Small, old-fashioned taco stand with handmade tortillas and charcoal-grilled meat creates a simple, authentic vibe. Seating is limited and informal, with some outdoor options to avoid smoke. The place draws a steady crowd looking for traditional tacos with a short, focused menu.
Many types of salsas are available, including tasty red and spicy options. The salsa pairs well with tacos and complements the tortillas and meat.
Grilled on a charcoal grill, the quesadillas come with fillings like carne asada and chorizo. They stand out as very good and often considered the best alongside tacos and mulitas.
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Tacos cost around 36 pesos each, with drinks also priced at 40 pesos.
They accept cash only; no credit cards are accepted.
Street parking is complicated and may be difficult to find.
Taco restaurant offers quiet atmosphere with outdoor and indoor seating. It draws a local crowd who appreciate varied taco options, including unique meats like tripe and brains. Prices stay affordable despite busy surroundings and limited parking.
Salsa comes in hot and fresh varieties that pair well with tacos and sides like grilled onions and cactus. Options include natural fresh waters and Mexican sodas to complement the flavors.
Vegetarian quesadillas come with fresh flour tortillas and delicious guacamole. Roast quesadillas are served North American style alongside tacos.
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There is a variety of options including tacos, Aguas Frescas, and more.
The menu ranges from suadero to brains.
Prices are within the expected range for taquerias.
Taco restaurant offers lively atmosphere with freshly made tortillas and a wide variety of flavorful tacos including suadero, tripa, and adobada. The space features homemade salsas and sides like grilled nopales and cebollitas, creating a satisfying and authentic experience.
Molcajete-style red salsa stands out with its bold flavor. Homemade salsas enhance tacos, paired with sides like cebollitas and nopalitos.
Mixed quesadillas come with a marinade that enhances flavor and delicious cheese. Options include tripe quesadillas paired with tongue fries, both rich in taste.
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Tacos La Villita offers takeout service separate from dine-in options.
Parking is available on the same street where the restaurant is located.
The restaurant offers many more food options beyond tacos and mulitas.
Small taco restaurant with an open kitchen and simple design offers a relaxed atmosphere despite being cramped and hot inside. Outdoor seating provides a comfortable open-air option. Extensive menu features seafood tacos with generous portions and reasonable prices.
Complimentary tortilla chips come with house salsa and consommé or broth. The jamaica salsa and salsa on shrimp stand out. Salsa containers are not always full, so sometimes you need to look for more.
Shrimp quesadilla comes with spicy sauce and fried fish rinds, offering a generous portion. Megalodon and Poseidon quesadillas are large and quite filling, including options like Tierra y Mar.
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They accept card payments, but inform them at the beginning if needed.
You have to go early to avoid the crowd.
There was ample parking available.
Meat spits and handmade tortillas create a lively grill scene with an energetic, bustling atmosphere. Seating is close together and the space feels packed and loud, often echoing when crowded. Outdoor tables and a taco stand bar offer spots to watch taco assembly amid tortilla mayhem.
Salsas come in many varieties with 10/10 ratings across samples. Plates include grilled onions and a molcajete-made salsa alongside tacos with plenty of meat, onion, and avocado.
Quesadillas come fully loaded with meats, cheese, and guacamole. Options include al pastor, carne asada, and chorizo, often served in large, well-browned corn tortillas that can feed two people.
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They only accept cash, so plan accordingly for payment.
Tacos cost $42 each, so budget for your meal.
Expect a wait time of about 7 minutes during busy hours.
Mexican restaurant with a courtyard storefront and shared tables offers crispy chilaquiles and well-priced quesadillas. Atmosphere is casual with affordable prices and parking spaces in the back. Food arrives best fresh, as delivery can cause sogginess.
Rojo and Verde salsas stand out with strong flavors. The salsa tends to be very sour, adding a sharp kick to dishes like chilaquiles.
Santa quesadilla features avocado, pork rinds, meat, cheese, and sauce with a perfectly cooked tortilla. Morning and chilaquiles quesadillas also stand out for their great taste and value.
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The prices at VIEKO Chilaquiles are affordable.
The small portion with meat costs $140.
There are parking spaces in the back.
Small space with Mexican hacienda-style decor creates a cozy and homey atmosphere. Noise levels vary, often loud from diners and music, but the vibe stays inviting. Handmade tortillas and authentic Mexican music add to the genuine experience.
Salsas here offer a surprising balance of flavors and include a fantastic salsa macha. They come with warm tortillas that pair well for making tacos or enjoying with chilaquiles.
Handmade quesadillas come made to order with standout fillings like chicharrón, huitlacoche, and Poblano Omelette. The chicharrón quesadillas and gorditas offer unbeatable flavors.
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On Saturday mornings, they offered a 2x1 promotion on mimosas.
We waited around 20 minutes to get in because the place is small.
Parking was limited and shared in a small plaza.
Several taco bars with grilled meats and enticing smoke create a lively market-style setting. The atmosphere blends traditional Mexican roots with a family-friendly vibe in an open-air space. Seating options vary from street-side bar stools to indoor tables, supporting both quick bites and small groups.
Three salsas stand out with bright and fresh flavors that perfectly complement the tacos. The 100% Tijuana-style tacos come well dressed and pair well with the authentic salsas.
Quesadillas come with hand-made tortillas in both flour and corn varieties. Options include beef head and asada, served with good salsas.
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They only accept cash for all transactions.
Parking is challenging due to limited street availability.
They serve tacos until 3 am, making it a late-night option.
Brick walls and rustic design create a spacious yet sometimes crowded dining area with varied seating options including bar and tables. The atmosphere feels family-oriented and generally good, though occasional cleanliness issues and vibrating seats affect comfort. Patrons often bring cash as card payments are not accepted.
Salsas here offer a spicy kick without being too hot. The red salsa and tomatillo salsa enhance the flavor of tacos and grilled meats with fresh ingredients like lemon, cilantro, and onion.
Flour quesadillas come completely loaded with grilled meat, beans, avocado, cilantro, onion, and salsa in a freshly made tortilla. The beef and adobada options offer rich, delicious flavors that stand out.
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They do not accept card payments; cash only.
Parking is available but fills up quickly on weekends.
Prices for tacos are around 40 pesos each, with drinks costing extra.
Taco restaurant offers handmade tortillas and classic Tijuana flavors with fire red salsa enhancing the taste. The atmosphere stays quiet with comfortable seating and an option to eat in cars served directly. Parking availability varies, and prices tend to be on the higher side.
Salsas here bring bold heat and real flavor to the tacos. A wide variety suits different tastes, with some salsas made for those who like it authentic and spicy.
Flour quesadillas come very good and can be served with or without meat. They often arrive as a complimentary item and pair well with sides like papas con carne and tostadas.
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Tacos Puebla is open late for dinner.
Parking can be difficult to find at Tacos Puebla.
Tacos Puebla only accepts cash payments.
Seafood restaurant resembles a classic Sinaloan street food cart with a large, somewhat run-down space. Atmosphere is loud, crowded, and family-friendly but can feel uncomfortable due to cramped seating and noisy environment. The place accepts only cash and features live band entertainment.
Complimentary tortilla chips come with cleaned salsa bottles. The green salsa stands out as a unique, delicious touch that pairs well with shrimp tacos and the salsa bar.
Shrimp quesadillas stand out with spicy chili sauce and buttery flavors. Options include octopus and chicharron quesadillas, mostly seafood-focused with some simple cheese choices.
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Mariscos El Mazateño only accepts cash; no credit or debit cards.
Parking is limited and can be difficult to find near the restaurant.
Tacos cost around $10 each, making it a pricey option.
Mexican restaurant offers a patio with large fireplace and glass windows that block sidewalk noise. Atmosphere ranges from family-friendly and lively to occasionally noisy with loud music. Multiple TVs show games, creating an inviting and energetic vibe.
Salsas here stand out with green mayo salsa and a variety of unmatched flavors. They complement dishes like adobada tacos and burritos, making the overall taste experience rich and vibrant.
Corn quesadillas stand out with handmade corn tortillas and flavorful fillings like adobada (al pastor). The quesadillas are consistently tasty and well-made, often highlighted alongside tacos and burritos.
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Parking at Tijuanazo Río can be crowded and difficult to find.
Expect long wait times during busy party nights.
Prices at Tijuanazo Río are higher compared to other taco spots.
Outdoor seating with neon lights and norteño music creates a lively, family atmosphere. The space feels cozy despite loud cooking and music noises. Lines move quickly, reflecting a popular spot known for excellent tacos.
Salsas here have bold flavors that stand out. They come with spicy red salsa and pair well with freshly made tortillas and creamy guacamole.
Flank steak quesadilla stands out with carne asada and comes with plenty of guacamole. Some orders may arrive differently than requested, but the corn and flower tortillas add variety.
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They accepted cards for payment.
There was plenty of parking at Tacos el Rey de Tijuana Zona Rio.
Parking was easy to find and free.
Spacious taco restaurant offers a family-friendly atmosphere with bright, pleasant seating and free parking. Service is efficient and quiet, with large, flavorful tacos and complimentary chips and salsa. Nearby car wash adds convenience while dining.
Complimentary chips and salsa come with every order. Fresh tortilla chips arrive alongside green and red salsa and zanahorias en escabeche as snacks.
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Los Albañiles Taco Shop has its own parking lot.
They have free parking available.
You can use the parking lot next door.
Medium-sized Mexican restaurant offers a family atmosphere with beautiful decoration and a covered terrace. The vibe is quiet and pleasant, enhanced by themed music and a clean environment. It attracts those seeking authentic Puebla flavors and a relaxed dining experience.
Green salsa accompanies dishes with a mild heat level. Salsas sit on the table for adding extra flavor. Dishes often come with very little salsa applied initially.
Puebla-style quesadillas stand out with abundant cheese and a well-balanced mix of mushrooms and tlalitos. A mini complimentary quesadilla offers a burst of flavor and freshness that melts in your mouth.
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Parking is available, but the restaurant has limited spaces and offers valet service.
Credit and debit cards are accepted for payment.
Expect long wait times, especially during busy hours.