New ownership but using same recipes. The food is good but they're using way less meat in everything they serve now. Cashier was friendly and helpful. They got new digital menus and a payment system that's is much more modern. The decor is mostly the same inside and out. All in all for the price it's good but they definitely need to go back to the old meat portion sizes otherwise it's a ripoff.

Came here to try this place out. I am not disappointed with their food. Service was a bit slow for they had a large order but under staff. The location is quite small that can accommodate 25+ guests. Will be back again try it if you're intown.

Rudy sold the place or partnered. He's no longer manning the counter and hanging up phones for call in orders. The place is cleaned up with fresh paint and a little update. The kitchen staff is still the same crew. The menu is the same. The service is faster. The food is sorta the same. The hot sauce is still spicy Buuut there is something missing. Something a little different. The taste of the food and hot sauce is just slightly not the same. The hard taco shell is not the same. Food isn't as salty. But not as yummy as I remember it. My daily go to will bow be reduced to periodic.

I used to eat here weekly growing up in the 90's. I haven't been back in 20+ years but I tried it again today and it tastes just like I remember! Prices are a bit different though. The gravy and the shredded beef is just like it was back in 1995!

Taqueria Yvette is another small hole in the wall place located adjacent to a Dollar General store. The food may look plain, but it's got it where it counts-it hits the taste buds. My order tip would be to get the tamale with red sauce. The tamale itself is 2X The normal size and can be ordered a la carte or with rice and refried beans. I took the meal and it's hearty. We shared a burrito, chimichanga and some tacos. It wasn't cheap, but it met our standards for good food and worth the visit. We will visit again.

The service is personal, the owners work here and they are not in a rush so slow down and enjoy! The ambiance feels very similar to that of a taqueria in Mexico. Nothing fancy here! The food is absolutely delicious! True, authentic, freshly made, delicious food! Prices are tad on the high side compared to competitors, however this locally owned mom and pop shop can throw down with the food! $50 for two people including meals and non alcoholic drinks, just to give you an idea how much you should plan to spend. Check out my photos! They don't do the food justice honestly! This is our new go to spot when we want truly delicious Mexican food. Do yourself a favor and try it! I am positive you won't regret it!

I'm not sure that I'd been to this place since the first year I'd lived in town. It was the first taqueria in town so many years ago. I've been walking to work lately and I have been looking for meals that weren't fast food. This is on the way. It was decidedly different since Coronavirus, ordering at the counter, and all. It looked about the same as it had in 2014. Was the food as good? I ordered an Enchilada meal--two beef enchiladas, rice, beans, and a drink--roughly $23. That's a lot. The lady behind the counter brought chips and salsa to the table. Their salsa is still amazing. The chips were fresh. Very quickly, she called for me to pick up my tray. I was surprised how quickly they could put together the enchiladas. Sitting to eat, the enchiladas tasted fresh and the meat was good. The rice and beans tasted just as fresh. The enchilada sauce is likely the best in town, although I haven't tried all of the restaurants. The $23 will keep this an occasional meal, but I should visit in a month or two.