We went to lunch at Casa Victoria with our kids since it's close by home. Parking was easy to find with enough open spots. The restaurant isn't very spacious inside but big enough for our big family. We ordered and then sat down and they brought our food to us. The workers were kind and helpful. I love that there was a salsa bar. Overall we loved the food but my chicken in my enchilada was cold and I feel like the food could use a little more flavor. My kids loved the cheese quesadillas and beans. The enchiladas were pretty good but again, needed a little more flavor. My favorite was the homemade corn tortillas. Overall pretty good. I will come again and try other things from the menu.

Very kind staff. Small little restaurant on its own in Provo. The food was pretty good. However, I will not go back.

Food was fantastic. Atmosphere was Homie and comforting Service was top-notch. Can't say enough about how much we enjoyed it.

Mexican food, and pretty solid. I wished they did pollo asado but instead they only had shredded roast chicken. They have a decent salsa bar but there is no pico de gallo. Overall the food was good, and we will come back again. The highlight of the experience? The service was lightning fast and they checked on us to make sure everything was great.

Very authentic. Small dining area. Service was good. Our waitress was very sweet. Chicken Enchiladas and birria were both very good.

Best authentic Mexican food I've had in Utah. The horchata was delicious. Every dish my family got hit the spot. Love this place!!

Very delicious food, very helpful and friendly staff. Cute little dining area. Would definitely eat there again if I pass this way.

We just ate at Casa Victoria. I had the enchiladas and chili relleno. it was great! This is the third time there. We have been to other Mexican Restaurants and now we go there. You really need to try it. The family is very nice.

In an an unassuming yet cozy little house you will find Casa Victoria Restaurante Mexicano. Behind the earthy tan exterior, the door opens to a colorful and bright haven where the ceramics bring together the hues of the happy walls. The staff warmly welcomes their customers and takes care of them like friends. Less familiar with Latin foods? No mind, they will help you through it without an ounce of condescension. The cluttered whiteboard menu leads to everything that grandma made back home, and you see faces like her grandchildren filling the seats. This felt like warm, comfort food. We loved everything from our birria nachos to the burrito, asada and pastor crispy tacos, and chile relleno chimichanga. There are so many options. I loved the jamaica too. Go by and check it out and enjoy some home cooked comfort.