Hacienda Cuajimalpa — Restaurant in Driggs

We stopped in for dinner and only focused on the Taco Tuesday menu being that it was Tuesday. Unfortunately I can't comment on the regular menu items. The taco meats we ordered were good and the tacos came out plain. If you order these tacos, they will be street taco size and plain. You will need to find the salsa bar to add your toppings.

We were a party of 10. They had 2 inflatable jump houses in the back and our smaller kids enjoyed it while we waited for our tacos.

Once the order is placed, you are served and done eating; you will not get a bill. When you are ready to head out you must find the cashier in the back of the restaurant next to the salsa bar and pay. We only found that out when we added the condiments to our tacos at the salsa bar. That is when we heard and saw another customer recite her order and paid for her meals.

The only time I have ever recited my order to a cashier was at street taco stands in Tijuana, Juarez and Zacatecas... pretty much Mexico. It's the norm down there...just be...

Driving through Driggs and thought we would stop and have a bit of early dinner. The diner is small but has good seating arrangements. The service was good with helpful suggestions on food options. My lovely wife decided to try something different and so did I. I’m a taco guy but wanted the enchiladas. They just sounded good. You can pick your protein option which I chose pork. My honey had the Chile Relleno but didn’t ask for a protein but said it was good. The salsa and bean dip for the chips were warmed and that was good. Haven’t had that before. The bathrooms were very clean but small so go in the first one if you’re on the healthier side. My old self would not fit in the second bathroom it’s a bit narrow. This place is worth a try if you’re driving through. The owners were very friendly and wanted to make sure we were well taken care of. Which was very nice. All the food had good...

My son and I stopped here on the way from Tetons. First it took 15 mins to come ask what we wanted to drink. No worries I figured they only had one waitress. We ordered and ask for salsa for the chips as they were pretty stale. The waitress brings refried beans. I ask kindly again for salsa and she brings a bowl of hot sauce. I again kindly ask for salsa and she says she doesn't know what that is. I show her a picture on my phone and she says I don't know what that is and we don't have it. Confused I say well it is what it is and we'll make due with t this. She walks away and starts making smart comments about we don't know anything about Mexican food. So we kindly left as to not start an incident. I wouldn't recommend anyone going to a place where they talk to...