Food is always good. Today was raining so decided to try their caldo de res. Loved all the veggies…read moreand beef. The only thing it was a little greasier than what I'm used to. Other than that, always a good experience. Service is always welcoming. You may want to bring a jacket because it is a small dining area and their AC works really good! We are regulars and will be back again.

Got slammed at work and made a last-minute call to eat here. Wasn't sure what to expect--seeing…read moremostly gringos at the tables had me a little skeptical. Went with the Tampiqueña plate grilled steak, cheese enchilada, rice, beans, and guac. Total classic. And honestly? It was delicious. Steak was tender, everything well-seasoned. Glad I trusted my gut.

I have been there quite a few times. And always been greeted within a few minutes and received…read moredrinks right after I ordered. The staff is always so nice and helpful. I always wait till I have been to a place a few times before I do a review. And the food is really fresh and tasty. The restaurant is clean, cute and the tables are not all shoved together, so I do not feel like we are packed in there like sardines. I do recommend this place. Happy Eating!

This place is certainly not bad, but I'm not sure that I would drive out of my way to eat here…read moreagain. (And that's more because of where I live versus my experience here.) First, the service here is good. As soon as we walked through the door, someone said "Sit where you like." And, within about three minutes, someone stopped by the table to take our drink orders. I'm not sure what this place was previously, but it almost feels like a repurposed DQ. It is clean and not tight at all, but the space is limited. (Not good for groups.) Though they have a full bar, there are no beers on draft. Not a deal-breaker. The food here is good. I had a combo plate, and the enchiladas actually came with enchilada sauce. It was impressive, if only because I usually only get that at home. The bean and cheese tostada is exactly as it should be -- warm crispy shell and beans topped with cool lettuce and cold cheese (I asked them to omit the tomatoes). The crispy taco is fine in a Tex-Mex sort of way without the pool of grease that is so common with this dish. The rice is way too fluffy for my taste, and the charro beans basically looked like refried beans with some liquid added. Not impressed. I judge Tex-Mex/Mexican restaurants on their salsa, first and foremost. This place serves it warmed, which I despise, but they brought me a cold cup of the red stuff upon my request. It was delicious. Tomatoey. Oniony. A little bite. And I'm pretty sure I tasted some cilantro. The price point here is fabulous, and they seem to have some outstanding lunch specials. If I lived or worked nearby, I could see this being a regular stop.

This my go to for menudo on the weekends. As close to…read morehomemade as they come. Reasonable priced.

It would be nice if your establishment gave a receipt with food items & amount (or a sign saying)…read morethat there is a charge for service fees being added with out permission

Awesome food, great service and Preston was our server! Good timing on food not long waits at all…read more 10/10 would recommend.

I have always loved the amazing service. Food is usually really great, but has been lacking the…read morelast few times I've been. I enjoy the music and family friendly environment.

Listen, this food was bomb. And that pineapple water. babbbyy…read more Service and politeness was a plus! Thank you

The best food truck tacos I've had in years! I had the pastor tacos and they were awesome. I will…read morebe back soon!

Being that it was Mother's Day, we were seated as soon as they were done cleaning the booth. It…read moretook awhile for our waitress to make it to our table. Once drinks finally came out, my husband had to wait a few more for his beer. The decoration was nice, the women's dresses and head bands were beautiful. Once we ordered, the food came to our table one late at a time, with a few minutes in between. Again we had to ask husband's plate because it still hadn't arrived. My son ordered a large sweet tea. At one point, when he placed the glass back on the table it broke from a corner and leaked all over him. We quickly did our best to clean up. The bus boy asked if we were the ones who broke it. (As if it were intentional) another asked if my son had extra clothes in the car... his shirt and pants were soaked. No consolation or solution. We asked for another drink. At the end they charged us for two drinks, even the one that broke and leaked all over him. They could have at least offered to send him home with tea to go. When I asked the waitress about the extra drink, she looked at me and didn't say anything. This time around the food was not as amazing as I first recalled. Not going back

We came looking for authentic Mexican barbacoa at Frida Farm Campestre, but due to some regulations…read morethey're currently not serving food at the farm. Instead, the food is sold just around the corner at Birrieria & Micheladas and it was absolutely worth it. The lamb barbacoa was very delicious, tasty, and perfectly moist. The goat birria tacos were also amazing and their fresh drinks are huge. After eating, we went back to the farm for a tour, which made the whole experience even better. Visiting both locations was totally worth it and made for a great, unique outing.

Price for value 5/10…read more Would not recommend and will not return. Service - Excellent Ambience- run of the mill Menu - run of the mill Food quality - meh, no flavor (fajita combo) and while they were supposed to come with grilled peppers and onions, someone substituted my peppers with onions and then decided to pile some more onions on the plate. Handmade tortillas were meh, rice was meh. The only thing I ate (beef and chicken tasted like they went straight from pkg to grill) that had a hint of flavor was the charro beans- actually tasty.

came for two breakfast tacos before work, papas de mexicana con frijoles. $4 for each taco and i…read moredidn't even get my beans. not coming back.

Truly some of the best tacos I have ever had. Didn't skimp out on the pastor meat, the tortillas…read morewere perfect texture of slightly crispy but not hard, the meat was seasoned beautifully, the cilantro/onions/lime were plentiful and fresh, the grilled onions were tasty and sweet, and the charro beans were fantastic. Not to mention, the salsas were incredible. Three different salsas, all with a little kick, but truly so delicious for very reasonable prices. The owner came out, greeted us, answered our questions about the menu, and the food came out very quickly. While this is more of a no-frills location with not much decoration, the food and value makes this easily a 5 star review for me. Can't recommend highly enough if you are looking for authentic Mexican food.

El Tostaco Regio is a hidden gem here in Pasadena. They had some of the best birria dishes I've…read moreever had! It's a small place, so it's not ideal for large gatherings and they're easy to miss. El Tostaco Regio does not serve typical Mexican cuisine. Their food is what you would find served on the streets of Mexico. So there's no refried beans, rice or a queso plate here. Most of their dishes comes with beans and a cup of broth. Their food is served fresh, but messy. Everything they make is packed with flavor, but not overpowered by spices. The tables have three complimentary sauces you can try with your dishes. If your other party is not in the mood for Mexican, El Tostaco Regio also have burgers and baked potatoes. Their menu is bilingual, thankfully. The staff are patient and kind. Prices are affordable. I will say that their AC system could've been better, considering we're in Summer now. They only have only bathroom. Aside from a TV playing Latino music, there's no decor inside at all. My major issue is that El Tostaco Regio is NOT wheelchair accessible. That's completely unacceptable!