Last evening was our 1st visit and definitely we will be returning…read more We were seated immediately, had our drinks quickly. We ordered oyster shots that were plentiful and delicious (a bit spicy but good). I had the ceviche, hubby had the chimichanga meal and both were large portions and delicious. Hubs said he loved the added bacon in the refryed beans. Our waiter was fantastic as so was the reasonable prices. If I had 1 cretic it would be a little too much lime juice in the oyster shots. I finished off the ceviche for lunch today -- Yum

Real Mexican food in Billings!! The service was great, everyone was attentive, caring and patient…read more The place had a nice Mexican feel to it. The food was great! I ordered 2 asada and one quesabirria taco. I asked for HOT hot sauce, which I haven't been able to find in Billings so far. They also have chiles toreados, YES!! The tacos had plenty of meat and plenty of flavor. The salsa was not super hot, but tasty. The toeados made it for me. They gave it that little extra kick! NO GRINGO TACOS HERE!! I wish I was staying longer because I'd be coming back.

Food was just okay, nothing special. The service was terrible--slow and inattentive. The chips were…read morestale, which kind of set the tone for the whole meal. Disappointing overall.

The address that was given in the Yelp app was incorrect. We went to Kings Rd address hat was noted…read more& there was not a Mexican restaurant there; it was a small casino that was closed & did not have a restaurant. ???????

Walleye, tarter sauce and sweet potato fries with their dipping sauce was so delicious!! The…read morewaitress was so friendly and helpful. We will be back!!

If you want sizable portions of mediocre food, then this is the place to eat. We both ordered…read moresalads for dinner. Mine wasn't even as described on the menu; my partner's steak salad was better. Our server was utterly clueless and gave us unsatisfactory service, refusing to tell me what kinds of salad dressing they have. "Everything, pretty much." So I ordered creamy Italian only to be told "Oh we don't have that kind." Why play such moronic games with your customers instead of just answering the question to begin with?!

This is the best Mexican food in the state of Montana. I've been to so many Mexican restaurants in…read moreMontana, yet La Tinga Billings stands out as my winner. The fresh tacos, burritos, homemade tortillas, and all the specials really salvates my taste buds. Don't get me wrong, there are many good Mexican joints, but this one is the best. (besides, that shot of tequila from Mexico...just adds to the restaurant's awesomeness.) And the cook???.... Supendous personality! Thank you, Evelyn at La Tinga Billings

I never miss Cinco de Mayo at La Tinga. Every Evelyn makes is authentic and delicious!read more

This is the BEST Mexican food ever! We stopped here after reading some of the great reviews and…read morewere not disappointed. Mexican food is definitely my favorite type of food and this has to be one of best places I've been to. My mother in law ate a CHILE RELLENO & TOSTADA, my husband had the burrito verde, and I had the POLLO A LA DIABLA! Wished we lived closer to eat again and try more things in the menu!

This use to be so good. But the last year it has gone Bad. Tacos ( beef) were so oily you…read moreliterally couldn't pick it up without falling apart and getting reddish oil everywhere. Other tacos ( carne asada) was super dry and tasteless as tho the meat was rewarmed many times. No salsa. No sour cream. No cheese. Beans cold and rice dry. It was like it was four days ago leftovers. We won't be back again. Too bad. Use to be fresh and delicious. The beef was never an oily mess before. And 45$ for two plates ( paper) if three very small mushy and or dry tacos. Very yucky.

Guad's Grill & Co, part of the family-owned Guadalajara restaurants in Billings (and other cities…read morein MT), has opened a small, order-and-go, at least for now, place in the west end. In a location formerly occupied by a different restaurant, Guad's has created an inviting spot for getting your fix of standards: tacos and enchiladas. They're still in their soft opening phase and if the line out the door is any indication, will probably do quite well when the soft opening phase is over - well, that, and they ran out of food during the lunch rush the first couple of days and that might portend favorable things to come. There are the usual hiccups while the employees learn the new system and try to navigate the rush of orders. As for the food from the limited menu: it was good. The Quesabirria Taco, a featured specialty, had a nice flavor -- the sauce was tasty, although I'm not entirely sure it was brisket. The enchiladas were equally good and although the menu indicates they can be ordered with red or green salsa, I don't remember being asked and it came without either. Again, though, in this soft opening, the employees are still trying to work out the kinks, so perhaps that choice is a lesser one. It didn't detract from anything by not having it. There is a line to order and pay at the counter. Then, find a place to sit or stand while waiting for them to call your name. I guess calling a name is more personal than shouting out a number, but when the music is as loud as it was, and the person calling names has a soft voice, it wasn't always easy to hear. As Guad's gets through their opening phase, the process should smooth itself out. Because I haven't been to any of their restaurants, I don't know if the food is the same. The menu here is much smaller than in a regular restaurant owing to this as a grab-and-go place. They're located next door to a casino and nearby several other restaurants, so Guad's has rounded-out the food options in the neighborhood. For now, they don't have their own website, but that should change as they roll into a regular opening.

Mixed messages. Yelp shows they're open on Mondays. No phone # to call. Wasted time to find…read morethis place next to Atlantis Casino. Don't go on Mondays!

Sometimes you absolutely must get out of the house for something that's not from your kitchen. If…read morestaying at home, or aimless driving, standing in line six feet away from everyone at the store while waiting to get something to make at home, becomes just too aggravating, go back to a time when things weren't so upside down: Stand in line (social distancing, of course) at a food truck. Fat Taco Food Truck to the rescue. What you won't do, is walk away from this one having to stop elsewhere to get more food. The portion size is generous and the food is good. I don't think it's good just because it gets me out of the house, either. It's all in the balance. The nachos, both with the pork and beef are filling and overloaded with toppings. Although the pork was slightly dry, the seasonings were still detectable. The shrimp tacos, with several decent size shrimp in each taco, also were done well. The shrimp were slightly overcooked; however, with the extra sauce and filling, it wasn't noticeable. It's tough getting everything exactly right when you can't eat it right away and that might well be why the meat on the nachos and the shrimp missed the mark. But on the tacos: They are hard to eat because the insides keep falling out -- they're that stuffed. Don't eat them in the car. The quesadillas? Oh wow. I can go on about these for a while, but just know that they will always be my go-to from this truck. Nice people, tasty food, consistently done. I look forward to trying them again when getting the food and driving back to the social distancing abode isn't a mandate.

Fast friendly service and good tasting tacos . Came out to the job site of Laurel power generation…read moreplant.

Chicken tacos are really good. Taco salad was good. Service was fast and friendly. Restaurant was…read moreclean but in need of repair. Didn't use the bathroom so no opinion.

Wow. Just wow. Cold…read moreburrito and cup of beans. No fork or spoon. No napkins. No ice in my drink. Avoid.