Amazing salsas, good tacos, but wish the dinner/all day menu had been available rather than the brunch one. Their outdoor seating is very nice, part of it is shaded, and the table set up is fun. The mural outside gives this place a lot of character. We came for lunch on a Saturday, and I was a little disappointed to find that their brunch menu was the only one being offered and it doesn't have enchiladas on it. However, we ordered the sampling of all of the salsas and really enjoyed it - they give a lot of salsa, so much so we were able to take some home. The tacos were all very good as well, but nothing too notable there. Our waitress was nice and made it easy.
A friend brought my colleague and I to this place and we sat outside on the restaurant's sidewalk patio. Delicious tacos (which were not explained so just go with an open mind) and delicious chips, all served with delicious beer and youthful indifference but by no means unpleasant. Very much enjoyed the experience but admittedly the weather played a big part of that too.
This is not really mexican food is the most flavorless meat i never eat on my life. Im born and raise on mexico i know what i talking about. They got the concept but not. This is for people born and raise in E.U.A. We eat and literally leave the restaurant and we going to eat real mexican food and this restaurant is overpriced. For real mexican please don't waste your money. For ?? people is the paradise. Mexican look for spice and hot plus meat with flavors
I wish I had taken pictures, but my goodness was this place great! I ordered the steak nachos and the street taco sampler. Let me tell you all, every one of those tacos were phenomenal! If you have not eaten here yet, do your mouth a favor and don't miss out!
I had seen articles ranking Yeyo’s El Alma de México as one of the best restaurants in Northwest Arkansas several times and decided to finally go check it out for myself - they did not disappoint! I had the Memela with a side of rice and black beans and it was amazing. I dare to say, this was one of the richest Mexican food I’ve ever had. Five stars all the way. If you’re in Bentonville you should check Yeyo’s out.
I LOVE Mexican food. Could eat it every day if possible. The wait was an hour, which was not a big deal as the atmosphere and location are superb. We walked up to Bike Rack Brewing (which is phenomenal!!) while we waited. I was thrilled to explore something new and ended up being highly disappointed.Food was mediocre. Service was TERRIBLE! I would not recommend eating here to any Mexican Foodie. I do not live here but will not be returning to Yeyo’s when I return next month.
The tacos and cocktails were amazing! The Smokey sol and the lengua were our favorites!
We left the Crystal Bridges Museum about 2:30 on Saturday afternoon and wanted lunch before going to the Momentary . All the food trucks were closed. The food court next door just had wine, beer and munchies, no meals. We stopped at a ramen place and didn't like the menu. Finally, when we saw the Mexican Restaurant, we said OK. Prices were fine, menu sort of cutesy, nothing special. Food was average tasting, I don't think it was better or worse than other places. My husband said his food was cold. I had very little chicken in my bowl. The tables and chairs are all heavy, clunky, hard wood, no cushions, no table cloths. The music was just constant drum beat, no melody, no words, no instruments, so with all the hard surfaces, it bounced around. The voices were all loud to be heard over the noise of the "music". I couldn't wait to leave. Hours after the meal, both my husband and I felt like we had a knot in our stomach. We will not go back. No reason, nothing I want to do again.
If your idea of Mexican food is a burrito swimming in cheese, this isn't it. Instead, Yeyo's pays attention to detail and is finely crafted without going overboard. The flavors compliment each other as opposed to having one ingredient overpower the rest. I've now tried both burritos on the menu, the street tacos, and chicken enchiladas and it has all been delightful. Yeyo's has become one of the "go to" spots I take food loving family and friends when they visit from out of town. Get some.
I can't believe I haven't written a review of this place because it's one of our favorite restaurants! As Houston / SoCal transplants, we can be a bit picky when it comes to Mexican food, and I can vouch that this place delivers! Great food, good spices, rad vibe, and friendly owners. Plus, it's at 8th Street Market where you're a stroll away from craft beer, an amazing chocolate shop, pump tracks and more. Get off your phone, and get over here!