Flores Tacos Locos

Definitely a wonderful Mexican restaurant. The waitresses are always prompt with service and always very polite. The restaurant is kept very neat and tidy. Your food gets to you fairly quickly and you’re never left trying to flag down a nonexistent waitress. The food is very flavorful as well as fresh. There’s quite the variety on the menu also. I would highly recommend this little place to everyone!

Excellent customer service! Everybody here is super friendly and on fleek. The food is pretty good. Not my favorite Spanish rice in it because it has peas and carrots (not my thing) but seriously, this is our family’s #1 Mexican food spot in GP.

PYRRS
In order to maintain a consistent and honest assessment of my visits to various businesses, I developed my own Personal Unilocal Review Rating System
1 star = Harsh & Disrespectful
2 stars = Low Rent Low Brow
3 stars = WhatEvs — Eye Candy gave it a boost.
4 stars = Exceptional
5 stars = The Cat’s Pajamas!!!
With that said…
MEOWING NOW!!!

Not sure whats going on here. I originally gave this restaurant a 5 but recently the food has gone down hill, not much flavor, Service was bad, food was bad, and hard to eat when your sinking into the ripped worn out chairs. Guess they put the money into the remodel of Si Casa Flores, which is not any better. And, when you have items on the menu but don’t serve those items because «no one orders it» then take it off… Adiós

I used to call in for food to go on my way home from work. One day the call dropped and they called me back. Great service and good food.

Good food! We had a nice experience here, even though the waiter was slightly condescending. We got a great meal for a decent price and it was delicious enough we would eat here again.

Hands down, one of my top favorite places to eat!
Growing up in Grants Pass, this was always the go-​to restaurant for my family. The owners and staff are all so sweet and amazing, and very attentive. The food is fresh and delicious!
Craving mexican food? I highly recommend to stop here, or Si Casa Flores. Both restaurants have the same owners.
If your on your way out, and don’t have time to sit down & eat. stop at the Si Casa Xpress drive-​thru right across from walgreens!!!
Best mexican food in Grants Pass.

This is place favorite place in GP. Try the jalapeño fritos con carne and the blackberry margarita is delicious.

Pretty decent Mexican food from this chain. They have good lunch specials and a tasty margarita.

I have to say that the chips & salsa were ok, but when ordering be careful of the menu, watch when it says that the rice & beans are not included, makes the meal your ordering look like a good deal until you get the check. food tasted fine, I did wake up in the middle of the night running to the bathroom,

Not worth it at all.
Had carnitas tacos and they were the saltiest things I’ve ever had. I couldn’t eat it without several refills of water.
The tacos were served with tasteless whole pinto beans and a half a scoop of rice. The worst part of the visit was the price. Two tacos and the tasteless beans/​rice was $ 12.95!
Also could do without the waitress pulling out every table and loudly vacuuming around us for our entire visit.
Never going back.

Good food. The staff is very friendly and the wait time is fantastic! Decent lunch specials. Only complaint is the food is pretty over priced!

We loved the steal carbon tacos!
We were ordering to-​go and the restaurant was very accommodating in three ways:
1-​suggesting to order as the lunch special to obtain a better price
2– very quick with getting ready and packaged in a to-​go way tag made it very easy to eat on the road
3– giving us a huge bag if chips for free
Not only that, the tacos were delicious-​we scarfed them up

Everyone is always so friendly! Julio makes sure to greet every table and chat. The food is delicious! I like to get the pollo la crema. It’s always amazing.

Good food but not a great place to eat in the summer… keeping the A.C. on lock down: v (

A 3 star rating just didn’t seem fitting. But a 5 star would have been exaggerated. I have a few complaints but regardless, the food was delicious and the service was great. Some other Unilocalers didn’t seem to be happy with the common menu and bland taste… but if you order an apple and it tastes like an apple, I’m not sure how one can complain.
When you’re on the road, you never know what to expect for dining options. But if you happen to be in Grants Pass, OR. you can expect to be satisfied with anything you eat at Flores Tacos Locos.
While the food I ate was not what I ordered, I was still very pleased. The ingredients were fresh, the meat was high quality (real steak meat, choice cuts), and the chips /​tortillas were just the style I prefer. Food was ready and on the table within 10 minutes of ordering. The portions are large. I ended up saving a third of my burrito for later. And it was good the second time too.
Their salsa options were limited, and the standard Tapatío was on the table for hot sauce. I wasn’t too excited about that. Personally I feel like spicy hot sauce and a variety of salsa options are key ingredients in good mexican food.
Burritos come wet so if you plan to eat with your hands you’d better ask for it dry. It’s possible your food won’t be as described on the menu so if you’re particular about that I’d suggest you reiterate your selection and describe your order exactly as you want it.
Atmosphere was a classy mexican theme with all the stereotypical historic decorations. Not very hip, but felt authentic. The kitchen is in plain sight, and kept very clean. I really appreciate a restaurant (especially mexican food) that exposes the kitchen to patrons. Nothing to hide here… everything was in perfect order.
If you’re in the area and looking for a good meal, Flores Tacos Locos is a safe bet.

Great food, service is untouchable, feels like I’m family. Food is always hot, fast and fresh.

Not a fan of the water but the food was great. Had the Arroz Con Pollo and loved every Bite! Brother had the steak quesadilla and it was huge!

Haha, came here as a lunch stop for a Oregon tour.
Guess Mexican food in Oregon must be exotic.
From a So Cal point of view, it was not very impressive.
Their famous salads were so bland. Had no sauce, no beans, no rice…=/
At least I got a kick from free chips.

On the epic drive home from Humboldt to Washington, decided to have a break in Grants Pass at this little Mexican joint. It was a decent Mexican restaurant, but a bit of one of your typical restaurants:
o Murals of Mexican countryside: CHECK
o Latin music playing: CHECK
o Singing «Happy Birthday» in Spanish while putting a sombrero on you: CHECK
o Typical Mexican Menu items: CHECK
I went with the tacos al pastor, and they were decent. They were a little greasy/​messy, but serviceable. I’ve had some better barbecued pork up in Pasco. My future sister-​in-​law said her meal was a bit salty, and my bro thought his chicken mole was decent.
All in all, and average visit. It offered us a good place to stretch our legs on the long ride home.