6 Best Mexican Restaurants in Freeport

“Was cruising through town and saw the truck. Tacos were amazing!“

“Some of the best food and service I’ve had in Freeport since I moved here 4yrs ago. Their food is always amazing and they are always so friendly, also my food is never wrong and I always get exactly what I ordered. With my dietary restrictions accuracy with the customizations to my order are very important and this place has never gotten it wrong and that’s a big deal here in Freeport. If you want the best Mexican food in Freeport this is the place to go!!! I order the Carne Mexicano with a few alterations, no onion, no cilantro, no tomatoes and no cheese but add mushrooms and it’s so good!!! Can’t wait to order again!! I would highly recommend!!! Btw if you like hot salsa ask for the house hot salsa, it’s amazing!!!!“

“Best Breakfast around!!!!“

“Menu is extensive. As anticipated, kids menu has fair reasonable priced smaller portions. I won't order the kids chicken again. It's a lower quality of formed chicken you'd expect. If we want good chicken just order the larger adult portions. Those don't look like pressed sponges.
My daughter now loves horchata. Fast friendly fair service.

Kid-friendliness: Fries with the chicken was great. Seasoned fries.“

“Went here for lunch to catch up with a very good friend of mine and we had a lovely time. The restaurant was small, the other half is a grocery store, ? but don't let that fool you or deter you from coming here to eat a great meal! The waiter was very nice, friendly, and accommodating to us. I had steak nachos, my friend had the largest burrito I've ever seen on a plate and she ate 3/4 of it - I ate almost all of my nachos. I also had a Margarita, and it was very good as well. Decently priced for such great food. I'm going there again one day. Please try this place if you hadn't already!

Parking: The parking lot is off of Galena and Spring streets, so it's difficult to get to, depending on how you're driving to get to it. I suggest that you drive down spring Street to get to it because it's less traffic on that street, whereas on Galena, there's more traffic, and you don't want to cause an accident trying to pull into the parking lot off of that street, in my opinion.“

“The thin crust of their pizzas is way better than other thin crust pizzas I've had across the country. It's thin and crispy but NOT hard to bite through or burnt.
The taco pizza is almost overflowing with toppings so you might make a little mess trying to eat it but it's great. The hamburger pizza my wife ordered was delicious as well.
The restaurant was clean and well maintained and the waitresses were kind and attentive. I'll have to come back across the country and try the mexican food next time, but I'm confident it'll be great.“