Los Primos

Some of the best tacos I’ve had. Truly an authentic experience. My husband and I go here all the time. The cheese in the quesadillas is to die for.

I love the tacos here! The most authentic tacos in this area. The service is awesome as well! Fast and friendly. Be sure to try the Horchata drink as well. I go back as often as I can and they serve menudo on Saturdays so I’m definitely going back for that!

Worst food i ever hate i went becuase most authentic small mexican restaurants sell the best food and is very tasteful. But this place was the total opposite like on review said they didnt even know how to roll a burrito.

This place was sub-​par at best. They can barely roll a burritto, and its kind of a dump. would not recommend, unless you are close to starving to death… makes you poop real bad too.

It’s very small and family ran. The food is great. If you like El Tucan then you would definitely like this place. I usually go in there for the beef tacos. I swear I could live On Some beef tacos. Their burritos are humongous I don’t even know how to begin to eat it. I can’t complain as they are delicious. The prices are decent as well.

The tacos are authentic! Not be confused with Tex-​Mex food. With that said, the food is delicious!

This place is awesome. I’m from the west and I haven’t had real good Mexican food in a looking time. It’s so awesome that me and my wife concider it our hidden treasure, and hide the place from our friends and family. But no were not stopping any business we buy to go for them. Love it!

fruit cups and authentic imported items, candy, clothes And shoes… not big, but a taste of Mexico

Ok pizza but not very good service. slow.

I had been hearing that there was some place in Spring lake that had great mexican food (Real Mexican) Taqueria style tacos.
I was reading a HIspanic newspaper last Saturday that had an ad for Los Primos, so decided that I should give it a try.
Ok so it is a very small and I really do mean VERY small store with some groceries (canned goods, hot sauces, spices, candy, soft drink coolers and such) and some clothing (cowboy boots and fancy children’s dresses) they also have some yarns and embroidered table runners, and bedspreads in a glass case near the back of the store, and some cookware by the front door. Basically its a typical mom & pop Mexican store.
The food part is Tacos, Mexican style tacos (small corn tortillas filled with your choice of meat, chopped onion and cilantro) the meats I remember seeing were Birria (goat); barbacoa (beef); Al pastor (marinated pork); carnitas (fried pork); lengua (tongue) and thats all I remember for now. They had a plate of 2 tacos and rice for like $ 3.99. The individual tacos were like $ 1.75 each. They also have Tortas (sandwiches on bakery rolls); Tamales (steamed corn dough with meat filling) and I think they had a couple of other choices, honestly I was in a rush on a short lunch hour today but I will go back and update the review with photos in the next few days. You can get the fod to go, or they have a few nice tables to sit and eat at.
The young man working in there was very nice and I will definitely be going back.