El Rincon Mexicano — Restaurant in Plant City

If you’re in Plant City and craving authentic Mexican food, this spot is an absolute must-visit. From the moment we walked in, we were welcomed with warm smiles and the mouthwatering scent of freshly grilled meats and spices.

The star of the show? The tacos and burritos—hands down some of the best we’ve had in Florida. The tacos were served on fresh, handmade tortillas and loaded with perfectly seasoned meats, fresh cilantro, onions, and a squeeze of lime that brought everything together beautifully.

The burritos were equally impressive: huge, flavorful, and stuffed with tender meats, rice, beans, cheese, and fresh salsa. They didn’t skimp on quality or quantity. Every bite was packed with bold flavor, and you could tell the ingredients were fresh and prepared with care.

Service was quick and friendly, and the atmosphere was casual and inviting—perfect for a laid-back lunch or dinner with friends and family. Whether you’re a local or just passing through Plant City, this place should be at the top of your list.

We’ll definitely be...

A Hidden Gem of Authentic Mexican Flavor From the moment we walked in, el ambiente del restaurante era maravilloso. The interior was muy bonito—colorful, welcoming, and full of traditional charm that instantly transported us to a corner of México. We ordered birria tacos, enchiladas, y pupusas, and each dish was a celebration of flavor and tradition.The birria tacos were absolutely unforgettable—jugosos, bien sazonados, with a rich consommé perfect for dipping. The enchiladas were hechas con amor, full of flavor and topped with a perfectly balanced salsa. The pupusas were deliciosas—crispy on the outside, soft inside, and filled generously. La atención al cliente fue excelente, and you could tell they truly care about the food and the people who come to enjoy it. Si buscas un lugar auténtico, lleno de sabor y corazón, este restaurante es una joya escondida. We’ll...

The waitress didn’t speak any English, which made this dining experience very difficult and unsatisfactory. We had questions about the menu, because it was in Spanish (also no English translation on the menu), so I had to google what everything was. And because of the language barrier, we got 3 orders of beans, instead of 2, which we had to pay for, and it wasn’t cheap! The margarita did give me a little buzz, but the margarita mix they use tasted terrible. It was difficult to drink, but I had to drink it, because I wanted an alcoholic beverage with my meal, and I drank part of it already. My husband sent his back, and asked for a beer instead. The shrimp dish I ordered, I’ve had at other Mexican restaurants, and it wasn’t the same. No onions or mushrooms like other the other places, just shrimp covered in garlic. We...