Small space offers a family atmosphere with handmade tortillas and variety of salsas enhancing the tacos. Prices stay very affordable, drawing crowds that sometimes cause waits and limited parking. Extended hours until 1 AM support a lively, accessible vibe.
Handmade tortillas stand out with freshness and great flavor. They pair well with varied salsas and fresh vegetables.
Salsas stand out with variety and freshness, including lime, radish, grilled chiles, and grilled onions for self-serving. Guacamole and mild salsa add the right touch and flavor to dishes.
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Tacos Yareli extends their hours until 1 AM.
Expect a wait during busy hours, especially on weekends.
Parking can be difficult as the lot fills up quickly.
Taco restaurant occupies a converted tire shop with a quiet atmosphere and a fire adding warmth. It offers an extensive menu with delicious adobada tacos known for generous portions and excellent flavor. The space stays clean and pleasant, attracting both locals and visitors.
Freshly made tortillas stand out with handmade quality and grilled texture. They come with generous fillings like carne asada and crispy fries, enhancing dishes like burritos, tacos, and quesadillas.
Salsas come in a good variety with options like salsa macha and a spicy salsa for tacos al pastor. Cilantro salsa pairs well with marinated pork tacos.
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Tacon Q offers a keto option for health-conscious diners.
The menu features a wide variety of options beyond tacos.
Prices are reasonable, making it a budget-friendly choice.
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.
Handmade tortillas come large and warmed with butter or margarine, adding rich flavor. They serve as a base for tacos and mulitas, with grilled meat and salsa complementing the freshly made and griddle-browned tortillas.
Many types of salsas are available, including tasty red and spicy options. The salsa pairs well with tacos and complements the tortillas and meat.
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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.
Restaurant offers an open, light space with colorful traditional decor and spectacular city views. Atmosphere feels family-friendly and pleasant, often accompanied by live music that enhances the dining experience. Tables are spaced generously, supporting groups and families comfortably.
Freshly made tortillas stand out with colorful corn and great flavor. Tortilla chips come with freshly ground salsa that complements dishes well.
Salsa gets made fresh in a molcajete right at the table, letting you customize it with charred chiles. Skilled staff prepare it on the spot, ensuring every batch is delicious and fresh.
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There is a waiting list on weekends, so plan accordingly.
Ample parking is available for visitors.
The restaurant has only one mixed bathroom.
Taco restaurant offers handmade corn tortillas and flavorful tacos served plain for personal customization with cilantro, onion, and three salsas. Atmosphere stays quiet and calm, making it suitable for a peaceful meal. Prices remain affordable with generous serving sizes.
Handmade corn tortillas stand out with their freshness and good size. They taste very delicious and are clearly made with care.
Three salsas come with the tacos, letting you add cilantro and onion to taste. The red salsa stands out as very spicy and delicious.
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The takeout service is efficient and quick.
Tacos are reasonably priced, making it an affordable option.
The bill for two people averages around 190MX.
Street taco stand offers best tacos in Tijuana with excellent quality meat and varied cuts like sirloin and short ribs. Seating is limited to a couple of benches, creating a casual, no-fuss atmosphere. Parking is difficult, and the place is known for its great variety of tasty sauces.
Handmade tortillas come fresh and hot, made right in front of you. Small flour tortillas offer a light base that balances well with grilled meat and crisp toppings.
An extensive salsa bar offers a wide variety of salsas to customize tacos. The salsas range from flavorful to very hot, complementing the sides well.
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Taco-N-Todo serves tacos from Monday to Saturday between 5pm and 12am.
The tacos are priced at 80 pesos each.
Parking is difficult to find, but there is a parking attendant.
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.
Handmade tortillas stand out with a Tijuana-style touch, tender and fresh. Multiple people make tortillas by hand, creating a lively scene alongside plenty of guacamole.
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.
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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.
Boiling pots fill the air with heat and aroma in a clean, orderly space focused on takeout service. The atmosphere carries good vibes with excellent music setting a lively tone. Known for northern-style carnitas and chicharrones, it draws those seeking top-quality pork rinds despite limited parking and no dine-in option.
Tortillas here come warm and tasty, pairing well with green salsa and pork rinds. They complement dishes like carnitas and chicharrones perfectly.
Salsas here include a green salsa and a guacamole-style option that are both flavorful. They pair well with tortillas and dishes like carnitas or chicharrones, adding a tasty touch.
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They only offered takeout service with no dine-in option.
Parking is limited, so plan to arrive early.
They accepted card payments but no reservations.
Mexican restaurant with two floors and small tables creates a family-friendly and quiet atmosphere. The space feels hot despite air conditioning, encouraging relaxed meals without rush. Staff occasionally sing, adding a lively, personal touch to the experience.
Fresh molcajete salsa gets made right next to the table. A young woman offers to prepare salsa to your liking, with fresh tortillas served alongside.
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Parking is available in the plaza.
They accept credit cards.
Expect a 1 hour and 30 minutes wait for breakfast.
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.
Freshly made handmade corn and flour tortillas serve as the base for various dishes like carne asada, tripe, and quesadillas. These tortillas add a distinct texture and flavor to the meals.
Molcajete-style red salsa stands out with its bold flavor. Homemade salsas enhance tacos, paired with sides like cebollitas and nopalitos.
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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.
Mexican restaurant offers a family-friendly atmosphere with a cozy, small space that feels relaxed like a fonda. It gets packed and noisy, creating a lively energy. Handmade tortillas and affordable prices add to its distinctive charm.
Handmade corn and flour tortillas come fresh from the griddle to the table. The corn tortillas stand out as amazing, and the tortilla chips served with dishes like chilaquiles are distinct and flavorful.
Tortilla chips come with delicious salsas that have the right amount of heat. They serve these alongside a complimentary quesadilla sometimes.
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Payment is only accepted in cash, so bring enough cash.
The barbecue is only available on Saturdays and Sundays.
Parking is limited on the street, if available at all.
Small, covered space with warmth from grills and cool air filtering through windows creates a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Quiet atmosphere suits families and casual dining. Self-serve salsa bar offers customizable toppings enhancing the experience.
Flour tortillas stand out with their incredible flavor and authentic Sonoran style. They pair well with BBQ ribs and potatoes, making them a key part of the meal.
A salsa bar area lets you pick your own toppings. Salsas include cucumber and guacamole options. Some dishes could use more fresh serrano chile or tomato salsa for extra flavor.
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Reservations are not required, but expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy hours.
The restaurant accepts credit cards for payment.
Tacos are priced at approximately $3 USD each, which is higher than typical street tacos.
Elegant space blends contemporary and picturesque styles with harmonious colors and formal details. Atmosphere stays comfortable and cozy, with classical music setting a calm tone. Features include a children's play area and a smoking terrace, catering to diverse guests.
Fresh tortillas come straight from the kitchen, made in house and prepared on the spot. They pair well with dishes like the short rib appetizer and complement the tortilla soup.
Bone marrow salsa stands out with its rich flavor, paired with dishes like bone marrow tacos. A variety of salsas accompany fresh tortillas, including an avocado salsa negra and ceviche salsa, adding vibrant tastes to appetizers and mains.
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They do special celebrations for birthdays.
Expect a lively atmosphere during birthday celebrations.
Reservations are recommended for special occasions.
Taco restaurant offers 24-hour service with a cozy, inviting atmosphere and freshly made tortillas. It gets very crowded, requiring patience to be seated, and features a great variety of tacos, including vegetarian options.
Handmade tortillas stand out with their larger size and good quality. They hold together well and add freshness to the tacos.
Three distinct salsas shine here: a green sauce for Suadero and Lengua tacos, a mild chunky red sauce for Asada and Al Pastor, and a spicy sauce that pairs well with all tacos. Each salsa bursts with freshness and spice, enhancing the flavors perfectly.
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Las Tres Salsas serves tacos 24 hours a day.
Parking is available up and down the street.
Expect long wait times during peak hours.
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.
Corn tortillas stand out for their texture and flavor, preferred over flour. Some tacos use a double tortilla with cheese, adding crunch and richness. Fried flour tortillas offer a tasty, crispy option.
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.
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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.
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.
Freshly made handmade tortillas serve as the base for tacos and quesadillas here. The tortillas show clear craftsmanship and passion, complementing the grilled meats well.
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.
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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.
Taco restaurant offers a spacious, cozy setting with a quiet, pleasant atmosphere. Staff wear uniforms that add a touch of elegance, making it suitable for family time or a first date. A system tracks taco consumption, simplifying orders.
Freshly made tortillas stand out with every taco. They come warm and soft, pairing well with hot meats and special salsa.
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Tijuanazo Otay accepts cash, credit cards, and U.S. dollars.
The restaurant was very clean upon entry.
There is always parking available.
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.
Handmade tortillas come out fresh and hot, showing excellent flavor and presentation. Watching them made by hand right next to the tables adds to the experience. Perfectly fried tortillas shine in the chilaquiles, while freshly made ones accompany the machaca dish.
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.
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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.
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.
Handmade corn tortillas stand out with a fresh, homemade taste. They pair well with flavorful meats like al pastor in quesadillas and birria mulitas with guacamole.
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.
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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 dining area with plastic chairs and spacious layout hosts a crowded, smoky atmosphere. Fast-paced energy centers on authentic Tijuana-style tacos with strong avocado presence. Drive-thru option supports takeout amid limited parking and no card payments.
Freshly made tortillas stand out with their warm, soft texture and rich flavor that lifts every taco. They come in large, thick sizes and pair well with fillings like marinated pork and cheese.
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Credit cards are not accepted; cash is required for payment.
Parking is difficult; arrive early or expect to walk a distance.
Expect a wait after 7 pm, especially on weekends.
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.
Large tortillas come with tacos, often flour-based and filled with cheese. Complimentary tortilla chips arrive with house salsa and sometimes a broth or consommé.
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.
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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.
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.
Freshly made tortillas arrive hot with a perfect crispness and are handmade. Each tortilla is filled perfectly to the edges, making them delicious and satisfying.
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.
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.
Handmade tortillas come out hot and fresh. They pair well with meaty fillings like asada, adobada, and suadero, and also hold up crispy in vampiro tacos with cheese.
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.
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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 both indoor and outdoor seating with an impressive salsa bar featuring a variety of options. The atmosphere is quiet with limited tables, often full despite few customers overall. Known for top-quality meat and authentic Sonora-style tacos, it stands out for flavorful arrachera and rib tacos.
Handmade tortillas come in both corn and flour, with the corn being recommended. The flour tortillas sometimes taste like a gringo style rather than traditional Sonoran. Meat pairs well with the tortillas but often requires self-assembly since the taquero may only provide the tortilla and meat.
An impressive salsa bar offers a wide variety of options. Salsas are delicious and plentiful, complementing the tacos and meats well.
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Valet parking is the only option available; no street parking allowed.
They do not accept card payments; cash is required for all transactions.
Prices are high, with tacos costing around 95 pesos each.