Mercado Plaza Del Sol

Ok, so when my total was given to me I was a bit surprised, haha. Like what the heck?! It's a lot of money, lol. When I got my food and got back to the office and we opened our food containers, the price was justified, haha. The food is amazingly delicious and the servings are huge. The service was a bit slow as they were busy at 9 am. That's how crazy good this place is. But the cashier was super nice. It seems like a good environment to socialize also. They have a salsa bar with some taco toppings. All in all. It's a good restaurant. So good that I drove from North Phoenix to Chandler to try this place.

Mexican food of the Gods,Let me start by saying that from all the places I been in the valley, and tried multiple traditional dishes made in Mexico, this is the place to eat.Since I moved from California, this is one of my favorite places to eat food from back home (Guadalajara).They have so many options, with mouth watering flavor. Tacos? You name it, asada, chorizo, cabeza, buche, tripas, pastor and so on....My favorite choices from the menu are Carne en su Jugo (just like home) and Burrito of Asada/Tripas and beans (American/Mexican dish).I would advice you to spice it up and try all the menu, very good choices.Will keep coming back!Gracias and provecho!!

A small indoor shopping district that also houses a cell phone shop, a bookstore, and a clothing shop. We sat down at the indoor restaurant and ordered carnitas which were pretty flavorful and sat down at one of the benches in the wide open area for seating. There is a big screen TV which everyone seemed to have been watching intently. We watched a couple of kids from the hair salon a few steps away wrestle over a ball. For some reason, in the back it also doubles as a daycare for children?What I did find refreshing was the horchata and snow cone that I ordered. On the side of the restaurant there is an ice cream stand that serves fruit juices and snow cones of all flavors. Anyone that sells snow cones is okay in my book. There was also some small clothing stores inside but nothing that I would really go out of my way to return to again. It was strange because everything was so small inside.

I really love their carne asada, cabeza, and lengua soft tacos. They have a salsa and veggie bar which is nice! Their pickled onions and cabbage is fresh! Their chips and salsa is delicious. You know the place is good when you try their homemade salsa. The only thing thing is it takes a long time to get our food. They have Mexican ice cream, juice, and dessert next door!

The tacos are the most authentic I've had since moving back from Mexico. The sign outside announces Tapatío (Guadalajara style) cuisine and they deliver. The fantastic menu includes dishes you won't see elsewhere in the East Valley. I've been here two weeks in a row and can't wait to come back again to try all of my favorites. Be sure to try the tejuino! It's an acquired taste for many, but so worth it.

The best Mexican food in Chandler! I am from Guadalajara and this restaurant has most of my hometown delicious food, including the torta ahogada that I highly recommend and also the pozole served in the weekends. It is not fancy but very decent also this place is most of the times full, just be patient because their food is all worth it!

I was shocked at how good this place is. My husband and I were initially across the street because we had planned to get korean food for dinner, but when we saw the posted sign that it was "closed for summer break" we looked around for alternatives. That's when we saw this mercado. I ordered the vallarta burrito and my husband ordered the tapatio enchiladas. After a bit of time, my husband looked at me and said "It's taking a while... that means it's going to be good." He was right. This is not a fast food place. The portions were huge.. we stuffed ourselves, and there were still leftovers for tomorrow. Definitely going back. Maybe also picking up a pinata while I'm there.

Cool little spot with various shops. They have a stand that does money orders. Star of this market is Tortas Ahogadas Guadalajara. Tortas are sandwiches for those who aren't sure. The Torta Cubana is the best! It has breaded beef, el pastor (seasoned pork), ham, cheese, refried beans, lettuce, tomato and onion. I add jalapeño.

Food is really good . I always get the tacos but ive had the torta n "taquitos" n those r good too. My dad always gets the torta ahogada he loves it. I'm most often in there for the tostilocos from "Las Tres Cruzes". That little place sells a variety of delicious snacks including Thrifty's ice cream (yess!!!), snow cones, nachos, Agua de horchata, tortas, lots of candy, and i think Champurrado too. The owner is really nice and the prices are good. Ill be back soon!