Overall pretty good food. It is a bit pricey but tasted good. Service was good and friendly. Seating was good. The grocery market next door was great. If you want a supermercado worth visiting in Minnesota that's the one for options.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Corrado Russo
Ok food.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Jordan L
Great on all accounts. Just off the highway convenient, prices are what you would expect, quality is great.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Birgitta Sundstrom
I had been going to another place for tacos al pastor and decided to try this place. Just wow! These are the best tacos al pastor in the twin cities. They are not greasy and don’t have chunks of fat like another popular place does. And the flavor… oh wow. I seriously felt like I was back in Cuernavaca getting tacos on the street. They were just amazing.
Everyone is so nice there and food came up quickly for how busy they are. You can order in advance and all if you’re in a hurry just call them. They will be ready by the time you get there.
I also had the flan. The big piece of flan. Oh yummy for my tummy! A little spendy for the piece but oh wow was it good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Titan Wang
Ordered Enchiladas and three Babarcoa tacos, taste is good. Taco is pretty small, you may need 5-6 pieces for lunch/dinner. A place worth to try different things
This place is a must-visit for one reason: the burrito suizo with barbacoa. It’s absolutely incredible—smothered in a rich, flavorful sauce, and so massive it could easily feed two (but you’ll want it all to yourself). The atmosphere is very relaxed, and it’s great for families with kids, which can be hard to find sometimes.
The only drawback is the parking—it’s a bit of a challenge, especially during busy times. But trust me, that burrito is worth the effort to snag a spot. Five stars for a single dish that keeps me coming back every time!
Parking: Crazy. Really crowded and chaotic parking lot. Really the worse part about the whole place.
Kid-friendliness: Great for kids! Relaxed and inviting feel with lots of young families eating there.
Wheelchair accessibility: Accessible but very difficult to maneuver when it is crowded.
First visit was average. Ordered a carne asada burrito and bottle of coke. Cost was $17-18, which is a little bit more than expected and more than comparable restaurants. Inside the burrito, meat was good as was the rice and beans. But it was stuffed with a lot of lettuce and sour cream, which I don't care for in a burrito. Like Midwest-Mexican and honestly probably most Minnesotans prefer that, but you aren't going to get that where I'm from. Pretty small handful of chips. Red and green salsas were good. Tortilla below average. It was filling. The plated meals looked better and I may go back for something different or whatever Guy Fieri ordered, but I'm probably not rushing back. It is probably not too fair to judge too much, based on what I ordered, but if you are looking for a simple burrito for lunch, it was a bit overpriced and there are some better options not too far away. Staff was friendly and front-of-house spoke both Spanish and English. A fair amount of seating and parking and staff were keeping the dining area clean.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Luz Froemming
Update!! I said I wouldn't come back, after half a year I was around, and I wanted to give it another chance, I went back and bought chilaquiles, I asked to add meat and they charged me 7 dollars more in total I paid 19.87 for some chilaquiles and if that is the price it's fine, but the Rice tasted like plastic, and it was a small portion of food.
I bought a seafood broth and it was the worst food I have ever bought, the soup had some strange white balls, the potatoes and carrots were so big that it looked more like a vegetable broth than seafood, it only came with two shrimp and one piece or two of fish. I couldn't make a complaint because I ordered it to go and I realized while I was at home, I hadn't had a problem with other dishes but I am so angry that I have decided not to buy there again. What a disappointment!
Food: 1
Sonia Jones
Bad food,no good flavors sorry is was my first time in here!!
Food: 1
Recommended dishes: Carnitas
Keenan Olson
Best affordable mexican food in Minnesota. Too bad the service has fallen off so hard in the past couple years. Forgetting food from your orders and making you wait 30 minutes or more after ordering ahead and being told when to arrive to pick up your food incorrectly. Catering $200 order for a party half an hour late. It will be a while before we try Andale again.
Overall pretty good food. It is a bit pricey but tasted good. Service was good and friendly. Seating was good. The grocery market next door was great. If you want a supermercado worth visiting in Minnesota that's the one for options.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Ok food.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Great on all accounts. Just off the highway convenient, prices are what you would expect, quality is great.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I had been going to another place for tacos al pastor and decided to try this place. Just wow! These are the best tacos al pastor in the twin cities. They are not greasy and don’t have chunks of fat like another popular place does. And the flavor… oh wow. I seriously felt like I was back in Cuernavaca getting tacos on the street. They were just amazing.
Everyone is so nice there and food came up quickly for how busy they are. You can order in advance and all if you’re in a hurry just call them. They will be ready by the time you get there.
I also had the flan. The big piece of flan. Oh yummy for my tummy! A little spendy for the piece but oh wow was it good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ordered Enchiladas and three Babarcoa tacos, taste is good. Taco is pretty small, you may need 5-6 pieces for lunch/dinner. A place worth to try different things
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Great Food and Great Service!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amazing, authentic Mexican food!!! Truly delicious stuff
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tacos Tacos Tacos De Carne Asada, Salsa, Carnitas, Burritos
Everything very good but a very small parking lot
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Barbacoa
Every time we pass thru the MSP area, this is a must stop. Their chilaquiles are to die for.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Food was amazing. Service was just so so.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
This place is a must-visit for one reason: the burrito suizo with barbacoa. It’s absolutely incredible—smothered in a rich, flavorful sauce, and so massive it could easily feed two (but you’ll want it all to yourself). The atmosphere is very relaxed, and it’s great for families with kids, which can be hard to find sometimes.
The only drawback is the parking—it’s a bit of a challenge, especially during busy times. But trust me, that burrito is worth the effort to snag a spot. Five stars for a single dish that keeps me coming back every time!
Parking: Crazy. Really crowded and chaotic parking lot. Really the worse part about the whole place.
Kid-friendliness: Great for kids! Relaxed and inviting feel with lots of young families eating there.
Wheelchair accessibility: Accessible but very difficult to maneuver when it is crowded.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Burrito Suizo, Carnitas, Burritos
First visit was average. Ordered a carne asada burrito and bottle of coke. Cost was $17-18, which is a little bit more than expected and more than comparable restaurants. Inside the burrito, meat was good as was the rice and beans. But it was stuffed with a lot of lettuce and sour cream, which I don't care for in a burrito. Like Midwest-Mexican and honestly probably most Minnesotans prefer that, but you aren't going to get that where I'm from. Pretty small handful of chips. Red and green salsas were good. Tortilla below average. It was filling. The plated meals looked better and I may go back for something different or whatever Guy Fieri ordered, but I'm probably not rushing back. It is probably not too fair to judge too much, based on what I ordered, but if you are looking for a simple burrito for lunch, it was a bit overpriced and there are some better options not too far away. Staff was friendly and front-of-house spoke both Spanish and English. A fair amount of seating and parking and staff were keeping the dining area clean.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Update!! I said I wouldn't come back, after half a year I was around, and I wanted to give it another chance, I went back and bought chilaquiles, I asked to add meat and they charged me 7 dollars more in total I paid 19.87 for some chilaquiles and if that is the price it's fine, but the Rice tasted like plastic, and it was a small portion of food.
I bought a seafood broth and it was the worst food I have ever bought, the soup had some strange white balls, the potatoes and carrots were so big that it looked more like a vegetable broth than seafood, it only came with two shrimp and one piece or two of fish. I couldn't make a complaint because I ordered it to go and I realized while I was at home, I hadn't had a problem with other dishes but I am so angry that I have decided not to buy there again. What a disappointment!
Food: 1
Bad food,no good flavors sorry is was my first time in here!!
Food: 1
Recommended dishes: Carnitas
Best affordable mexican food in Minnesota. Too bad the service has fallen off so hard in the past couple years. Forgetting food from your orders and making you wait 30 minutes or more after ordering ahead and being told when to arrive to pick up your food incorrectly. Catering $200 order for a party half an hour late. It will be a while before we try Andale again.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 1
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