24 Best Mexican Restaurants in Buckeye

“This is a good rendition of homemade burritos! Not only was the food delicious.The service was impeccable!!!

I went in with about ten minutes left to eat.For the rest of my life, it feels like I have bariatric surgery in the morning and six o'clock pm was my cutoff time, tonight

Not only did the wonderful server jump in.She also wrangled in her manager, who combined were both more than happy to serve me within my cutoff.Time first coarse my chips and custom salsa, then a huge bowl of albon diga soup, then my first carne asada taco, and to top it all off, my fish taco......AMAZING!!!
THANK YOU.SOME BURROS FOR MAKING, WHAT FEELS LIKE MY LAST MEAL, A GREAT MEMORY!!!
I hit the stretch of that last fish taco, with that least thirty seconds to spare.....a MILION THANKS XOXO

MANAGER: DESTINY
SERVER: KENZIE

AWARD: BOMB.COM“

“So here’s the deal… before we arrived, my daughter looked over the menu and noticed that some prices had been increased for Valentine’s Day. Maybe that’s typical, but it didn’t feel like a great way to win over new customers. It seems like everywhere you go these days there are upcharges for everything. When we first walked in, it felt a bit like stepping into a diner because the tables were packed so closely together. That could have been due to it being Valentine’s Day, but it did make the space feel tight. We were seated promptly, and I will say the waitress was pleasant and attentive from start to finish. What rubbed me the wrong way early on was that they don’t offer complimentary chips and salsa. On top of that, a single burrito costs $18 plus tax — and that’s just the burrito. No rice, no beans, no sides. The plate looked sparse and uninviting. I’ve been to plenty of Mexican restaurants, even more upscale ones, that serve a more complete plate for that price. It’s hard not to notice the value gap. Being located in Old Town Buckeye, where there are other Mexican eateries nearby, it felt a bit like nickel-and-diming — especially when you’re paying premium prices without the extras that typically round out the experience. The food itself is genuinely good. Flavor-wise, they’ve done a nice job. Their attempt to position themselves as a more upscale Mexican restaurant shows in the taste, but it falls short on overall value. There’s definitely a balance that could be achieved between quality and price. If you’re looking for strong value for your money, this may not be the spot. They also add a credit card fee and still prompt for a tip. Personally, I likely would have tipped more than 15% if the overall value felt more aligned with the pricing. That said, the food will not disappoint. At the end of the day, this is a revitalizing area. If you’re expecting a scenic window setting and a high-end ambiance, you may want to look elsewhere. But if your main priority is good-tasting food, this place delivers.“

“Always has delicious food. They have saved the day plenty of times when I'm on the go! Their bread is so fresh and don't get me started on the fresh waters!! Visit is a must!! Don't forget to get your sweet tooth satisfied also!“

“amazing, delicious food!!! very affordable. you won't be disappointed!“

“Great food and drinks! Adriana provided great customer service! Will be coming back.“

“A diamond in the rough!! This place is wonderful. It smells so good when you walk in the door. The carne asada fries are great! Can’t wait to try more things in the menu. Yum!!! I’m from California and have high standards and this place is like homes. <3“

“Best Mexican food in town!“

“Ramiro’s has that classic, long-standing local spot feel—you can tell it’s been part of the community for years. I ordered the carne asada fries along with a tamarindo fruit drink, and overall, the meal delivered on flavor. The food came out hot, well-seasoned, and satisfying.

There were a couple of fries that weren’t fully cooked, but it didn’t take away too much from the experience. The tamarindo drink was refreshing and paired really well with the meal.

The dining area and exterior could definitely use some updating and a bit more attention, but if you’re focused on the food, it still holds up.

Overall, not a bad experience—solid flavors and a spot I’d consider coming back to.“

“Wow! A kick-ass sleeper restaurant! It is located inside the Chevron. If you're a trucker, you will be so thrilled with this find. Super good, super filling, huge portions, all handmade. I'll definitely be back because this place deserves all the love!! ¡Muchas Gracías! 🙏“

“Salsitas “food truck” with adjacent seating. $1 street tacos. Very authentic Mexican food.“

“The tacos were amazing as well as delicious. The salsa was on point! Not too mention the beans with rice. Wow! Will be back many more times for snacks, as well as meals.“

“I can’t believe how absolutely delicious this was. I got a chicken habatchi and my husband got the 3 meat habatchi and it was to die for! I truly mean excellent! Great customer service too!! WILL be going back.“

“Delicious food, friendly service!!“

“Bomb as hell I love the food here always on point“

“We had fun here, enjoyed tasty salsa and chips while they prepared our meal. The wait was not too long. Our server has a warm smile. She checked on us to be sure we were good.
Really tasty food, very ranch-style. You would not be sorry to try this restaurant.
Oh, the seating is old west style with wooden benches.“

“Salsitas “food truck” with adjacent seating. $1 street tacos. Very authentic Mexican food.“

“They have the best refried beans I've ever tasted, so I buy them by the pint! All their food is terrific. Two things they could improve: prices too high for some items & little cups of red sauce taste weird (nobody in our family likes it) but their red enchilada sauce is bomb but it's $2.25 for a tiny side cup of it. (Ridiculous price) Customer service is great! Friendly and fast. 😊 I wish they would join Door Dash!“

“I eat here almost daily, the food and atmosphere makes me feel at home! I come from Texas for work and the food is authentic as it comes🙌“

“La Fiesta Market in Buckeye is less of a taco shop and more of a spiritual experience disguised as one. Their carne asada tacos are so good they make you question whether every other taco you have eaten was just an elaborate prank. The beef is grilled to perfection, smoky and tender enough to make a grown man tear up without admitting why. The seasoning hits you like a mariachi band playing directly to your soul, and the tortillas are warm, soft, and clearly made with the kind of love you cannot buy in a chain restaurant. By the second bite I knew I would sell state secrets just to get another plate. If I disappear for a few days, check here first and I will be sitting in the corner drowning in salsa and bad life choices but smiling the whole time.“

“Awesome place , we will be going to this shop from now on“

“Great food and fantastic customer service! Glad to see they have kept some of the traditional items!“

“This place is soooo good!! And the people are so sweet! I look forward to the days I see the truck out!😋“

“Antonio ! Let me tell you about this gem of a human being! This isn’t a man at all… I ordered two taco supremes and a bean and cheese burrito. First off let’s talk about the skill and craftsmanship that he put into my tacos it’s as if he has a scale built in perfectly balanced amount of ingredients. Was the best tacos I’ve ever had from anywhere let alone a Taco Bell…. His accuracy and talent for food should have him nominated for a Michelin star. He isn’t just a taco slinger but a taco chef! El chef de Taco Bell!
I’d recommend getting tacos made by this taco wizard! Just know that with all great things take time. 3 mins per taco…. Best 6 mins of my life if you ask me! Thank you to the whole staff for helping train such a masterpiece of a human being!“