Tried a carne asada burrito no flavor . Meat seemed to be days old and reheated smh. Def. Not worth it. Carne asada is very bland , alot of chewy pieces....
Food: 1
Frank Guillen
Nobody inside and nobody in the drive thru and still took over 30mins to make a chicken burrito and the waitress wouldnt even come to the window
Service: 1
Esteban De Lorenzo
The food was ok, but the portion of food was too little compared to what they charge for it.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Chris ramseier
So me and my friend wanted breakfast, my friend suggest Mexican and Googles to see what's around. This place pops up, lookin like a mom and pop shop, when we pulled in, because of the area I almost felt like we were going to either die of food poisoning, or have the best and most delicious food we've ever experienced. So we go in, sit down, this nice lady comes up takes our orders and scampers back to the kitchen. I continue the conversation with my friend, and look through the window into the kitchen only to realize our server was pulling down pans!! She was our chef too! Immediately I knew we were about to feel like we were guests in her house with a piping out home cooked meal in front of us! WOW were we ever blown away!! It was so good, we will 10/10 be back, and my friend also said that the dish they got, they discovered in Mexico recently, and when they had it here they felt like they were transported back to Mexico. Absolutely phenomenal!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Vinny Garza
Nothing special overall. The food was fine—nothing bad, but nothing that really stood out or would bring me back. The place felt a bit plain, both in flavor and atmosphere. That said, the woman who cooked, served, and rang us up was genuinely lovely. Her friendly attitude and hard work were definitely the highlight of the visit.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Fredrick Hamilton
Chilaquiles are the best!!
Steven Benavides
Excellent authentic Mexican food!
Jessica Hurtado
They Caldo de Rez is the best!
Leslie Sandoval
THE BEST! Totally recommend ❤️
R. R
I was recommended to try the red chile burrito here, so here we go. I invited my family out for this one, it was a three cars meeting up. It was empty when I arrived, and the staff seemed a little pushy about ordering, probably because there wasn’t anyone else there. I let them know it was our first time. I already knew what I wanted, but the rest of the group needed to show up and have time to check out the menu.
They have lots of options, though sadly, no appetizers section. I love the whole “pick at a few appetizers, then take the rest home” experience. They do offer complimentary chips and salsa. I preferred the red over the green, but it was a bit watered down.
I ordered the Red Chile Burrito, it was okay. Plenty of shredded red beef, but I personally prefer more chile than meat. The salsa was decent, though I needed to add a little salt. The rice was delicious, and the beans were good too.
They don’t offer free refills, and there’s no soda fountain, just cans. But they do have agua frescas, and those come with cheaper refills than soda, which is a plus.
The staff was very polite and attentive. Even though it was slow, we never felt forgotten, which I appreciated.
**Now for the best part:** I came for the burrito, but I loved the sopes! I usually don’t like restaurant chorizo; go ahead and judge me, but I prefer the pork chorizo from the tube over the brick-style stuff. Most places make it too dry. But their Chorizo Sope, easily my favorite! If I ever crave a chorizo sope, I’d definitely come back just for two of those with rice and beans. The burrito has officially left the chat—for me, at Irma’s.
I ordered a green chile burrito and my daughter ordered a bean burrito, beans weren’t cooked properly and the meat wasn’t good no green chile at all, chips so stale it felt like I could chip a tooth salsa too watery. I liked their Jamaica water but too expensive for the size they provide. 26 total for old food. I would recommend McDonalds any time over this place.
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Patrick Cordell
Ate lunch, large selection of authentic Mexican foods. Salsa, green was HOTTT, I had Chile Verde. Came with two tortillas, refried, Spanish rice. It was just right. Using cards costs 1 buck extra
Good food and home style. I like the green Chile burritos. I'll come in about 3 times a month and satisfy my cravings.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Burrito
Perla Arrieta
I went for 3 beef broths and they served me 3 pieces of meat, little vegetables and pure broth in each glass, it was a robbery for the $45 dollars I paid, it's the last time I shop there 😡😡
Tried a carne asada burrito no flavor . Meat seemed to be days old and reheated smh. Def. Not worth it. Carne asada is very bland , alot of chewy pieces....
Food: 1
Nobody inside and nobody in the drive thru and still took over 30mins to make a chicken burrito and the waitress wouldnt even come to the window
Service: 1
The food was ok, but the portion of food was too little compared to what they charge for it.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
So me and my friend wanted breakfast, my friend suggest Mexican and Googles to see what's around. This place pops up, lookin like a mom and pop shop, when we pulled in, because of the area I almost felt like we were going to either die of food poisoning, or have the best and most delicious food we've ever experienced. So we go in, sit down, this nice lady comes up takes our orders and scampers back to the kitchen. I continue the conversation with my friend, and look through the window into the kitchen only to realize our server was pulling down pans!! She was our chef too! Immediately I knew we were about to feel like we were guests in her house with a piping out home cooked meal in front of us! WOW were we ever blown away!! It was so good, we will 10/10 be back, and my friend also said that the dish they got, they discovered in Mexico recently, and when they had it here they felt like they were transported back to Mexico. Absolutely phenomenal!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nothing special overall. The food was fine—nothing bad, but nothing that really stood out or would bring me back. The place felt a bit plain, both in flavor and atmosphere. That said, the woman who cooked, served, and rang us up was genuinely lovely. Her friendly attitude and hard work were definitely the highlight of the visit.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Chilaquiles are the best!!
Excellent authentic Mexican food!
They Caldo de Rez is the best!
THE BEST! Totally recommend ❤️
I was recommended to try the red chile burrito here, so here we go.
I invited my family out for this one, it was a three cars meeting up. It was empty when I arrived, and the staff seemed a little pushy about ordering, probably because there wasn’t anyone else there. I let them know it was our first time. I already knew what I wanted, but the rest of the group needed to show up and have time to check out the menu.
They have lots of options, though sadly, no appetizers section. I love the whole “pick at a few appetizers, then take the rest home” experience. They do offer complimentary chips and salsa. I preferred the red over the green, but it was a bit watered down.
I ordered the Red Chile Burrito, it was okay. Plenty of shredded red beef, but I personally prefer more chile than meat. The salsa was decent, though I needed to add a little salt. The rice was delicious, and the beans were good too.
They don’t offer free refills, and there’s no soda fountain, just cans. But they do have agua frescas, and those come with cheaper refills than soda, which is a plus.
The staff was very polite and attentive. Even though it was slow, we never felt forgotten, which I appreciated.
**Now for the best part:** I came for the burrito, but I loved the sopes! I usually don’t like restaurant chorizo; go ahead and judge me, but I prefer the pork chorizo from the tube over the brick-style stuff. Most places make it too dry. But their Chorizo Sope, easily my favorite! If I ever crave a chorizo sope, I’d definitely come back just for two of those with rice and beans. The burrito has officially left the chat—for me, at Irma’s.
Thanks for a great lunch!
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I ordered a green chile burrito and my daughter ordered a bean burrito, beans weren’t cooked properly and the meat wasn’t good no green chile at all, chips so stale it felt like I could chip a tooth salsa too watery. I liked their Jamaica water but too expensive for the size they provide. 26 total for old food. I would recommend McDonalds any time over this place.
When you want family tradition… best food
Ate lunch, large selection of authentic Mexican foods. Salsa, green was HOTTT, I had Chile Verde. Came with two tortillas, refried, Spanish rice. It was just right. Using cards costs 1 buck extra
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Salsa Chips Salsa, Chile Verde Plate
Good food and home style. I like the green Chile burritos. I'll come in about 3 times a month and satisfy my cravings.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Burrito
I went for 3 beef broths and they served me 3 pieces of meat, little vegetables and pure broth in each glass, it was a robbery for the $45 dollars I paid, it's the last time I shop there 😡😡
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