Los Aribertos Mexican Food

I love the food here. I used to live in California where there is great authentic Mexican food. I have looked everywhere for somewhere just as good. This was that place.

This place is so underrated! The owner himself is making the food and quality is always on point! The salsa bar is really good their salsas are tasty and not over the top hot. The pickled carrots are my favorite thing to the point that I wonder if that’s the main reason I keep going!

We love doing Taco Tuesday's here at Los Aribertos. Unfortunately, the main cook recognizes me now and welcomes me when he sees me, calling out "Hey Boss!". Maybe we come too often. It's always great, fresh, and wonderfully tasting food that brings us and keeps us coming back. I had a single soft shell chicken taco with rice and beans and it was delicious until the last forkful. Great service, great little place, and fantastic food. I've also had the rolled tacos with 5 rolled beef tacos smothered in creamy and delicious guacamole and cheese, served with Spanish Rice and Beans. Everything is wonderful on the menu.

Highly recommended by family and friends, ventured here on a week night and this place did not disappoint!

Their carne asada tacos were really really good (I got their 2 taco carne asada plate). Also got their California burrito platter (comes with a free drink!) and it was tasty!

It’s good Mexican food right here in Utah County! Everyone was pleased with what we ordered! Front cashier gal also got our order perfectly - no complaints as we got the food the way we ordered it.

We had heard some good things about Los Aribertos, but those things were incorrect. I think people should call this like it is—a very slight improved version of Betos. Tonight we tried the chile verde, the chicken and beef enchiladas, and several tacos (I’ll get to those in a minute).

First things first, the enchiladas are terrible. They are 1 star. Bland, little cheese, and a red sauce that tastes like it is out of a can.

The chile verde was fine. If you’re used to very saucy chile verde, that is not this. But the meat was good.

Your best bet, and why this gets a 3-star review, are the tacos. The al pastor and the carne asada are actually pretty good. I asked them to make a campechano style taco with my two meats being carne asada and chorizo and then asked them to fry it up with cheese. They then served it between two corn tortillas. I smothered it with their hot sauce and it was delicious. So…the best thing I ate wasn’t even on their menu without custom ordering it. But, it was delicious and I would get that custom created taco sandwich again.

Finally, it’s a Pepsi shop, not a Coke shop which is a deal breaker for me.