Salvador Cocina Authentic Mexican Food

We came in for a late lunch, It wasn't busy now since everyone probably were done with the lunch rush hour. So it was just me and my dear husband. We enjoyed our food so much. The crew made sure that we get all we need and enjoy their food. I ordered Mariachi tacos and hubby got the spicy ranchero. We had a full belly and is very pleased and satisfied with what we ordered.

(UPDATE) 2nd time was just as good!! Fantastic!! I highly recommend, $20 with tip for excellent food and service! I had beef enchiladas with yellow queso (white was optional) with serving of double rice (subbed beans). The salsa was fresh and on point. If I had one complaint would be my Dr Pepper tasted a lil off but not too bad.(this was fixed on my second visit!)

This dish is a culinary masterpiece, showcasing an authentic taste and flavor that transports you straight to its origin. Every bite is an explosion of carefully balanced spices and fresh ingredients, creating a symphony of sensations that dance across your palate. The rich aroma alone is enough to entice, promising a genuine and unforgettable gastronomic experience.

Really authentic Mexican food spot. Really enjoyed the fresh salsa! It’s sooo good! ☺️ Also had veggie fajitas with corn tortillas, glad they had this option! :)

We tried this Mexican cafe one evening and we really liked the white queso. Littlest Flip Out, in particular, absolutely loved it. I tried their Speedy Gonzalez dinner, which was fajita chicken and rice covered in yellow queso. I wish I had thought to substitute the yellow queso with the white queso. Mrs. Flip Out had the street tacos and they were good. The Littles enjoyed their tacos. Our waitress was the only server the night we were there and she did an excellent job staying on top of making sure we and everyone else had what we needed. Don’t forget to check out the world’s largest peanut monument down the street if you stop in at Salvador Cocina.