly what was described in the menu. I was given a 3rd taco because the Spicy Shrimp taco delivered was not double wrapped (hard shell and soft shell) as I ordered it. I thought it was great they corrected this with a free one without me even asking for this. Our table was also given chips and salsa upon arriving. The only aspect I did not enjoy was the restroom. It was very outdated and the stall has a huge gap where you can see inside. I feel the restroom does not match the overall decor and design of the restaurant which is very clean. Bathroom gives off dive bar vibes and could use an update.

food was absolutely disgusting. Both me and the person I was with couldn't eat the so bad possibly…read morethey were spoiled hoping I don't get sick. go back there again.

The tacos! I tried several different ones and didn't find a single one that I wouldn't re-order…read moreagain and again. The carne asada and the al pastor were probably the two I enjoyed the most. Very cool spot.

I absolutely love Old Pueblo Grill! As a vegetarian, I really appreciate how many flavorful options…read morethey offer. The veggie taco with the spicy veggies was delicious and super fresh. The portions are incredibly generous, and my friend and I were able to split the super nachos platter. We even did half fries and half nachos, which was perfect for sharing. It's self-service with a pager system, so you can grab a seat wherever you'd like. The vibe is casual with plenty of seating. Definitely one of the better Tex-Mex spots in Rochester.

I feel like this is more of a 3.5 star review but since we can't give half stars I went with the 4…read more The food is typically on point, we've only had 1 or 2 off nights and we have been here a lot. The location is great right on the canal, especially in the patio weather months. The service is pretty slow on busy nights, like they're always understaffed or something, but we've never had any issues with the service other than the pace at times. Overall a great place to stop in for some quality tacos and a margarita or Tecate on a sunny day for sure.

I've been fortunate to travel extensively and enjoy Mexican cuisine in many regions, from authentic…read morefamily-owned restaurants to more contemporary interpretations. While every restaurant has its own style, quality ingredients and careful preparation are what make great Mexican food. Unfortunately, despite its exceptional location on the Erie Canal in the charming village of Fairport, NY, this restaurant fell well short of those expectations. The queso fundido appeared to be made with inexpensive processed cheeses, which resulted in an overly oily dish. The chorizo quesadilla was disappointing as well. The chorizo tasted like a low-quality, filler-heavy product with an artificial heat rather than the rich, well-seasoned flavor you'd expect. The tacos were average but didn't stand out in any way. Service was friendly throughout the evening, but our server wasn't very familiar with the menu and couldn't answer several questions about the dishes. Despite having a reservation, the meal took nearly two hours from start to finish. Our bill came to about $60 for two adults with no alcohol, and based on the overall experience, it didn't represent a good value. The restaurant's greatest asset is unquestionably its location. Sitting along the Erie Canal is a wonderful experience, and Fairport is one of the most charming villages in the Rochester area. I genuinely hope the kitchen elevates the quality of the food to match such an exceptional setting.

Always wonderful Great service…read more Great food Very reasonable Love having lunch there You will never be disappointed

The entire experience was mid. The only thing that kept it from being completely bad was that the…read morefood at least had seasoning. I ordered bean burritos, and they were dry. They came with rice and beans on the side, which would've been fine if I hadn't already been given two full burritos stuffed with beans. Somehow I ended up with more beans than rice. On top of that, I had to wait way too long just to ask for sour cream and salsa. The salsa was disgusting. The water was warm. Our server was inattentive and ineffective the entire time, and there wasn't even salt or pepper on the table. I literally needed salt to make the salsa tolerable. Our total was $54, plus a $10 tip. For the price? Absolutely not worth it. Service? Trash. I would never go back.

Papito's Burritos is located in the former James Brown's diner on Culver Road. I've eaten in once…read moreand taken out once, both times were really good. My takeout burrito was huge and the chips were great (not greasy). They are thicker than the chips at many area Mexican restaurants and held guac without snapping. When I ate there, I got a burrito bowl and the portion was equally big. There isn't any spice, so you will need to add hot sauce to your liking - red and green sauce were on the table for dine in lunch. The renovation of the space is impressive, featuring tropical print chairs, a colorful chandelier, and a light up palm tree. You can't even tell this was a diner.

Just tried for the first time last week and we were impressed! Some friends who raved about it…read morebrought us and we were not disappointed. We went on a Wednesday night so the restaurant was empty aside from our party of 5 which was nice. The server was absolutely great and provided valuable menu recommendations! We tried a rice ball sampler and also shared a platter of deep fried oreos I ordered chicken tacos because it was recommended to me as a smaller portioned meal. The rest of my party ordered burritos and they were huge! We were all pleased with our dinner. The only downside is the location as it's not in the best area of town. There are some designated lots down the street for parking as well as street parking.

Great service, great prices, great food, and great atmosphere!…read more We've eaten there probably 10 times over past 5 years or so, always constantly high quality, and enjoyable.

I am visiting my family and each time I visit I HAVE TO come here and have this drink. It's beyond…read moredelicious.

Pretty amazing food! I usually don't like to go to chain Mexican food restaurants cause it seems to…read morebe the same just ok food, but this one was great! I would go here again. I ordered fajitas with steak and shrimp! Really tasty! Pricing is fair! Can't wait to go back again.

This was my first time at Monte Alban. I enjoyed the margarita and ordered the Baja tacos. The…read moresauce made the flour tortillas quite soggy. Next time I will have to order the sauce on the side. I prefer corn tortillas but it was not an option.

Bartender was awesome and creative with drink suggestions (Shelby), friendly service and great…read moremusic. Great drinks, great food, great energy. Will definitely be back-and sitting at the bar again!

I have been looking for a good Mexican restaurant in Rochester. I decided to pop into the Silver…read moreIguana for lunch. I was told that they were only serving the brunch menu. I sat inside, the restaurant was filthy. The seating was uncomfortable and there were several flies. The decor was not Mexican. There were two old men and a waitress gossiping loudly. The brunch menu didn't include anything Mexican. I settled on the Acacado Toast. When it eventually arrived it was soggy. The toast was goo. I will not ever be returning.

Came here for happy hour on Friday. We dat inside at the tiny bar. Quite entertaining because you…read morecan see in the kitchen and hear everyone at service bar We were greeted in a friendly fashion. Girl bartender was in training but they were doing a good job with how many tables were being sat. They also did a good job the busier that they got to warn people of how long food was going to take with how tiny the kitchen is. Our chorizo queso prob took 12-15 min. Not bad. $8 margarita $2off tequila shots $2 off beers for happy hour. I've had the chicken enchiladas here before too and they were really good. I love that there's indoor outdoor seating that actually gets the sunshine. Only one bathroom downstairs. I enjoy this place and will def be back

We've previously rated this place a strong 5 stars. Our latest visits post menu change have been…read morelackluster. They've removed their popular skillet enchiladas and all the items with their previously delicious mole. Our server told us "management heard and is bringing some favorites back". The menu is quite reduced. Unclear if it's a different chef, but our recent meals have not been anywhere near the prior standard. The chips and trio were still solid, but the entrees were not. The enchiladas were lost under the salad, oddly dry, and just "meh", though were previously great. The surf and turf burrito was both very salty and oddly dry -- like someone forgot to put sauce in it. It needed some kind of sauce, salsa, or crema. We'll hope it gets back to prior 5 star standards and re-rate it today with a hopeful 3.