I never got to eat, so I can't speak to the food here. I was really hoping for a good quick meal on…read moremy way to deliver, but I sat in a restaurant that was half full and never got service. No drink order, no anything! They are grilling and smoking meats out in the parking lot. Boy, did it smell good

Food literally sucked. Tacos were cold. Drinks were overly sour. They also got my order wrong. Took…read moreforever to serve my table. I wouldnt go back at all.

Good service, excellent food. There were a couple things that made me want to deduct a star, but…read morethe food was so tasty, I'm giving them the full 5-star rating anyway. Chips are not free like you may get at other places (which was fine). We ordered the dip trio (guac, queso, & salsa). They were great but not enough chips for all the dips so our salsa went pretty much untouched because we ran out, which is a shame, because the salsa tasted homemade and was delicious. We ordered el pastor, asada & quesibirra tacos. My favorite of the three was the pastor tacos, but all were good. I wish there were at least one lime wedge per taco. Price-wise, maybe not the best value compared to other mexican spots, but the food was really good.

I've been meaning to try this restaurant and it did not disappoint! You seat yourself when you walk…read morein. There's booths and tables and I like that the tables aren't too close to each other. There's cute decor, just a nice vibe overall. It wasn't too busy for a Friday evening which was nice since we had our kids with us. The waiter was pleasant and checked on us occasionally, without being over bearing. We started with a trio of dips with chips- guacamole, queso, and salsa instead of the bean dip. All of them were good with the queso being so-so for me. The salsa is nice and smoky. One kid had a kids meal with two shredded beef tacos and fries. I'm glad they served the onions and cilantro on the side for him. Hubby has the queso birria plate and raved about how good it was. I enjoyed by pollo asado plate. I only wish they had a salsa bar with the pickled veggies, etc. The menu is extensive so I can't wait to try something else. Prices are a little higher than other Mexican places, but they make a lot of homemade items and you can tell the difference.

You're going to think you drive by don't! This place authentic street tacos on corn tortillas. The…read morestaff super nice and patient I wanted to try everything. It smells good when you walk in so you know it's going to taste good. Tried the chicken, pastor, asada, barbacoa, and Birria tacos. All were great!! Love the lime and toasted pepper as well. The green sauce is a hit for me. You can't go wrong here is you want true Mexican food.

So bland there is nothing to write about. They don't even know what kind of fish they put in the…read moretacos. It is a To-Go spot for the more exotic stuff like cow tongue. There really are no tables to speak of. Don't expect to pickup the vibe of a cantina.

Walk up and order restaurant. Good and timely service…read more Ordered the carnitas plate for the second time. This time I had the sauce on the side because I am a jalapeño wimp. Absolutely delicious. Came with rice, beans and five corn tortillas. My friend had tacos and tamales. Some of the best she has ever had. Skip Moe's and Chipotle - try something authentic.

Every single visit delivers the same fresh, flavorful experience that keeps me coming back. Their…read moreshrimp tacos are my go-to simple, perfectly seasoned, and always delicious.

My kids, husband, and I like the tacos here and like all of the unique items at the condiment bar…read morethere too!

Great experience Love the hospitality they also have a bar…read morewhere you can add onto your experience

These are some OMG birria tacos! I mean, look at the picture, they're so juicy packed with flavor…read moreand the consume .. thick and spicy!!! I will definitely be coming back ! THANK YOU FOR A PLEASANT EXPERIENCE SAN LUCAS!!

Quick business lunch on a Thursday…read more We were seated quickly. The place was mostly empty so pretty quiet. We needed a fast lunch and Mexican restaurants almost always meet that need. Almost. The highlight of the meal was the spicy salsa first thing I do at a Mexican restaurant is to ask for spicy salsa. Theirs did not disappoint. They could bottle the stuff. Heck maybe they get it in a bottle. lol The service was painfully slow. It took forever for our lunch to arrive. And, we got nothing fancy. I ordered a steak burrito and asked for no cheese sauce. Also got a side of vegetables. When it arrived, sure enough, smothered in the cheese sauce. But, given the slow service, there was no time to ask them to correct so I ate it as is. It was also a smaller burrito. The steak was very good. The veggies were good as well. Nice and hot. Giving it 3 stars for the reasons above. Easily could have been 4. Oh well.

I stopped by on a fluke and I'm glad I did. The food was fresh, the services was great. This will…read moreprobably be my new go to for sure. I ordered 3 beef tacos just to try it and ended up ordered 4 more before I left the parking lot.

Best authentic tacos in Douglasville! Fresh, yummy and very friendly staff. Prices are fair and…read morequality is amazing!

I got steak or beef tacos and they were very good. I would recommend this place for tacos. I don't…read morespeak the language and wish they had an English menu. I probably would have ordered more.

Delicious pupusas!! Best i've had around Atl. Everyone was very friendly and service was quick! A…read morelot of food for the price. I LOVE maduros and at most places it's like $9 for 4 but I got a whole basket here. I will be back for sure!

Great food - the tacos are consistent good, though the fact that it's only cash is cumbersome.read more

Best tacos and burritos on the Westside! Open late too, the price is just right! It is cash onlyread more

Soooo. I went to their food truck cause I was craving for street tacos. I ordered 4 carne asada…read moretacos, a large horchata and asked for extra lime and extra green hot sauce. I get home and excited to eat, open my plate and this is what I'm left with. The level of pissed i felt.. they didn't even put meat in the 4th taco. Everything was just thrown in there. The tacos were so greasy and dripping of oil, the tortillas ripped because it was so greasy. There was a pool of oil under the tacos. And they only gave me 2 small green hot sauce when I asked for extra green hot sauce. The seasoning was so mediocre. The one star is for the Horchata cause that was the only thing that was good. I'm so disappointed and will not return here. I paid $16 for 3 tacos, an empty tortilla and horchata.

This place was not great…read more Interior / exterior I've driven by dozens of times over the years - finally decided to stop by. The parking lot was a bit congested because there's hand car wash sharing the lot. There didn't seem to be any designated parking so once i placed my order I went back to car and waited - just in case I needed to move my car out of someone's way. Instead of a static board, they have 3 or 4 LCD monitors with menu & pricing. The screens change every few seconds and they twist, fly and float in. There are also several handwritten signs. It's kinda dark inside, even though there are tons of windows and the place seems like it could use a deep clean - not because it's 'dirty' but because the surfaces seem to be coated in a thin film of grease / oil which can happen over time in, in a small space like this. Customer Service Upon entering, there were two employees seated at the table, eating. The girl stopped eating and stared at me. The dude, turned around and looked at me. I stared back at them and they quickly turned their attention back to their food. I'm not sure - but I think its some sort of cultural thing for Latino people to not greet customers. Whatever it is - it can be somewhat off-putting. I went to the register and there wasn't a cashier (I'm assuming one of the seated employees was the cashier) and the cook had his back to me. I stood there for two or three minutes looking at the menu and wondering how to get his attention without seeming rude. Finally, just as I was about to shout, "Excuse me," he put his spatula down and approached the counter. He smiled and asked what he could get for me. He wasn't surprised when he turned to see me standing there. It appeared that he knew I was there all along. I guess he was giving me time to peruse the menu. Food Remember those menus I mentioned previously? Well I'd had a good bit of time to study them, but I still somehow missed the tacos, so I asked about them. He said they had tacos - they were "around $3 each" and he tapped on a sign to show me the various meat options (chicken, beef, chorizo, tongue, pork, you name it, the offer it). When I asked if I could get flour tacos, he said the taco tortillas were small (street tacos) and the only large tortillas they had were used for burritos and quesadillas. I went with the a chicken quesadilla and fries instead of beans and rice. My chicken quesadilla was 'ok' - nothing to rave about. A few pieces of gristle but not terrible. My french fries were tiny little bits and pieces as though they were the remnants from a bag that should have been tossed. He'd also dropped them directly from he piping hot grease, into my styrofoam container without putting down any wax paper or foil, so most of them melted through the container and fell out into the bag - while the others that remained wound up coated in a melted styrofoam. Yum. Price / Value This wasn't a great value. The quesadilla is about half the portion you'd get from Casa Grande or other sit down restaurants and the fries were inedible. I also think I might have been overcharged. It appears that I was charged for the quesadilla meal AND an order of french fries instead of being charged for just the meal, with fries as a substitution. I know post pandemic food pricing is off the chain, but personally, I think $3 is too much for a street taco - unless it premium meats and toppings. Or unless I'm dining somewhere really upscale where everything is pristine and gorgeous. They did have a deal that came with 5 tacos, beans and rice for $8.99. Or it might have even been 8 tacos, I'm not sure - I can't remember. I just remember thinking that it seemed like the price was too good to be true if those same tacos, ala carte, are a whopping $3. Overall Overall, I didn't enjoy my food and the prices seem a bit steep based on portion size and environment.