The food was the best part of the time there then there was the good service the place is just a…read morechefs kiss

I don't like to leave a negative review, but had someone posted this, it would have saved us a…read moreFriday night dinner! It would have been 1 star but the Tacos were actually good.. Have not been here in a couple of years, so I checked the reviews, and it still looked pretty good! We went for dinner, and it must be under new management as oh boy has it changed. At first sight, it looked pretty bad from the street; inside was nicer for sure. It was a warm summer evening, so we asked to sit outside. Tables are metal, and the chairs are simple plastic and decor sparse. I ordered a Cadillac Margarita as this is my go-to at a Mexican restaurant. Advertised as "2oz," I did ask about how it was made as some bartenders really have no clue, but I was assured this was the real deal! It came out in a PLASTIC 7-10 oz cup full of ice for $15.75! The waiter apologized about the cup, so I was thinking there might be some consideration in price. It had little to no alcohol in it at all and maybe 4 oz of total liquid. Yes, I could/should have sent it back. Later, I ordered a Regular Margarita, and it was the same. Normally, one Cadillac will do it for me, and after two, I was sure there was no alcohol. Chips and salsa came, and another disappointment. A big part of the Mexican experience, and it came in a very small, thin wicker basket with just a touch of salsa. The chips were fresh, and the salsa was ok, just needed about three times the amount. Even the napkins were shocking small! See photos. (Saving $ everywhere!) The menu is interesting as I normally will get a "Combo" with rice and beans, but most everything is à la carte, and you can add rice and beans for an additional $6.95. See photo for the small cup of beans I got. Looked nice! I ended up just ordering the Cana Asada Tacos and my wife got the Kids Quesadilla. The Tacos were good and as you can see the presentation nice, and the Quesadilla was nothing to mention. Sitting outside, I felt something on my leg and found ants, TONS of ants, all under the table. About that time, the waiter showed up with the bill. Full charge for the Cadillac, and with all the ants, I requested the manager. Our server said they did not even have a manager working, and as mentioned, it was a Friday night! We will not be back, and I hope this might save someone else the same experience. The prices, not unlike a lot of places, have skyrocketed, but their product has diminished. As noted the food and presentation are nice but the corners they are cutting are not acceptable. Lots of great spots that would love your business.

DELICIOUS FOOD AND WARM WELCOMING CUSTOMER SERVICE I had…read morecombo one which comes with 3 tacos and 2 sides. Everything was killer tasty , authentic and nourishing. We also had the Jamaica cold tea and chips, salsa and guacamole. 5/5 recommend

I mean who doesn't love a good taco and sides?!…read more This unassuming family business is a gem Langley Friday night dinner cooking can be such a drag after a long week of work. Especially for me last night was my last day before two weeks holidays I had three taco combo with two sides; refried beans and the tortilla soup. My partner had the four taco combo with two steak and two chicken, he was full, amazing! The flavours were authentic and the delivery Is quick. The decor is quaint but def the food will keep bring you back. Check this out, grab some food and get into a Mexico vibe.

I picked up some food during my break. I ended up getting the carne asada with a horchata. The hot…read morehate came a lot bigger then most places. I was pleased with the size, the drink was also yummy! The carne asada was alright. The beans were good, the rice was good but it was a bit cold for me? Wasn't as warm as I would hoped. Came with corn tortillas on the side which was nice to combine everything. The service was great! The ambiance was cool. Next time I would probably try something different.

Cielito Lindo The…read moreoverdue renovation nicely finishes this cute little Mum & Pop shop. Food remains legit minimalist Mexican/Latin fare highlighted by bright pico de gallo, crisp shredded ice-berg lettuce and mouthwatering tender shredded chicken wrapped in the earthy goodness of a warm corn tortilla. I wonder what a Mexican Cafe' is? I'll let you know in a future update. Nothing froo froo here just authentic ingredients prepared fresh from scratch and on budget too! Big ups 4 keepin' it real cos this IS the real deal. Appy Trails Amigo... Brianm Ur foodieatlarge.yelp.ca

Great food for the price. Three taco platter for $15...lots of carnitas, beans, rice and roasted…read morepeppers. Tasty, generous and filling. Sells Jarritos Mexican sodas, made w real cane sugar (ask anyone about the superiority of Mexican Coke over US Coke). The salsa is rich and tastes homemade (can't confirm). Definitely recommend as an alternative to bland Taco Del Mar. This place may not be fancy but it great food and value.

Protein quality was fantastic, flavors were great, and loved the consistency of the corn tortilla,…read moreheld up with all the liquid.

Ice machine not working. Lady pronounced my pronouns incorrectly/ white rice storage/i think she…read morespit in my food/two lone white claws in the fridge.

This location gives HALF the food every other location gives. Today was the worst though, only two…read moreemployees working for lunch rush and the bowl was less than half full, every spoon full which is literally the measurement, was half full. So frustrating. I won't be back.

Bakery is good but the owner won't sell an individual freshly baked bread , she was stucked at…read moreselling 5 pcs only even if you don't really need that much as a single person . She insisted of you buying 5 pcs as I think she's afraid that the rest of the bread will not be bought and will be old and stale . Too bad , business for her goes by the bulk . I can see a lot of her bread goes to the display for many days in a week as bulk as most people can't afford to buy the wholebulk of 5 pcs for $7.75 per bag . Some people like me can't eat 5 and can't afford the bulk. I went there while it's freshly baked and she won't sell 1-2 pcs only. I'm new to the Joyce area and saw that Mexican store. Bread is good to eat when it's freshly bake. Too bad , I don't buy and she just lost one of the few customers who can't buy the bread by bulk . She should learn from the Chinese business where you sell from 1 pc to bulk cause that's how successful business is done . Bread goes moldy and bad in a day or 2 and hers are displays on the shelf for days as she refused to sell it by piece or 2 and she will have more customers that way than by bulk . Sad she don't learn from other techniques of selling. Really sad for her business and customers as well.

Since visiting the Baja I have been on a quest to make legit street taco like we had there! So I…read morelove going to little markets that have legit ingredients! This is my go to place for Corn Tortilla Shells! They have large packages of 100 that are kept in the cooler for freshness. I prefer these ones to the smaller packages on the shelf in the super markets...filled with preservatives! They also have the different sizes! I love getting the small street taco size that you can't find everywhere! They carry Valentine's Hot Sauce as well which we have found very important for a good taco! Recently a friend of ours from Mexico had us for dinner and served us Hibiscus Juice made from dried Hibiscus Flowers. It was so good she sent us home with a little baggie and said Los Guerreros sells them! I will be heading there this week because we all loved the juice! Thankful for stores that carry unique, quality ingredients. Allowing people to experience the richness that other cultures bring...oh how I love this about Canada!

Bf and I went inside the Mucho Burrito on a hot Sunday afternoon for lunch. The place was pretty…read morebusy with a good flow of people and the staff were really hustling behind the counter. I ordered the regular vegan crumble burrito and he got the regular chorizo. When preparing my burrito the staff acknowledged that I'd ordered the vegan crumble and promptly offered me the Vegan Mozzarella to go alongside it, which I happily took. The seasonings on the fillings and the array of fresh ingredients are always on point for any location I've been to, and in this case, it was no different. Delicious, flavourful, crisp, and well seasoned, with a light yet tangy list of sauces to choose from that are perfectly paired to top it off. The only issue we had was when we ordered the churros to try them out (1 for each of us) and were told it would be 5 minutes and they would bring them to our table, and after 10 or so minutes of waiting we had yet to receive them. Even at the time of this posting, still, 15 mins in, with no churro. The pace of customers has slowed greatly and they're cleaning which is good to see but we're still disappointed we paid and are left waiting. Otherwise, the staff was very pleasant, accommodating, and on the ball, overall. The location is clean, well-lit and inviting. Definitely recommend and will come back again~ :) Update: Staff who took our order came over to let us know that the churros were accidentally burned and that they are re-firing fresh ones just for us. The wait is long but the service is great... 4.5 star rating? ;)

My work often gets Mucho Burrito to cater lunches…read more I love when they do this! For this one I built my own bowl with rice, grains, chicken, beef, corn, cooked veggies, mango salsa, lettuce, and cheese. It was delicious. I ate more than I should have and then made a second bowl to take home for dinner! This is a great option for catered work lunches because people can make what they want, and it's fun and flavourful!

This is probably the best takeout I have had in Walnut Grove, of any kind…read more And probably the best tacos / Mexican food I've had in the Vancouver area, outside my favorite spots in the center of the city. My goodness what delicious flavours! The proteins are definitely cooked with care and attention to the recipes. Each one is the quintessential style you know and love... Carnitas, Al Pastor, Barbacoa etc... But so amped with intensity and depth of flavour. And the right type of cook on them. The barbacoa (lamb) is delicious. Melt in your mouth tenderness, with a rich lamb flavour fortified by all the seasoning. The carnitas is definitely fried to get all those wonderful crispy bits. Mallard browning FTW. And the Al Pastor. The beat Al Pastor I've had anywhere, hands down. Pineapple forward sweetness, but perfectly balanced with the savory side of things, and then accented by the taste of the high-heat with a little charring. It almost had a tandoor-type flavour. Amazing. My family tried tacos, burritos, and sopes. All were great. But I think the burritos and sopes were the biggest hits. Very satisfying. There are so many other offerings that we will need to go back to try. From tortas and gorditas to enchiladas and sopas. And I am here for that challenge.

I'm Mexican having eaten Mexican food my whole life. The tacos were subpar. Definitely not good…read moreenough to return. Some meat more decent than others. We were so hungry we scarfed them down. But the worst part of the experience was the service. Perhaps it was cause there was one person tending to many. He was Mexican. In his overwhelmed state, he missed some essentials. First, he gave us an entire platter of tacos w 4 small containers of salsa. I knew it'd be quickly gone so I asked for more. I also had to ask for lime. What? He didn't know we'd need lime and more salsa? It got to the point that I had to start grabbing the things myself cause it took him so long or he forgot. He looked annoyed when I did. So either prep us well for our meal or make self service easy, but scowling doesn't make sense.

Visited Delphi Brunch Cafe for a late brunch/lunch on a Sunday and it was surprisingly not busy…read more We ordered: - Honey bacon Benedict with potato wedges - the eggs Benny was delicious but I didn't like that it was a thick cut of semi-soft bacon on the side and not crispy bacon. I also wish the sauce had a bit more seasoning. - fruity French toast - Philly cheese steak - it was my favourite dish out of the three we ordered. Food Service 4.5/5 Parking 5/5 Ambiance 4.5/5

Fire!!.. I ate everything and almost practically licked the plate clean. I got the sausage egg…read moreBenedict and it was divine... the sausage was definitely some kind of homemade recipe and the hash brown were nice and crispy. Boyfriend got the farmers plate and the ham was delicious.

There aren't a whole lot of taco/burrito options in the neighbourhood, so I'm giving 5 stars in…read morehopes this one would stay open! My brother and I both liked the burrito (mine was asada and his was carnitas). I do wish guac wasn't extra (for $3), but I guess that's hard to come by at $10 nowadays. Side note: we didn't dine in, but the decor inside is pretty neat.

You can't go wrong with Tacos, am I right?…read more Well with these guys, I'm not so sure... The staff here are very inexperienced. If you say you want Al Pastor or Carnitas or Tinga de Pollo like the menu board lists them first, the staff have to turn around and scan the board to see the english translation. So I make sure I say the Spanish version every time for the entertainment factor. But then... I'm not sure if it matters what I ask for? All the protein options taste pretty much the same here. Tinga de Pollo (chicken with chipotle) and Pollo Asada (grilled chicken) taste identical. You get virtually zero extra flavour or texture difference with the Tinga De Pollo. Same with the pork and beef options -- all very neutrally bland, somewhat dry, and all very similar to each other. The toppings are at a walkalong bar kind of like Chipotle. They're all very normal. A big sloppy bucket full of pico de gallo is the first thing, and the big metal spoon they use for serving it is typically dropped right into it when not in use and they dunk their hand in to grab it. Quite unappetizing really. The rest of the toppings are all just OK as well. The pickled onions isn't very flavourful just like everything else as well. They swim in a liquid that has a bit of a white milkiness too it -- also unappetizing. I make mexican pickled onions all the time and I have no idea what that would be. Being the only "real" taco place nearby, I've grabbed some take out from here a couple of times in a pinch... because my heart always tells me you can't go wrong with tacos. But my brain is starting to remind me how meh it is and that maybe we should go somewhere else. I used to rank these guys higher but I've started to learn that maybe I was mistaken.