The food was a great portion of rice and beans and chicken in the burrito. The people are friendly…read moreand helpful and lots of people to help. The atmosphere is a modern vibe with modern music but also have chairs outside.

Fresh & tasty! I appreciated the plant-based side order options. The Guacamole was so good I had to…read moreget a second order. Clean space & friendly staff.

Nice location, a bit off the beaten track. Good food, seemed very fresh. Had both soft and hard…read moreshell tacos with potato oles, the very basics. Fast service. Will be back.

Love this Taco Johns! Excellent food and service! Friendly employees! Very clean! Will come again!read more

A local recommended Bob & Elenn's for my morning latte and I'm so glad they did. I ordered a 16oz…read moreCardinal best white mocha and raspberry latte I've enjoyed. The price was in line with lattes at other coffee shops. I would absolutely drive out of my way again to enjoy a latte from this business. Next time travels bring me to Sioux City I'm going back to enjoy dinner. Thank you for the amazing latte I enjoyed.

Pretty much the definition of average. I have tried both a sandwich and a breakfast sandwich. Both…read morewere fine; not much above the quality of a good gas station sandwich, but higher price. (The bagel was just a store bought bagel, with a slice of velveta and an egg and three pieces of bacon you could easily make at home.) Its a nice place, and it seems like a good hang out spot for retired folks to drink coffee. But I am not exactly sure why it is expanding so quickly as a chain. The breakfast burrito certainly cannot compare to all the local mexican restaurant breakfast burritos. Pierce Street is much better sandwich and coffee place. Panera Bread is at the same price point and is better with more variety. I have not tried the pizza, though, nor their night time prime rib. But both of those items see a little out of step with their coffee shop vibe. (Can't say I have ever ordered prime rib from a coffee counter before.)

Needed help in the gluten free area and Bruno was an awesome help!…read more My niece will be able to enjoy more Easter foods

Most overpriced store in the entire Midwest, first of all! Then, Gen Z zoomer doesn't know how to…read moreask us for our phone number to input points that we can save on gas. Before that, I should probably mention, a manager told me that one of his employees can make a vegetable tray for us since they only have one large, humongous, and waste of size. This employee comes over and size and just figures. He doesn't wanna do his job and tells us it can't be done. Avoid! Stop coming! Worst store in Sioux City in fact, all of Iowa! Lazy, rude, ignorant trap!!!

Delicious authentic Mexican food in Pender Nebraska. Reasonably priced. Excellent service.read more

Great service and great food. Restaurant is attached to a grocery store. Portions are good size and…read moreit's not as busy as LaJuanita's.

I really like this place they give you a large selection of foods to mix together if you're really…read morein the stirfry kind of mood. Different kinds of seafood, pork, chicken beef cuts with a wide variety of vegetables and sauces. I recommend going after the lunch, rush as lines to get your food cooked, can take a while But overall a good experience.

I absolutely love this place and go to it every time I go home. For a short time we had HuHot in…read moreBloomington Indiana, but it didn't make it. The service is really good. It's a very clean and open area and the food is delicious.

I have a great relationship with this place. They keep serving me good food and strong margaritas…read moreat a very quick pace; and I keep coming back. Not what I would think of as an overly authentic Mexican place but they give you really good portions for a good price. Chips and salsa comes with the meal and rarely disappoints. Most of the staff are friendly and have worked here a long time, they know how to turn it over. They even handled my somewhat ridiculous and semi-racist grandpa's order without a problem; it was impressive. My recommendation: The San Jose Special. It's top notch and if you don't leave full, you should leave proud.

I am absolutely DONE with DoorDash and Monterrey. If I could give you no stars, I would…read more Tonight I placed a $120+ order from Monterrey Mexican Restaurant in Sioux City. I also left the DoorDash driver a substantial tip because I wanted to make sure there was no confusion and that my order was delivered properly. Here's what happened: every order was delivered except MINE. I paid for the food. I paid for the delivery service. I left a substantial tip. And somehow, after all of that, I ended up sitting here hungry without the meal I paid for. I contacted DoorDash, and their solution was to refund me $21 for an entree that was approximately $30 with its sides. So let me get this straight: I spend over $120, tip generously, don't receive my food, and then DoorDash decides that a partial $21 refund is an acceptable resolution? How exactly is that supposed to make the customer feel? I'll tell you how it makes me feel: UPSET AND HUNGRY. This isn't just about one missing entree. It's about paying for a service that is supposed to deliver what I purchased and then having to fight to get my money back when it doesn't. And before anyone says, "Mistakes happen" -- yes, they do. But when a customer pays for a service, the responsibility should be to actually FIX the mistake, not make the customer absorb part of the loss. Monterrey Mexican Restaurant may have nothing to do with the delivery failure, and I want to be fair about that. My frustration is primarily with DoorDash and how they handled the situation afterward. At this point, I'm seriously questioning why I continue paying for a delivery service when, in my experience, problems with orders happen far too often. DoorDash: I didn't order a partial meal. I didn't order a partial refund. I ordered dinner. I paid for dinner. I tipped for dinner. I just wanted my dinner. Instead, I'm sitting here hungry wondering why that apparently was too much to ask.