Azteca Grill — Restaurant in Prescott Valley

I've been to this place many times the food was not great but good. Today I called in a lunch special for two tacos rice and beans and was offered a separate special 3 street tacos rice and beans of which I replied no thank you I would like the traditional hard shell letter B special for $6.50. The young lady taking my order agreed and said your order will be ready in 10 minutes, I then asked again the letter B special you have on your menu for $6.50 for two tacos rice and beans correct and she replied yes. When I came to pick up the order I was told my total was nearly $11 when I asked why she said you ordered the lunch special two tacos rice and beans at which point the owner stood up for a booth and said I don't have a two Taco lunch special, I said it's right there on your menu, he then told me oh that is $9 which I would have had no problem with except for the menu said $6.50, the young lady taking my order agreed and then when I pointed this out to him he said why don't you just go to Taco Bell we don't need your business here. The fact that he would talk to a customer that way in a small town like this demonstrates his lack of respect and I will never order food from...

Fish Tacos: Yum, yum, yum, yum Last saturday my boyfriend and I were craving fish tacos.

We typed "fish tacos prescott" into google and came up with this restaurant. Hailed as a "mom and pop" place, we had to try it. Even though we live in Prescott, we drove the 30 mins into PV.

Fried fish is a tricky thing. It is often rubbery, or even slightly fishy tasting. That was NOT the case here. The white white was flaky, moist and delicate. Combined with the crunch of fresh cabbage and tange of white sauce, the taco practically melted in your mouth. The price was very reasonable, too, but it's the taste that has stuck with me.

You can be sure we'll be back. Great Mexican food is worth much more than a...

Staff was incredibly friendly, food came out fast and was delicious. The atmosphere was true to the name- Aztec inspired. It's comforting in that it's art and decorations celebrate Indigenous Mexican culture. They have two televisions that were playing futbol but they weren't too loud which was nice. We were able to choose our own seating and all of the vacant tables were very clean. Food portions were large (enough to be full and still have leftovers) and the pricing was very reasonable. We'll definitely be returning the next time we visit...