Food was great! Tacos are delicious, and their produce is always fresh! Prices are fear for the…read morefood you get.

Good, authentic Mexican food in a nice, romantic atmosphere. The cocktail menu is something u want…read moreto explore. Or a stiff shot of El Patron tequila will Mello anyone's mood.

This was a great place to have lunch after enjoying the zoo. They have a huge selection on the…read moremenu, everything we ordered was delicious, and my husband loved their house hot sauce. He said it had the perfect amount of heat with great flavor. I really enjoyed the grilled chicken burrito and their rice. Their chips were soooo good too! They were super thin and crispy. This place has something for everyone. Our server was a super nice young man. The restaurant is right on a train track and looks like it could have originally been a train station. We discussed this with the server but he wasn't sure. I'd definitely recommend checking this place out and I'm sorry I was too tired and hungry to take pictures of the inside and outside of the restaurant.

I was really looking forward to trying out this local Mexican restaurant. I have been making the…read morerounds and trying my best to check them all out because I love eating Mexican typically once a week but I haven't found one around here that's my absolute favorite and looks like this one is not it either. It was probably the biggest let down so far. I ordered a Big Taco to go and was surprised to see a 2$ upcharge for taking it to go. Don't they know this discourages people from ordering to go? This isn't a new concept to me so not a complete surprise but I was incredibly surprised by the way it was packaged. It was in an aluminum tin with foil partially covering my meal. So by the time it got to its designation it was leaking white liquid out of the bag. Kind of embarrassing to me. So I paid 2$ for subpar packaging? The taco itself was fine but not memorable. What was most telling about my meal was the completely inedible tortilla chips. They tasted like chemicals, which to me is a sign that the deep frier oil is bad (at least I hope that's what is wrong). I had a few other people try a chip and they all confirmed they were gross. No one took a second bite. If the oil is not being changed properly to the point you can taste it, and they don't care about properly packaging food, who knows what other gross things are happening in the their kitchen. I cannot chalk this up to a fluke and therefore will not be taking any chances by trying them again.

We went tonight as we finally escaped the house after all the snow and ice. While we aren't super…read moreclose, it is worth the drive! The service was spectacular. The waitress for our table was busy helping another group that came in at the same time so the manager or owner came to take our drink orders and get us set up. We wouldn't have minded a short wait but it was a nice touch. We had a kids quesadilla meal with rice, arroz con seafood, and fish tacos. I had the arroz con seafood and it was a huge portion, so I brought home leftovers. The scallops and shrimp were delicious and well cooked. My husband really liked his a lot--he had no complaints.

I had high hopes when I walked in because the place is BEAUTIFUL!…read more I ordered quesabirria tacos (emphasis on quesabirria twice which she confirmed) and my boyfriend ordered the "puffy tacos" with salsa verde sauce. We also ordered the corn dip. The corn dip was delicious. Our food came to the table and my food was wrong (birria vs quesabirria) and my boyfriend didn't get his salsa verde sauce. He asked for salsa verde and the "sauce" she brought him looked and tasted exactly like my birria consumè. When I asked "he asked for salsa verde", she tried to tell us that was salsa verde. Salsa verde is NOT red, as it's a "green sauce made from tomatillo and green chili peppers." At that point, I gave up on rectifying this experience as the waitress was determined to be correct. My boyfriend ate his puffy tacos (which he said was canned chicken and Taco Bell quality "beef), I packed up my birria tacos and we left. Disappointing experience. Will not return.

Baja Bowls I recently tried Baja Bowls tacos and a few of…read moretheir other options and recommend you give them a try. The burrito was loaded with a protein and veggies. You can get your bowls in a variety of options to include home made guacamole. They have a variety of drinks for you to choose from, and desserts too. You can get vegan plus gluten free options. They have a nice, clean, open space. The service is excellent!! Friendly staff. If you like fresh, flavorful, and healthy options this is the place to try in Asheboro. We left happy and satisfied!

The food was perfectly flavorful! Everything was fresh, especially the pico de gallo. The service…read morewas outstanding also-- I'm a first time customer and was treated wonderfully. They even came out to check on me after I sat down and had a couple bites. The ambiance is kind of what you'd expect for a place like this but the dining area was very clean!

The parking could be better. The staff is nice they check on us throughout our time there. I had a…read moretorta de asada, and four tacos two of pastor and two of campeachano. Then I placed another order and had one asada sope.

The best tacos and burrito we have tried in ages. Sorry I don't have a photo of burrito because it…read morewas gone before I could make a review, that is how delicious it is! Don't just walk here , RUN! We will definitely be coming back here when and if we will be in the area!

Looking for extra food, and something new while at the Stock and Grain, we decided to check out…read moreTaco Street, which I think we'd actually sampled once before at a past Yelp Event. My wife got an order of the "Drowned Taquitos" for us to share. It was basically (3) chicken taquitos served in a cup full of crumbed cheese, green tomatillo sauce, lettuce, and Mexican crema. It was a unique presentation, and very tasty, but pretty hard to eat, and very messy. Overall, we enjoyed it, it tasted good, but was just messy. I'd certainly be up for trying other things off their menu next time I'm at the Stock and Grain. They offered a good variety of items from tacos to bowls, tamales to ceviche, with vegetarian options. The pricing did seem a bit high considering it is Mexican food, which is typically pretty inexpensive. But worth checking out.

Counting down the days until I get Taco Street again! I ordered the Chilaquiles and wow- 10/10…read more They were perfectly sauced with a yummy egg on top. There was just enough spice, sweetness, and creaminess to make this a fantastic dish. The fresh tortillas (watch them make it in house!) hit this dish even further out of the park! My order was taken super quick and it came out within 10-15 minutes, which is on par with most other restaurants.

Service is nice and food was really good! Love the salsa bar! Had the torta de asada and tacos de…read moreasada

This place has only been open about a month, and it is a bit different than most Mexican…read morerestaurants in the area. The menu during the week is a bit limited to street style tacos (there is a toppings bar that is very nice), burritos, gortas, quesidillas, and a few more items. No salsa & chips, enchiladas, usual dinners, or sides. The weekend menu is a bit larger, and includes Borrego (lamb stew) and Menudo, and a few other plate items are added. The menu here maybe be involving, but there wasn't a lot of information available. We order 3 tacos (chorizo, asada, and pastor), an Asada Burrito, and 2 lemonades. The food was out fairly quickly, and the tacos were soon loaded with items from the toppings bar, and well as some of all four sauces - 2 reds & 2 greens. The tacos were excellent, the toppings were fresh and the sauces added a lot - watch the one red sauce, it is really, really hot - still burning 10 minutes after you get in your car HOT! Would definitely order the tacos again, and they have 8 or so kinds. The burrito was a monster, and loaded - plenty of tasty carne asada,rice, beans, lettuce, sour cream, and even some radish. I would split open the top of the entire burrito, and mix everything well, because of the way it is put together. This was a very good item, and I'd order it again, and probably will. I do miss the chips and salsa, and the options of ordering side items. What we had was very good, but the choices are limited!

La Carreta is a long term, tried and true option in Thomasville. I've been enjoying food here well…read moreover 20 years, and it's consistently good. With fresh choices, a large menu, generous portions, and reasonable pricing, you can't go wrong here. If you're dining in, the chips are fresh and the salsa tasty with just the right amount of spice. The cheese dip is always a winner. The guacamole is not my favorite in terms of consistency (too smooth) but it usually tastes good too. Today's visit was takeout. We got a Grande Burrito and a Burrito Paisa. They were both massive and lasted multiple meals over the week. I'm a huge fan of the Burrito Paisa with the spicy sauce, and it'll make you sweat! I will say it's annoying they add a forced gratuity for takeout orders (they've always charged a container fee, but now add the gratuity.) This isn't uncommon these days, but I still dislike it. I'd love to see the addition of online ordering to keep up with the era. But all told, a great consistent choice that never disappoints me.

My family had a great experience here for a late dinner. We arrived around 9:30 unsure of what to…read moreorder. Our waitress was patient and polite, explaining the dishes and answering questions with a smile. The decor was very festive. We all ended up ordering the same meal and let me just say it was delicious! I've been on an ACP kick for a while and wanted something different. So so good!