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Best Mexican restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mexican food in Woods Cross. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mexican restaurants near you.. Woods Cross is a city in Davis County, Utah, United States. It is part of the Ogden–Clearfield, Utah Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 9,761 as of the 2010 census, with an estimated population in 2014 of 11,097. Woods Cross is named after Daniel Wood, an early settler.
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10. Tacos El Morro Truck
Reviewed By weasels2
This Mexican food truck has outstanding burritos and they are only 5 bucks! You must watch closely as the food truck sits back off the highway, in the parking lot of mom/pop businesses. The day I visited, the older gentleman that took my order was delightful. He spoke with a heavy accent, but was helpful, explaining the sauces and salsas that were available. The green sauce was delicious. I ordered the chicken burrito and it was more than enough for lunch that day. His sign proclaims the best tacos in Utah. I bought 4 of those (also $5) and ate them later. They were OK but the burritos were the best. His menu is limited, but the food is good and very inexpensive. There are tables to sit at located behind the truck that are covered. If you're in the area, STOP. Best lunch I had in West Bountiful, Utah.
9. Del Taco
Reviewed By CLC48
The del beef burritos are consistently quite good. Del Taco is not top of the line Mexican, but it is reasonably priced and that is very attractive for a family.
8. Taco Bell
Find your nearby Taco Bell at 509 West 500 South in Bountiful. We're serving all your favorite menu items, from classic burritos and tacos, to new favorites like the $5 Double Stacked Tacos Box, Crunchwrap Supreme, Fiesta Taco Salad, and Chalupa Supreme.
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor reviewer on Facebook
While this obviously isn't a fancy sit down restaurant I felt that Taco bell, the first major open late fast food joint, deserved a spot. While Taco Bell is well known for its variety of tasty Mexican-American meals, the Chalupas with Chicken and their special Baja sauce are by far my favorite. Another thing that I am obsessed with Taco Bell is their unique Mt. Dew flavor Baja Blast. This was a promotional Dew flavor that is owned by Taco Bell and was intended to be a temporary flavor. However the extreme popularity of this flavor has now given it a permanent spot in all of Taco Bell's soda machines. I actually debate with myself whether this flavor is better than the original Mt. Dew. Forget livewire, Code Red, Pitch Black, or all those other wierd flavors. Only the Gamer Fuel and Baja Blast flavors are worth of mention. This drink alone is often the reason I keep coming back to the lost but not forgotten restaurant of that notorious little Chihuahua.
7. Beto's
Reviewed By Kevin R
My bride wanted to do a "quick" meal for us, and brought home Beto's. I was pleasantly surprised. The taste was excellent. The price was certainly affordable and then some. It made for a great dinner, and then enough left over, for lunch the next day!
6. El Matador Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 129 reviews
El Matador specializes in variety. From the colors of red peppers and yellow rice, to the sounds of sizzling fajitas and nacho chips being crunched, we established El Matador to import a Mexican dining experience. Crowd favorites include the Veracruz, a m
Reviewed By 73-Charger-SE
We have generally had good service when we go to El Matador restaurant, but tonight Jessie was exceptionally good in taking care of our family. We ordered tons of salsa and chips before our meal came out and she kept us stocked because there were 10 of us and two babies and they were moderately busy that night. Our group ordered everything from tacos, burritos, enchiladas, shrimp, and salads. She kept our drinks full and brought our meals all together in a timely manner fresh and hot. We love Bill matador restaurant, it is our go to Mexican place for good food. I must admit, I like their salsa more than anything else on this planet.
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5. Costa Vida
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Laid-back counter-serve Mexican chain with Baja-style tacos & burritos plus gluten-free options. Ultimate fresh mex made your way - exactly as you love it!
Reviewed By Azsunshinelover
This is a review for the Costa Vida in Centerville. The food was tasteless, overpriced and made with cheap ingredients all poorly executed. Service was worse than the food. They were slow, unfriendly and have a "we don't give a s--t" attitude.
4. Cafe Rio
Overall Ratings
3 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By TCWRetail
New take on Mexican. Fresh ingredients, homemade tortillas, fast service. Friendly staff. Dine in or take out.
3. Taco Time
Reviewed By Bigredmachine
There is probably not a single thing on the Taco Time menu that would be served in a typical household in Mexico, BUT Taco Time's food is terrific anyway. As far as fast food American style Mexican eats go, you canât beat the flavor of their tacos and crisp meat and bean burritos. And the Taco Time hot sauce is iconic. The best item on the menu is the sweet pork burrito in a whole wheat tortilla. Taco Time has created it's own class of fast food; it not necessarily Mexican, but it is excellent ...Mexicallent?
2. Lorena's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By dennisf918
This place serves classic Mexican-American cuisine. Everything tastes great. Chicken chimichanga smothered in chili verde sauce. Beef burrito smothered in chili colorado. Each came with rice and beans and shredded iceberg lettuce.
1. Chile Amor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By toastynate
Ever adventurous, I will frequently look for a new place to try, and often to the chagrin of those with me, Iâm always an advocate of the classic hole-in-the-wall. This place had all the earmarks of being good: the funky little building, odd location, and small-time vibe. Unfortunately, it failed to deliver. The place itself is somewhat of an awkward building, build into a hill alongside an RV repair shop. An attempt was made for the interior to be stylish and cutesy, and it almost pulls it off, but a stand up drink cooler being used as an extra fridge for ingredients in the dining area, along with a halfhearted attempt at decoration ruined the feel. The chips were good, with a little seasoning and almost enough salt. The salsa, however, was very unremarkable, and tasted like something store bought, rather than homemade. The chile verde sauce is excellent and should be smeared on everything, including you face. The burrito was almost delicious thanks to the verde sauce and decent carne asada but failed in the end due to being filled with a lot of rice and little else. The side of rice and refried beans were nothing special. The corn salad was good, but you only got two bites worth on your plate. Thankfully, there was a big serving of really good guacamole. All would be forgiven if it was cheap, posing as decent food for a good value, but I paid $12 for a burrito filled with entirely too much rice. And the amazing verde sauce? A sneaky EXTRA $2 on top of that. I left almost full and almost satisfied. Almost.
