Tacos OJ

Good breakfast burritos, service was a little slow. Make sure to ask for sauces they didn't include any.

Never been so disappointed. We ordered queso that was water white cheese and had to ask twice for it. Then after ordering our meals( waitress/ manager)not knowing any detail on food it took an hour of politely asking and waiting. Finally I asked one more time and waited another 5 minutes and we walk up to the register and they tried to make us pay for food we didn't get. I never walk out of places. But this one take the award Beware don't eat here! Unless you like the abuse of a grumpy manager and never getting your food.

Oh god NO!Greasy chips started us out.Then we ordered gordita plate,the waitress said we could only have Two different gordita out of the 3.. WTF?After waiting the waitress came back and said we could NOT have the one different gordita,it had to be the same. Ok fine We waited and waited and waited.The two women that were seated at the same time as us checked out..Our waitress told us one more minute.We waited Gorditas are really no different than tacos. Come on it's not hard dish..We waited.Then we left.Don't bother with me his place..Oh! By the way the chili con queso is powdered or tasted like it .Even addinging tons of green salsa didn't oof it up. Ugh.Avoid Add: oh the ambience was nothing but warning signs on what you can't do.. Blech

One of the better places we stopped on our way through Texas! The service was nice and friendly, they all carry Mexican Coke (in bottles). Nice serving of chips, don't miss the queso. It was a huge bowl that was nice and filling. Tacos and enchiladas were great, as were the beans and rice. We would come back through on another visit!

Hungry in the middle of now, then this is your spot. Super huge selection of a menu and beer to boot. Friendly service that was quick and delicious, portions are pretty large I couldn't even finish my meal, can't wait for our next stop in

Quiet. Server was attentive and good taste excellent. Served sizzling hot. Chips and salsa good, salsa somewhat spicy. I will be back.

Tacos are amazing, queso is like Tex-mex style. Staff was attentive and the restaurant is clean

Came here for a late lunch/early dinner on the drive back from Big Bend to Austin. Our expectations for food were pretty low on this stretch of the drive, but we were pleasantly surprised with the experience we had here!Most of the restaraunts here and in other nearby towns had similar feels, so we chose here on the basis of their incredibly long menu. I had the Enchiladas Montadas, the combination of runny eggs on top of enchiladas sounded intriguing and different than I would usually find at restaraunts in Austin.Our first takeaway was that you get phenomenal bang for your buck, even taking into account that you're nowhere near a major city. Part of my reasoning for choosing the enchiladas was they fell on the cheaper end of the menu, since I didn't want to overstuff myself before another long drive, but I was certainly mistaken. If you go for any of the larger plates I'd expect to bring some home, even if you come super hungry. The quality of the food was strong across the board. Nothing where you would go out of your way to come here, but I'd feel pretty confident you'll come away satisfied with whatever you order.Overall I think this is an excellent spot if you find yourself hungry on a long drive across I-10.

It's hard not to be impressed by this hidden gem in an unassuming truck stop town. Don't be fooled by the dirt parking lot. The soul of Juarez lives deep in the flavors of each dish here. Personally I stop here for the Birria tacos each time I drive through. Ask for extra salsa, then dunk each bite in either the perfectly balanced au jus or in house made salsa and you will understand. The friendly and helpful staff is always nearby to accommodate as needed. I feel justified in the act of over tipping at this establishment as the food quality quietly commands attention without begging for it. I hope the chef there reads this one day and decides to open up a spot in cave creek AZ, as we are in desperate need of really good Mexican food. Or at least sell me the recipes so I can give it go! :-)

Lucked into this place on our way thru town and was well fed, real MX food, - amazingly delicious chile relleno, and a nice staff, but was especially happy to find a big parking lot where our 13'6" rig could park safely w/o snagging overhead lines. If you're RVing, and if you like Mexican food, stop here. (btw, OJ stands for Ojinaga, MX, hometown of the owner, and not the man.)