Angelina’s Fry Bread

I am so impressed with the quality of this food. I don’t understand why there aren’t hundreds of reviews. Angelina’s hands down supersedes the fry bread house that is in downtown Phoenix. Like a hundred times better. The horchata is homemade here and it is delicious. They also make there own guacamole. All the staff was friendly and the owner was also there that day and he was very nice. I will definitely be eating here a lot!!! They also have Mexican food and they bring free chips and salsa to your table. The chips are very authentic and the green salsa was my favorite.

Food was bland. Ordered Carne asada taco and meat was so bland I thought it was chicken
They argued with me and said it was Carne asada so I reluctantly ate 3 more bites and packed it up to go. Husband ordered red chilli burrito. It was just mush and mediocre flavor. Staff was awkward, not real friendly. Seemed bored to be there. Won’t go back =-/

This place is delicious and clean.
The staff is friendly and the kitchen is a quasi open concept which makes it easy to see how clean it is, and the cleanliness of the employees.
The salsa, on point. The rice and beans delicious and they are priced at lunch to complete with anyberto’s. (Note the staff at bertos are usually unfriendly and from a cleanliness standpoint, they remind me more of a murder scene than a resteraunt.)
Got the lunch special, large portions with a drink under 8 bucks.
I will definitely be back.

I have never come across a shop like this. Nestled in the strip mall, next to Ollie’s at 51^st and Olive. You walk in to an old time candy shop, order your flatbread tacos at the window and grab a table. All the tables have comfortable chairs and dining room is clean with TVs.
The flatbreads are huge. I didn’t have one, just watched my guys try to eat one each and they failed. The food here to too heavy for me but they really like the novelty of it and were happily filled for a day a quad riding in the desert. We had to visit again before we left the valley — they liked them enough then.
I will have to try a sweet flatbread option sometime. They were calling to me from the menu. If you go, let me know what you think.

Ate there yesterday and I felt like I was interrupting the staff. The food was good but as well as the service not so much when I think of fry bread again next time I will go somewhere that I feel wants me to spend my money at.

Huge portions! Next time we will share. Busy little place. Very clean. Tastes were ok. The fry bread needs to be thicker, got mushy fast. Over all enjoyed our time here. Nice outside seating. Needs more umbrellas for shade.

VERY good Indian Taco’s here. I’ve eaten them my whole life, authentic ones on the reservations and all around Arizona and New Mexico so I have an extremely picky pallet for them. This place does quite well, very friendly, quick service and a great atmosphere. I wish there prices were a TAD bit cheaper but they aren’t horrible. All in all great food, great service, great atmosphere. I highly recommend it.

Because of reviews went to try this place today! Kind of confused, no one was friendly, I might say they were polite, but not friendly! Food did come quickly! We both ordered same thing, fry bread tacos, with carnitas! One was cooked very light, one darker! Was wondering where the carnitas were, but found all on one end! Can’t say I didn’t like it but lacked any kind of flavor! Maybe should have tried the red or green chile one! But the kicker was NO refills on drinks, it was 113 degrees today and the food was so dry! Can’t say I will return, quite a ways to drive! If I’m in the area, I may try something else so I could be a better judge of food!
Went back today for another try, went away disappointed, the place was empty and stayed empty the whole lunch time. The food is just plain bland, needed flavor, and just dry. Won’t go back again, they were not very friendly this time either more like bored!

Mm mm fry bread. This place is good.
Have it any way you like it — meat, beans, cheese, sour cream.
The salsa is the only down fall — it’s not hot just a lot of vinegar.
My favorite part is that they have pickles. the best pickles!

While I live on the east side, I have a co-​worker that lives on the west side and we decided to meet here for lunch today.
I had the fry bread taco with red chili beef. Simple, and excellent. While they have a full service menu that all looks worth trying, my co-​worker and I both stuck with the fry bread taco.
The food was presented well, arranged with care, and very prompt service. These people have a very clean establishment, and know how to do food service by paying close attention to their customers. Good service doesn’t mean coming up to the table and interrupting the conversation to ask if everything is ok — good service is paying attention to the diners and recognizing when attention is needed. This place does that better than any restaurant I’ve been in over the past few years.
If you’re in the neighborhood (nw corner of 51^st Ave and Olive), give them a shot, you will not be disappointed. Proprietors that get it right are few and far between.

I love this place! I have been here several times and have found the food to be consistently delicious. I am from New Mexico, so I have really high standards for Mexican food and this place meets (maybe exceeds) my expectations. The fry bread is fresh and delicious. The red chili has good flavor and a little bit of a kick to it. The chicken tacos are excellent (freshly made shells). The chips and salsa are unique (but good). The location is a bit hard to find (it is in a shopping complex with a grocery store) and the service is mediocre, but gets the job done. I will continue to come here for excellent Mexican food when I am in the area!

We love to eat here! This is the only place I would consider a must go to for Indian Fry Bread! Excellent service and selection of Mexican food too! Oh and lots of candy available that I have not seen in years! They have a little candy shop inside there too!