El Charrito

Walking in the door the place was very welcoming. The lady that helped me was very friendly. I ordered Togo. The food isn't as good as being in El Paso but it's good for as far away from Mexico it is. Definitely recommend. I'll probably eat in next time.

This place was a great local find on my work trip. The service was fast and friendly. They have excellent food and drinks. I was mostly surprised at the reasonable prices. The food here is fresh, delicious, and seems like a bargain compared to other places. Don't let the prices fool you, the food is excellent. The menu is extensive and they have about anything you could want. I had the chile poblano appetizer and enchiladas. The portions are huge and I skipped the chips/salsa. I'm stuffed and can't wait to visit again.

One of the best finds! Food was tasty and hot. Our server was nice. We tried a little bit of pork , chicken and beef. All good

Never ever go backAsk to see what the ground beef looks likeOrdered #1 lunch special and it was special all right What is was not was ground beef it was sand it was gross Find a real place

Order burrito Ground beef very over ground with NO seasonings it was #1 on lunch menu it was ground up sand it said ground beef on menu THATs A LIE BE VERY CAREFUL EATING HERE

This place is dirty which I am willing to overlook if the food is good. The menu is a bit boring compared to some of the specialties at other local restaurants. The food could have been warmer and there were tomatoes in everything. They put lettuce on top of most dishes like they have something to hide. I did not hate the food but it was forgettable and I have no clue why this place has the ratings it does. My margarita was warm and not even moderately strong. The biggest issue is the service. I know you are probably overworked and understaffed but it was rude and not attentive. If you are paying attention: Smiling and being polite equals a better tip.

After a frustrating afternoon trying to find anything of interest foodwise open on Sunday near downtown Mansfield, we finally decided to just head towards the freeway to see what derelicts of American fast food decorated the concretescape.When we were about a mile from the intersection, my copilot (who had been immersed in her phone searches) called out, "Hey, there's a Mexican place open up here near the freeway. You wanna check it out?"Damn straight, I did.And, we were able to find it...hidden near the top of a hill in a cluster of chain motels scattered about like condos in a Colorado ski town.Not knowing what to expect, when we walked in, our depression was instantly transformed into joy. It was colorful, traditional Mexican music was playing, there were signs announcing local charity events, and a hostess greeted us like we were old friends.Once seated, we needed more time (twice!) to explore the menu. So much to choose from, and all of it so tempting. I ordered a beverage to help disguise the water that was threatening to leak out of my mouth. Eventually, we ordered way too much food for much too little money. When the food arrived, the portions were very generous (multiplying our over-ordering). Steaming, aromatic, colorful, and chock full of various ingredients. The spice was just right.Much later in time and number of beverage orders, we reluctantly had to stop. When we left, we were doing the circus box-stacking trick trying to get back to the car with the remainder of our over-order. But not without a warm round of thanks on the way out from just about everybody who worked there.So, if you're visiting Mansfield, or just passing its freeway exit, stop in at El Charrito for a very pleasurable meal. And remember to over-order.*****

I've been there twice since my girlfriend recommended it the service was quick the food portions are great and not pricey

Decent Mexican restaurant, food came out fast, but fajitas had zero flavor and was not hot when it came to the table.

Great food. Great service. The establishment had a very inviting attitude. Definitely worth the drive to get there.