We've rounded up Corcoran's top Mexican spots for you to try.
“Looking for authentic Mexican food in Corcoran? Look no further than this place. You get your choice of red or white menudo and you get to decide whether or not you get the pata. My brother-in-law ordered the white menudo and absolutely loved it. He's a real connoisseur of the dish and gave a thumbs up. We had the traditional breakfast and it was large enough to feed two. Rice, beans and tortillas were superb and the salsa was perfect. When cruising through Corcoran stop in for some great food.“
“The Old School spot in Corcoran is worth visiting. Mario is a proud Corcoran citizen who has a passion for his business, his community and making some of the best homemade bread, ¡y a mano!The best time to get there is about 10:45-11:00, right when he is pulling out the bread from the oven!His food is also one of the most affordable restaurant in Corcoran. Mario’s menu at La Perlita is simple and you can still adjust any dish to your own liking. For four people during one of my lunch runs: 2 asada fries with everything, a burger meal and a half chicken and half asada with everything plus all drinks, only $35.00 bucks…Definitely coming back more often. Way better food quality compared to other locals. Especially some of these recent taco trucks with some of the greasiest tacos… THANKS, Mr. Mario!? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?“
“I have now eaten here twice, their sushi is very unique and oh so yummy! While the music played can be loud at times, the vibe is very positive. The staff are friendly, and the sauces they provide are each delicious fusions of East and West flavors!!!Parking: Parking is right in front of the restaurant“
“A must stop. Great food, homemade tortillas, and the salsa roja was the best and not too spicy. The restaurant is super clean and newly remodeled. Service is great, our server Roberto made us feel at home and made sure we had everything we needed. Will definitely be back.“