23 Best Mexican Restaurants near Saint Paul

“The food is delicious and authentic. I eat here a couple times a month and my go to is the chicken or asada torta. Their tacos are to die for with fresh hand made tortillas. If you are looking for a good meal with a great atmosphere, look no further.“

“A small parking lot shared by others. It's wheelchair accessible and the food is awesome authentic Mexican cooking with authentic taste. The prices are competitive with the taco trucks and there are 6 tables to sit at. Service was on point. It's definitelyA place to eat at.“

“The burrito loco is one of the best burritos I've had. I've had bacon wrapped burritos and they turn out to be very greasy but still have good flavor. This burrito was perfectly cooked as well as the bacon ? and not oily at the bottom on the burrito. Also it has guacamole and it makes a perfect combination of flavors with the pico de gallo. I stopped by on Wednesday, I'm from Hillsboro which is about a 30 minute drive and today which is Saturday heading back to take my family because it's worth the drive. And to top it off, the price is perfect. It's very affordable to the point you could get something extra without breaking the bank.“

“Hey, it's a mobile shack that shares the lot with a winery. Order up, head inside and order wine or a local craft brew. Your pager will go off when your food is ready. Super great foodie fan place. You will not regret. If you need, tell them not too spicey. Our whole family enjoys the quisine. They also bring the stand to Newberg's summertime Tunes on Tuesday between the Library and Cultural center. Always a favorite, ask a local. Not a fast food joint, worth every cent. You'll be back!“

“Oh my...YUM! Homemade and fresh tortillas. Homemade salsas and wonderfully marinated meats and authentic rice and bean! This is what REAL Mexican food is supposed to taste like. If you don't like this place, then go back to Chipotle where you belong....hehehe thank you, Santana. Maybe add a little salt to the tortillas, but everything was awesome.“

“The food was absolutely delicious! The Quesabirria Fries were fantastic! French fries topped with cheese, birria, onion and cilantro, it comes with a side of consome, lime, and salsa. I also had the Horchata, that was really good. My friend had the Gordito Taco Salad and an order of nachos with salsa. The salsa that came was the nachos was fresh and delicious. When they served us our food, they brought three different salsas. The first was jalapeño (I think) green salsa which was slightly spicy, the second was an avocado based salsa that was very mild, and a habanero salsa that is very spicy hot, which I really liked and was really good. The food is served hot and fresh. The service was quick and server was polite and friendly. The place is clean and so are the bathrooms. They also have a water dispenser with cups, containers to take your leftovers home, and little containers for salsa. The place is pretty big and there is plenty of seating. The parking is on the street. I highly recommend this place.Vegetarian options: Clearly states vegetarian options available on some dishes and a vegetarian section on the menu.Dietary restrictions: You can ask for things without cheese.Kid-friendliness: There is a kids menu.Wheelchair accessibility: Easy access.“

“Our college baseball team recently placed a very large order for 38 burritos. Dos Mundos was very pleasant to work with and able to accommodate our request to have them ready for pickup at 1:30pm on a few hours notice. The players felt they were very much superior and more flavorful to those they've eaten at famous chain restaurants.“

“My grandma wanted to go to Bauman's farm for mother's day last year. On the way through, I couldn't help but notice all of the Mexican restaurants and markets in Woodburn. I knew that I had to visit them.This year for mother's day, instead of getting lunch at Bauman's farm I searched the nearby Mexican restaurants for a place to eat. They all had similar ratings and comments, they were all good, all authentic, all fairly priced, and it seems the majority in the area are generally Oaxacan inspired.I was sure that wherever we went i'd have a good experience, I was concerned that my grandma wouldn't find something she'd like, but after searching we found Casa de Caldos (house of caldrons/stews).As we pulled up and parked, another car pulled in close next to us and they apologized for parking too close (which was not a problem, just pointing out our first interaction which was pleasant and friendly). A Latino family came out from the car and a young boy pulled out some of his toys and immediately presented them to my grandmother and they had a beautiful exchange, he presented them to her one by one.Upon entering, the place was nearly full and it became immediately clear that we were the only werros here which to me was a good indicator that the food would be good.My grandma has a very sensitive aversion to spice because she had a severe infection on her tongue when she was younger, for that reason as I mentioned I was worried she wouldn't find something that she liked. But the clerk at the counter was careful in listing the items that were not too spicy, including a pollo pozole dish rich with hominy that happens to be one of my grandma's favorite dishes, which she ordered.I ordered mole tacos, a mole tamale, and carne asada tacos as well as al pastor tacos to go.The tortillas we so fresh and delicious, the mole rich and deep with flavor. My grandma loved her pozole and it was enough for her to get 3 meals from. Accompanied with the pozole were 3 deep fried tortillas which went as well as can be with the stew.The tacos were $3.50 each and had a very good sized portion of meat, around 3 ounces. 2 of them would be sufficient for a lunch for only $7. They came with radishes, cilantro, onions, and red and green salsas.What I would give to have such an establishment where I live in Northwest Portland. I would likely eat at such a place 4 times out of the week or even every day.It was the perfect meal and made for a lovely mother's day for my grandma, I can't recommend it enough if you're anywhere near Woodburn.Dietary restrictions: It may be difficult to find options without spice if you have a very strong aversion to heat.Parking: Plenty of parking space.Kid-friendliness: A lot of children here, kid friendly.“

“I am a vegetarian so please keep that in mind.I think this is the best tasting food I have found to date in the state or Oregon. I am originally from California, which has amazing restaurants of all types of cuisine’s. So moving to Oregon in 2019 I have been searching for a Mexican restaurant that compares to restaurants in California and I have just found it.The only complaint was from my friend who was with me who said the chicken was a little dry. But all the rest of the food we had was absolutely amazing. It’s a small restaurant that only has around 10 tables. The prices are very reasonable. They hand all the food here as far as I could tell and the pupusas’s here are the best I have ever had. Rice and beans are on point and not too salty. I will be returning here and my waistline will not be thanking me for it.FYI it is not letting me post any pics for this review. I will try to add some again soonVegetarian options: Veggie burrito is really good“

“(Translated by Google) We were looking for a place to have dinner tonight before going back to Washington and found a small place on the way but with a lot of flavor! The super delicious handmade tortillas, we recommend it!(Original)Buscábamos un lugar para cenar esta noche antes de volver a Washington y encontramos en el camino un lugar pequeño pero con mucho mucho sazón! Las tortillas hechas a mano súper ricas, Lo recomendamos!“

“We've been on the hunt for a "favorite" Mexican restaurant since moving into the area five years ago. Ixtapa has been our favorite so far! Very friendly service, great salsa, big portions served hot. The interior seemed friendly and inviting. I liked how they had decorated for Christmas. Not sure why it's so hard to find good Mexican food in the PDX area but it's been disappointing. At least Ixtapa is someplace we can go to know we'll get some solid, tasty food.“

“Atmosphere doesn't matter when you have someone who makes food with real love. It's a food card so no Atmosphere. I live in SoCal for a Long time and found amazing food, Rudy is as good or better than the best I had while I lived there. Keep it up dude and straight up wow.“

“Food truck located just as you enter downtown Newberg. The truck is located on a lot with other food truck offerings. There's a central covered tent to eat at picnic tables or take it to go. The service was friendly when we walked up to order. The food was fantastic and certainly beat my expectations. I had a Carnitas Burrito and the size of the burrito was more than I expected in a great way. Overall quality taste. Excited to go back!“

“My friend suggested we eat here. Extremely modest place that you might easily pass on, but very pleasantly surprised. I ordered the the carne asada tacos and my friend ordered the quesobirria. Now, if you haven't had a quesobirria... let me tell you about it. It's cooked beef folded into a tortilla with melted cheese and served with a side of au jus for dipping. It's like a braised beef taco married a quesadilla. Absolutely delicious! Don't let the exterior of the restaurant fool you. There's some seriously good food going on here. Provecho!“

“Delicious food! ?The salsa dip is on point and the churros were tasty and had the perfect crunch. The tacos were excellently made with homemade tortillas, I devoured them before I even got a chance to take a picture (chicken fajita taco was my favorite). Recommend ?%!“

“Dinner started with house made taco chips and a yummy salsa. Hubby couldn’t make up his mind so he had the combination plate and I chose the street tacos. Delicious! Lots of food! Dinner came with sauces, sour cream and guacamole. We went based on reviews and weren’t disappointed. Wish there was one of these in our home town!“

“The food here is amazing especially the drinks! Their horchatas are something special. They have an insanely good flavor.Every time I come here here there is also great service! Everything comes out quick and fresh. I 100% recommend coming here! I haven’t had a bad experience once.“

“If you like Mexican food, you absolutely need to try this little hole in the wall. Google instructions direct you to a business across the street. It was not easy to fin it. They are next to a wedding store and under some gargantuan pine trees. Main draw back: no toilet, only a porta-potty under the pine trees.“

“Finally, free chips and salsa. I like the enchiladas verdes, its my go now, since i cant really find a restaurant (thats close) that does good enchiladas verde. The service is excellent. Its quiet when theres few tables but once it gets busy it gets loud. I love it. Its small, good for small social gatherings (considering the size of the place). Gracias por servicio bueno. Me recuerda de Tejas. Im always going to get blackberry medium margarita.“

“Authentic, great tasting food. This is the real deal, so tasty I ordered another dinner to go, plus lunch for the next day, too. Nice place, like eating in your mom's kitchen, plus there's even a ice cream parlor attached next door that serves up some really good ice cream too.“

“Truly the best and most authentic Mexican food I've ever had.The food is so fresh and absolutely delicious!Everything is priced very well, too.The waitresses are very polite, friendly and more than happy to answer any questions about the menu.I've never had such fast service, your food NEVER takes more than 10 minutes even when they are busy.The restaurant is also clean and tidy.This is hands down my favorite place to eat and I drive 30 minutes from McMinnville ONLY to eat here.Taqueria El Burrito sets the bar at every step.“

“Good menu selection, some unique items compared to other places, like the chicken mole. Flavor and tenderness of meat's were very good. Ambiance is nice, fun music playing, nice cozy decor, modern and clean inside, friendly service. They have tacos that you can dip, but only on Fridays. Would come back again.“

“Super fresh tortillas! And some of the nicest people around! We stopped by to try this place and it is not luxurious but we felt well cared for with both yummy food and friendly service. There is a small tent with a few picnic tables. If I lived close by I would want to try everything on the menu. My highlight of this meal (other than homemade tortillas and spicy salsa) was the champurrado, which was piping hot and really helps you shake off the cold.“