BEST TACOS IN TOWN…read more The Birria and Carnitas tacos are a must try - super flavorful! Their corn tacos are moist and done well.

(Review for kirkwood location)Food was tasty. Service was great. Very colorful decor. A word of…read morewarning for anyone with a shellfish allergy. This is probably not the place to dine if anyone in your party is allergic. We tried to explain in English and Spanish the severity of the allergy and sadly, the young man didn't understand our concern. The affected party enjoyed a salad. Just thought I'd mention it so you're prepared. Those of us that could, enjoyed some tasty tacos.

Not fresh or especially tasty…read more It's Subway for tacos and burritos. The service is inattentive and staff never fail to feign confusion on a simple taco order burrito.

Chubbies is a fun place to go with friends, especially on Mondays ($9 burritos) or Tuesday ($2…read moretacos). The birria and al pastor tacos are the best options, but the tortillas can vary in quality. Service is quick, since you ask for fillings in your taco as you go along the line. Even if there is a long line, the workers move fast. There is a decent amount of seating area, making it a nice place for a casual dinner.

I've maybe never experienced a more seemless and efficient experience as I did here. I think I was…read morein and out in 40 minutes and Im a slow eater. I travel for work and try new places everyday but have never ever had a better waitress than Evelyn. She was attentive but not overwhelming and had such a sweet attitude all while bringing out the food within just a couple minutes after I asked for it (THANK YOU kitchen staff!) 10/10! They have so many decorations and murals that make things seem even more friendly and inviting. The only thing that could be better is the food. The chips and burrito all kinda just tasted really soft but and lacked a kick. It wasn't bad though. This place also has amazing specials! I garuntee Ill stop here again one day

The food at Viva Mas is mediocre and not your authentic Mexican cuisine The margarita is pretty…read moremuch like lime juice... I don't think it has tequila in it at all . The salsa is average . Suffice it to say, I'm not going back ! I really do miss my old stopping ground for a good Mexican food at El Cayote in Los Angeles! If you live in LA or visiting LA, it's a must to have their House Margarita ... and as for Moe , the bartender.

Food was soooo good ! Always loved the decor here it's so…read morefun!! Our waitress was excellent ! Just moved here and will definately go back

Don't go on cleaning day. If you get even a whiff of Fabuloso in the parking lot, there's a 100%…read morechance the taco salad bowl shell--and probably the chips too--are going to taste like Fabuloso. 9 times out of 10, my fajita steak taco salad tastes like I'm eating cleaning product. And lately, our orders are always messed up somehow, whether we call them in or order online. They'll forget the queso, or we'll order a chicken chimichanga and somehow end up with beef. My coworker ordered through DoorDash recently, and they messed up her entire order, forgot her cheese sauce, and then somehow charged her extra later through the DoorDash app. I really want to love this place, but between the Fabuloso-flavored food and the consistently messed-up orders, it's getting harder to justify.

We go here occasionally because it's been consistently good. Now it's just OK in our opinions…read more We had chile rellenos. They're usually reliable. Last night there were...OK. Obviously prepared in advance, they were bland. No flair. For $15 you get beans and rice and tortillas-- except they forgot the tortillas. No real presentation values. Slow service despite being almost the only ones in the restaurant. The stuffed chilies were.... greasy, their (red) sauce bland. Blah. We understand food costs are rising, but here, the quality is going down. I shrug. Lots of competition around town. The upsides are that it's clean, nice restrooms, and very polite. Downsides are slower service, and no flair. We don't drink alcohol, and didn't sample their drinks. Maybe those are good. We'll never know or care.

Thanks Yelp! We stopped in for lunch after touring IU based on Yelp reviews. We were immediately…read moregreeted and seated! Our server was so friendly and helpful. We ordered chips, salsa and cheese dip. YUM! Our food came out quick, hot and delicious! The location has lots of seating, well decorated and so clean. We will be back!

This is one of the best Mexican restaurants in Bloomington IN. Very easy to get to off Interstate…read more69 and State Route 46. The entree was served perfectly hot and the sauce was exquisite. I had a beef enchilada and Tamale. The chips & dip kept me satisfied until the main course arrived. I ordered a Sweet Tea which was nice to see Indiana still served Sweet Tea. I plan to stop back again during my return trip to Indianapolis. This restaurant is definitely work making a trip to!

This restaurant has recently opened so we were excited to try it…read more We were seated immediately, in the back in a row of tables. We got drinks and chips with salsa fairly quickly. We ordered and asked for cheese dip. Our food arrived timely, had to ask for cheese again but they were fairly busy at this time. I got a chimichanga-one beef, one chicken. Chicken was bigger than the beef-not sure if that was by design. The dish was amazing, would order again but beef only. My husband ordered a burrito and it was HUGE, as big as the plate. He said it was really good. The drinks were great, we got house margaritas-his was a jalapeño. Towards the end of the drink he could taste more of the jalapeño, it should probably soak longer. Overall good experience, will definitely come back and try it again.

Food excellent! We had chimi-steak and steak fajitas. Portions were also large as we're the draft…read morebeer and wine servings. Priced affordable. We will be back!

Mediocre & high priced. I will give them credit for being fast, but that's about it. Food was…read moretolerable at best. I had shrimp street tacos, my son also had street tacos & I can't remember what my husband had (some sort of sandwich.) The street tacos come with nothing, so I ordered a side of rice and I'm sorry I did. We had 2 sodas & a water, no alcohol, no other extras and our bill was over $60.00. None of us are interested in going back. Also, only 1 basket of chips per table is a cheap flex.

If you're looking for tacos that make you stop mid-bite and think, "Okay...THAT is what a taco is…read moresupposed to taste like," Tacos Al Pastor delivers. The al pastor is absolutely outstanding--packed with flavor, perfectly seasoned, juicy, and just the right amount of char. Add the fresh toppings and salsa and the whole thing just works. No gimmicks, no trying too hard, just seriously good food made right. This is the kind of place where you order a couple tacos, take the first bite, and immediately realize your only mistake was not ordering more.

OK, this is big. There is a new #1 in my heart for Bloomington Mexican food. And it's Tacos El…read morePastor. It's new to Bloomington, new to me, and has moved into first place in a town with many many options. Tacos El Pastor is so new I had to have Yelp add the restaurant. They have a food truck as well I believe, but this is the restaurant located where Juanita's used to be. The menu is typical of most places with all the options you'd expect, the interior is decorated like the others. The service was great - but it was empty so let's hope it continues when they get known in town. The food. Well, the food was simply better. I had the Fajitas Little Mexico, which is their version of combo steak-chicken-shrimp. There was an abundance of meats, plus perfectly cut onions and peppers. I ordered without tomato so don't know how those would be. It was flavorful, hot and delish. The side plate was the usual, with perfect refried beans, the lettuce and cheese, and rice. I opted for both flour and corn tortillas (I would guess that was an add-on but forgot to look at my receipt) - both were piping hot. All in all, best in town. I had debated between fajitas and the chimichanga and luckily my wife ordered the fajita chimi and I was able to rescue 1/4 of it from touching the sour cream 'just in case' she didn't finish it. I know her well, and it was a HUGE chimi. There was no way she was finishing so I planned ahead. She loved it. I did too. It was stuffed, big, and fried perfectly. The beans and rice were on the side, and the chimi had the steak, green peppers and onions. All in all, again, best in town. SO the only problem? When I return do I order fajitas or chimichanga? I'd like to branch out but I know that won't happen. I need my fix again. El Ranchero Southside, let it be known there is a new sheriff in town. We'll still visit because you're close, but I'll be heading downtown for at least half my Mexican dining from this point forward.