Incredible food it is so delicious and full large servings for small price. Amazing service!read more

This is our go-to Mexican restaurant now. If you're a volume eater, go here!!! They have high…read morequality food at a high quantity (the plates are HUGE). Everything is priced very reasonably, too. Food: Two enchiladas with carne asada: 5/5 -- I prefer the salsa verde, but you can do red or both! Their big plates come with rice and refried beans. Bean dip: 5/5 -- I could come here just for this! Warm refried beans with crema, queso fresco, and salsa verde. Chips & Salsa: 5/5 -- Some of the chips are nice and puffy, which is a fun and different texture as you go through the basket. I always ask for extra salsa to eat with my meal! Service: Our servers have always been friendly and attentive! Ambiance: They play a mix of different Latin music, and they don't blast it through the speakers. The decor is cute and their bathroom is always clean!

Food was not it here. Not real Mexican food from what I know. I ordered sopes. And the tortilla…read morepart was orange . Probably deep fried. The meat asada was not goood at all and off taste to it. The cheese and sour cream was from shredded cheddar and Monterey cheese. It's a lazy kind of what they prep things. Only thing that was good was the michelada shrimps. Definitely not coming back. To top it off it was empty. Says everything right there . The girl asking for our order was nice just the food was not it.

I've been having molcajete on my mind. I first tried the restaurant next to Rosita's grocery store…read morebut they were closed. I wanted a place near by and tried Fello's. There was one group of customers. I was greeted with a wonderful smile and sat near the window. Their mocajete had a choice of steak, chicken and/or shrimp. I chose steak and shrimp. I've never had mocajete before and I was amazed how large the bowl that it came in. It was hot and steaming. It came and the flavors had a nice stewed tomato broth. Steak was seared, shrimp cooked nicely, and the green onions had a good seared from the fajita hot big bowl. I don't know how to compare this since this was my first tome to try this. But, I liked it.

First time coming here. Parking lot is in the back behind the liquor store. There should be a sign…read morethat says parking. Came in around 11 for lunch. Place has a salsa bar and some limited seating. I ordered the carne asada super quesadilla as well as two chicharonnes tacos and a horchata. Was given a tray for chips and two cups for the salsa bar. Salsa bar was pretty good they had a lot of options as well as grilled/pickled veggies. Food came out and the quesadillas were sliced in a narrow way which i liked cuz i can dip in the salsa. Tacos were also good and flavorful. Overall great place for Mexican food. For sure would come back and try their ribs or other meats.

Today, we went to try this place out. I ordered a whole chicken and half a pound of pork belly…read morechicharrones. I was initially hesitant about the chicharrones since they cost $5.00 each and looked a little old. I asked if they were fresh, and they assured me they were. The nice lady convinced me to get a half pound for $10.00, which is usually about three pieces. Surprisingly, when I got home and opened the box, I found a few extra pieces--thank you! Unfortunately, the pieces were really tough, and even with a sharp knife, they were hard to cut. The flavor overall was good; I just wish I could've eaten them when they were soft and tender. The other highlight was the fresh homemade corn tortillas that came with the whole chicken I purchased. The chicken cost $23.00, which is expensive, but it was definitely worth it. The smoky flavor was delicious, and the tortillas were great. The last thing I'll mention is that their salsa bar had a nice variety of choices. The pork belly chicharrones aren't a deal breaker for me. I'll give this place another try, and try some of their other options. I encourage anyone interested to do the same.

This is not my favorite spot for Mexican food in Manteca, but it's still a solid spot overall…read more Let's dive in... Ambiance - The interior is fairly good size with plenty of tables for groups big and small. There's a salsa bar so you can help yourself to the salsa they offer. Service - Service has always been solid when I've visited. Friendly staff, quick turnaround times usually. Food - The food is pretty good. It's not the best I've had in Manteca, but if I'm ever in a pinch this has been a solid backup option. I typically get their asada super burrito, or tacos with asada, chicken, or pastor. All options are good. Overall, the food won't drop your jaw or make you slap your mama, but it's a solid option here in Manteca.

Don't come here unless you want your burrito to be cold and fall apart. Couldn't even enjoy the…read morefood, tried our best to take a few bites but it was not good. We bring our food back with a few bites and ask for a refund, they refuse and only give us half. Burritos weren't even half way. Front employee is standing there arguing with me saying we ate more than half of the burrito, when clearly the burrito is still covering the entire container. Don't even waste your time coming here.

I've been a regular at Las Casuelas in Manteca for a long time, so this isn't coming from someone…read morelooking for a reason to complain. The food and the spot are why I keep coming back. But the recent changes to the Monday/Wednesday happy hour tacos caught me off guard. The deal now requires everyone at the table to buy alcohol, not just one person -- and the tacos themselves have gotten smaller, too. I don't really have a problem with the alcohol policy itself; that's pretty standard for happy hour. What got me was the service. I sat at the bar for nearly 20 minutes and the bartender ignored me the whole time -- no greeting, no heads-up about the new policy, nothing. Had someone just told me, I would've sat in the dining room from the start. No signage, no note on the menu, no acknowledgment at the bar. All around, a disappointing experience. I'll probably still be back -- back to my usual fajita salad -- but good things can't last forever, I guess.

Therm service at the bar has always been pretty good. Sometimes it does get busy and you might have…read moreto wait a moment or two but mostly it's really good. The restaurant itself is dated and the menus look a good twenty years old. The kitchen is very dated. The bench seating is old-looking and uncomfortable. The food though is pretty decent. The bartenders make good drinks. The happy hour goes till 8pm.

Food was quick and delicious. Helped me order a few sides to accommodate my dietary restrictions…read more Excellent service and very clean.

When you looking for something quick to grab this is the place. Set up-you order/pay first and self…read moreseating. Inside location is nice and clean although music extra loud for my liking. I do believe this place overly pricy, for 1 shrimp taco cost is close to $6 & comes with 3 small shrimps. A plus is salsa bar everything is fresh and self serve that never disappoints. Reason I give 3 price expensive, rice under cooked, fried beans dry.

I had stopped here last year didn't get to write a review but was absolutely in love with their…read morebraised beef tacos. What a great Gem of Manteca now they are permanently closed please someone tell me what happened I need to know where did they move to so I can start being a regular.

I've only came here once for to go and I do remember enjoying the food. I noticed a lunch deal but…read morewondered why the server didn't suggest it. I do want to come back and try it but it's been awhile since my first visit. The puffy tacos didn't seem puffy but they probably would be if I ate there. They are located in a convenient location but not much traffic due to them having a location to themselves. Other food locations are just a few streets down and they are across from the Kaiser hospital. Seating available is good...more high chairs than table chairs. If they get a happy hour or drinks specials might convince me to come in sooner but I think I'll be coming back sometime next year.

Stopped in the other night for some al pastor nachos and al pastor tacos. Both were well enough but…read moredidn't stand out in terms of al pastor I've had at some other spots. The nachos were loaded up though and used real cheese... not that canned stuff, which is always a win in my book. Service has been friendly each time I've been in (I generally just grab a bean and cheese burrito or quesadilla when popping in here.) A location I'd return to when I want a quick bite, but maybe not on my top list if I'm having a specific craving.

I usually come here for the meat and their Spanish rice, but it seems like they recently changed…read morethe recipe. I was honestly disappointed and surprised. The rice tasted overly seasoned and now it has vegetables mixed in, which I'm not a fan of. I really miss how it used to taste.