In the small town of Wimauma it was satisfying to find a great flavorful reasonably priced Mexican…read morerestaurant. They have seating inside plus seating outside. I have eaten there several times and I am constantly amazed by the consistency of the dishes. This time I ordered the shrimp burrito, which comes with a side salad and fench fries. To say the dish was enormous is not to be believed. Delicious rice, shrimp and other burrito stuffing was incredible. The price cheaper than going with the large meal at a fast food place which offers no satisfaction after its eaten. Believe me I was satisfied. If your looking for a new taste of non Taco Bell type food but healthy fresh food this is your place. I will be back with my fork in hand.

My husband and I drive up to this area to MTB ride and this spot was somewhere he ate at a loooong…read moretime ago, so we decided to try it out together. The food was excellent! Authentic Mexican food. Lots of flavour, good size portions and freshly made juices. We had the chicken burrito, shrimp tacos with corn tortilla shells and chile tatemados. Everything was fresh and didn't take long to come out the kitchen. We washed everything down with a horchata and a freshly squeezed pineapple juice. Both were so good! The size of the drinks are ridiculously huge! 20oz I believe, and well worth the price. Also......free refill with the juice! I actually asked the waitress how much for the to-go juice since we paid already and she said it's free! I don't know of any other place that gives you a free refill of homemade juice. Overall, the place was clean and nicely decorated, and we had a great meal for less than 40 dollars. The waitress was friendly and attentive and I just have to mention that the bathroom was immaculate! The huge TV on the outside patio looks like they have some epic gatherings in the evening And one more thing, they don't serve any kind of alcohol. We will definitely eat here again!

Vibrant! This place is so visually appealing! It's got panache-inside and out. If we really do eat…read morewith our eyes first, the appetizers start at the curb (and continue in the entry hall-stop and check out the wall art on the way). Truly-it's a feast for the senses-all the colorful lamps, the background music, the accent lighting and wall quotes, even the menus: super colorful and stylish. I stopped in on a Saturday afternoon around 1:30, for a late lunch after morning errands. I was hoping to find a new hangout for Saturday nights with friends. This place is large-so many booths and tables-and a separate bar area with tall stools. It's somewhat dim inside, even with all the windows, which just adds to the ambiance. It's also very clean and well staffed. Service was quick and efficient--complimentary chips and salsa arrived in a flash-and I truly appreciate my server telling me the margarita at the bottom of the list was $40. (None of the cocktails have prices listed in the menu, as of May 2026). I wanted to order a couple of things, since I'd been trying to get here for so long. I ordered queso fundido, expecting it to be cheese dip with a bit or chorizo. It was actually the other way around: chorizo with a spoonful of cheese on top. It was surprising-very filling and tasty enough-and I liked that it came with three flour tortillas. But I don't think I'll get it again. Don't let that deter you, though. It's just my preference. It's made well and presented nicely, like everything here. Give it a whirl! I also ordered enchiladas Suizas. They came with a small guacamole salad and beans, which I swapped out for rice. This dish was really tasty and a generous portion-so much chicken in the enchiladas-super filling but not heavy at all. I was full from the appetizer, so I had lots of leftovers. They reheated beautifully. I would definitely order this again. But it's a big and intriguing menu. I have lots more exploring to do! This location has several sister restaurants, in places like Lakeland and Zephyrhills. This one is right off I-75 and really easy to access. There's lots of parking and I think they have mariachis, certain nights. I will definitely be back-sooner rather than later-and get more details. Cheers!

Not good, not good at all. This was my 3rd time trying plaza Mexico since they opened. I said I…read morewould never go back after my second visit because of how tasteless the food is and how expensive it is for cheap products they use to make the food. Because it was Easter and my wife wanted Mexican food, I figured after a year since my last visit to this restaurant they may have gotten better. I was actually worse. The FREE chips and salsa were terrible. Chips were hard and old tasting and the salsa was watery and tasteless. I think I found one onion piece in the tomato soup they call salsa. Let's start with the service. Mr. No personality, what do you want, why are you asking me questions about the menu truly just seemed annoyed that my wife had a question before we ordered. I had the combo fajita with steak and chicken. My with had the Carne Asada tacos. The tacos had no flavor at all. Just tasted liked chopped up pork with a lot of onions and cilantro on top had no spices no seasoning. As for my fajitas, they to were lacking flavor and the portion for what they charge was shameful I had a big plate of onions with a couple of minced up pieces of chicken and steak scattered throughout it. Both our dishes were served with refried beans and rice and even that tasted like they forgot to season it or just chose not to season it. Truly never returning to this place. It sucks!!!!!!! Should have driven the extra 15 minutes to some of the places that have good reviews on Yelp.

Workers are really nice and helpful. my favorite dish was definitely the Tacos Al Pastor, the carne…read moreasada and birria tacos were a bit dry. The area is an outside food truck .

Small local business but food was delicious! Outside seating only but the fans make all the…read moredifference. The man at the counter was very nice and made us feel welcomed. Will be back again

An opening to all my people that are hesitant to enter unknown food market territories - y'all are…read moremissing out on greatness. "I'd feel awkward", "they won't have what I want" yeesh, give it a rest with that boulderdash because greatness of options are just on the other side of the door. Great people working, great of prepared foods, the music playing, the happy vibes, pretty ladies, big mamma's cooking in the back with stock pots over their heads - they're all here, on 674. All in the many wonderful markets your passing as you (not you - those other people) drive to Costco or Wally World Walmart. Don't be shy, step right out of your car, walk right in, look about and let your senses be overtaken by the beautiful Mexican culture. Prices her are so low, you'll think your in Tijuana - as for myself, my tri-weekly stops here consist of vegetables, chicken and beer - monthly purchases are black beans, rice and queso. The vegetables are so fresh and where else can you find cactus leaf ? Corona Familiar , and .99 cent chicken legs for pup - rabbits already popping up for Easter - and let it be known that every Catholic holiday gets proper appointments of decorations. I'll be hoping to see y'all Check In..

Good hot food and Mexican and latin American groceries…read more Their service is good and the quality of produce is great. I highly recommend it.

This place truly serves authentic Mexican food. I've been many times to Mexico and lived in El…read morePaso! Also, their food never sits heavy! Absolutely delicious!

Always great food, I've been going here for years. We appreciate this great family owned business…read morewho strives to make the best Mexican food in our town. Monica is always great to work with and knows my routine order. Thank you guys!

I popped in here after going to the post office to get a little authentic tacos for breakfast and…read moreholy cow was I blown away! I got the Al Pastor and BBQ tacos and put their green house sauce on them and they were delicious. I will be back with the whole family! Also this cake looked amazing.

My family seems to be on a mission to try all the tacos, which brought us to Los Angeles. I was…read moreexcited to try nopales/cactus tacos which I'd never had before. It was interesting but isn't my fave. The Al pastor was good. My spouse got carne asada and was delighted that they only came with onion and cilantro and not "all that other stuff." The inside is small and quaint; the service was friendly. We will likely stop again to try some more from the menu.

Awesomeness! We enjoyed the food and the service! The El Rodeo Mexican Bar & Grill worked together…read moreas a team to maximize their amazing delivery their food to our table. It didn't matter if their restaurant was packed, the service was genuine and fast. We now are sold on their food for life! Plus, we loved the restaurant decorations and tables.

The staff was friendly and provide great customer service…read more I ordered the El Rodeo fajitas. It was good with a good food portions.

I vowed not to come back based on my last experience, but here I am. We arrived on. Tuesday at…read more5:30 pm and there were only a few people in the restaurant. We were quickly seated and a server took our drink order. The chips and sauce were fresh and good. I ordered three enchiladas with double rice and it arrived timely and hot. Food was all very good as was service. Totally different experience than I had the last time I was here.

If I could give zero stars I would. Rude staff…read more I am using crutches, people arrived after us were immediately seated while I had to stand waiting to be seated. Cold food. Enchiladas had no sauce, fajitas were mostly vegetables, queso was watered down and flavorless. Horrible food. The worst Mexican food. I know good Mexican food after living in Texas and Arizona. Mi Casa is one place to skip. Go to Siete Hermanos instead. They are friendly and have chef's kiss Mexican food.

My wife and I absolutely love this place and at this point, it's safely in our regular rotation…read more I usually go straight for the shrimp tacos, and they never disappoint. They're packed with flavor, cooked just right, and somehow hit that perfect balance of fresh and satisfying. Pair that with their rice and refried beans, which are way better than your typical "side dish afterthought" and it turns into one of those meals you think about later in the day. I've also had their birria tacos, and those deserve their own moment. Rich, flavorful, and the kind of messy that's 100% worth it. You know it's good when you stop talking mid-bite just to focus. My wife is just as loyal to her favorites, the sopes and tostadas. She swears by them, and after trying a bite (or a few... for research purposes), I get it. They're loaded, fresh, and clearly made with love. Overall, this is one of those spots where everything just works. Great food, consistent quality, and the kind of place you end up recommending to friends without even thinking about it. Highly recommend, we genuinely love this place and will definitely keep going back.

This is the closest thing I've found to the taquerias I fell in love with when I lived in…read moreCalifornia. I haven't had a chance to explore their menu but what I've had so far (tacos, burritos, and guacamole) has been excellent.

Eat here every saturday after riding at alafia mtb park. The food here compares to anything i have…read moreever eaten on the west coast and California has the best mexican food around. Servings here are huge. Tacos are authentic and the Flautas are hard and crunchy even after driving an hour to get back to Bradenton. I would definitely say they have the best food in the area and would reccomend this place to anybody

Chopping and more chopping of something purple and something green, the hands are moving quickly…read moreand piling up the dices. Orange, green and red peppers are coming off the truck long cooking griddle and into metal mixers then into large stock pots- and I'm glad to be tall enough to see all of this from four places back whilst my head is hitting the canopy frame and lights but it's well worth it. Jello shot sized hot sauces of verde and roja are lined up next to the meats if six or eight - I'm watching the steam billow from the wooden cutting board as the rhythmic pounding continues - it's beautiful . Speaking perfect English in this predominantly Mexican side of town is always a help, I do far better in communicating my desires than when I skipped Maine and slipped I to Florida. Three tacos (carnitas - lengua - pastor) seasoned perfectly and just the right amount in each homemade corn tortilla - perfect balance - $8.25 - my lunch was wonderful.