Taqueria San Francisco — Restaurant in Battle Creek

One of the best hidden gems. I am glad to find this on a chance while waiting for dance class to be over. Some of the best restaurants tend to be these hidden “hole in the wall” places. Indeed the atmosphere is reminiscent of being invited into a Mexican kitchen. The authenticity of the food must hail from San Francisco as the name implies, as it is utterly delicious and flavorful unlike most Americanized Mexican. This means spices, a bit of heat, and feeling like you stepped out of Abuela’s kitchen happy and satisfied. The place is clean, quiet, and no pressure as you order when ready at the front counter. Greeted by hundreds of delicious popsicles. The only improvement would be to hand out the missing chips and salsa! We were missed twice on two different occasions....

It's ok, not worth the price in my opinion. I got a wet burrito and it's was bland, almost no flavor. Also got ice cream, they couldn't figure out the difference between the different ice creams, I told them if it's easier I'll just take the watermelon. Completely ignored me when I said that and handed me the wrong one, which I didn't realize until I'd gotten home and I was pretty disappointed because I was really looking forward to that ice cream and burrito. Giving it 3 stars because it's not the worst place I've been to and because the horchata was ok, it was mainly ice though which also kinda sucked but it's whatever. Probably won't be back, may try again...

Used to be one of our favorite restaurants before COVID.

Took my wife out for a Friday night dinner out. Went in and sat in a booth to order. Placed order and waited for the customary chips and salsa which never came. Drinks came out in a white Styrofoam cup. When food came out it was in Styrofoam containers with plastic utensils.

Food was excellent but for Friday night out eating out of foam containers with plastic forks did not meet our expectations. Talked to waitress and she said if we wanted normal table service and place settings we needed to go to Taqueria San Francisco II. Taqueria I is primarily for take out with a...