Los Volcanes

After seeing the positive reviews on this new restaurant, we had to try it out. We were greeted by friendly staff and seated a comfortable booth. The decorations were spare, but there were many tables and the restaurant itself was very clean. Complementary chips and salsa along with Mexican slaw were brought while we perused the Lunch menu. The salsa was chunky, featuring pieces of onion, cilantro, and fresh jalapeño in a tomato base. Very tasty!We both ordered iced tea, which came in large stains. My husband decided to try the soap with chicken while I ordered the Carnitas burrito on the recommendation of our server, Brayan.My husband enjoyed the soaps, saying they were very tasty. My burrito was huge and chalk full of pretty lean grilled Carnitas, along with whole beans, guacamole, spinach. (upon my request) and salsa. It was topped with a green sauce and cheese. Very filling and very tasty. I am already planning what I will have on our next visit!

Los Volcanes offered some of the most generic Mexican food in town. The decor is severely lacking and was very quiet especially for a weekend night. You are greeted with an 8 page menu where the first offering is hamburgers. The chips and salsa to start were free and tasted like it as well. The pico was completely flavorless and the other salsa was completely average with no real spice. We got some queso which was okay but was that of grocery store queso. For the entree, I got the Burrito Valentina. This was nothing special with under seasoned meat and the rest of the ingredients being about what you'd expect with the exception of the red sauce. The red sauce that smothered the entire burrito was a tomato sauce with either no chilis or very little chilis. It tasted like they dumped a puréed marinara sauce on top of a burrito. Absolutely terrible. We also got the chimichangas which were barely fried and under seasoned. We got one birria taco which was the highlight and the only redeeming item on the menu. Sopapillas were about what you'd expect, not worth recommending. The birria taco showed that there are good items on the menu but it's almost impossible to find on an 8 page menu. If they start seasoning their meat more, add some more spice and chilis, and limit the menu it could work but otherwise you got to get lucky with your food choices.

I hate giving poor reviews. It pains me. But more than that I hate being disappointed. And man was I disappointed.My wife ordered the chicken quesadillas. She said they were pretty good but nothing special. I can tell you for a fact that they were not cooked enough. The chicken was fine but the flour tortilla was barely fried and still softish.I ordered the beef chimichangas. When it came there were two chimichangas on the plate and I knew I would take half of that dish home. Well, I ate half of one and that was all I could stand. It was ground beef. It basically tasted like a variation of Taco Bell taco filling but with a sauce it was in. The tortilla was not cooked enough and was soft after a couple of bites. The rice was undercooked and the refried beans were not good. The high point of the meal was the toasted cheese on the beans.Service was not bad but wasn't very swift either. Two other couples were there when we arrived and their order had been taken. So I don't understand why it took them so long to get back to us. The wait time for the food was acceptable.The decor is sparse with two tiny little TVs on the wall and bland colors in the room. Places like that don't need TVs.Bland appearance and bland food.I'm so tired of being disappointed with restaurants here.Prices are vey affordable.

Went on a snowy day for lunch and it was fairly empty. We ordered the three chicken tacos Al carbon and we both received the beef tacos but it was delicious as well and we were hungry and on a hurry. Good place for something quick, with a relaxed ambiance.

Great new restaurant in Village 7! We've tried the birria, moljacete volcan and flautas and everything was excellent! They also make their corn tortillas in house. Their house salsa and Mexican rice are OK, but the refried beans are amazing! The restaurant is very clean and the staff are friendly. We've been in twice so far and this is our new go to spot for authentic Mexican food.

I've been to this restaurant twice in the past week. It is an awesome Mexican food restaurant. They have great service very reasonable priced menus. I recommend this is a go to place for awesome food and service.Located at the S/W corner of N. Carefree and Oro Blanco, in the shopping center strip mall.

Beyond fantastic food and people!! All the staff were so friendly and the food was magnificent!! Their chile rellano was pure joy my favorite one I've had here. Highly recommend and yes went twice in one week

If you call yourself a fan of Al pastor, this place easily has one of the best tacos Al pastor in the springs! Service is always quick, drinks are amazing (with plenty of variety like Prickly Pear!), and the menu is huge. This is my third time here and I consider myself a regular now!

Food was amazing! Fresh, homemade corn tortillas! 32 Oz Corona. Staff and patrons super friendly!

My wife and I went here a few days ago and it was great. The food was delicious and had a great presentation. The flavor was not the ordinary Mexican restaurant flavor. It was rich and Smokey from the beans, rice, and the entrée was even more. The restaurant was clean and had an openness seating area. There was not a commotion of tv's playing loud, just a soft Latin music playing where you can enjoy your meal and the company you're eating with. The service was great, never ran out of drinks. We were checked on often if we needed anything. Once our order was taking it didn't take long until our order came. We will definitely go back!