Solid and filling Mexican food…read more All of your favorites are there and then some. Service is attentive and helpful.

We always get take out. It's ALWAYS great. Haven't had anything we didn't enjoy. The only thing I…read morewould love better is if they did floured tortillas.

It's Mexican food, so what's not to like? Well, there is *something* not to like here, but overall,…read moreit's still Mexican fare, amirite? Dos Reales is one of those places that just seems to be comfortable in not being outstanding. Hey, not everyone wins the blue ribbon and let's face it, the world is pretty much run by C students. But couldn't you at least TRY to seem better? The salsa is good, not great, and they serve you both a smoother and chunky version, so that's a plus. The house marg runs you $9 and is mostly ice & mixer, so the booze must be short. I mean, there's 'on the rocks' and there's 'mostly rocks', and Dos Reales falls in the latter. So, here we are, mid-level salsa and mid-level margs, so I'm really expecting an uptick. Nope, I got more mid-level fare. The Tacos de Pastor are served with a seasoned pork, fresh slices of avocado, and nestled in warm corn tortillas. They actually look better than they taste, mostly because the seasoning on the pork was far too little. The food was not bad, per se, it just wasn't outstanding. My wife's taco salad, on the other hand, was much less 'salad' and much more 'taco'. It's like the kitchen just wasn't trying that evening. But Allison, our server, was very friendly, and our entrées came out very quickly. Seating was easy, service was great, but prices are a little high for the value we got. So while Dos Reales is not a swing & a miss, it's more like an easy pop fly: looks good, but wasn't much. They can do much better.

Stopped by Dos Reales because they recently joined the inKind app and I had rewards about to…read moreexpire. I'm glad that we decided to try it! We came around 5pm on a Saturday and were one of the only tables at the time. By 6pm the place was packed though so be warned on busy days. Our server was nice but everything came out a little slow. I didn't realize my mango margarita was going to be as giant as it was, but I was not disappointment. My pork green chili burrito was delicious and my fiancé was very happy with his molcajete. I haven't read the other reviews but I am a bit surprised at the mediocre rating for this place. I would recommend giving it a try.

Had a great time at a night out with some friends! Staff was attentive and friendly. One of the…read morecoolest things about the restaurant is that they have the flood lines painted on the wall from 1993 and 1998. We split a pitcher of margaritas (very good!) and I had two street tacos + a side of queso. The queso was great! My only complaint is that although the street tacos had plenty of meat, the shredded chicken was very dry. The shredded beef was delicious though!

First time here for dinner right around 5pm. We got seated right away. Their menu is decent,…read moreplenty of selections to choose from. While looking over the menu, we enjoyed thin crispy tortilla chips with salsa which we really like and has a little heat to it. I finally decided on entree meal #5 Baja with one taco and enchilada. It didn't take them long at all before our food came out. The plate was huge. I could of share the dish with someone. Taco was really good and was recommended by the waitress. This restaurant has been here awhile. Private parking lot next to building. Plenty of seating area and seem to be popular in the area.

The food is fresh and delicious. Benjamin is a very good restaurant owner. The restaurant is…read morelarge enough for parties and very clean. Mexican music plays in surrounding. It's painted like lovely old Mexico.

The owner met me at the door and he was very friendly and kind. The interior was very clean and…read morefestive. I was immediately presented with a basket of chips and fresh salsa. It was super mild but good. I ordered the queso dip, which had some lumps in it and was a littler underwhelming. I had the combo they let diners create and chose a beef taco and a cheese enchilada. The beef taco was extraordinary! The cheese enchilada was not. The beans were very good and the rice was just okay. I wish them all the best, but probably won't return.

I enjoyed the good Mexican food, the good atmosphere, the reasonable prices and the excellent…read moreservice during my dine-in lunch visit. My #33 fajita burrito lunch ($11.99) included a nicely sized burrito packed with plenty of tasty, moist meat and fajita veggies. It also included okay portions of flavorful rice and beans along with a small salad and a small dessert. It was served just nine minutes after I ordered at the table, which gave me time to dig into the complimentary thin & crispy chips, salsa verde and mild, tasty salsa. I found the service to be stellar - attentive, cheerful, friendly and polite - nice! The beverage, chips and salsa refills kept coming. The spacious interior was clean and colorful with a main dining area, a secondary dining area and a bar area with more seating. I noticed Mexican background music and several TVs in the bar area. Parking in downtown OP is a free for all, so the lot in front of the restaurant was full before the restaurant opened. It's good that there were plenty of free parking lots and street parking nearby. Overall, very good!

Interesting, As I was getting ready I saw I had been here...14 YEARS AGO. The service this time was…read morespot on. Our server had to clean a spilled drink and he was so Eh it happens. Thanks. The food was Well hmmmm just OK. Nothing spectacular. But good. And a lot of it. Some rave about the food here... its OK. I had the fajita Burrito and got it this time. Kinda soggy the black beans were great and the rice was well its rice...

I've been coming to this specific location since I was a little kid with my parents, and to this…read moreday it is still my all-time favorite tex-mex place (they even catered my wedding). You can't go wrong with the Pancho Villa plate that has 3 hard shell tacos, but within the last few years they added on the Mariachi plate, which includes either soft or puffy tacos (I highly recommend the puffy tacos with shredded beef!). You also can't ever go wrong with either of their cheese dips. I still haven't found a tex-mex restaurant that stands up to Rancho!

If I could give this place a zero I would ordered food from this place tonight now it threw…read moreGrubHub. There were numerous items missing the food was super cold and was awful. The enchilada was like eating rubber. I've never eaten more disgusting food in my life.

​A group of us trekked out to Prairie Village to test drive Taco Republic. First impressions? The…read moreplace is spotless, super spacious, and the staff actually seemed happy to be there. Service was prompt and friendly, which is always a win. ​The Spread ​I opted for the 3-Taco Meal ($13.99). Honestly, not a bad price point considering it comes with sides of rice and refried beans to round things out. ​The Sauce & Chips ​The chips were exactly what you want: light, crispy, and dangerous. The salsa situation, however, required some DIY chemistry: ​Mild: Perfectly fine. ​Hot/Spicy: This one was a bit weird--it tasted like "flaming hot ketchup." ​The Pro-Tip: Mix the mild and hot together. It creates a nice combo that adds a kick without searing my soul. ​The Taco Lineup ​Tecate Barbacoa: Beer-braised brisket. The flavor was definitely there, but the meat was just a tad on the dry side for my taste buds. ​The Jorge: Blackened shrimp and crispy pork belly. The shrimp was spiced beautifully, but the pork belly was a bit on the chewy side. Still edible and tasty, but needed more "crunch" and less "tug." ​Baja Fish: The winner. The fish was flaky, tender, and perfectly cooked. It played incredibly well with the other ingredients. ​Clutch Move: Order a side of the avocado salsa. It's the MVP that helped elevate all three tacos. ​The Liquid Gold ​I also took down a Blood Orange Margarita, and honestly? This silver tequila was a silver lining. Balanced, refreshing, and dangerous. ​Overall: I've had better tacos across the city, but this is a very respectable 7 out of 10. I'd definitely go back for a second helping... especially if those margaritas are calling my name!

Welp, Taco Republic might've redeemed itself. I had the food when they first opened over in Roeland…read morePark, KS (now closed) back in 2020. The tacos were great, but I always wanted to go back and give them another try. I thought the entire franchise was gone until I came across this location, the last one standing. The specials they got during the week are really good. I came on a Wednesday to get the best special I feel like, which is the nacho special for $8. It was a huge portion for that amount of money, and it was great! I'm actually excited to go back and try it again. There was nobody in there, so the service was top-notch. The ambiance of the restaurant, again, is empty when nobody's there, but I like it that way.

My number one suggestion for quick, drive thru authentic Mexican food. It gets bonus points for…read morebeing open late, although they do sometimes run out of certain items. Some of the food can be a little greasy but honestly that is not a huge issue because if you are eating here, you're not looking for the healthiest option. The street tacos are GREAT portions and I have not had anything I did not like. I am anxious to try their menudo on the weekends. I have not eaten inside but it is a go to spot for to go Mexican food and you are not going to find much more authentic than that from a drive thru around here.

I can't speak to the dine-in experience, but I ordered a birria burrito off of DoorDash last night…read moreand I don't know if it was because it was 9pm, or if it was truly the burrito but it was amazing. I'm honestly still thinking about it. The bad reviews here seem to be a lot about the dine-in experience, so I'll probably stick to delivery or drive thru burritos and enjoy the lowbrow deliciousness that they are.