Cazadores

Salsa is fresh and full of flavor. Loved the guacamole. They do not add sour cream which is a plus. I had the grilled salad and it was amazing. The best grilled veggies I’ve had. Service was great and friendly. I will be back.

Its soooooo yummy! I know its not REAL Mexican food but its super tasty! Fast and friendly service.

Yummy food. The quesadilla tasted great but very greasy. I loved how big the quesadilla was. The large queso cheese we ordered was kind of small. They are a little overpriced. Great drinks, service, and good atmosphere!

If you have a craving for Mexican food do yourself a favor and make the drive to Delphi to Mitchell’s or any of the places in Lafayette. The food at Cazadore’s is not real Mexican food and the taste is horrible. Not to mention it’s all overpriced!

Finally got the chance to go here. Not bad… I had the Chile Verde which is pork served in a tomatio sauce. The pork was tender but the sauce was a bit bitter for my taste. I’m used to the mother in law’s, she and the wife uses quite a bit of sugar in theirs. Overall, I’d go back.

Food was good. Bathrooms were clean and our waiter was very prompt and took good care of us.

Food was very good! Big fan of the queso…
Did a good job with food there was a lot of it and it tasted great

LEFT review in tip option… this place is no bueno!

Not a ton of options in our area, so we try all of them at some point. We decided to give Cazadores a try over the winter.
Dining room was frigid. Most tables seem to be in direct line to be hit by the air flowing in from the front door.
Took about 15 minutes for anyone to come over and see us. After that, our drink orders took another 15. Food took another 15.
Food was mediocre. My wife got the meat she ordered (chicken) but in the wrong form (ex. chicken burritos versus chicken enchiladas). After notifying the waitress, she responded that, «It’s basically the same thing anyways. I mean, I could go to the back, empty out your burrito into another shell, and cover it in enchilada sauce, though.» Even if this was your plan, it didn’t seem like a tactful response… tone was rather gruff too.
Price seemed high for the service and food we received.
Would not recommend this restaurant.

I’m not sure what happen in the last couple months, maybe the chef left, but the food is terrible and the service is non-​existent. I know the summer season is over, and most of the tourists are gone, but that’s no excuse for cutting back on staff and quality. The waitress refilled our drinks once and didn’t refill our tortilla chips.
I always order the carne asada, one of the most expensive entrees — $ 14.50. I used to get a mound of perfectly seared strips that I could wrap in the flour tortilla with the rice, beans, lettuce & guacamole. The flour tortillas were served in a separate tortilla container, but now, they’re just wrapped in tin foil. This weekend, I got a small, dry, burnt, rubbery, thin skirt steak that I had to cut apart myself. It wasn’t seasoned, and I had to cut 20% of the steak out because it was cartilage and too burnt. The serving size used to be large enough to make another full dinner out of it, but this time, if there was anything left, I wouldn’t even bother. My SO ordered his usual — the Americana, which is a hamburger and fries. He had to break a part of the burger off because it was too burnt.
I won’t be coming back again until someone writes a good review again. This was a complete waste of time and money which is really disappointing as I’ve been a regular here for the last three years, and there aren’t a lot of «fancy» restaurants in town.

Walking in this place, I will admit upfront: I didn’t expect much. It’s Mexican food in Monticello. We were in town just briefly but decided to get dinner, and Cazadores seemed as good a place as any.
When we arrived, someone (a patron?) came up to greet us and told us to go back to the bar – which is down a long hallway that’s lined with a local’s art and some random outdoor chairs. I should probably mention now that this is a somewhat eclectically decorated place (e.g., what was available at Meijer and Walmart the week the store opened, plus a weird horse thing on the wall of the bar).
Once seated, the service was quite good. My fiancé ordered a dish and was actually told he could get the same thing for cheaper if he ordered it differently – which, of course, we did. The food was, at best, mediocre. I ordered an enchilada plate while the fiancé had two beef burritos. I couldn’t tell much difference between the two, and I could only finish part of my meal because it was just… eh. Filling and mediocre don’t really cut it for me. When we first sat down we were given chips and a carafe of salsa, plus two bowls, which were refilled throughout the meal when we asked.
I really have no complaints about the service. I just wish the food could have been better! As far as price goes, two drinks and two meals ran us about $ 20.

Good quality food. Staff is always friendly and helpful. Fajitas are a good choice and the margaritas are an added bonus. Chicken fajita nachos are great for sharing.