El Toril

No waiting on a Monday, a little after 1pm. Women's bathroom toilet was broken, so that was a downer...let me not get started on the fact that there were no paper towels to dry my hands (sigh) I ordered some pork chops w/rice and beans. The chips were blah and the salsa was too oniony. I like mine w/cilantro and this didn't have much, if any- it was still ok. My pork chop was as thin as jerky, but it was seasoned well. Rice and beans were decent. I've had better mexican food and wouldn't return. It was just not a memorable experience or meal.

Excellent food and service.  Their salsa is not overpowered with cilantro as so many are. We ordered Chimichangas, mini chimi sampler and grilled shrimp.  All were perfection.  When we are on a trip, our policy is to eat local and never at a chain.  Even though this was in a strip mall, it was a wonderful find.  We'll be back as our travels take us through the area again.

Ignorance is bliss?

I ordered the Burrito Mexicano, which looked like a thick quesadilla - shredded pork, tomatoes, onions, and bell peppers, topped with cheese and guacamole.  Am I ignorant to think that its supposed to be a tortilla cylinder with beans and rice?   (There is a Burrito California on the menu that's described like the burritos that I know.)  Regardless, the pork was delicious - grilled and marinated rather than just doused in sauce.  Chips and mild salsa are included.

The only non-chain, non-fast-food places in Kimball are two Mexican joints.  There were only a few families on a weeknight, and no one happy houring at the bar.  Fajitas, burritos, tacos, enchiladas, combos, and the usual are mostly ~$10.

The small bar is fully stocked with usual variety of domestic and import cervezas along with singles and you-aint-driving-home-tonight pitchers of margaritas and daiquiris.