Food truck serves authentic Mexican flavor with generous meat portions at affordable prices. Spicy red salsa with menudo flavor perfectly complements the tripas extra crunchy tacos topped with avocado. No seating available, so many eat in their cars.
A red salsa with a menudo flavor stands out here. It is spicy and adds the right amount of heat to tacos, especially the tripas extra crunchy served with avocado.
"I thought the tacos were the best Mexican food I've ever had."
"These food trucks' tacos taste just like Mexico."
"The salsa here is delicious, just like the tacos."
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The food truck accepts cash only, or Zelle for payment.
There is no seating at the food truck; plan to eat in your car.
Prices for tacos vary, typically between $1.50 and $2.
Mexican restaurant shines with live Mariachi music and a pleasant atmosphere that keeps noise low for easy chats. Salsa is fresh and homemade, perfect with fajitas and seafood like shrimp tostada. Generous portions and reasonable prices make it a great spot for Mexican seafood lovers.
Salsa tastes homemade and fresh, not frozen. It pairs well with chips and dishes like fajitas and quesadillas. The salsa complements other items like shrimp tostada and baked oysters.
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Karaoke happens every Friday night starting at 10pm.
Taco Tuesday features $0.99 tacos and house tequila.
Monday and Tuesday offer special deals on food and drinks.
Mexican spot shines with handmade tortillas and a family-friendly vibe. Bold salsa roja adds a spicy kick to dishes like carnitas. Casual space offers views of graffiti railroads and fills up fast on weekends.
Green and red salsas pack a good kick. Salsa roja stands out as one of the best with a bold, flavorful punch.
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Taco Tuesday offers great deals on tacos and Micheladas.
Expect long wait times on weekends due to high popularity.
Everything is cooked fresh right in front of you.
Open-air setting with a roof offers a relaxed atmosphere and quiet space. Tacos highlight Monterrey-style flavors with steamed and Tlaquepaque varieties standing out. Salsas are authentic and delicious, though portions are small and extra salsa costs.
Salsas here have a strong Tlaquepaque style with an authentic Monterrey flavor. They charge for extra salsa, and portions can be small, but the taste is consistently delicious.
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Prices are generally affordable for tacos.
The restaurant maintains a clean and inviting atmosphere.
Extra salsa incurs an additional charge.
Small taco spot shines with handmade tortillas and spicy salsa in red and green. Early hours suit those craving authentic tacos at a fair price. Clean, lively space offers a steady flow and a short wait.
Salsa here is spicy and lively, with both red and green varieties. It pairs well with dishes like carnitas and tacos made with homemade soft tortillas.
Good to know
Taco Real closes at 2:00 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
The wait time is usually about 20 minutes during peak hours.
Taco Real uses 100 percent homemade corn tortillas and flour.
Small spot serves fresh tortillas and authentic Mexican dishes focused on chicken and barbacoa. Known for excellent green salsa that complements meats perfectly. Atmosphere is clean and affordable, popular for breakfast and lunch.
Salsas here stand out with a green salsa that many find excellent. They pair well with fresh tortillas and meats like chicken and carnitas.
Good to know
It is hard to find parking outside on weekends.
The minimum for card payments is $10, unlike the usual $5 elsewhere.
Check your food carefully for authenticity.
Small, colorful space with green plants feels vibrant and welcoming. Molcajete salsa made at the table offers fresh roasted flavor with heat from red and green salsas. Tables sit close, creating a family-style vibe perfect for easy conversation.
Molcajete salsa made at the table with roasted tomatoes, chiles, and garlic stands out. Red and green salsas bring heat and flavor, and a variety of salsas offers plenty of options.
Good to know
Karaoke and live shows happen every Wednesday starting at 8 pm.
Expect a lively atmosphere during karaoke nights on Wednesdays.
Reservations are recommended for special events like live shows.
Mexican spot shines with fresh homemade tortillas and flavorful barbacoa. Salsa is fresh and tasty but service can be brief and curt. Takeaway-only setup keeps things simple and prices fair.
Freshness stands out with their fresh salsa and great flavor. Service can be inconsistent, offering only a small portion with attitude when asked for more.
Good to know
They only sell takeaway food; no dine-in options available.
On weekends, they offer birria and posole.
The place is open late but closes early.
Fresh meat tacos and grilled fajitas fill the air with smoky aroma. Salsa shines with a red salsa that hits the spot and an addictive green salsa. Outdoor seating is lively on weekends with music but tables can be a bit dirty. Prices stay affordable with easy payment options.
The salsas stand out with a red salsa that consistently hits the spot and a green salsa that's hard to stay away from. The corn fajita quesadillas paired with the green salsa highlight the quality here, though a spicier option could add more kick.
Good to know
The food truck closes at 9 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Expect a last call for orders shortly before closing time.
Prices for tacos are reasonable, averaging around $3 each.
Food truck offers fast-paced vibe with no seating, perfect for quick bites. Tacos, especially suadero and cabeza, boast rich flavors that keep fans coming back. Red salsa is very hot and enhances chicken tacos, while limited parking adds to the bustling scene.
Red salsa stands out for its very hot spice level and pairs well with tacos, especially chicken. It comes with plenty of condiments, allowing for a loaded, flavorful experience.
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Parking is limited, especially on weekends when the lot is packed.
The food truck is open until 3 AM on weekends.
They now accept credit and debit cards for payment.
Mexican restaurant serves authentic atmosphere with dishes like menudo and pozole. Homemade salsas include creamy spicy salsa verde and salsa roja, perfect with carnita and pupusas. Space feels family-friendly and quiet on weekdays, ideal for casual dining.
Salsas here include creamy spicy salsa verde, salsa roja, and salsa de jitomate asado. They come homemade and pair well with dishes like pozole, carnita, and pupusas.
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The weekend price is $16.99 per adult and $1.99 for toddlers.
Expect a $2.75 drink fee for anything other than water.
The restrooms are in very poor condition.
Spacious Mexican spot offers a children's area and a warm atmosphere perfect for groups. Fresh, flavorful salsas shine, especially the green salsa. Known for authentic carnitas and great prices, it keeps a relaxed vibe with no wait times.
Salsas here come fresh and full of flavor, especially the green salsa which stands out. The morita salsa is good but lacks traditional pickled jalapeños for carnitas.
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There was zero wait time during my visit.
The prices at Carnitas El Güero are excellent.
I paid 15 dollars for four tacos.
Food truck serves hand-rolled tortillas and tacos dorados with fresh, authentic taste. Red salsa is spicy and delicious, paired well with chips, while green salsa is less favored. Cash-only and no seating create a casual, grab-and-go vibe with a lively crowd.
Red salsa stands out with its spicy and delicious flavor. Chips served with salsa complement the taste well, though the green salsa lacks the same appeal.
Good to know
They only accept cash; no credit cards are accepted.
There are often no tables available at the food truck.
Karaoke night is popular; check for specific timing.
Food truck serves crispy tacos with bold seasoning and spicy homemade salsa that packs a real kick, especially the green variety. Portions are generous and food arrives fresh despite waits. Burgers vary, but tacos and tostadas shine for authentic flavor.
Salsas offer authentic flavor with a spicy kick, especially the green salsa which stands out for its heat. Some batches can be off, with a rancid taste noted occasionally.
Good to know
The wait time for five street tacos and a papa asada is about an hour.
Expect large portions; five street tacos and a papa asada are quite filling.
Prices are around $12 for tacos, which some may find expensive.
Enjoy authentic Regio food in a lively, colorful space packed with tables and loud music. Freshly made tortillas and cold beer enhance the meal. Salsa tastes like delicious tomato soup, perfect with chips and tacos.
Salsa here tastes like a delicious tomato soup you can eat by the spoonful. Chips and salsa come together as a yummy combo that works well in tacos.
Good to know
Be cautious in the parking lot due to frequent thefts.
Expect a wait time of 10-15 minutes during peak hours.
Prices at the restaurant may differ from the online menu.