Mucho Amigo Taqueria

Made up my own burrito and it was so yummy, fresh and it was cooked well.

This is the same establishment as Taqueria Serralta. For the low price, this place tastes great, and the staff is very helpful and friendly. Try the many tacos they have for only $ 1.35, it’s a great bargain.

Fun little neighborhood joint with authentic mexican food, sorry no chips and salsa. I did drive by the other day and they have a liquor license application sign in the window, so they should have cerveza soon!

Awesome place. Will definitely be back to check out the other offerings. Lots of good looking choices that aren’t regularly found in a standard taco shop.

What does this place and Pearl Harbor have in common? Never again! Never again! Truly a hole in the wall. The restaurant is very small, dirty, falling apart and hard to identify from the street. The menu is small, but adequate if you’re craving a burrito (which I was). When I placed my order, the woman who was working that day asked me to repeat me order three times and took about 2 minutes to write down my order, which was: Chicken burrito and Al Pastor Burrito. Not too difficult. I waited at the site for about 20 minutes for my food to be prepared and then took it home to eat. The burrito came with a small side of tortilla chips, which were stale and a small side of salsa. It was instantly obvious that the salsa was made with canned tomatoes and tasted bland and tinny at best. The burrito rice smelled old and was too-​watery and again, canned tomatoes used. Those flavors were masked by over-​spicyness which I found very odd in a chicken burrito. I ate about 4 bites and then threw it out, fearing that I’d get sick if I ate more. Not ever going back.

Mucho Amigo is not a #2 special with rice and beans kind of place. This true hole in the wall offers Yucatan inspired dishes such as my favorite: Panuchos (I suggest with chicken) that comes with a very flavorable pepper sauce. The tamales are different than what you’d find at the farmer’s market. They offer a number of dishes I haven’t found anywhere else. The only miss after working the entire menu over ten years has been the nachos. Stop in, watch some soccer or telenovela on the Mexican channel, and sate yourself for $ 6