Hours
| Monday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2134 N Kansas Ave, Topeka, KS 66608
Phone: (785) 329-6160
Website: http://ordervuelvealavida.mobile-webview8.com/
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Reviews
To put this in context, I have lived over four decades in a different community that has many outstanding Mexican restaurants; moreover, I have eaten at at incredible Mexican restaurants in Santa Fe, Taos, Albuquerque, Tucson, LA, Texas, and so many more.
A colleague and I selected this place based on Google reviews, and it did not disappoint us at all!
Edgar, our server, was outstanding! It turns out that many of the dishes are named after him and his relatives (e.g., sister, cousins, and the like). My quesadilla was called Pedro’s quesadilla; it is in the second photograph, and I substituted rice for the onions.
My colleague ordered the Evelyn Platter, which is the third photograph.
The chips were fresh and the salsa was distinctly homemade. They also brought out two bottles of additional hot sauce.
That was so good that I gave it nearly a 100 percent tip!
We ordered the most expensive dishes on the menu which were around $12; however, almost everything else was less.
Be aware, this place was converted to be a restaurant to say this quaint is an overstatement; it is really small. We almost did not stay because getting a seat was seemingly impossible; however, flowed smoothly and we were able to sit immediately. So were others!
If you want a unique dining experience at a family-owned restaurant, it is doubtful you could find anything better!
The place is small and run by family. The gentleman keeping the place going has his hand in every aspect of the dining experience. He’s polite and attentive but even as small as the place is , you can see him buzzing all over handling the restaurant. From register, food service, table service, kitchen food prep, table hospitality, and much more. Asking for a fork or silverware might get missed and I recomend searching for your own tableware (napkins, silverware).
Ive also had breakfast there, and the food was excent then too. Overall this place is an amazing a food experience , but make some time if your dining in and if you like goat, go on friday for the birria tacos.
The horchata is fresh homemade. They have a variety of flavorful salsas (be sure to try the green salsa). The guacamole may well be the best recipe in town. Loaded with flavor: avocados, fresh lime, tomatoes, onions, cilantro….so good!!
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