We've rounded up Winslow's top Mexican spots for you to try.
“While traveling along The Mother Road, my Husband & I chose Winslow for our stop for the night. Looked up our food options, decided to try Bojo's, and it was Absolutely AMAZING. The people were kind and helpful every one, the place is clean, bright, welcoming and smells Delicious! We ordered locally brewed Beer, and the scratch-made Navajo Tacos & fried pickles. The complimentary homemade tortilla chips & salsa are fantastic & fresh! The Navajo taco comes with chili, but I don't generally eat meat, so the wonderful young lady helping us said she'd see if they could substitute pinto beans instead. It wasn't a problem, and the food was a revelation! My first time with Fry Bread, and I'm a convert; and the fried pickles batter was sprinkled with cornmeal. That's the only way I ever want to eat fried pickles from here on out, and that's final.Our bartender/server gave us some brilliant recommendations for our next visit, including the Friday Catfish Fry. We'd not seen it on the menu, and it's Husband's FAVORITE, so our server brought him a tiny piece with our takeout container -- Freshly Fried! I don't need to say it, but I will: Husband was Over. The.Moon., both with the servers graciousness and the taste of the catfish! We are not from this area, sadly, but we're going to move heaven and earth to visit again (on a Friday!) before a year goes by. Thank you, everyone at Bojo's!!Vegetarian options: This is a Mexican/Indigenous/American place, and nearly everything can be adapted for vegetarian diets, happily!Dietary restrictions: They try to accommodate any restrictions you may have, as long as you’re immediately up front about what your needs are.Kid-friendliness: Kids are an important part of this community, and as such are welcomed and treated like actual people with opinions and choices!“
“I loved this site.I liked that there is parking in the back and you can enter with your 53ft truck without problems.To begin with, there were 2 people, a woman and a man.Very friendly and bilingual.They gave me a salsa with chips courtesy of the house, very delicious.I ordered a delicious guacamole and pozole that I didn't even finish because it was so much.In the end they bring me a rice pudding courtesy of the house (I think that's what it was).I didn't eat it because I was full.It seemed very good to me.Tip: Better let the customer ask for the bill or wait a while but don't take it as soon as they finish because it feels like they are being pressured to leave quickly.“
“Parking: It is located in a strip mall, and the restaurant is at one entrance, Safeway is at the other entrance. There is an extremely large parking lot. There is plenty of parking in front of the restaurant, including an ADA parking spot. On Saturdays, Alifonso's get s real busy. There is plenty of parking in the lot!Kid-friendliness: A couple of vending machines and a TV keep the little ones occupied.Wheelchair accessibility: It's easily accessible. One glass door on the entrance opens wide enough for a wheelchair to pass through. From the parking lot as you face the restaurant, the far left side has a wheel chair access to the front of the restaurant.“
“A very old restaurant on Route 66! There is plenty of food on the plate. You won't leave hungry!.Wheelchair accessibility: Must go thru one glass door, turn to the right, and go thru a second class door. After that, it is smooth sailing!“
“The food was wonderful and priced right! The service was on point and they were very kind and smiled even. People don't smile like they use to. It was a very small restaurant, but its a small town so it's probably just perfect! Definitely recommend!“