Yuma, United States
2108 E 24th St
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I’m not an expert on authentic Mexican food, so I can’t vouch for this place’s authenticity, but the food was incredible and everything about the place seemed authentic enough! Because of COVID, I had to order inside (mask on), then take the receipt outside and hand it to whoever was working in the food truck. It wasn't busy, so overall order-to-eat time was maybe like 5 minutes? I got the Carne Asada and I'll honestly be thinking about it until I die. If I'm ever in Yuma, AZ again, I'll definitely be going back to this place. On a separate note, it did feel a bit alien, going inside was more like walking into an empty grocery store. The outside seating is limited and so is the parking, but both times I went (9PM) it was nearly empty. But all that being said, the guy working the register was easy to talk to despite having a bit of an accent (what do you expect from an authentic Mexican place though?) and the cook was nice and quick as well. I'd highly recommend this restaurant to locals and travelers alike!
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The name is appropriate, very authentic. I had the asada tacos, the chorizo tacos, and a cheese quesadilla. They were all very good. The salsa bar has 3-4 varieties of salsa, they're all good, but I liked the green and the spicy red the most. The service was fast and the people were friendly. The only downside is that parking is very limited and it can get busy, probably because it is so good.
Tacos weren't outstanding, a little overpriced. But amazing. Their salsa/avocado sauces were good. Feel like they should have a defined spot for their line though, maybe like an \order here\ sign or \line starts here\ line. Just to make it a little more organized. We bought 10 tacos, that were very slightly larger than your average \street tacos\ but it ran us 20.00. Made it feel slightly expensive. Turning it from a place I could frequent, to a place I would only go once a month or so.
GOOD FOOD AND PRICES.
Really good - where the locals go.
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