I have been loving me some tacos in Dallas. I don't love me some Abe's. What Abe's lacks in…read moreflavor it makes up for in gristle. I had a flavorless yet edible Al Pastor street taco and a Barbacoa that had color and yet no flavor. It was crunchy gristle. I was grossed out. I detest giving 1 stars but I cannot find one redeeming quality to this food truck.

Pretty good street style tacos at reasonable prices. They…read moreeven serve gyros here. Didn't get a chance to try the nachos, but if the tacos were an indicator, they might be pretty good. Friendly and fast service. Pro Tip: Don't come up and steal the napkins...they are for paying customers.

I ordered the jerk chicken tacos along with the 5 street tacos and they were horrible.the jerk…read moretacos had to much seasoning and they only use one tortilla on the corn tortillas.the only thing I like wa my drink and I got the hibiscus berries drink. It ha actually berries in it. Not two sweet an is very refreshing.

I really wanted to love this place. They are new and I see the potential. However, let me give you…read morethe good, bad and ugly truth. Ambiance-4 Stars-The inside is nicely decorated. It's bright and happy. I love the cheerful colors. It's really cute and comfy. It also was a bit warm inside. The decor is cool and the don julio vase with the flowers is fun. Customer Service-4 Stars-They were very friendly and hospitable. Food- Presentation-3 Stars-Everything looked great and loaded with onions, tomatoes, cilantro and lettuce. Food-3 Stars-There was no wow factor. The taste was average. I wanted my food to be good or great, but something was missing. The steak taco was decent and the tostados the same. The three layer effect was sorta cool on the tostada. I can say the meat was seasoned and not bland so that was a plus. The red salsa sauce is vibrant, yummy and spicy. The green salsa sauce was blah. Maybe if they give a slice of lime to squeeze on your food. Something was missing for me. I am always happy to try a small minority owned business and support them. Overall I had a decent experience. I wish them success. Dallas is a tough crowd with so many restaurants. I may try them again down the road. The jerk salmon taco might be a winner. So that may be my 2nd chance.

My bf and I came here on a Friday randomly around 4 pm, it wasn't busy. He tried the Jr platter…read morealong with the Mac and cheese. I tried the chicken tacos and added cheese. The chicken was pretty good along with the rice and beans. The Mac and cheese was bland. The chicken tacos were okay.

Friendly gentlemen behind the counter and an amazing plate of Chicken and Sour Cream Enchiladas. I…read morewish I wouldn't have dropped my plate or I would share a photo (I don't want to misrepresent the delicious food. Despite dropping the to go container, NOTHING spilled because it was over-wrapped with plastic wrap perfection! So thankful for this extra step. I also purchased a chicken salad for lunch tomorrow. I haven't tasted it yet but I was able to grab a photo. Will definitely return and try many more menu options. You won't be disappointed with Western Chicken!

Stopped at the Dallas Farmer's Market and finally got the chance to try Sierra Valley Food…read more They serve authentic Mexican food that's 100% vegan. As someone who loves to try authentic dishes but can't always find vegetarian versions, I really appreciate places like this! The people there were so nice and answered all of my questions about the dishes. Their most popular taco is the al pastor - carne asada which was understandably sold out. Instead, I ordered their second most popular taco, the carnitas, which is made out of chickpeas and is served with pineapple on top. I also ordered the chorizo taco which is made out of soy. You can also get a side of their spicy sauce which was a great addiction. Both tacos looked & tasted incredible! I was so excited to try them I forgot to take a picture once I got back to my car. Highly recommend trying this place out if you are at the farmer's market. I definitely plan on going back and will go a little earlier next time to try the al pastor!

In addition to having a stand at the farmer's market, Sierra Valley Food sells packaged foods on…read moretheir website: right now they have tamales, packaged vegan "meats", salsa, queso, and taco kits - all completely vegan, of course! Delivery in DFW is currently free (in December 2020), and you can ship to other locations. We ordered a dozen mixed tamales - I love that they sell variety packs! All were really good, and not too dry or crumbly. The "pork" were my favorite. The tamales are a decent size; three tamales were enough for a hearty meal for me (with no other sides!), and I don't have a delicate appetite. I also got some al pastor and carne asada, which I'm excited to try soon. I'm local in Dallas, and my ordered was delivered the day after I placed it! The prices are super for vegan foods: a dozen tamales for $19, and $12 for a pound of pre-cooked vegan meat to use in tacos, burritos, etc. Get your socially distanced plant-based holiday tamales from Sierra Valley - they're currently taking orders for Christmas and New Year's Eve!

Not a bad place at all. It's just so similar to all of the other Medi fast casual places and…read morenothing really stood out or blew me away. However, the food was solid. We came in on a Saturday afternoon but there was no one around. I ordered a chicken bowl and felt like the price was great for the amount of food. A tad bit salty for my liking but tasted fresh for being not very busy that day.

The customer service was great. It looked clean and appetizing. The Tzatziki at first was really…read moregood then too salty. The pickles were super sour, perhaps I'm not used to them like this. Some pieces of rice were still hard. Maybe they were off today. Promising.

I've been here a few times now and have been trying the daily specials. They've been 3-4 stars in…read moreterms of taste so far. They are so reasonably priced @ +/-7 bucks and the specials come with sides. Consider this. 2 triple cheese burgers at McDs also comes to about 6 before taxes. This is better and more food. A word of caution. They do tend to run out of the specials. So if you're going to do a late lunch you might be disappointed if you went for one of the dailys.

"Bacon bacon bacon...I smell bacon...I can't read...give me what's in the bagggggggggg." Remember…read morethat commercial from the dog's perspective trying to get some Beggin' Strips"? I do. Why? Becuase I'd finally found a character on television with whom I related. And Newhaus has done an about face on the star meter by offering the gosh derned best breakfast taquito known to man or doggie. Same guy behind the counter every morning. And he knows what half of the folks in the line want before they even speak it. I was new so he asked me a series of questions while preparing my taquito. "Do you want a fried egg on it?" "YES!!!" "Cheese?" "HELL YAH!" "One strip of bacon or Taquito Special with two?" "I can have two??? DANG! TWO!" And he folded the contents neatly into a tortilla and pressed it into the griddle until is was a little crispy around the edges. This was in fact the absolute best breakfast taco/taquito in the world! I double dog dare you to find one that rivals it. And yes, I've had Taco Joint. And I love chrizo. I'm basing my best ever status on same content breakfast tacos. You may find snazzier ingredients, but you won't find a better bacon, fried egg, cheese taco in the Dallas.

As a big fan of both Wolfgang Puck and the museum, I enjoyed arts, and sip coffee with friends in…read morethis gorgeous place. It was really fantastic yesterday because every first Saturday is a Target free day on Nasher Sculpture Center, and exhibiting French-German sculptor Jean (Hans) Arp whole lot of sculpture center was filled with Arp Sculptures, his paintings, I was really saturated and eventually I came here to chill. It is very beautiful cafe as the rain was drizzling outside, people pleasantly walking at the sculpture garden, and this is Wolfgang Puck's which is my favorite restaurant, providing high quality food and service, and modern atmosphere. We had coffee and a small piece of cake, both were well made and served in pretty white porcelains, and the cake was the best I'd ever tasted in Dallas. There's no crowded at all, very tranquil and serene. It reminded me of sitting at the Cafe Savarsky in Neue Gallery in NY. I'd come every month if I could.

This time I went to "Til Midnight at the Nasher" and saw an unusual choice for a drink. Hot…read morechocolate! I have never seen a museum serve hot chocolate until today and I just had to get it. They had peppermints and bonbons (marshmallows) so I asked for both. The hot chocolate did not disappoint. It was nice and creamy. Not too minty and just the right amount of marshmallowy goodness.

Taste was good, food was hot, always fresh,customer service was good…read more Price was decent.

Food and service, this place has been open since I was a kid, and now 55. Amazing fish and service…read more Same great people and same great service, will forever come back to the south.