Their carnitas are so good! Menudo is good! Customer service is good! And they're from Michoacan…read more(so they can't f*ck up the carnitas) haha. I recommend them to any of my friends looking for carnitas on the weekends.

Food is great and authentic. I'm a regular. Would start with the nachos de asada. Everything I've…read moretried on the menu has been good. Food is prepared fast and efficiently.

I have visited this place several times over the last couple of years. Mainly have gotten breakfast…read moreand it has not disappointed. The food is fresh and delicious, the staff have always been very nice and friendly. Will definitely keep coming back, I need to try some of their other dishes.

Honestly for me best Mexican music around they have a great bistec à la Mexicana…read more Been here twice both time were great would recommend and come back

It's just traditional, authentic, good Mexican food. Like being in someone's home enjoying dinner…read morewith family. It's not Tex-Mex or Americana. It's the real stuff. You can't go wrong no matter what you order. The soups are good. The BBQ table side is amazing. And there's really no better place to go for taco Tuesday. BTW...they cater too.

Los Compadres is a decent little restaurant tucked away next to the grocery store. It's actually…read morekind of spacious inside with both booths and tables. Large parties can easily be accommodated if necessary. There is one waitress to the restaurant who does it all. She was the host, waitress, bartender, cashier, table cleaner etc. That being said, service isn't necessarily quick. Our food came out fast but for anything after that we had to flag her down. My mom and I came for lunch and I had a chicken+ mushroom quesadilla while back she had a steak torta. We split a small guacamole and she had a horchata to drink. The food was good. Guac was kind of bland but just needed a little more salt. We both enjoyed our entrees. There are no lunch specials so we had two dinners, a small guac and 2 drinks for $34 which is reasonable for the portion sizes.

It was a girls' night out, and we decided to come here for an early dinner. Upon entering the…read moreparking lot, we could not figure out where the restaurant was because we saw the grocery store. However, the restaurant is situated next door to the store. The guacamole was fresh and tasty. For my meal, I had the carne asada los compadres. The meat was very tender and tasty. We also ordered drinks, and I had the Pina Colada. Very delicious! We will definitely keep this place in our back pocket.

I found this place on YELP. My husband had the chicken…read moreburrito. He said it v was decent. I ordered the cheeseburger and there was no cheese on it...lol. it was just OK. We both had the horchata. It was good. It was very average...not bad, but not great.

For them late night quick eats HIGHLY RECOMMEND and well for my potheads JUST ORDER FROM HERE 10/10…read more! The pambazo is good the asada fries get at your own risk it comes in a pretty big portion but some are a little too greasy but again not bad Try the blt huge sandwich and comes w fries

I live in the area and this was on my list of places to grab a bite…read moreAnd let me tell you it was delicious. The customer service was very polite. I ordered a beef burrito very tasty and fresh. No complaints here..............

If you are brave enough to come to the heart of Chicago Heights, stop at this hidden Mexican diner…read morefor a nice bite. Park next to the restaurant's dark window if you want to keep your eyes on your car. And come during daylight hours. Now that you have worked up your courage and taken inventory of your surroundings, quickly get inside this quiet, but friendly diner. Seated guests get a big basket of hearty tortilla chips and a smokey, creamy green salsa to start their meal. I came specifically for caldo de res, but they were out. Then I asked for carnitas tacos. They were out of that as well. Third choice was caldo de pollo. This bowl of soup was so surprising. Unlike most chicken and vegetable soups, this caldo had a deep, rich, red broth made from mild chilis. Two tender pieces of stewed chicken easily shredded with each scoop of soup. You must add the onion, cilantro, lime, roasted hot chilis and green salsa to get a flavourful complex gustatory experience. If you eat the spicy roasted chilis, be sure to have a drink to cool your tongue. Buen provecho! $25 for bowl of caldo de pollo, medium juice, small horchata, tip.

This place was horrible. Food was bland and the asada was hard and burnt. The horchata was straight…read moreout of the packet from the nearby grocery stores lol completely disappointed in this restaurant. Never again. Improvements needed: new cook better quality of food. Passion needed

Food was authentic and only took around 5-10 minutes to come out. Waitresses are friendly and…read morehelpful. I'd also try out the Jamaica