Taquería Los Rosales — Restaurant in Bremen Township

I ordered a steak burrito. I wasn't a fan of it because the steak meat is not cut up in cubes. Instead, it has a shredded beef consistency to it which made my burrito taste border line between a dried out Italian beef sandwich and a tuna sandwich. Yeah I know, weird right? They have two burrito sizes; a junior size and a regular size. He did not ask me what size I wanted and assumed I wanted the regular size which obviously costs more. I knew then that the guy was money hungry and even more desperate when he charged me 50 cents for a tiny dollop of sour cream for each burrito and charge me extra for two more green sauces. I also sorta went back and forth with the guy about considering getting a debit/credit card machine because no one really wants to handle money during a pandemic. His response was that they will charge him 40 cents per card-swipe transaction. Then I told him he should charge us customers for that fee so he wouldn't have to pay that service fee. Then I noticed him using hand sanitizer to wipe his hands after taking my money. SMH. I would of preferred him washing his hands with soap and water. I DEFINITELY...

Just ate here for the first time. Everything was delicious. You could tell the beans were homemade. The elotes corn had real Mexican cheese in it not Parmesan it had a little bit of lime in it which also which is how it’s supposed to really be made. I had a tostada and instead of it being soggy it was crunchy and delicious. When I have ordered it from other places it’s usually soggy by the time I get it home but not from this restaurant. Oh and there was three beautiful slices of avocados on my tostada also which I’ve never seen on a Tostada unless I ask for it. The people were very friendly as a service as quick as the place was immaculate clean as can be. I am a very picky eater. My husband says if I was a food critic there would barely be any restaurants open. So for me to write a review and give them a five star that’s a really huge deal deal. The only downfall is they are in like secluded area and I never even knew they were there before I googled Mexican in Oak Forest and it popped up. And I shop at the grocery store next to them a few doors down...

I was hoping it was more authentic than the majority of places in the area. When I walked in, I saw the stand with all the delicious treats and was hopeful. Then the person at the counter greeted me in Spanish and I thought this was the place I was looking for. I was pleased to hear him say "with onion and cilantro?" (In Spanish of course) instead of lettuce, cheese and tomato which isn't authentic and cheapens tacos in my opinion. I was also glad there was no "hard shell" nonsense. That is until I got my order. It seems that the tortillas were dipped in oil first 😳 😬 basically fried tacos. Definitely not what I was expecting. I had carne asada tacos and the meat was low quality and not seasoned at all. The salsas were mediocre and the horchata was watered down and just...