A family-run Mexican cocina rooted in the recipes of the Villarreal family. We serve classic and regional dishes made from scratch—no shortcuts, just real ingredients and time-honored methods. Dine-in, takeout, and catering available. Located in downtown Northville.
Hours
| Tuesday | 3–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 3–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 115 E Main St, Northville, MI 48167
Phone: (248) 500-0140
Website: http://www.villanorte.com/
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Reviews
There is patio or sidewalk, inside dining and bar counter seats too. Small inside dining area.
Diana is waiting on us.
Ordered guacamole and chips, chicken flautas, chicken Tinga tacos, ensalada verde, chicken fajitas. $78.76
They charge to use a credit card. I find this credit card charge to be quite pathetic and annoying.
The corn chips are so-so, not fresh and crunchy as some places. Bagged? The mild salsa is okay. Their hot salsa is just hot, not a lot of flavor.
The green salad is super fresh, the mixed greens at least, but the herb dressing is super bland and lacks any flavoring at all. Added table pepper to give the salad a hint of flavoring.
The guacamole is fresh, no flavoring to it, maybe salt at most. The chicken flautas had the most flavor of anything so far.
The chicken flautas are quite good. Slightly crunchy and nicely stuffed with chicken and jalapeños too, what a nice . Good flavoring overall. One of the better flautas we have had in a while. There was small avocado stem in the creamy avocado at the bottom of the bowl for our flautas.
The extra flour tortillas takes a bit to warm up for the fajitas.
The chicken Tinga is wilting through the corn tortillas, it’s moist for sure. It lacks in flavor.
The side of rice puffy and tasteless.
The chicken fajita is flavored with mostly salt and that’s about it. The meat is really tender at least. They only give you 3 tortillas. They usually charge for 3 more four tortillas. I would have been beyond disappointed if they charged us extra for the second foil of cheap flour tortillas. Perhaps they should give you 4 to start?
It’s a definite ideal spot for folks that don’t like any added kick or flavoring in their food much. The chicken flautas is the only thing this place executed well tonight.
I don’t drink alcohol and the waitress made me the most delicious NA mojito. I so appreciate being able to get something other than water when eating dinner out.
The staff are friendly and helpful & will answer your questions about the meals they prepare. The dining room offers small tables and a long bar. The interior is clean & inviting.
I had the Enchiladas Rojas with picadillo (ground beef option). The cheeses they use (house crema & queso fresco) are light & fresh, and are typically used in the Northern part of Mexico, specifically in the state of Nuevo Leon. Normally, I’m used to the heavy Monterey Jack cheese; but because these cheeses are so light & fresh, it allows the flavors from the corn tortillas & beef to shine through. The ground beef is well prepared and tasty, no pools of grease on this plate! The corn tortillas are supple and their mild corn taste comes through. The rice & beans come on a separate plate. The rice is flavorful & the texture of the refried beans is just right (not runny or crusty).
If you want to add heat to your meal, they offer a sauce that provides a good kick without you having to call the fire department. Again, the focus is on being able to experience all the flavors of each ingredient.
In conclusion, if you’re looking for an authentic taste of Northern Mexico that uses fresh ingredients without having to get on a plane to Nuevo Leon, come here!!! Villa Norte will make an excellent addition to downtown Northville’s dining options. Come give them a try, you’ll be glad you did!!!