El Jalapeño - Wall

This place is the best authentic Mexican place I've ever been to. They are so kind and give you such a good deal for what you get. I only paid about $17.50 for a drink and my three tacos. They also give you free home made corn chips Every time you eat in. If they don't have the self serve sauces available they will give it to you in containers. I've been here with my boyfriend so many times and it never disappoints me. The food is always high quality. The pink building and colorful environment is different but very authentic. They won't even let you clean up after yourself if the owner is there.

Closest thing I've found to real Mexican food in the Lehigh Valley. I'm here from Los Angeles and I was craving real tacos. Not the white boy tacos you find everywhere else. Very good.

My husband went by for takeout, and it was one of the best Mexican food we had in a long time, everything was fresh, hot, delicious and my husband said the service was quick and they were very friendly, we will be back for more good food and will highly recommend to family and friends.

This review is based on the Enchiladas Poblanas, bc I happened to order it first and it was so good I have repeated it 4-5x. I've not found a Mole sauce this good anywhere this side of the Rockies (lived in Southern Cali for a couple of years and there were 1-2 places there that could rival it . The rice and beans are perfect as well. I don't know the owners, but this seems to be an old school family-run establishment. Bottom line: I'd argue this is best Mexican you'll find in Lehigh Valley, maybe in PA overall, and beyond. Don't hesitate. (And get the Enchiladas Poblanas.

Stopped here for gas, and ended up finding this amazing gem. Maybe the best tacos we've had outside of California since we moved. Sort of out of the way, next to a park, but the tacos and the home made corn tortillas were a real win. If you're in the area or driving through, do yourself a favor and stop. Also, as a side note, there is a tree outside with some kind of nut on it, and people kept driving up, eating them and then moving on. We didn't inquire.