We've rounded up Blythe's top Mexican spots for you to try.
Mexican · $
800 W Hobsonway, Blythe
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“This is the first visit to Garcia's. We live in Arizona and a friend recommend it if I get to Blyth. The food and service were fantastic. I will return.”
Mexican · $
370 South Lovekin Boulevard, Blythe
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“Stumbled upon this delicious spot a few years ago on a return trip from Glamis. I’ve only ever ordered a burritos, because they are so delicious. This stop I ordered a breakfast burrito, again I was happy with my decision. Parking for rv’s or large vehicles is not the most accommodating, although there is areas to park, not specifically for large vehicles, but more than enough room to make it happen. The food is worth the extra work to park.”
Mexican · $
231 North Main Street, Blythe
“Was in town for the week and was told this was the spot for tacos... they weren't wrong. Ordered the Quesobirria tacos and grilled shrimp tacos, both excellent. The girls working the tables were super nice even though the place was packed (very small dining are, maybe 8 tables total). I went 2 more times that week for take out, I was stuck on the quesobirria tacos but everything else I saw them bring out looked delicious as well. Ample parking in lot next door or on the street also Check it out.”
Mexican · $
151 South Lovekin Boulevard, Blythe
Customers’ favorites
“absolutely the best enchiladas i've ever had”
Mexican · $
100 S Lovekin Blvd, Blythe
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“They made me wait a little longer than they should have to get someone to the register. I didn't mind. It was more surprising than offensive. They recovered well and one of the random employees apologized for my wait then handed me a free beverage cup. gave the atmosphere a 5 because the employee are always paying attention the customers and they do it in a casual no intrusive manner. Free soda goes a long way as a gesture to acknowledge they thought they should have done better. In a society where apparently everything negative that happens is someone else's fault, it's rare to see people acknowledge ownership of choice and action. To us old folks it's second nature to offer an incentive to a customer and apologize for the misunderstanding... That soda was the first such gesture I received in recent memory. Without me even mentioning the wait, the employee discretely handed me the cup. Usually A person would have to kick up a little dust, to get anything. At that point the drink is a bribe being substitute for content of character. Made the meal more enjoyable.”
Fast Food · $
375 South Lovekin Boulevard, Blythe
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“I just want to take a moment to give credit where it’s due. My wife and I were driving through Blythe on our way to Texas and decided to stop at Taco Bell. We encountered Efrain at the drive through, and he was next level professional with serious customer service skills. So often we meet people who don’t seem to care, Efrain was eager, ambitious, polite and friendly. He recited our order, remembered our sauces, looked at us in the eye when speaking to us, brought our order out himself. Everything he did just screamed “I take my job seriously and I am grateful to do it.” 5 star service. The food was amazing, but it might have just been the way Efrain treated us in a 2 minute interaction that made all the difference. Keep training the young man, he’ll go far!”
Fast Food · $
120 South Lovekin Boulevard, Blythe
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“todo muy Sabroso y delicioso muchas felicidades”
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Qdoba Mexican Eats is speeding up its growth across the nation, adding 33 new locations to its plans and bringing total restaurant commitments to more than 500 across the United States. The fast-casual Mexican chain is growing through key franchise partnerships in many regions. In the Northeast, PFGS, LLC will build 15 locations across Springfield, Mass., and Hartford, Conn. Meanwhile, Empire Inc. has agreed to open 10 restaurants in the Columbus, Ohio area, using their experience running over 100 restaurants including Subway and Dunkin' stores.