THE TORTA WAS AMAZING! Definitely recommend getting that and the queso birria tacos! We will be…read moreback!

After such a great dinner last time we went back. What happened? We were so excited for the same…read moremeal as last time? No diet anything to drink, quesabirrias brought out to us literally burned. The green sauce that was so great last time? Not even close. Worst part remember the birria broth that was so fabulous not even same type. So 1 either a different cook. 2. Different recipes but worst no consistency. Actually we were shocked that the waitress even brought the quessbirria out burned. I guess we're back to finding a great Mexican food restaurant in Chattanooga. Have a 3 instead of a 2 as I'll just say I guess it's hit or miss.

Y'all, I drive thirty minutes to eat them occasionally.. THE BEST CONSUME SAUCE EVER... I love…read moretheir birria tacos and tres leches cake!!! And don't get me started on the corn in a cup delicious! Also they're super duper friendly!

Great little spot with fire food on Rossville Blvd!…read more For Hispanic Heritage Month, my husband and I visited a bunch of different spots on Rossville Blvd for the $3 taco deals - Miss G's was one of them! The interior of the restaurant is quaint and colorful. It was fairly quiet with no music (definitely recommend music for this restaurant to add some nice background noise / to set the vibe of the spot!) and there were only a few people there. We ordered at the counter, where the lady serving us was friendly and fast. We got 2 tacos (1 tilapia and I believe 1 barbacoa) and 1 tamale (queso & jalapeno). The food came out within 5 minutes. The tacos came with salsa and cucumbers/radishes on the side. The salsa was HOT but really good. I thought the tilapia was lacking a bit in flavor but my husband really liked the barbacoa and we both agree that the tamale was delicious. Overall, good experience at Miss G's!

After visiting Rock City, my dad was craving a burrito so we stopped at Don Juan Mexican Food and…read moreI'm so glad we did! We made it just before closing, but the staff still welcomed us right away (big win in my book). I ordered an al pastor torta with a Jamaica, and it was amazing. My mom and boyfriend came with us too, and everyone loved their food. My dad was happy with his burrito, and the whole table left full and satisfied. Great spot, and I'd definitely come back when I'm in the area!

I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1 because there's so many good reviews that I feel like I must've…read morejust caught them when they had an off night, but everything from the food to the waitress was just really bad. To start the waitress actress like she was doing me a favor by waiting on me. I asked her for a water while I decide on what I'd like to eat. She stomped off without even acknowledging what I'd asked for. Maybe it was a language barrier issue, but at least try to acknowledge or ask for clarification. I ordered a taco and a steak burrito. The taco was dropped at the table with not a word said. I asked if they have chips and salsa as she stormed away after literally dropping the taco in the table and she mumbled no without really even looking back. Pretty sure this place is family owned and operated, so she must be family. If not, they should reconsider who they hire. The taco was about the size of my thumb. I almost thought it was a practical joke. It didn't really have any flavor, but the chicken was tender at least. I ate the taco in two bites. Next the steak burrito came and was also literally dropped on the table and the waitress rushed away again with to out a word. I had to stop her again to ask for the water I ordered before my meal. Now that I think about it, it wasn't a communication issue. She had now dropped a taco in the table then a few minutes later dropped a burrito on the table and I still hadn't been served a drink. She just didn't care to be bothered. Now to the steak burrito. Good size but the steak was so burnt that it was hard and crunchy. Pretty much like beef jerky but with a crunch. And the burrito was dripping with grease. Here's pics of both, so it's clear there's no exaggeration here. Like I said, maybe a bad night, or maybe their friends just post reviews for them. Regardless, I definitely won't be back and certainly couldn't recommend this place to anyone else, either. Pastor TacosSteak Quesadilla

Oh my goodness!! This is by far the best Mexican food I have had in Chattanooga!! I had a tostada…read moreand my partner had two ground beef tacos! Everything was delicious. The Al pastor was the best ever! Tender and tasty. The ground beef was the best my guy has ever eaten. The service was amazing. An adorable young woman had control of the whole place! She was friendly and fast. The interior doesn't matter, it's the food that is the star!! Loved it.

Located on the busy corner of Shallowford and Lee Highway, it's not easy to get into the parking…read morelot unless you are going east on Lee Highway. Any other direction requires you to chance turning left across six traffic lanes very close to the intersection or going past and doing a U-turn. The third option is to turn left into one of the other strip malls further down Lee and then a couple right turns gets you into the Taco Roc parking lot. Once you get into the lot, there is a decent amount of parking with some adjacent to the building and more across a traffic lane. There are several handicapped spaces near the entrance as well. Walking in, you enter a small waiting area. We were greeted almost immediately and told the hostess we wanted to place a to go order. She quickly gave us menus and told us to sit while we decided what we wanted. If you are dining in, there is a good amount of seating to the right of the waiting area and another smaller area on the left behind a wall. The ordering counter is to the rear of the waiting area. There is a large menu (with pictures) above the counter, but many items in the menu also have photos. This is also where you would pick up take-out orders. There is a salsa bar in the waiting area to the right of the door. We took a sample of each of the six salsas to eat with our food while we were waiting. All had a different flavor and varying levels of heat. One was mild, one was pretty hot, and the others were in between. All were very good and could compliment many different dishes. Our order took 15-20 minutes to be brought to us. It was well packaged in styrofoam containers and nothing spilled on the way home. The Arroz Taco Roc had steak, chicken, and shrimp as a fajita mix. The shrimp was cooked perfectly and was not rubbery even after the drive home. The other proteins were also perfectly cooked and well seasoned. This was an outstanding dish. The Chimichanga was ordered with a mix of steak and chorizo. The protein was well spread throughout the chimichanga along with the other ingredients. The tortilla was not as crispy as typical, but this is most likely due to the delay in the ride home and would not be noticed for those dining in. While the refried beans were nothing special, the rice was surprisingly good. It had an excellent flavor and was cooked perfectly. I added the pico salsa from the salsa bar and could have made that a meal by itself. The menu is pretty extensive and covers almost any possible taste or preference. I look forward to working my way through the menu in many future visits.

Are you ready to down a burrito the size of a newborn child?…read moreAre you ready to feel the burning consequences of what you just consumed, only a few hours later? Are you ready to put in a work day's shift on the toilet? Are you ready to have a semi-religious experience wrapped in a tortilla? Are you ready to feel the same power of Hiroshima in the depths of your stomach? Are you ready to feel a rumble which rivals that of Nagasaki in your colon? Get ready. If you answered no to any of these questions, then I would suggest sticking to Chipotle. If you answered yes, however, then you are in for the best burrito experience of your life. Just please understand what you are getting yourself into. Maybe write a will and warn your bathroom and loved ones first, though. Godspeed, soldier.

As the biggest fan of this place and it's nachos I came in every 1 to 2 weeks and spent around 1500…read morea year here. I told everyone it was the best for nachos and taco salads in chattanooga. Sadly they made some really bad business moves as do most places in town that eventually go under. The toppings that made them so good they have taken some away including pinto. I feel like it wouldn't be the same without pinto I will not longer visit the place as it is obvious that when a place does this they dont care about the food or the people only the bottom line. Well they lost my money and I will no longer spreading by mouth about how good it is. Goodbye food place I once loved.

The kitchen is very inconsistent. I like the burrito with no sour cream. It's 50/50 on the sour…read morecream. Sometimes it comes with beans, rice and the little salad. Sometimes it comes with just a few chips. I've tried to find a way to fix this and they tried to charge me an extra $5. Still working on that.

Yum My fav spot in…read moreChatt is taco el cuno But this is my second favorite Authentic, delicious, friendly etc Specials on weekends

ALWAYS a good time at Amigos! The raspberry margaritas are so tasty and strong and the staff are…read morealways so quick and very nice. The burrito grande is amazing and a top favorite and don't forget the queso. Can always count on Amigos for a date night, girls night, or after work pick me up.

I did not get my cheese dip. My pollo Picasso had no spice at all and my husbands chimichangas were…read morerubbery and had very little meat. What a disappointment they used to be so good.

I do not believe I've ever actually given a one star review before, but this is going to be my…read morefirst. The only reason for a one star review is because I couldn't give zero stars, and our server redeemed the one star because she was awesome. However, her awesomeness could not overcome the overwhelming disappointment that this place is. First off it's not Mexican food, it's garbage. I'm going to post a photo of a so-called Chile Relleno. It was utter filth and a complete insult to Mexican cuisine everywhere. It was so terrible that it didn't even come close. I'm not talking about a bad chili relleno, I'm talking about something so disgusting that I almost got it from the table and walked out without paying - but I paid for the swill that was prepared. Then there are the frijoles! I mean seriously I've had better stuff out of a tin, and I'm not even kidding about that! Cold, flavorless, and not even completely cooked. It's like nobody in that kitchen had ever even heard of Mexico. Sadly for them they had a diner last evening that has not only heard of it, but has been there. I lived in El Paso Texas for a number of years and I've gotten used to disappointing Mexican food ever since leaving there. But this restaurant takes the cake by far. The sad part is that just down the street there is authentic Mexican food prepared correctly, a number of real Mexican restaurants. There is some nostalgia to this place because it's located in the old Peerless mill which dates back to before World War II, but the nostalgia doesn't make up for bad food. If you own this restaurant and are reading this review, shame on you for defrauding your customers! Good honest, hard-working people come into your restaurant expecting at least a decent attempt at Mexican food, this wasn't even close!

Food is always amazing when we come here! Service is great!! The store looks amazing inside, 10/10…read morerecommend!