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Address: 12123 Lorain Ave, Cleveland, OH 44111
Phone: (216) 266-0431
Website: https://jgtaqueriaelmilagrooh.com/
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A vibrant eatery located in Cleveland, OH, known for its authentic Mexican cuisine. Featuring a cozy atmosphere, it offers a diverse menu of delicious tacos, …
Reviews
Cassie MacMillan
I am a little sad. It was very expensive because the tacos were so small. They were out of lengua, most of the aquas they list, elote, and mashed potatoes. The tacos were mini. They were about 1/3 the size you get at the other taco places around. The place felt clean but is definitely miss matched hole in the wall. We won’t be back.
… moreHalle Minshall
I had the tings chicken quesadilla and the chicken was flavorful but a little dry. The horchata was very good.
I need to try some of there tacos! The prices are reasonable if not cheap (compared to just about anywhere else).
I will be back for elote and horchata!
… moreI need to try some of there tacos! The prices are reasonable if not cheap (compared to just about anywhere else).
I will be back for elote and horchata!
Ames Vee
The guy who attended to us was very friendly. There was a problem that there were quite a few things missing off the menu. The food, although tasty, was very overpriced compared to other restaurants that I have been to and ordered the same( except the 1/2 order of rice). 2 “sopes” “al pastor” , half an order of rice ( because that’s all they had), and one drink ( cup of Jamaica) was $33. The “sopes” and “carne al pastor” were not made how I’m accustomed to. The sopes were thin tortillas and the carne al pastor was just regular seasoned pork meat. Even though I didn’t get what I asked for, the food was good but very overpriced.
… moreAshleigh Stanczyk
Great food with great caring staff! We had tacos, quesadillas, rice and beans. Everything was amazing and at a great price point for the amount of food you get. Green salsa was spicy and flavorful on top of all the food and the service was perfect! My boyfriends favorite was the chorizo quesadilla. We will most definitely back soon!
… morePedro Castro
It’s the most disgusting place I’ve ever been to. It has a really unpleasant smell, so much so that I left feeling like I was going to throw up. My clothes smelled awful. I’ll never go back to that place. If you want to know what I’m saying, it’s true; you can go and see for yourselves. Now I understand why it was just me there eating. dry and hard food
… moreRaine Patterson
the food left me wanting more. the chicken quesadilla was the best but the chicken didn’t look like the other persons review.
gordita wasn’t a gordita at all.
torta bread was too soft and not much meat on it, mostly beans and little ground pieces of al pastor.
couldn’t try the tacos because they were out of cilantro
overall left me wanting more!!!
… moregordita wasn’t a gordita at all.
torta bread was too soft and not much meat on it, mostly beans and little ground pieces of al pastor.
couldn’t try the tacos because they were out of cilantro
overall left me wanting more!!!
Ali Navarro
BEST HORCHATA I’ve ever had!!!! ✨
The staff was so friendly and explained everything on the menu ☺️
I loved my chicken quesadillas
I’ll be back for sure! ❤️
… moreThe staff was so friendly and explained everything on the menu ☺️
I loved my chicken quesadillas
I’ll be back for sure! ❤️
JEM
Late on the review however just reminds me of why I need to go bk!! Food is Excellent & so is this service!!
… moreEsteban Peralta
Pictured are two carne asada tacos and a pollo taco and an horchata to drink. All delicious.
In town from Texas for our yearly visit. Been searching every time we come for some legit Mexican food and this place is it. Don’t let anyone tell you there isn’t good Mexican food in Cleveland. We’ll be back. Another review on here from a guy complaining that the people who make it aren’t Mexican is mistaken. Real Mexicans making real Mexican food.
… moreIn town from Texas for our yearly visit. Been searching every time we come for some legit Mexican food and this place is it. Don’t let anyone tell you there isn’t good Mexican food in Cleveland. We’ll be back. Another review on here from a guy complaining that the people who make it aren’t Mexican is mistaken. Real Mexicans making real Mexican food.
Taxi Rob (Taxi Rob)
Carne asada burrito $10.95 on the menu, they charged me an extra $6 totally at random.
I just moved here from the “San Diego/Tijuana statistical area” and I know good Mexican food; there is no carne asada burrito worth $16.95 in the entire western hemisphere. If you think can get away with ripping off the locals, you won’t last long in this town.
Keeping me waiting nearly 20 minutes for a burrito gave me plenty of time to compose this negative review, so at least there’s that.
Burrito was small, did not contain much meat, was not wrapped in paper or foil and was cut on a bias making it incredibly sloppy to eat. Seems like an effort by someone who isn’t Mexican trying to make Mexican food, either that or it’s what they think Americans want on a burrito. Basically a mashup of fajita and Taco Bell-style fillings outweighing the meat. Gross.
Also, a side of fries? Why? I asked for a carne asada burrito, that’s it. Is that where my other $6 went? Again, is that what they think Americans want? Put them IN the burrito if that’s the case.
Long story short: if you’re expecting Mexican food as you may have had it in Mexico or its immediate vicinity, you’ll be mistaken. And expect to be charged 55% more than the menu price for no apparent reason.
… moreI just moved here from the “San Diego/Tijuana statistical area” and I know good Mexican food; there is no carne asada burrito worth $16.95 in the entire western hemisphere. If you think can get away with ripping off the locals, you won’t last long in this town.
Keeping me waiting nearly 20 minutes for a burrito gave me plenty of time to compose this negative review, so at least there’s that.
Burrito was small, did not contain much meat, was not wrapped in paper or foil and was cut on a bias making it incredibly sloppy to eat. Seems like an effort by someone who isn’t Mexican trying to make Mexican food, either that or it’s what they think Americans want on a burrito. Basically a mashup of fajita and Taco Bell-style fillings outweighing the meat. Gross.
Also, a side of fries? Why? I asked for a carne asada burrito, that’s it. Is that where my other $6 went? Again, is that what they think Americans want? Put them IN the burrito if that’s the case.
Long story short: if you’re expecting Mexican food as you may have had it in Mexico or its immediate vicinity, you’ll be mistaken. And expect to be charged 55% more than the menu price for no apparent reason.