there hours are not right all the time was going to buy food on a Saturday online it says there open until 6pm and it was closed don’t trust online hours
S H
Asada burritos and tacos are so good. Love their hot sauce.
Sean
Solid middle of the road taco truck. Not craveable, no reason to avoid unless the nearby school just got out and they're busy/chaotic. Worst thing is that their burritos are extremely wet and drip all over, even when wrapped in foil, so it's more of a thing to take home instead of enjoying while out and about.
Food: 3
Raven Raven
Excellent service and phenomenal food. We had the best al pastor burritos that were filled with meat. Delicious ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jere Dozier
Great food! Had the tortas with pork, chicken quesadilla, and beef tacos and all of it was very well seasoned. Got the mild but will likely get the hot next time. Food seemed fresh, staff were patient and friendly.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jordan Mugford
Very good customer service! They actually care about their customers.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Sue Biggs
Excellent food, excellent service, priced just right, clean. I’m there at least once a week!
Renee Mattingly
The pastor is GOOD! I highly recommend eating here!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Brett Koozin
Amazing authentic tacos and kind people
I ❤ it!
patriciasR5982JI
Service was great. She was very attentive and accommodating. We are a family of four- the girls ordered a 2 item combo and they ate it all up. We had burritos. They were HUGE. The Chile relleno burrito was bomb.com. I was very impressed. The mr.serious was a slight disappointment only bc my hubby wanted all the ingredients inside and they served the cold items outside. Which I felt was fine- but it wasn’t mine lol. The restaurant does not have a full liquor license but the server was very upfront about it. She was great. I can’t express that enough.
This restaurant was recommended to us by the owner of the motel where we stayed in Dunsmuir. Chips were crispy and thin. Salsa was flavorful without being spicy hot. The chile relleno, taco and burrito bowls were fresh and tasty. Service was good. Be aware that the margaritas are made with sake tequila. It's the only kind they use, most likely due to the limited liquor license. These were just OK and did not measure up to ones made with real tequila.
laurielaine
We stayed at the Mossbrae Hotel in Dunsmuir for two nights in October 2021. Really great place, rooms are nicely appointed, staff is ready to assist. Unfortunately my back went out right before our trip, and hours of driving didn't help it, so the great bed was very welcome, as was the tub for soaking. The staff recommended Magic Mountain Massage Therapy which is right next door, and I took a wild leap of faith and went. I do believe Carol saved our trip. She performed magic indeed. So, even if your back doesn't go out, if you are spending time in Dunsmuir, I highly recommend a massage with Carol and then climbing into your comfy bed at the Mossbrae. But don't forget to walk down the street to La Perla de Nayarit Mexican Restaurant and get the Relleno Bowl. OMG! I'm still thinking about it! That in itself is worth a stop in Dunsmuir. We will be back!
N3220WAchrisr
I have been a semi-regular customer for well over a year now to usually pretty good to very good results. Saturday July 3rd, however, I ordered the Camarones a la Diabla, which even on their dine-in menu says "served with rice, beans (not refried beans, which is what it actually came with), salad, avocado slices, cucumber, and bell peppers". So, I get my order to go, tipped well, and took it across the street to my store where I am a business neighbor of these people. No salad, avocado slices, bell peppers, or cucumbers to speak of, and as I mentioned, the "beans" (usually red, pinto, or black), were regular old refried beans. $18.99 for this dish. I return and rightfully complain that I want the rest of my order they seem to have forgotten and they act defensive and seem genuinely surprised when I find the not-included items on their dine-in menu, after one of their employees said, "You probably have the old take-out menu." Oh, okay. So, I wait for the manager, who first says, not "We're sorry you are dissatisfied. how can I help you?" as with a normal exchange, but instead asks, "Did you pay already?" "Yes, of course. Paid and then tipped. Done deal." Then he says, "Well, sir, we are working on our menu, so...some items have changed..." seemingly implying that it's normal to falsely advertise items that they then don't include in the dish. I say, "So, it's false advertising, and I want some of my money back" (many people would have asked for a full refund. I think I was VERY fair). He just turns and walks away to "see what I can do", and goes and speaks with the kitchen. After a while I go up and ask, "Do I need to bring my order back here to prove I didn't get like half my order fulfilled?" I mean, really??? I said for expediency's sake, "Can I just get $5.00 back?" and he hands me the $5 and I left. Treating a semi-regular -- or anybody -- like this is incredibly rude and unacceptable. You have a new employee, and he was at least personable and respectful, but the girl who wasn't even serving or helping me was so absolutely defensive, and just sat there repeatedly saying, "Well, our menu has changed, you have the old to-go menu". So, I picked up their dine-in menu again and point out that "salad, avocado slices, cucumbers, and bell peppers" is right on there, in plain sight! So, apparently these people believe it's good business sense to charge relatively high prices, give you a partial, inaccurate order, then question you to see if you've paid, and then use the strange excuse that "We are changing our menu" as if that excuses not including items as described on the menu. So, what you do, then, is block out those things you do not have on offer, and don't engage in false advertising. It's called bad business ethics. Or, are you just bilking the to-go people hoping they don't come back, then treat us like thieves or liars when we do? Ridiculous. I likely won't ever be back.
Kevin34862
We had two lunches here on a recent trip. Very good & fresh food, prompt attentive service, quite reasonable prices
Shellbell2134
I love this place. The food is Very authentic and very delicious. And I’m Mexican so I should know! You will not be sorry eating here and the staff is very friendly. It is a little pricey because it’s a touristy town but it’s the best place around here to eat. My favorite for sure.
there hours are not right all the time was going to buy food on a Saturday online it says there open until 6pm and it was closed don’t trust online hours
Asada burritos and tacos are so good. Love their hot sauce.
Solid middle of the road taco truck. Not craveable, no reason to avoid unless the nearby school just got out and they're busy/chaotic. Worst thing is that their burritos are extremely wet and drip all over, even when wrapped in foil, so it's more of a thing to take home instead of enjoying while out and about.
Food: 3
Excellent service and phenomenal food. We had the best al pastor burritos that were filled with meat. Delicious ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great food! Had the tortas with pork, chicken quesadilla, and beef tacos and all of it was very well seasoned. Got the mild but will likely get the hot next time. Food seemed fresh, staff were patient and friendly.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very good customer service! They actually care about their customers.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Excellent food, excellent service, priced just right, clean. I’m there at least once a week!
The pastor is GOOD! I highly recommend eating here!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amazing authentic tacos and kind people I ❤ it!
Service was great. She was very attentive and accommodating. We are a family of four- the girls ordered a 2 item combo and they ate it all up. We had burritos. They were HUGE. The Chile relleno burrito was bomb.com. I was very impressed. The mr.serious was a slight disappointment only bc my hubby wanted all the ingredients inside and they served the cold items outside. Which I felt was fine- but it wasn’t mine lol. The restaurant does not have a full liquor license but the server was very upfront about it. She was great. I can’t express that enough.
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This restaurant was recommended to us by the owner of the motel where we stayed in Dunsmuir. Chips were crispy and thin. Salsa was flavorful without being spicy hot. The chile relleno, taco and burrito bowls were fresh and tasty. Service was good. Be aware that the margaritas are made with sake tequila. It's the only kind they use, most likely due to the limited liquor license. These were just OK and did not measure up to ones made with real tequila.
We stayed at the Mossbrae Hotel in Dunsmuir for two nights in October 2021. Really great place, rooms are nicely appointed, staff is ready to assist. Unfortunately my back went out right before our trip, and hours of driving didn't help it, so the great bed was very welcome, as was the tub for soaking. The staff recommended Magic Mountain Massage Therapy which is right next door, and I took a wild leap of faith and went. I do believe Carol saved our trip. She performed magic indeed. So, even if your back doesn't go out, if you are spending time in Dunsmuir, I highly recommend a massage with Carol and then climbing into your comfy bed at the Mossbrae. But don't forget to walk down the street to La Perla de Nayarit Mexican Restaurant and get the Relleno Bowl. OMG! I'm still thinking about it! That in itself is worth a stop in Dunsmuir. We will be back!
I have been a semi-regular customer for well over a year now to usually pretty good to very good results. Saturday July 3rd, however, I ordered the Camarones a la Diabla, which even on their dine-in menu says "served with rice, beans (not refried beans, which is what it actually came with), salad, avocado slices, cucumber, and bell peppers". So, I get my order to go, tipped well, and took it across the street to my store where I am a business neighbor of these people. No salad, avocado slices, bell peppers, or cucumbers to speak of, and as I mentioned, the "beans" (usually red, pinto, or black), were regular old refried beans. $18.99 for this dish. I return and rightfully complain that I want the rest of my order they seem to have forgotten and they act defensive and seem genuinely surprised when I find the not-included items on their dine-in menu, after one of their employees said, "You probably have the old take-out menu." Oh, okay. So, I wait for the manager, who first says, not "We're sorry you are dissatisfied. how can I help you?" as with a normal exchange, but instead asks, "Did you pay already?" "Yes, of course. Paid and then tipped. Done deal." Then he says, "Well, sir, we are working on our menu, so...some items have changed..." seemingly implying that it's normal to falsely advertise items that they then don't include in the dish. I say, "So, it's false advertising, and I want some of my money back" (many people would have asked for a full refund. I think I was VERY fair). He just turns and walks away to "see what I can do", and goes and speaks with the kitchen. After a while I go up and ask, "Do I need to bring my order back here to prove I didn't get like half my order fulfilled?" I mean, really??? I said for expediency's sake, "Can I just get $5.00 back?" and he hands me the $5 and I left. Treating a semi-regular -- or anybody -- like this is incredibly rude and unacceptable. You have a new employee, and he was at least personable and respectful, but the girl who wasn't even serving or helping me was so absolutely defensive, and just sat there repeatedly saying, "Well, our menu has changed, you have the old to-go menu". So, I picked up their dine-in menu again and point out that "salad, avocado slices, cucumbers, and bell peppers" is right on there, in plain sight! So, apparently these people believe it's good business sense to charge relatively high prices, give you a partial, inaccurate order, then question you to see if you've paid, and then use the strange excuse that "We are changing our menu" as if that excuses not including items as described on the menu. So, what you do, then, is block out those things you do not have on offer, and don't engage in false advertising. It's called bad business ethics. Or, are you just bilking the to-go people hoping they don't come back, then treat us like thieves or liars when we do? Ridiculous. I likely won't ever be back.
We had two lunches here on a recent trip. Very good & fresh food, prompt attentive service, quite reasonable prices
I love this place. The food is Very authentic and very delicious. And I’m Mexican so I should know! You will not be sorry eating here and the staff is very friendly. It is a little pricey because it’s a touristy town but it’s the best place around here to eat. My favorite for sure.
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