Azadero Mexican Grill

We have been coming here since the location was a different restaurant under a different name. The food at Azadero didn't disappoint. I ordered the caldo de camarón (shrimp stew) and it was very delicious. It has great flavor. It is piping hot when it first arrives at your table and comes with freshly made corn tortillas. The camarones al mojo de ajo looked delicious as well and come with tortillas. The only thing that was a little odd were the enchiladas michoacanas. They are essentially fried tortillas dipped in red chile folded like tacos, with a sprinkle of cheese inside - I've had Michoacán enchiladas dozens of times but never like this...they were interesting and different, when you order them with chicken, they don't come with chicken inside, they come with 2 drumsticks on the side. The restaurant was packed around 12:30pm - 1 pm. We had to wait about 5 - 10 mins to be seated and it got really packed as we were waiting. Service was good overall.

Food was good but service wasn't there . They brought my daughter's plate first and I asked for utensils and the waitress asked for what . Ask for an extra plate and for a birria taco and she brought me a bowl . She seemed bothered when I asked for a a plate not a bowl. Birria consome was mediocre.

The posole meat was super hard and rubbery. Don't recommend. The chicken taquitos were good tho.

The food is terrible when they bring the food was so cold the enchiladas were just tortillas no meat inside or cheese the carne asada was terrible with a lot of nerve the service never came out to ask if we need anything

Para comenzar la espera es un poquito larga. Los Chepo eran una delicia, las enchiladas un 7/10 los tacos de birria un 10/10 agua Chile no es típico agua chile mas bien parece un ceviche picoso, pero delicioso. Lo único que me pareció muy mal es el servicio de las muchachas Parecía que les molestaba atender igual como comenté la espera era larga para todo nada que ver con el servicio de asadero en Anaheim, sinceramente..

Came here to try the Mexican Michoacan Enchiladas. The red sauce used was traditional but the filling was not w what I was used to. The filling was chopped fresh onion and cotija cheese. I wish the filling was something different. The Serve was Excellent though! Next time I will try the pozole.

The food was great, very hot and freshly made.The waitress was very patient.And the place was very clean.I absolutely came here to judge the place.

10/10 would recommend to anyone the taste is very authentic and savory ,and solid pricing for the amount of food given .Definitely a must try.

Been here a couple times. Once for lunch and once for breakfast. Feel like they open a little late for breakfast at 9am. We asked for Cafe de hoya, had to send it back two times. The taste was regular coffee both times so we just kept it and young girl server didn't seem like she wanted to be there. Needless to say service was not what you would expect. Enchiladas are good, Chilaquiles not so much. A hand full of tortilla chips with green sauce on top and an egg. Maybe not a good place for chilaquiles. Ambiance is good.

Food was cold and it didn't taste to good it was tasted like lemon a lot which was kinda crazy and my parents are from Michoacán and i even went there for a trip and the food did not taste how it did over there very disappointing because i love the food from over there but it tasted weird here i don't recommend anything from here and the food kinda tasted like it was reheatedLa comida estaba fría y no tenía muy buen sabor, sabía mucho a limón, lo cual era un poco loco y mis padres son de Michoacán e incluso fui allí de viaje y la comida no sabía como allá, muy decepcionante porque me encanta la comida de allá, pero aquí sabía raro, no recomiendo nada de aquí y la comida sabía como si hubiera sido recalentada.