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2 January 2024
In the subreddit /r/arizona, residents from Arizona can open discussions and share opinions about their beloved state they call home. User u/Lower_Friendship_335 recently asked the community, “In your opinion, what is the best Mexican food restaurant in what city?” Followed by their opinion that it’s:
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Coincidentally, the top comment claimed El Charro in Mesa is the best, followed by the apt response from OP claiming, “Every place that’s called El Charro has been (darn) good in my experience.”
User /u/arianeb claimed, “Casa Reynoso in Tempe (several locations across the state) is the best place for bean burritos.”
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User u/Large_Diamond6265 declared:
User u/Madafacor agreed with OP and shared:
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With 243 Comments so far on this post, there are many more Mexican restaurants discussed and shared — you can see the full discussion on Reddit here.
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