This is our most favorite Mexican restaurant in St Louis! The weekend they have aguas frescas! Like…read moretoday we had horchata and fresa! The service is great especially when you get chips and salsa when you order! And there is plenty of seating and usually it's a seat your self setting. So come pick your favorite seat!

Don't come here if you expect decent service. When we arrived, no one greeted or seated us, so we…read moreended up seating ourselves after waiting about five minutes. It then took another 20 minutes for someone to come to our table just to bring water. Even though I was ready to order, the server walked away and acted like they didn't want to be there. To make matters worse, they gave my best friend the wrong drink, then rudely snatched it out of her hands to replace it. The entire experience was unprofessional and frustrating. The customer service here is terrible, and I will not be coming back.

Food very good, plenty of gluten free, I've never had a reaction as a Celiac diva. The service was…read morefabulous, prompt, and friendly. 10/10 will continue to go again and again. Pancakes are banging. Brunch very good. beautiful surroundings, beautiful plants, lovely patio. Shout out to Michael. King

Sooooo I could probably indulge in this happy hour every single day after work if I had zero self…read morecontrol. Do yourself a favor and check out this HH soon if you never have! The online ordering on the patio couldnt have been quicker/easier. The giant basket of chips & tray of dips was around $7 and the margaritas were $4.50. These are great margs - not overly sweet with cheap sweet & sour. And you can add a tajin rim! I couldn't decide which dip was my favorite...probably need to go back again soon to reassess... ;)

We had a few food trucks at my job, years ago. This one was the most popular, to the point where…read morewe've had them back a few times. We somehow managed to get them on Cinco de Mayo this year, a/k/a Cinco de Drinko--this despite the fact that Mexican food can be hard enough to come by on Cinco de Mayo that shots are sometimes fired. Were they not aware of the holiday? I'd suggest that there's no way that they wouldn't be, but I don't want to assume, what with this being 2026. Or is it one of those things where Cinco de Mayo is not a real holiday in Mexico? It might be the Mexican equivalent of Kwanzaa, invented by the CIA to get people shooting at each other down on Cherokee St, as a pretext for ICE raids. In addition to the free tacos, we were treated a performance by a mariachi band, Modelo, canned margaritas and churros from a local bakery. They spared no expense! Suffice it to say, it wasn't the most productive afternoon. Not that it would have been otherwise. Since I wasn't paying, I went with a "flight" of tacos, as if I were in Napa, one of each type: pollo, al pastor, lengua, asada and chorizo. I didn't do the thing where I tried a little bit of each and spit them in a bucket, but you're welcome to do that, if you're suffering from, er, surviving, an eating disorder. You could probably make use of a nearby potted plant, like Harvey Weinstein. Tacos are served on two small-ish corn tortillas that have been heated up on a griddle, like at an authentic taqueria. They come served with diced raw onion and cilantro, and they ask if that's alright with you, in case you're one of these people who think cilantro tastes like soap, or you're concerned that it can't really be washed and hence could lead to GI distress. I preferred the chicken and steak to the tongue, sausage and, erm, al pastor. All of it seems to have been warmed up on a griddle rather than cooked from raw, but the "dry" meats had nice bits of char. I didn't care for the texture of the al pastor and chorizo as much, though they were nicely seasoned. The tongue isn't as flavorful as regular ol' steak. As I recall, they were charging a premium for it, and I'm assuming that's just taking advantage of curiosity. Prices were written in dry erase marker, and they may have jacked everything up by a dollar for the occasion, which was fine with me. I was also upsold a tres leches cake, which was an excellent recommendation. It was premade and served a bit cold, but it tasted fresh. I found it odd that it was wet, like it had been left out in the proverbial rain in MacArthur Park, or maybe an unhoused person used it as a urinal, but it tasted good enough that it didn't matter. If that's not a testament to the culinary wizardry on display on this truck, I don't know what is.

inquired about a taco truck, they asked me to text and they'd follow up, never did…read more My review is solely based on this experience and not the food.

the food was so good I almost forgot to take any photos. both salsas fresh and fantastic. the spice…read morein the green one has my mouth still watering. the slaw that came with the pupusas is to die for. the fish tacos are perfect. the thick hot fish paris nicely with the juicy fresh slaw. the best part of the entire meal was the rice. it's so fluffy and delicious. I could live off that alone for a good month and be satisfied

Friendly, small, casual business. Everything was tasty flavorful. Server checked in often and was…read morepolite and nice. Small dining room but it works. No complaints.

The food here is amazing. I went around 9 so the kitchen was closed, but I got the coconut ice…read morecream and mangonada--both were delicious. The people there were very nice and very quick despite my broken attempt at practicing spanish. I also really enjoyed the calm seating arrangement and different options for places to sit and eat. Overall, really good. I'm excited to try their food next time.

Lunch outing today took us to La Vecindad Paleteria, a place we've been waiting to try. It was a…read morelittle busy when we walked in, which we didn't mind. Great sign to us that people love coming here. We ordered the chicken flautas, shrimp tacos, a barbacoa taco, elote in a cup, and a strawberry Agua fresca. The food was wonderful! My favorite was the chicken flautas. They were very crisp but the chicken inside was so moist. The toppings and the salsa was a wonderful addition. They really need to bottle and sell that salsa. It was some of the best we've had. I'm a non beef eater but my husband said the barbacoa was . He said it was hard to determine his favorite between that and the flautas but if he had to choose it's the barbacoa because it was juicy and very flavorful. It also held together well in the corn tortillas. He wished he ordered more than one. The strawberry Agua fresca was very tasty. It reminded me of a strawberry milkshake. The portions are so plentiful and the menu has so many choices. We are looking forward to trying new things. We were so full we didn't get to try desserts, as it is a Paleteria, but we will most definitely be back!

Ladue Taco is delicious. Theie burritos are top-notch, as well as their margaritas. As a takeout…read moreplace, I have always found the service to be good. They have some tables outside for you to sit at if you'd like, but it's mainly a takeout restaurant.

The food was so good and everything tasted really fresh! It's a smaller shop with all of the…read moreseating outside, but the weather was perfect, so it was actually really nice to sit outside and enjoy the atmosphere. I got the burrito bowl and absolutely loved it. The guacamole, queso, chicken, and all of the toppings were so flavorful and fresh--everything came together perfectly! The margaritas were also a highlight. The spicy jalapeño margarita was SO good, and their frozen margaritas were delicious too. Definitely a great spot for fresh food, good drinks, and a fun outdoor vibe. I'll definitely be back!

I tried this first in Omaha, Nebraska and thought it was only located there. Imagine my surprise…read morewhen they started popping up in the area. The food is good, especially the rice. I appreciate the pricing, and the daily specials. Service was courteous and efficient. I have only utilized the drive through so I cannot speak to how in restaurant ambiance is. Definitely worth a visit if you find yourself near one.

The food was surprisingly tasteless. No flavor whatsoever. The only thing that had flavor was the…read morecheese. Unacceptable. However, the staff was kind and they had a window order option to avoid the long drive through line.

I should have stopped in this place long ago. And while I debated reviewing it cause they are…read moreplenty busy and I kind of want to keep it to myself I worry that someone out there like me needs this places as badly as I did. When I moved to STL well over a decade ago I bemoaned the lack of good Latin American food. I have since found a lot of good places that I love but I didn't realize til I was eating my lunch how big a gap was still there. I ordered tacos al pastor -- a favorite since I was in Sonora years ago and ate them multiple days in a row cause this street vendor was amazing. I order them a decent frequency but I now realize I haven't been truly satisfied til today. Seriously, I am wondering how quickly I will be back because these were incredible. Al pastor is a unique flavor profile and it goes in-depth, these folks GET IT! I took a bite and absolutely closed my eyes as I chewed because this was the al pastor I so often miss. I ordered two tacos al pastor and one asada. They came the Mexican way, simple onion and cilantro which I asked to clarify as recently I ordered street tacos and found them served with lettuce and cheese and was not happy. These were perfect. The steak was good but man I needed those al pastor tacos! Two would have been plenty and at $3 each what an inexpensive lunch! Other reviews mention lots of the other things that touch on the restaurant: - they have sections by country for Salvadoran, Honduran & Mexican foods - customers are mostly Central American, a combination of families and work crews - it is Spanish speaking by and large for staff and customers. - it's bare bones, simple tables and chairs, coolers with drinks and very few bottles behind the bar/register - chips were good (thick not too salty) with red and green sauces, the green was a bit hot for me but I mixed a bit into the red. I am so going back and hope to stay in the minority with English as my first language. They speak the language of slow cooked flavor!

Food was amazing! The price matched that as well! Our only issue was the language barrier...but…read morehonestly to me, that's a win! Service was perfectly fine, had I been thinking I would have used Google translate to help us through. Honestly I could also quit being lazy and learn Spanish lol. I'll 100% be back to this one. It's a decent sized place, and we didn't have any issues seating 3 right away around lunch time. Clean and the food was out quick :)

We came here yesterday for dinner with kids to celebrate husband's birthday. It was very nice, the…read morestaff, the food was amazing, place was clean. We got kids quesadillas with fries, some fries were a bit hard and needed couple more minutes cooking, I got the fried whole fish and that was delish, husband got a burrito and loved it. The also surprised him with a slice of a cake and candle which was very kind.

This place was Sooo Amazing!!!!! If you haven't been... please go. Staff was Great too... Service…read more.. everything!

The Ambiance is really well done, the service is always great, the food is really excellent. It's…read moreour go-to place right nearby. Excellent!

We came here for lunch and I ordered the flautas and I got 2 with beef and 2 with chicken. The beef…read moreflautas were my favorite. I dipped the flautas in the sour cream and guacamole. Great flavors. The chicken flautas had shredded chicken and some of the chicken was a little chewy. I think they need to chop the shredded chicken and it would have made it a lot more enjoyable. We received very friendly and prompt service. It was my friend's birthday so they brought him a good size bowl of ice cream with honey and whipped cream. It was very good. This restaurant has a friendly vibe.