It was good but I don't think it was worth the price. The pozole broth was delicious but the meat…read morehad a weird taste to it, almost a stale like flavor. The pozole did come with a lot of toppings on the side though! The salsa verde was a bit sour, and almost filled half the small container but not enough. The Jamaica was not really good, drinkable yes but not all that enjoyable. It tastes like an essence of it but with a weird aftertaste. Kinda regret not getting the horchata. Overall it was okay but I don't think I'd be back unless I really wanted pozole during a weekday.

Nice, friendly service. The food was pretty good but not impressed with the black in my avocados. I…read moreended up picking them all off. My husband liked his quesadilla. There is minimal seating inside.

Agree with reviews about the great food. Hard to believe their picture of the thick beef filled…read morequesadilla, but it was true. The longer wait for food is also true. If you see a few people standing outside as you drive by, keep driving and stop another day.

Got the tacos and a tamale. Best $9 we ever spent. Truck is tucked into a parking lot. Cash only!read more

We love this place! The food is amazing and the people working here are super nice. We order food…read morefrom here several times a month.

Sinceramente es un lugar bueno, la comida es muy rica, yo he visitado el lugar varias ocasiones y…read moreme gusta el sabor, pero lo que sinceramente les falta es la cantidad, sirven muy poco la verdad, y deberían de cambiar eso ya que este lugar es muy bueno y puede ser mejor.

Delicious fresh food. Homemade sauces are so good! Great service too. Tacos were amazing and the…read morewings, fries, sandwich was perfect.

I don't want to lower my rating because I'm genuinely glad to have Tacos and Go in Lake Elmo. The…read morefood has been great, it's authentic Mexican food, and it's a convenient location. But I've had two bad experiences with the same employee in the drive thru and it's hard to ignore. The first time, my wife and I ordered two meals and were given just one small salsa, not enough for even one person. When we came back to ask for more, her attitude was noticeably rude. The second visit wasn't any better. We ordered four tacos, she repeated the order correctly, but we were only given three. When I pointed it out, she tried to charge my card again for the missing taco instead of fixing the mistake. On top of that, we were again given just one small salsa. When we asked for more, she walked away, said something under her breath, and came back with a couple more with an attitude like we were bothering her. I'm not sure what her issue is, but being greeted with friendliness and basic customer service goes a long way. These experiences have made me think twice about coming back when she's working, which is disappointing because I do like the place overall.

Great food! thank you for supporting The WOLFPACK! Our team is very grateful for the team dinner…read moretonight!

Got an elote corn, carne asada taco and a quesadilla. The elote was listed at $3 something, the…read morequesadilla was about $8 and the taco was $3 something also. I don't remember their exact prices. Some of the things I ordered had masking tape over the prices, with new prices written on them. When she told me the total, I was shocked, but I also had a full cart of plants to bring home and people behind me. I was charged $4.62 for the elote, $4.16 for the taco and $15.00 for a "machete", which was the most expensive thing on their menu, and not what I ordered. I thought maybe the prices for each item included the tax, but no. There was a separate tax charge, as well as a 3% surcharge for using a credit card, which was not mentioned anywhere on their menu. My final bill for a taco, ear of corn and quesadilla was $30.66. Also, the carne asada was flavorless, other than the raw white onions. The elote was delicious and I haven't tried the quesadilla yet.

I have been here 3 times this week. Being from Texas, their breakfast burrito is amazing and their…read moreCarne Asada Fries take me back to San Diego! Everything was delicious! Highly recommend. Excellent customer service and food comes out hot and fresh. Come check this place out, you will not be disappointed!

Tables are usually dirty. Added star for the salsa bar, green and habanero salsas are great…read more Would be helpful to provide small sandwich bags for the cucumbers, limes, etc. Plenty of parking, about 10-11 tables total in the restaurant. Carne asada tacos 3.5/5 and are served with cilantro and onion. Quesabirria - 4/5 stars. served with 3 tacos and consommé (onion & cilantro) for dipping. $14. Tinga quesadilla was good, 4/5 stars. Option of flour or corn tortilla. I liked that as you usually are stuck getting a flour tortilla for quesadillas.

Literally a hole in the wall that you order through tucked inside a gas station that has the best…read moreMexican food around. Worth it even though it's a bit sketchy.

I really like the story that gets told about how this cookie-cutter gas station has a food counter…read morewith mind-blowing food. But that last part doesn't match my experience. I had so-so birria tacos (no consomme, single soft-corn tortilla) and so-so horchata (served in a sealed bag that looks like an IV pouch, actually kind of funny), along with a tasty and particularly juicy elote. My friend got the Asada Mulita and he quite enjoyed it. That seemed like a good deal for $9, and $4.90 per taco for what I got is okay. The ambiance absolutely does not rise above what you would expect from an unremarkable, utilitarian convenience store with a few tables that aren't routinely wiped down. You can order online (highly recommended) or from a screen near their covered-up window. Whenever a food place is clearly hiding its employees from its customers, I'm nervous that I will be ignored. But someone was constantly popping out and asking people what their names were, and telling them how many minutes they can expect to wait. (Waiting = standing next to the salty snacks shelves.) I see now that they have Al Pastor Chicken with Pineapple Pico and I definitely want to come back and try that. Maybe I'll raise my rating if I love it. Meanwhile, I'd recommend considering this at least for the experience, but order ahead and expect a 30-minute wait. Also note that they close at 7pm.

Stopped by for a quick lunch during our work day. The place was clean and had a fun Hispanic flair!…read moreThe restaurant wasn't busy, but perhaps due to the online orders, the wait took longer than expected. We were complemented with a free fountain drink for our trouble and that was very thoughtful of them. Service was friendly. I had the birria ramen and it was delicious and flavorful. My husband had the burrito combo and it was very good! The food here hits the spot! Quick tip: be prepared for a long wait time.

Not the same anymore…read more Back when Taco Libre was newer, it was more of an authentic feeling. Can for sure feel the changes they made. I do like the murals and art/decor upgrades to represent the city more. But other than that prices went up and I feel like quality of food went down as well spice levels. The Machete was for sure what made me try Taco Libre in the first Place. It's basically like 3 tacos shells put together to form one big taco. I using get it with chicken tinga. Like I said at first the food was really good. Over time hasn't been as good. They get pretty busy and food can take a while to come out but it's usually not a big deal. They also have a location in Edina area which is more convenient for me now.

TL;DR This place is delicious and worth every penny. Highly suggest, it's my new go-to Mexican…read moreplace. We ordered online and picked up our food. Not only was everything ready promptly (accurate time guesses for the win!) but it was delicious. I've now had a burrito and a bowl from El Compa and they were both delicious. I'm vegetarian- and sometimes takeout is a bit meh as the focus is on the meat dishes or the main meat protein. El Compa's vegetarian options are fantastic and you can tell they care about ALL their ingredients and not just the meat. The sauces (the El Compa sauce in particular is yummy!), vegetables, seasonings, toppings- all of it is great. My spouse has gotten chicken items and said the chicken is juicy and perfectly seasoned. This is our new go-to Mexican place and I'm probably going there tomorrow for dinner because writing this makes me want more. There's lots of customization options and ways to add/leave out anything you want. The portions are large, it's quite the bang for your buck! Go try them out- it's SO good.

Great California burrito and breakfast burritos are awesome too! Fast service too. Bring back…read morebirria ramen please!!!

Not sure why I haven't tried this place much sooner, but I plan to visit more than I have been…read morebecause it's delicious. Visited around 6pm on a Thursday and it was steady. I love how festive it is in here with the decor and Spanish music, it's like a fiesta. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Food was delicious. We had quesabarria tacos, tacos, and a burrito. Everyone left satisfied and agreed we'd visit again. They also offer days with specials, so will definitely take advantage of those.

Omg!!! They have FRESH HAND MADE TORTILLAS!!! Not a lot of…read moreplaces in the twin cities have freshly pressed tortillas so you can't go wrong with giving this place a try! I had the chicken, asada and al pastor. Of the three I went back a few days later for ONLY the Al pastor. It seriously is so great!! Service is fast! The vibe is pretty cool, they have a tv and they play Mexican music videos on it, honestly would come again just because of the chill vibe