Tacos are bomb diggity. Can't wait to go back and get like 10 more dozen and to try their other…read moreplates.

Way too much lard in their beans, not vegetarian friendly. Asked for items in the burrito and it…read morewas missing, Carne Asada was super dry. Salsa was good though, and the staff was nice.

The restaurant is inside a convenience store, small kitchen and maybe 1/2 dozen tables. The lady…read morewho took my order was friendly and answered my questions regarding the burrito. We wanted it dry and with chicken beans and rice inside. She offered mild or hot. Green is hot but truly not hot hot just a little spice which was perfect. My street taco plate was delicious. Served hot and fresh. I picked up two Mexican cokes on the other side / store. And the lady who gave me my order provided me with two cups of ice. Very sweet. I offered to pay but she nodded no. Prices were reasonable , our meal delicious service fast and friendly. A very vast menu filled with all sorts of choices. Seafood to chicken dishes. Kids menu was available Highly recommend we gobbled up our food before thinking of taking pics Exceeded expectations

The food was alright, smothered carne asada burrito was good , it does not come with rice and beans…read more, my husband loved the pork with green Chile and was on special highly recommend it , the lady in the counter had a bad attitude, and the hours on yelp are wrong , they close at 2:00 pm

We had tacos and Pupusas, with a side of chips and guacamole. Everything was fresh and delicious!…read moreWe will definitely eat here again on our visit. Excellent Mexican and El Salvadoran food, made to order. Order at the counter and food is delivered to the table.

The overall location of the restaurant is situated in a great area where it's not too busy to get…read moreto the business. The inside is clean and aesthetically pleasing. The service is polite maybe a little more friendliness with the customer would be helpful. The food was just okay. My husband liked his tacos. I found myself disappointed with one of the pupusas with the zucchini. It scarecrow had the zucchini in there. I enjoyed overall the bean and cheese and plain cheese. The curtido aka fermented cabbage and salsa was very tasty and paired wonderfully. The salsa bar was awesome.

The service was terrible, and we were the only two customers in the restaurant. The waiter and…read morewaitress barely acknowledged our presence, much less came back to ask if we needed a refill or how our meal was. We ordered enchiladas, and they came with an extremely spicy sauce. I asked if the enchiladas could be remade without the spicy sauce, and I was told no. The chips were cold and soggy. The salsa served with the chips is more of a tomato paste with hardly any other ingredients inside. The neighboring table asked the waitress about the salsa, and her response was, "Well, each chef makes things a little differently." The waitress just shrugged off the complaint and then walked away from their table. The refried beans tasted like they came out of a can, the rice had more white than Spanish in it, and the Barbacoa was beyond salty and not edible. The soup was delicious. I ate here a few months ago, and I thought it was one of the best places in Cheyenne to eat. But now I wouldn't recommend it. The restaurant was clean and pleasantly decorated . The music normally is a mellow, upbeat, religious tune; however, there was more hip-hop-style music playing, and the volume varied from low to high to total silence. Did I mention the service and the food were terrible? I went from recommending this place to not recommending it. I will probably never go there again.

I tried this place today after reading positive reviews of the food. I'm wondering if and where…read moreanyone who approved of their food ate previously?! Taco bell could teach them about Mexican food. Store bought salsa, tasteless chicken, boxes soda de aros. Don't waste your time or money on this place.

Delicious tacos and wonderful staff. They offer fresh corn tortillas and fried flour tacos. Love…read morethat each order comes with a little bowl of soup. Nice extra touch.

The most stale chips I have ever eaten…read more The asada meat was dry, tough, and chewy. Tasted like eating shoestrings. Took over a half an hour to get one serving of nachos for $18. Good news. I am sure they will soon be out of business due to poor service and poor food.

Doesn't exist. Never seen it. We drove around to the location but nothing there. If it does…read moreexist maybe should come out of hiding and participate with the other food trucks.

Really wanted to rave about this place. Cheyenne needs a good fried chicken place. The fried…read morechicken was beautifully golden and coating wonderfully applied. However, everything but the collards lacks flavor. Chicken looks good, but tastes like nothing. Addition of black pepper, red pepper, garlic. Anything would be nice. Potatoes were instant, which could be okay if they added butter or sour cream. Again, anything to make it taste like something. Gravy was the same. Flavorless. Also a dark beef gravy is an odd choice for chicken. Rolls were off the shelf, boring, cold and plain. Not even a pat of butter or warm up. Collards were the one thing that had flavor. Downside was I got more neck bones in it, then greens. Maybe it was the bottom of the pot serving. Very nice lady at the window though. Pleasant and cheerful on a cold day.

The best Mexican food in Cheyenne. Real, authentic, fast, friendly and best of all clean. This food…read moretruck is levels ahead of the rest!

Honestly not worth it. They've begun to take advantage of the fact they're in a military building…read more and have soldiers willing to pay high prices for below average food. My coworker ordered cheese fries and was given cold fries with cheese sprinkled on top afterwards. Respectfully, how is that acceptable to send a customer? They don't care. They'll be able to sell poor quality food to their main customer base, who will eventually forgive them for the poor quality and return because they're too lazy to run home or go someplace else. Also what Mexican themed restaurant doesn't have jalapeños? They're super stingy on proportions. A side of rice is 3$, but is only two spoonfuls. Laughably small. You want to add onions? Yeah you'll get like, two tiny pieces... There are better options in town for the same cost, don't spend the money here.

This was really bad. I ordered chips and queso and waited about 20mns for it. The chips were…read moreextremely burnt and not just that but they weren't even corn. Its like someone deep fried a bunch of sliced up flour tortillas. As far as the queso goes it was below average. Far from authentic and closer to nacho cheese dip out of a jar than home made queso.