Tamales Lilianas

I experienced a delicious posole stew. The oregano, cilantro, and chili where comforting memories in every spoonful. The menu was extensive. Known for tamales, truthfully, they were okay just seemed rushed. Still the establishment was worth the drive. Parking can be an issue in the neighborhood. It is a nice walk.

First time here today; and not a good first impression. I ordered the "bistec a la mexicana." First off, the woman who took my order didn't even offer me a seat; not inside, or outside while I waited. I stood there, standing the whole 15-20 minutes. That's bad customer service. There was only two people eating there at 8:30am. Next, I know bistec can be tough and chewy, but they're cooking it, so why was it Too tough to eat? Hardly any of it was edible. Lots of fatty pieces and rough meat. The taste was excellent. The food was hot and fresh. Came with rice, beans,(and those both tasted great) and three corn tortillas. the tortillas were a bit soggy and stuck to one another. Probably because they were hot when they stacked em on top of one another in a foil. The tortillas were good tasting though. Lastly, when the woman brought my order to me, it was upright, but I opened it immediately in the car, and it was to one side and a pretty sloppy presentation. Juice was all mixed in the beans. I'd eventually eat the beans with the juice and meat, but I'm saying, presentation wise. It means everything that when we get our food, it looks presentable and not sloppy. the champurrado I got was very good. So those things didn't make it a good first time experience. Was this worth the $22 I paid for this plate? No. Not very likely to ever go back. I'm sure they have something I'd like. I did think about trying their huevos con toncino. Or their ham and eggs. But for a customer paying $22 for a plate that didn't even give a good portion of sides, meat that wasn't edible, and didn't even get offered a seat to wait, I won't likely go back. First impressions are everything.

I had the Chile relleno and it was soggy and not fresh or made to order. My son had the taquitos plate and he enjoyed the plate, aside from the peas and carrots that they add to there rice which is not typical or real Mexican rice, it should just be rice cooked in tomato sauce. The worse part is that if you pay with a debit or credit card they charge you a 4% additional charge based on your bill today. Which makes no sense because most plates are valued at about 15 to 20 dollar, I would assume that you add that to the price meal, not add it to the total with taxes and then add 4% card fee, on top of my interest rate for using my card to help support there business, definitely not worth it.

First time and I loved it. Food is delicious 😋 you must try it. I'm a very picky person I loved it

I noticed this place when driving through and decided to stop by for lunch.

The parking lot is very tight with only a few spots and getting in and out was quite difficult because many people had large vehicles when I visited (long bed trucks, SUVs and Vans) however, as frustrating as the parking situation was the food was amazing and the staff were all great.

I ordered one if each tamale (8 in total) and I split them with my guest.

We also tried the Chile relleno which was delicious as well.

The tamales were $2.50 each which is about the average now but they were a good size (I'll usually be served a thinner tamale from other restaurants). The red and green salsas they provide were great too and I wish we would have been able to take some home.

For a drink we tied the champurrado which was also quite good.

The atmosphere was welcoming and I look forward to stopping by again some day in the future.

The food was very delicious and had a nice presentation. The service was fast and my server was very nice. They have indoor and outdoor seating and also if you want to order to go. Very family friendly and clean.

Was craving a nice Mexican breakfast its been awhile since we been here food is still great as ever