The barbacoa tacos with rice and beans were just edible. The barbacoa lacked char and tasted like…read moreit was boiled with nearly no flavor. Rice was broken as if it were scraped from the bottom of a pot. Beans and house tortilla chips were unremarkable. However, the salsa, side salad, and toppings on the tacos were all fresh. Service and atmosphere both had room for improvement. The menu had labels over each price with a new (higher) price written in ink. The tables possessed a huge advertisement and wobbled, the seats were uncomfortable lacking padding and support. There was a claw and arcade machine in the dining area. After receiving the check, I had to walk up to the register to pay. None of these things were conducive for comfort.

A great Mexican food option in Okeechobee! Happy to have found a taqueria in town. I would…read moredefinitely go back for the tacos and fajitas! We also loved the fresh chips and salsa. They have some of their own sauces as well, I wasn't as much of a fan but my fiancé liked them. Felt they just have spice and not as much flavor, but their salsa was great. We all ordered burritos and the wet burritos were definitely worth it! I had the dry burrito and it was quite dry. I had ordered extra pico de gallo and I don't want to know how much would be in it if I didn't order extra. The chicken was delicious by itself but the rest of the burrito was really just lettuce and pico de gallo and sour cream. Again not bad but not much else. The rice on the side was pretty good though! Staff was very welcoming and kind! Very easy to find parking in their large lot surrounding the building.

Generous portions, delicious food, and authentic preparation. The birria tacos were seasoned well,…read moresavory and comforting, and paired nicely with a sweet Jamaican (hibiscus) agua fresca. The location offers picnic tables with full and partial shade, roadside.

Found this via Google where they are rated higher. If you're passing through and want amazing…read moreMexican food this is the spot. It's a food truck, but don't be mistaken- restaurant quality flavor in every bite. We will be back when passing through Okeechobee. We ordered tostados, quesadilla and tacos + a mango drink. All delish.

This has amazing authentic Mexican food. Great tasting, fresh ingredients…read more Service is friendly. Our waitress even gave us sone recommendations which were cheaper than our original order. Family restaurant atmosphere, that has a lot of moment so it can get somewhat loud. They have both tables for groups and tables for two people. Total for lunch was less than $ 30.00 and that includes the tip!! Stop by and enjoy sone good Mexican food at some amazing prices.

We always stop here on our way back home from mountain bike riding. It's some of the best Mexican…read morefood around. If you're ever passing through Clewiston, this place is a must stop to eat! The food is fresh and hot and comes out quickly. The portions are hefty. The meat overflows in your taco shell. One thing I like about this place is that there is a self-serve bar with all the condiments and you can pack them on your meal. I really like this concept. All the food comes out with sautéed onions and a grilled jalapeño - warning, the jalapeño is very spicy, you can take the seeds out, which doesn't make it as hot. We had an Horchata, which was huge, at least 32 ounces and can definitely be shared with two people. The Modelo beer was pretty expensive. The only downfall about the restaurant is it is directly on I-27. The outdoor seating is very noisy and dusty with all the traffic constantly driving by and you're always swatting away flies from your food. It's better to eat inside if you're dining in. Overall, the food is great and full of flavour and you get a hefty portion. The staff is pleasant and it's definitely somewhere I would recommend stopping by to eat if you're ever driving through Clewiston. Just don't eat outside.

Mexican food is one of my favorites, so I decided to treat myself and try Taco Rico…read more The place is nice, very clean, and the kitchen is visible, which is always a plus. The girl who helped us was super friendly. The food isn't bad; I'd say it's a step above typical chain food, but that's about it. The chimichanga is huge, well stuffed, and definitely big enough to share. My only critique is that they go a little heavy on the cumin. The birria tacos were the highlight -- nicely filled and very flavorful. The guacamole (one of my favorite dishes) was very good. Whenever I go to a Mexican restaurant, it's the first thing I order, and this time I didn't regret it. They also have the famous "Taco Tuesday" for $10, which is a great lunch option.

I don't like writing negative reviews, but this place turned out to be a big disappointment. For…read moreadded context, I lived in Mexico for 15 years and accustomed to good Mexican food and so called Tex-Mex. This place looked so promising, and I guess I got my expectations too high. First the good. The place is brand new and spotless. The staff are very nice, and the windows were clean and the a/c worked great on a hot day. I ordered a chicken burrito and my wife ordered flautas. When ordering the burrito, I double confirmed to not make it so called "wet style", because sauce on flour tortillas is a big no no in Mexican cooking. Anyway, after waiting about 20 minutes for my order, I was shocked to get the gringo style wet burrito. Uggh, I didn't want to waste or wait another 20 minutes to get my correct order, so I decided to just live with it. That turned out to be a mistake. Upon biting into the wet mess, it was a disgustingly soggy blob of liquid tortilla and the meat was wrong, not what I ordered. It was hamburger meat, like Taco Bell style. It wasn't edible. I hated to waste it, but I had them remake it. No problem getting it remade to match my order, I know these things happen with new places, but sadly the remake burrito wasn't much better. I don't know where they get their tortillas from but those gotta go. The taste and texture were not good at all. To get the taste out, I took one of the "flautas" from my wife's order. Oddly, they used flour tortillas instead of corn and the filling was some kind of chicken with some mystery filler. This was also a disappointment. I'm not sure who designed the menu for this franchise chain, but it wasn't from a knowledgeable Mexican chef. For those used to "Florida style" Mexican food, this will be fine, but for those looking for something more authentic, other than the Jarritos sodas, this is sadly a hard pass.

Best tacos in Florida. $2 per taco. Order at the little window at the Okeechobee Trading Post Flea…read moreMarket. The al pastor tacos are so.dang.good. I am forever spoiled by the al pastor tacos here. No frills - just dang good, homemade, affordable tacos. Get em!

I've encountered a lot of taco place, this one is truly special. Don't be confused when the…read moredirections take you the flea market, it's in the middle of it. Now onto the food, I tried the Carne asada (steak), al pastor (seasoned pork) the tacos were fresh and amazing. The use of thinly sliced cabbage instead of lettuce was something very new to me but very good, you have to try. My favorite item so good I had to order another. Was the Quezadillas, that's the correct spelling he had, were he fries cheese into the tortilla and tops it, it was creative and incredibly delicious. I had these in al pastor, which he does an excellent job seasoning the meat and it's very tender. Yanely is also a very friendly guy, so pay him a visit next time you in town, you won't be disappointed.

Apparently there's no beans. No vegan or vegetarian options. It's a little disappointing, but…read moreeveryone else thinks the food is good here.

Road side Mexican food truck. They have chicken, steak, tripe, and cow's head meat options. Yoi…read morecam choose yavos, gorditas, burritos, and quesadilla. Most options are between $2.50 and $8. I had a chicken salad which had a large amount of well seasoned chopped chicken breast, lettuce, tomato, and cheese. Tjey jave red and green sauces which are both spicy but good. My husband had the steak tacos whoch were really good. Double torillas keep the tacos from falling apart. The service was good, the food came out quickly, amd was delicious. Stop in if you are out this way.

Delicious tacos and awesome agua frescas! Great pit stop on the way across the state:) carne espada…read morey el pastor tacos and lemonade and Jamaica yum!

Super bomb burrito! And I got 3 different tacos which were all amazing chicken, carne, & shrimpread more

Super clean and excellent customer service...Quality of food is fresh and full of flavor..best…read morequesadillas I've ever had. They serve speciality foods once in a while--Ramen Birria is delicious-Highly recommended!

I was in the mood for real tacos since I haven't had any in a while, so I decided to try this place…read moreout. Environment: Food truck, outdoors, minimal flies. Customer service: Staff is friendly and service is quick. Food: the food came out hot. The asada was seasoned well and tasted really well with the onions and cilantro as well as their homemade green salsa. The tortillas were different texture than what I'm used to, but they tasted fresh and good. The rice was amazing; different seasoning than in used to, but phenomenal! I was disappointed with the refried beans as they were a bit more watery than I like and lacked some flavor, but I ate them anyway. Price: I was a little disappointed that I had to pay $10 for this taco plate, which did not include a drink for those mighty $10. I understand that we're a long way from Mexico, but dayum...$10 should have included a drink at the very least as this plate anywhere else would be about $6-$8 without a drink. They really should rethink that, but at least the food was good. Overall: I had a good experience, they were super friendly, and the food tasted homemade and delicious.