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Taqueria El Milagro

Taqueria El Milagro

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3.3 Google Review
7501 W Cermak Rd # Vc2, North Riverside, Illinois, 60546, United States
(708) 447-5442
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Mar 20, 2018
I just ate delicious tacos.. I would like to say thank to Mr. Rodolfo but he is a tall gentleman with a professional service attitude and friendly personality.... provided an excellent service .... great asset to your team - thank you

Nov 1, 2017
This location is inside the mall. Don't listen to these other folks as there are no servers. It's a take and go sit down in the court. You order, pay, and they hand it to you. Great corn tortillas and steak tacos!

Oct 1, 2017
The service and food was absolutely horrible. I had came here a couple of weeks ago and it seems like they just want to get everyone out of there as quick as possible. As someone who was a manager in the food industry, this is not how you’re supposed to run a restaurant. If you don’t like your job, go find a new one. If you’re having a bad day, there’s nothing to justify you taking it out on a customer. It was my first and most likely my last time going there. I couldn’t even finish my torts that I had ordered due to the fact that when I had gotten it, it was cold. On the bright side, the horchata was good.

Mar 18, 2018
This place is delicious! It is the best burrito I’ve ever tasted

Oct 1, 2017
Service is ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE!! The servers are rude and it seems like they don't know how to do their job. There have been multiple times where we don't get the food we ordered. The tamales are delicious but when you have to drive to the mall to pick them up and then come home to realize that they didn't give you 1 dozen tamales that you ordered it ruins your appetite. Then having to drive back to the mall and waste your time for them to rudely give you the tamales they forgot to put in the bag. The owners should do something about the employees because they feel entitled to be mean with the customers. I went a couple weeks ago and I told the employee I didn't want salsa. There was a woman who ordered after I did and she asked for extra red salsa and the employee said she couldn't give it to her even though that salsa isn't very liked. I told the employee to give her the ones she was gonna give me. She gave me such a mean look and didn't give them to her.

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