Sotelo’s Mexican food

This is a relatively newer Mexican restaurant and it is great. It's a clean facility with indoor and outdoor seating, and the food is excellent. Don't come here expecting your big-chain Mexican foods, what you'll find is fully authentic Tacos, Sopes, Gorditas, and Quesadillas that are full of flavor and made fresh after you order. Definitely make time to stop by if you're in town.

Very tasty. Needed a quick light dinner and this did the trick. Tip is to order a few things to share. Portions aren't huge which is nice. Lots of hot sauce choices if you need to add heat. Highly recommend.

Great fresh food. Their corn tortillas are amazing. The restaurant was clean, the staff was friendly. There were also great views.

Authentic Mexican food! Best in the area. Owners are wonderful and friendly. I got one sopes, and it's huge and delicious. They have pozole on the weekends too! You must stop here.

EXELLENT FOOD, VERY FRIENDLY PERSONAL. VERY CLEAN PLEASE. TACOS OF ASADA AND PASTOR ARE AWESOME. TORTILLAS FOR TACOS ARE HAND MADE.

WOW! Great authentic Mexican food. As soon as you walk in to the restaurant you get the delightful smell of the fresh tortilla masa cooking. Loved the sound of them laying the fresh Carne Asada on the grill. Everything about the restaurant is great. From the fresh food to the friendly smiles. 10/10 would recommend. Everything is amazing so its really difficult pick a favorite. I would recommend trying the Fresh Gorditas, and their amazing homemade desserts.

The food is quite good, but... The portions are small, especially considering the price. And the guacamole is anything but. It’s more of a tomato and onion salsa that _happens_ to have avocado. But there’s so little avocado it’s maybe the 4th or 5th most common ingredient. It was good, but it should 100% NOT be advertised as “guacamole”. Disappointing, especially considering it was $5.

Food tasted good. However, the prices were horrible. We paid $32 for 2 burritos with beans, carne asada, cheese, sour cream, and lettuce. The beans and carne asada were original ingredients for a $14 burrito still overpriced so we paid $3 each for a half a tablespoon of sour cream, less than 1 oz of cheese and small amount of lettuce less than what taco bell puts on a taco. There were also tomatoes on the burritos which we didn't ask for and weren't listed on the menu. Furthering the disappointment, the cheese sour cream and lettuce as well as the unwanted tomatoes were not inside the burritos. They were on top of them. i could understand a small amount of those things on top to make the dish look nice. This is what i thought it was until i started eating mine After taking off everything on top because tomatoes are disgusting and they were under everything else. So essentially we paid $32 for meat and beans in a tortilla with a bit of garnish thrown on top.

Cost of food vs quantity isn’t proportionate. Paying overpriced cost for a meal isn’t the issue... but the following is: Super nachos served missing the quac and cheese; food wasn’t hot, and we were the only ones in the restaurants. Quesadillas are made out of 2 flour taco tortillas, and the chicken quesadilla isn’t grilled, it’s shredded. The cheese on the super nachos and super fries is the same nacho cheese you can get on your food from the local gas stations. 3 stars for cleanliness and polite reception upon entry.

Cheese quesadilla $8. No lettuce, sour cream, or guacamole like the menu states. You get a teaspoon of cheese in a plain tortilla that isn’t even crisp. Save your money and go somewhere where they give you food. Also got a $5 tostada that wasn’t worth it. I’m dead serious when I say that I would have done better at a Taco Bell.