Unimpressed! Chips were store bought, and not good. Hot sauce was not good, had a sour pasty flavor. Guacamole has lots of onion and cilantro, so if you don't like those two ingredients, then stay away from the guacamole. They only have non dairy cream for coffee. The waitress looked at me like I had a third eye when I asked for a cup of milk. Their food just isn't good!! Service was meh! We've had better food at Rosa's!!! We won't ever go back!!!
Kristi K.
Quick service, food was delicious and conveniently located to our hotel. We did learn from the server that it is a franchise. I will be looking for one close to Colorado Springs (my hometown).
W Keith L.
Taco plate order came out in less than 4 minutes -- always suspicion. I didn't even get time to munch the bulk purchase stock thick dry chips with some type of what appears to be buy-it-by-the-gallon hot sauce. Taco shells appear to be stock purchase taco shells and we're rather tasteless. Big glass of ice tea minus most of the ice .... I prefer my "Ice Tea" to be iced .... may be just me. Lettuce & tomato seem fresh & colorful. However, I can purchase fresh lettuce & tomato across the street at United for much less expensive and get fresher veggies.
Daniel E S.
Food is incredible, hot, and fast. The people are friendly, helpful, and even fun to be around. The breakfast is killer, and the guisada rolls my eyes back in my head. They actually have another location in Canyon, close to my house too! There was even a guy at the Coulter store that was so nice and funny. Try this place, people!
Ginny G.
Always make 3 visits to give a restaurant a fair shake. Chicken quesadillas were good however no ranch dressing available...waitress brought me a bottle of Thousand Island dressing. Husband not so impressed with beef enchiladas, no onions, but as stated, will return to sample other dishes.
W Keith Landry
How about putting a menu online on your website
pappy64aw
I took my wife here to eat for the first time. We were not happy first thing tea tasted like water. I had the crispy taco chili relleno and an enchilada. The taco was dripping with grease. The chile relleno had four times more batter on it than chili. Everything was smothered with a lot of cheese and had a lot of Grease the chili relleno batter was so greasy it was like eating a soggy sponge. For real authentic Mexican food go to aldaco tacos on 6th Street.
jerr roble
Took my wife for the first time came from El Paso where the best authentic Mexican is from and this place comes up to par she loved the torta de asada also must try is the daiquiris 1000/10
Sue R.
The food was good and the service was great. The music was way too loud. The menus, tables and napkin holders were filthy. The bathroom was a mess. The toilet paper was wet.
Tricia O.
Kudos for having mojarra. Not many places have it. Not spectacular. The fries from the kid's meal were very soggy. Very basic dinner, no frills.
From the outside, it doesn't look like much. Although, this place has good food! I had the mini tacos with carne asada. Very good and will return. Authentic Mexican tacos for sure.
R R.
It was a very snowy day yesterday, and I wanted some authentic Mexican food. I am not talking Joe taco or Taco Bell, taco Villa or Tex Mex. I was really craving some authentic Mexican food. To my pleasant surprise, this restaurant was open and was close to where I work. The restaurant was warm inside, and the service was very good. My server was kind and she had a wonderful personality. I ordered some cheese enchiladas, Carne guisada, rice and beans, and a Pastor taco. I also had two Micheladas, which were delicious by the way. The food was wonderful. The plate was full, the taco with stuffed beyond the tortilla, And I never lacked for anything. The chips and salsa were delicious. I was pleasantly surprised and happy with my meal. It was also reasonably priced.I do have two complaints. I saw one of the male employees in the serving area eating shredded cheese with his hands off of the counter where it had been freshly shredded. I hate that kind of stuff. It is disgusting. Plus, no one in the kitchen, where I could see back in to fully, was wearing a mask. Since the kitchen is in plain sight for customers, they really should be wearing some sort of facial covering, even if it is a light paper mask. However, that did not stop me from eating my food, and I did not complain to anyone. I just made a mental note, and I will think twice about going to that location for a future meal because of hygiene and sanitation. All in all, I had a great meal, left satisfied, and my pocketbook was not much lighter. It was a blizzard outside, and I appreciated them being open.
MaryLou D.
I have never been here but when I was looking around for a place to get breakfast and I saw that this place had migas then of course I had to come try them. I really liked the place and plan to come back. The service was great. The Migas were really good. The price was right. Social distancing and face masks were being used. Everything looked very clean. I saw a breakfast special for $6.99 and asked what it entailed. It sounded like a lot of good food so I hope to come back and try it. I asked how much a side of guacamole and sour cream would be. I was told $0.75 which sounded good. I intended to just get a guacamole but she brought a guacamole and a sour cream so I enjoyed both. I didn't get an itemized bill but it couldn't have been much more than what she said based on the total price. I also decided to get a taquito on the side just to try it out. I was expecting a little crispy rolled up thing like they serve in San Diego but to my surprise I got a very well filled soft flour taco folded over an amount of eggs that would have been enough to comprise a whole breakfast if you didn't crave side dishes. The migas came with beans and cubed potatoes. Both good. The guacamole was excellent. About the only thing I missed was being served complimentary chips at the beginning which I look forward to at many Mexican restaurants. Otherwise I was very happy and highly recommend a place to others.
Unimpressed! Chips were store bought, and not good. Hot sauce was not good, had a sour pasty flavor. Guacamole has lots of onion and cilantro, so if you don't like those two ingredients, then stay away from the guacamole. They only have non dairy cream for coffee. The waitress looked at me like I had a third eye when I asked for a cup of milk. Their food just isn't good!! Service was meh! We've had better food at Rosa's!!! We won't ever go back!!!
Quick service, food was delicious and conveniently located to our hotel. We did learn from the server that it is a franchise. I will be looking for one close to Colorado Springs (my hometown).
Taco plate order came out in less than 4 minutes -- always suspicion. I didn't even get time to munch the bulk purchase stock thick dry chips with some type of what appears to be buy-it-by-the-gallon hot sauce. Taco shells appear to be stock purchase taco shells and we're rather tasteless. Big glass of ice tea minus most of the ice .... I prefer my "Ice Tea" to be iced .... may be just me. Lettuce & tomato seem fresh & colorful. However, I can purchase fresh lettuce & tomato across the street at United for much less expensive and get fresher veggies.
Food is incredible, hot, and fast. The people are friendly, helpful, and even fun to be around. The breakfast is killer, and the guisada rolls my eyes back in my head. They actually have another location in Canyon, close to my house too! There was even a guy at the Coulter store that was so nice and funny. Try this place, people!
Always make 3 visits to give a restaurant a fair shake. Chicken quesadillas were good however no ranch dressing available...waitress brought me a bottle of Thousand Island dressing. Husband not so impressed with beef enchiladas, no onions, but as stated, will return to sample other dishes.
How about putting a menu online on your website
I took my wife here to eat for the first time. We were not happy first thing tea tasted like water. I had the crispy taco chili relleno and an enchilada. The taco was dripping with grease. The chile relleno had four times more batter on it than chili. Everything was smothered with a lot of cheese and had a lot of Grease the chili relleno batter was so greasy it was like eating a soggy sponge. For real authentic Mexican food go to aldaco tacos on 6th Street.
Took my wife for the first time came from El Paso where the best authentic Mexican is from and this place comes up to par she loved the torta de asada also must try is the daiquiris 1000/10
The food was good and the service was great. The music was way too loud. The menus, tables and napkin holders were filthy. The bathroom was a mess. The toilet paper was wet.
Kudos for having mojarra. Not many places have it. Not spectacular. The fries from the kid's meal were very soggy. Very basic dinner, no frills.
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From the outside, it doesn't look like much. Although, this place has good food! I had the mini tacos with carne asada. Very good and will return. Authentic Mexican tacos for sure.
It was a very snowy day yesterday, and I wanted some authentic Mexican food. I am not talking Joe taco or Taco Bell, taco Villa or Tex Mex. I was really craving some authentic Mexican food. To my pleasant surprise, this restaurant was open and was close to where I work. The restaurant was warm inside, and the service was very good. My server was kind and she had a wonderful personality. I ordered some cheese enchiladas, Carne guisada, rice and beans, and a Pastor taco. I also had two Micheladas, which were delicious by the way. The food was wonderful. The plate was full, the taco with stuffed beyond the tortilla, And I never lacked for anything. The chips and salsa were delicious. I was pleasantly surprised and happy with my meal. It was also reasonably priced.I do have two complaints. I saw one of the male employees in the serving area eating shredded cheese with his hands off of the counter where it had been freshly shredded. I hate that kind of stuff. It is disgusting. Plus, no one in the kitchen, where I could see back in to fully, was wearing a mask. Since the kitchen is in plain sight for customers, they really should be wearing some sort of facial covering, even if it is a light paper mask. However, that did not stop me from eating my food, and I did not complain to anyone. I just made a mental note, and I will think twice about going to that location for a future meal because of hygiene and sanitation. All in all, I had a great meal, left satisfied, and my pocketbook was not much lighter. It was a blizzard outside, and I appreciated them being open.
I have never been here but when I was looking around for a place to get breakfast and I saw that this place had migas then of course I had to come try them. I really liked the place and plan to come back. The service was great. The Migas were really good. The price was right. Social distancing and face masks were being used. Everything looked very clean. I saw a breakfast special for $6.99 and asked what it entailed. It sounded like a lot of good food so I hope to come back and try it. I asked how much a side of guacamole and sour cream would be. I was told $0.75 which sounded good. I intended to just get a guacamole but she brought a guacamole and a sour cream so I enjoyed both. I didn't get an itemized bill but it couldn't have been much more than what she said based on the total price. I also decided to get a taquito on the side just to try it out. I was expecting a little crispy rolled up thing like they serve in San Diego but to my surprise I got a very well filled soft flour taco folded over an amount of eggs that would have been enough to comprise a whole breakfast if you didn't crave side dishes. The migas came with beans and cubed potatoes. Both good. The guacamole was excellent. About the only thing I missed was being served complimentary chips at the beginning which I look forward to at many Mexican restaurants. Otherwise I was very happy and highly recommend a place to others.