My favorite taco truck in Lexington! They are always so nice and I love that they've implemented…read moreonline ordering now. I love to order ahead and go on my lunch break to grab some. This location has a covered patio to sit if you want to stay and they also have a TV in the patio. The steak (asada) are my favorite but the chicken is a close second. They have good chips and queso as well. I believe JPs has 3 locations in Lexington as of this review date

These are the best tacos in Lexington in my opinion. House made tortillas that are unique and…read moredelicious. The Mexican street tacos are great and they also offer Supreme which are more American with cheese, tomatoes, lettuce and sour cream. Their sauces are some of the best in town as well. I look forward to going back here the next time I'm on this side of town.

Everything was amazing. Food was fantastic until we went to pay, which I saw this in another review…read moreas well that someone was blindsided when it came time to pay. We had 6 tacos and a soup, and for some reason our bill was 47$, when we asked about the price she told us the soup was 20$.... Soup was not worth 20$ and was not listed as 20$ either and they definitely played us with that. We were excited to have found such an authentic Mexican place and were pleased until this moment. We left with a bad taste in our mouth and a little mad as well, as we felt we got screwed over.

This is a very basic no thrills traditional Mexican food restaurant. So it's basically a food truck…read morewith an inside location. The simple mostly a la carte menu reads in Spanish and the Mexican drinks only come in bottles. I had a chicken and a steak burrito and my friend had the tacos. The chicken was fantastic and the steak was pretty good as well. They have chicken, steak, pork, and goat. The owner here is super nice but the restaurant is not what most Americans are used to with chips and salsa, fountain drinks along with rice and beans with your meal. Oh and they don't accept credit cards. This is why I give it a 3 star and not a 4 or a 5. So If you like simple traditional Mexican food, have cash and don't drink a lot then please give this place a try you will most likely really enjoy your food. I know I did!

After washing our cars my husband and I decided we could conveniently eat here as the restaurant…read morewas right next to us. They're pretty small but they are mighty. We sat down and were brought chips and salsa; then we ordered two tortas and our drinks. Drinks were sent to us within seconds and the tortas were on the table in less than 10 min after we ordered them! Their salsa bar was small but had the essentials. We really enjoyed the food we had and how quickly everything was done since we were on a time crunch. The price was very reasonable for the food we had; we spent less than $25 after tip for 2 entrees and 2 drinks and even took a bit home for our pet. The portions are also reasonable. Their parking was good. Their restaurant was clean and I was happy with the music choice. Overall, 10/10! We will definitely be back

My michelada was good, the barbacoa is alright, asada is good, carnitas were a little funky. House…read moresalsa was ok. Hot sauce bar was sus but they tasted pretty good. I probably won't go back but wasn't disappointed.

It was good, but I didn't like the texture of their chicken lol it's more of a personal thing than…read moreanything, but for the most part, it was good

The business has moved location. The location near save-a-lot is still the same name but actually…read moreowned by someone new now. Please visit the authentic restaurant attached to the gas station off exit 110 now past Cook Out. we had dinner last night and I'm just adding a photo of something new I tried. Cocina Special - you get a whole chicken breast, a thin steak, shrimp, a blackened jalapeño, a cheese quesadilla, rice, and beans. I liked this fish and since it doesn't have cures smothered on it would make a great choice if you are trying to be healthy.

One of the three best taquerias that I have ever eaten at in the state of Kentucky. We had a…read moreselection of authentic tacos and burritos. Pastor, asada, tinga, lingua, and barbacoa. Everything was incredible and the service was even better. The place isn't fancy, but it doesn't have to be, it looks like it literally hasn't changed since the mid 90s and usually that is the sign of a great place to eat when it comes to authentic taquerias. Next time we are in Lexington this is where we'll eat, again. PS there are wicked good homemade refrigerated table hot sauces. The Habanero is straight fire.

Feels like you are in Mexico. Authentic food with so many types of different meats. I got the…read morelingua, barbacoa, carne and cabeza. I'd say barbacoa and lingua were my top 2 because of the immense flavor. I will warn you that after eating this food be prepared to feel a bit sluggish. Got a small cabeza burrito also and was good but would recommend using a different meat than what I chose because it gets lost in the fixings. Also, the tacos had too much cilantro but I just took what I wanted off. This spot reminds me of the taco stands on side of the road in California. I wish they had a few more sauces to choose from

Well I usually think that most Mexican restaurants are the same and the food is always the same but…read morefrom time to time I am surprised by a standout. This is one of those places. I have been to dozens of Mexican restaurants in the Lexington area and there are two that stand out. This one and the me in Midway, KY. This place is like the Cheesecake Factory of Mexican -it's a big menu. If you talk to Latin American people or the employees of the restaurant, they will tell you that this place is exceptional. I had the Camarones A La Diabla and it was spicy!! Great flavor! Most Mexican restaurants don't show any heat or spice in most all of their dishes, but this is fire! Not only do they have a large menu but also have a lot seating. There are so many tables and they open another room on the weekends. They have a great patio when the weather is right and it is covered! We were there on a Tuesday night and the place was packed. They also had margaritas two for one and I don't know when they offer that but they had it when we were there. I look forward to going back and trying more dishes!

This is probably my favorite Mexican restaurant in Lexington because of its authenticity and the…read morefood and service is always amazing. Ordered a lingua and barbacoa taco and the steak tacos with cheese sauce. Plenty of meat on the tacos and the lingua was very tender. The steak tacos are always great mostly because of the cheese sauce and good amount of steak. The chips and salsa always hit the spot also

Me encanta Durango's!!! This is one of the best Mexican restaurants in town. All the staff have…read moredeep rooted connections with the customers, which adds to the dining experience. Service is quick and polite (Lalo es increíble!). Food is delicious. The prices are good. Portions are huge! I started eating before I could get a picture of my fajitas, but you can't go wrong with any of their quesadillas, enchiladas, tacos, etc. I'll be back!

I chose this place for lunch when we were in Lexington on our cross-country trip. We hadn't had…read moreMexican food for days. I opened with Tortilla Chips and fresh Guac served on a plate, which was smooth and very mild. Red Salsa was also excellent. Then I addressed a Super Pork Burrito with Refried Beans and rice. The burrito was covered in Red Sauce, where Verde Sauce seemed more appropriate. A Beef Taco with lettuce but no tomato was small and crispy. But other portions were big for a reasonable price. Diane's Fried Shrimps were a little overcooked. Our server was friendly, and the restaurant's ambiance evoked authentic Mexico. XXX-1/2 stars overall!

Amazing food and service. The staff was knowledgeable about the items on the menu! We will…read moredefinitely be going back!

My brother kept telling me I needed to try this local Mexican spot, and I'm so glad I finally did…read more I started with the fresh guacamole served with crispy tostada chips, then got the pork tamales covered in melted cheese, a shredded beef taco, and finished with a slice of tres leches cake. Everything tasted so authentic and full of flavor. I also loved the environment and decorations throughout the restaurant- it felt warm, welcoming, and very true to the culture. The only downside is that it is a little pricier than some other Mexican places I've tried. My meal came out to around $47 just for me, but honestly I didn't mind because you can tell the quality is there and I'm always happy to support a local business and the people behind it.