Cilantro Taco Grill — Restaurant in Chicago

I've been a regular at Cilantro Taco Grill in Old Town, especially drawn to their irresistible guacamole. On my latest visit, the aroma of grilling carne asada tantalized me enough to try something new alongside my usual guacamole order. Opting for just the carne asada in a bowl, I anticipated a small variation in price considering my simple choice. To my surprise, I was charged the full price of a bowl, rounding up my total to $19.34.

In moments like these, you hope for a gesture of recognition from the establishment—a nod to your regular patronage and a reflection on their pricing for what was a simpler dish. Sadly, this was not the case. The silence on their end over a price I thought could be adjusted left a small but noticeable dent in my experience. It's a delicate balance between business and customer satisfaction, and on this occasion, I felt the scales tip not in my favor.

I cherish the flavors and moments I've enjoyed at Cilantro Taco Grill and will continue to support them for their quality offerings. However, I'm left pondering the value of loyalty and the importance of attentive service. It's the small details that sometimes make the biggest impact, and I hope for a future where every customer feels their value recognized, down to the...

the atmosphere of the place is definitely corny and not well thought out, theres a hispanic in a cornfield on one wall (that the corn definitely isnt sourced from so theres no reason it should be there because it has nothing to do with the restaurant) and on the opposite side theres a wall with fake greenery with a lit up sign that says as i qoute “…its good on all” like what does that even mean… i also seen the owner of the place who is white and his girlfriend also white waltz around the place for a bit (only mentioning this because it goes to show the authenticity of the place) the food is also just not good at all the burrito i got tasted so boring i couldn’t even finish it, i had to douse it in spice to even enjoy the first half i had, the mild salsa wasnt even mild nor spicy whatsoever, also do not let the other reviews fool you, they must have never had authentic mexican food because this food is quite frankly ridiculous bad, for 20 dollars i got a burnt lacking in taste quesadilla, a a really small burrito with no flavor, and a decent drink , my advice go get your food from an authentic mexican restaurant ive gotten a fat burrito multiple quesadillas good salsa and a good drink all under 10 dollars, moral of the story is do not get...

I recently had the pleasure of trying Cilantro Mexican Grill, and I must say, it was a delightful experience. I opted for the steak tacos, and they were delicious!

The steak was perfectly cooked and seasoned, and the tacos were filled with flavor. The portion size was generous, especially considering the reasonable prices.

While I thoroughly enjoyed my meal, there were a few minor issues with my order that prevented me from giving a perfect rating. However, overall, I would highly recommend Cilantro Mexican Grill for a tasty and...