Corona Village . - Boise

Love Corona Village! This is our go to Mexican restaurant. They have the best cheese dip out of all the Mexican restaurants we have tried in this area. The tacos and burritos are amazing! The staff is friendly and the service is always wonderful.

First, I need to say that I love bland food. My favorite enchiladas were from El Torito. I was so sad when they closed in my area. Corona Village was too bland even for me. I literally gagged on my chicken burrito. It might have been canned chicken inside the tortilla. That was it, a tortilla and plain shredded chicken. They didn't even get the bean order correct!

I haven't been here for a while, I'm glad my daughter chose to come here. We were very satisfied with our meal. The service was pleasant and very helpful with the menu items I didn't catch our server's name but I loved his customer service my daughter was very our food was hot and delicious and got out promptly. The restaurant is cozy and it smells so good

I've been coming here for years and years and things have changed. Not in a good way. I really don't like to leave bad reviews but I also think they're very helpful to the community and maybe the owners managers of the establishments so here goes it. I left 3 star because the staff is very nice as far as I've experienced. No complaints about the service. It's just the food it's just no longer crave able as it was in years past. Basically it's one note salt. The green sauce is tasty but I used it to get down the bland chicken enchilada I had so I pretty much only was tasting the sauce. I'm not big on cheese so I usually push it aside but maybe it's better with the cheese, but again the cheese was just bland and salt. I was looking for some complexity somewhere, maybe some heat. Even the salsa was lacking. Chunks of fresh tomato helped a little bit overall it's so mild like everything else I ate. My enchilada was only lukewarm despite the plate being very hot. So if you like pedestrian and mild Mexican you might like this. My friend's chicken burrito seemed pretty good but when ordering this time, I noticed on the combo menu that one burrito was $5 more than one enchilada. That's quite a difference and since it was going to be $13 for that burrito I just went with an enchilada. Not sure how can they can justify that price difference. Also, I know food costs have gone up but I'm finding restaurants are increasing prices above and beyond their actual food cost increases. It's become a racket to eat out anymore. I think this may have been my last time here despite how convenient it is for me. I have to wonder if $5 worth of food down the street at Taco Bell would have been better.

When we got to the restaurant everything seemed good. We all enjoyed our meals excepts it was way saltier than any of us really like or can have. We finished our meals and decided it was ok for a meal but we will not return because it was really really salty and that's just not for us.