Carmen Cruzado
Best authentic food , amazing family environment, great taste.
… moreGerardo Lopez De Los Santos
Food was amazing and the tacos were delicious. My girlfriend ate the flautas and she said they were phenomenal. Best place to get authentic tacos in town, I will definitely be returning here.
… moreRosie Roush
I have only been here twice for their food, and I can say they are hands down some of the best tacos I’ve ever had in my life. I only speak English, and the entire staff are so friendly and really work with me despite any language barriers. I told who I think is the owner that I would learn Spanish so that I could order better, and she told me that she is not worried about that, and she is just happy for my business. The market and meat market side are also amazing. If I could give this place 10 stars, I would.
… moreR V
The quality of the food that’s really good the prices are old also good because you have to understand they have a meat market right next to it now I think the for the quality and the prices you know I’ll give it a 4 start would I go back again I think I will I order a state slate with one fresh water drink in a ended up being like 17 almost $18 dollars
… moreW B.
What a horror show out back! it stinks to hell! Swill ,no screen on the door,I would say this place is a health hazard!
… moreR Jr
If you love authentic Mexican food, don’t miss eating at Los Compadres just outside downtown Mt. Dora. I lived 17 years in Mexico and the food here is authentic, flavorful, filling, at a nice price. Today I had chicharron (pork rind), lengua (tongue), and chorizo tacos. The lengua was tender, tasty. The chicharron is maybe my favorite, though the chorizo was very good too. They also have the standards like chicken, pork, beef barbacoa tacos from $1.99 to $2.19. There’s a salsa bar with cilantro and other trimmings. My super sized non-alcoholic pina colada drink was great too, 1 liter for $3.50. This beats any of the Mexican restaurants within miles of here. There are a lot of choices on the menu, not just tacos. I saw a fajitas dish that looked quite good and there are tortas, quesadillas, beef broth soup, etc. On Saturday and Sunday they also serve menudo, pozole, caldo de cameron. The menudo to go is $10.99 and large enough to get two servings from. Don’t let the Spanish menu put you off. Use Google Translate….it will be worth your while. By the way, they also have my favorite potato chips Sabritas “Adobados”.
… moreRuth Primeau
Going ing authentic Mexican restaurant in the back of a bodega. The chicken fajitas were outstanding. The portion was large, salsa, fresh beans, avocados, and freshly made tortillas. Don’t forget to check out the salsa bar but a fair warning that the red sauce is outrageously hot. After you’re done eating, you can enjoy shopping for fresh meat, produce, cowboy, boots, hats, etc.
… moreDesmond Brewer
they mostly speak spanish but there’s at least a few that speak english. otherwise, where theres a will, there’s a way; just point somewhere on the menu if you refuse to learn a few sentences.
the food is awesome and very worth it!!!
myself and a buddy got two tacos and a soda each and we had dinner for $14 all together and it was incredible
… moreJeffrey Brown
If you like little Mexican food diners, you will love this place. It sits inside a grocery store and meat market. All booths and a salsa bar with pico de gayo, and pickles, etc. The food is delicious and inexpensive. Nothing fancy schmancy, simply good Tex-Mex food. They have homemade tamales to go (pork and chicken) on the weekends but get there early because they sell out. They are particularly good. Just the right amount of filling to maize. ratio.
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