Irma's Mexican Food

The ladies there were very kind and hard working. The food was delicious and looked well made. They had great service and I’m so glad I’ve made the decision to go there! One of the dishes I got was quite a lot for just one person but I still managed to eat it all because it was very tasty! I will definitely be coming again.

Excellent authentic Mexican food!

Cute little mom and pop type of style restaurant. Always seen it growing up but i finally went have herd good thinsg from family and friends. Its very authentic and eveything is very lightly seasoned like how my grandma used to cook. I got the chile relleno that had a yummy crisp outside with a nice cheese. I also got the caldo de res & it was very natural and light not to greasy that i love. My mother got the chilaquiles verdes with two sunny side up eggs and they were phenomenal !! Its very affordable & laid back. I’m used to a bit finer restaurants but this is very old school damily authentic.

They Caldo de Rez is the best!

Ask for the chicken fajita as it is the best I’ve ever had. So juicy and tender but flavored with amazing veggies/seasoning. Super glad the waitress recommended it as it is now my new favorite dish. Thank you!

I always get Irmas special , chille relleno, taco, enchilada and rice and beans. Large portions and chips and salsa are homemade.

Cozy little restaurant with a good menu that packs plenty of taste! Kids options with Quesadillas and burgers. Chile Verde was tender. Add a little of the green salsa to create a little kick.

I was recommended to try the red chile burrito here, so here we go. I invited my family out for this one, it was a three cars meeting up. It was empty when I arrived, and the staff seemed a little pushy about ordering, probably because there wasn’t anyone else there. I let them know it was our first time. I already knew what I wanted, but the rest of the group needed to show up and have time to check out the menu. They have lots of options, though sadly, no appetizers section. I love the whole “pick at a few appetizers, then take the rest home” experience. They do offer complimentary chips and salsa. I preferred the red over the green, but it was a bit watered down. I ordered the Red Chile Burrito, it was okay. Plenty of shredded red beef, but I personally prefer more chile than meat. The salsa was decent, though I needed to add a little salt. The rice was delicious, and the beans were good too. They don’t offer free refills, and there’s no soda fountain, just cans. But they do have agua frescas, and those come with cheaper refills than soda, which is a plus. The staff was very polite and attentive. Even though it was slow, we never felt forgotten, which I appreciated. **Now for the best part:** I came for the burrito, but I loved the sopes! I usually don’t like restaurant chorizo; go ahead and judge me, but I prefer the pork chorizo from the tube over the brick-style stuff. Most places make it too dry. But their Chorizo Sope, easily my favorite! If I ever crave a chorizo sope, I’d definitely come back just for two of those with rice and beans. The burrito has officially left the chat—for me, at Irma’s. Thanks for a great lunch!