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Address: 1126 W Pearce Blvd #116, Wentzville, MO 63385
Phone: (636) 856-0243
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Reviews
Ali P
Got some carne asada burritos here & they were amazing! I like that they don’t do like other places and skimp on the meat by adding extra beans or rice. Best flavor I’ve had as far as carne asada goes. Very juicy and tasty, I’ll be back for more! I also like their assortment of drinks.
… moreJacob Moon
I got the burrito and a carne asada street taco, and I also got the tres leches. Everything was so good The chips were even hot when they brought them to me. This is probably one of the best Mexican restaurants I have been to in a while. The waiter was very attentive. Couldn’t ask for better experience.
… moreCharmaine Gunn
The burrito is chubby on the inside plain on the outside. I have never had a burrito with rice on the inside. It’s a great filler but I did not care for that. There was a generous amount of beef but it had no flavor. Very little cheese also on the inside. I do believe it was mostly rice. Sure would not have hurt to have some lettuce and sour cream on top to jaz it up.
The street taco also has plenty of beef but it tastes like plain hamburger with zero spices. The sprinkle of onion and the cilantro was nice but again it lacked flavor.
The chips came out warm and they were good. The salsa also lacked any flavor. I added the flavorless salsa on top the burrito to give it a boost but it really didn’t help
The food was done quickly and the gentleman taking my order and cooking was very nice. The restaurant was clean.
I was just not a fan of the menu. Did not see any chili relleno’s on the menu. Perhaps it is authentic Mexican food and I’m not used to it but all in all the 2 items I had were boring.
Don’t believe I will give this place another try.
… moreThe street taco also has plenty of beef but it tastes like plain hamburger with zero spices. The sprinkle of onion and the cilantro was nice but again it lacked flavor.
The chips came out warm and they were good. The salsa also lacked any flavor. I added the flavorless salsa on top the burrito to give it a boost but it really didn’t help
The food was done quickly and the gentleman taking my order and cooking was very nice. The restaurant was clean.
I was just not a fan of the menu. Did not see any chili relleno’s on the menu. Perhaps it is authentic Mexican food and I’m not used to it but all in all the 2 items I had were boring.
Don’t believe I will give this place another try.
Riley Mers
Great authentic Mexican food! The fish was better than what I got when I was in Mexico. Highly recommend!
… moreStacy Nash
Small little place with authentic menu… had my 6 y/o dancing to the music as we ordered! Friendly environment and amazing food!! Regular customers were made tonight!! Got a trio of street tacos ( pork, chicken, and chorizo ), steak burritos, kids chicken nachos, guacamole, and cheese dip. Introduced kiddo to Jarritos fruit punch ( loved it! ) and enjoyed all the perks that came with our meals… red/green sauce… chips and salsa. Ended up with a “second” meal out of it… the leftovers! We WILL be back!!
… moreAndrea Dickherber
They added a four dollar tip and we found sharp thin plastic in our food. Be careful check your food
… moreJoann Kell
Arroz con polo was great! Huge portion too!
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Kari Lynn
Fantastic meal! Prices were unbelievably amazing!
The rice, fish, chicken, all of it – perfection, we will definitely return!
… moreThe rice, fish, chicken, all of it – perfection, we will definitely return!
Justin Scoggins
I am giving this place 5 stars…but understand that’s a relative review, not absolute; relative to the competition in Wentzville MO.
Funny thing is it’s the first Mexican food I have tried here so take my review with a grain of salt. But based on my trained eye for reading between the lines and stars of Google Maps reviews, I am willing to bet this place has few competitors in town when it comes to authentic Mexican food at an affordable price point.
I had an al pastor burrito and lengua tacos. The burrito was tasty, with good proportions of meat, rice, beans, onion, cilantro, lettuce, and cheese. Flavor and texture of the al pastor (marinated pork/adobado/trompo) was satisfactory though I’m sure it wasn’t cooked on the traditional spit (like shawarma). The menu said avocado was included but I didn’t notice it. The cheese didn’t taste real, however, which is typical in this region of the US.
The tacos were legit; succulent lengua, onion, and cilantro. Not homemade tortillas methinks but again, this is a relative review.
The red and green salsas were a star, rivaling those common in my native California lands and those I’ve tried in my travels to Mexico.
We arrived near closing time and the service was prompt and welcoming. We ordered to go, but will definitely dine in next time because if you do, you get the squeeze bottles of red and green salsa (instead of some number of solo cups) and you also get chips and a carafe of salsa fresca/pico de gallo type sauce.
… moreFunny thing is it’s the first Mexican food I have tried here so take my review with a grain of salt. But based on my trained eye for reading between the lines and stars of Google Maps reviews, I am willing to bet this place has few competitors in town when it comes to authentic Mexican food at an affordable price point.
I had an al pastor burrito and lengua tacos. The burrito was tasty, with good proportions of meat, rice, beans, onion, cilantro, lettuce, and cheese. Flavor and texture of the al pastor (marinated pork/adobado/trompo) was satisfactory though I’m sure it wasn’t cooked on the traditional spit (like shawarma). The menu said avocado was included but I didn’t notice it. The cheese didn’t taste real, however, which is typical in this region of the US.
The tacos were legit; succulent lengua, onion, and cilantro. Not homemade tortillas methinks but again, this is a relative review.
The red and green salsas were a star, rivaling those common in my native California lands and those I’ve tried in my travels to Mexico.
We arrived near closing time and the service was prompt and welcoming. We ordered to go, but will definitely dine in next time because if you do, you get the squeeze bottles of red and green salsa (instead of some number of solo cups) and you also get chips and a carafe of salsa fresca/pico de gallo type sauce.
Maurice Bracey
The food was okay. I prefer Taco Bell to their street tacos.
The flavor was passible. The guacamole appeared to be made from a powdered mix and the salsa was spicy but not flavorful.
I prefer the pork to be thinly sliced but this was cubed.
I don’t recommend this place.
… moreThe flavor was passible. The guacamole appeared to be made from a powdered mix and the salsa was spicy but not flavorful.
I prefer the pork to be thinly sliced but this was cubed.
I don’t recommend this place.