Nachos

I’m visiting family here and my cousin wanted to go to this restaurant. Being Mexican, I was naturally excited to get Mexican food. My first impression was that it took a while for anyone to come and bring us menus, not a problem I thought, maybe they’re just busy somewhere else even though it wasn’t crowded. Then when they did show up what looked exactly like store bought tortilla chips were placed in front of us with salsa that I can only describe as nowhere near the best I’ve ever had. Then when they did take our orders, and I got my food my carne asada burrito was just a burrito filled with ground beef and nothing else. The rice and beans had a burned flavor, but a plus, the green sauce they put on top was actually pretty good. My cousin seemed to like it, but he’s a 15 year old boy that would eat literally anything. Then we had to wait about 10 minutes after we were done to even see anybody, and that was just because she was cleaning a table nearby and I had to flag her down.
TLDR: Take your money elsewhere, the service and food is terrible. I’m sure there are plenty of other places in town that would gladly give you better service and food.

Best restaurant in the East Mountains by far! Delicious Mexican food and the Carne is to die for!

Chili rellano was yummy; Rice and beans great; Tasty enchiladas; taco a fail. Taco was Taco Bell quality. Sauces were spicy and quite delicious. Atmosphere was nice and service excellent. I would definitely come back.

I haven’t tried anything else here but the Carne adobada with red chile is excellent, service was fine and the salsa they bring out is pretty good as well. Overall, pretty nice.

Atrocious food and service. We were in town from Santa Fe and decided to give it a try. We had to ask for refills on our drinks and we never received our check. We had to request to pay and we should’ve walked out.

I received a recommendation for Nacho’s Mexican Restaurant from a local as «the place» for Mexican food in Moriarity. Sorry to say, I was disappointed.
Wanting a light lunch, I ordered iced tea & a quesedilla. The quesedilla cheese tasted *moldy* and the tortilla was tough. The iced tea was ordinary Lipton’s instant from what I could taste. The one thing I can give them credit for is that the quesedilla & tea servings were sufficiently large to make a decent size meal. They did not scrimp on quantity, with the exception of the puny bowl of tasty salsa that barely sufficed for the basket of rather thick heavy tortilla chips. I did not try getting more salsa, even though I liked it, because I noted extra salsa is charged for according to the menu.
A different dish may have garnered better results, but I don’t intend to eat here again to find out. There is another Mexican eatery right across the street & several others in the Moriarity and Edgewood area, so I will place them ahead of Nacho’s as my eatery of choice when I am next in this area.
The décor in Nacho’s is merely okay & service was minimally attentive. Waitress was not notably friendly or professional. She looked bored, tired, or both.
The men’s restroom was terrible. Urine on the toilet lid (yeah, I know that is some customer’s doing, but staff is responsible for condition of the premises) and the fixture itself was old, worn, had broken fittings, and was in need of repair or replacement. The bolts holding the lid were loose or stripped, so the lid wobbled & slid around.

We read excellent reviews of this restaurant on Unilocal but had trouble finding it because the address and phone number were wrong. In updating this it seems to have lost all of the other reviews. It’s a great place, the food was wonderful. I had the blue corn chicken enchiladas and my husband had the tamales.
They don’t have a bar, unfortunately. The salsa seemed fresh made although the chips seemed like they could have come from a bag. Bottom line, we were very happy with our meal.