Friendly staff and great authentic Salvadorian food. Their pupusas are muy bueno and are on point.read more

I was in the mood for pupusas so we decided to call in an order. If you call be patient because…read moresometimes they may not have someone who speaks good English working. Everyone is super friendly. I had one cheese and one chicken. I also had a side of plantains. Everything was delicious including my daughter's cheese quesadilla. One day, I need to try their meals. I always get pupusas when I eat here.

The best fresh made tortillas! Love the chorizo and eggs. Looking forward to trying lunch.read more

Amazing place with amazing authentic food. The service is always good and pretty quick while…read morewaiting in line. It's a nice vibe with music playing, maybe soccer games on the tv. I love this spot

Best steak tacos I've had in years. Make sure you ask for some of the house made hot sauce. It'll…read morelight you up, but it's so dang good. Bartender makes a good margarita, as well.

Let me apologize for the delay in posting this incredible spot!!! I met a fabulous sister friend…read morehere for dinner and it did not disappoint. Great service and the food was DELICIOUS . HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Make sure you start with the mezcalrita- Smokey and delicious. Everything was served fresh and they were able to cater to changes without hesitation. Loved the vibe, the noise level was low and the place filled up while we were there. So come early or plan to wait. Authentic dishes and a great variety of Latin dishes to satisfy your appetite. Definitely 5

Every-time I visit, the experience is always warm. Quaint in style and size, this restaurant is…read morecooking up some big flavors up in the kitchen ! Located in the Clay Plaza shopping mall, there is ample parking for friends and patrons. You will not find another authentic restaurant like this within a 10 mile radius. If you do, is it good as or better than San Luis? Probably not. They are making traditional meals with authentic ingredients on every dish! Lots of flavors to explore once based on the menu choices. My Spanish is improving but don't let that stop you. The more you eat from the menu the more fluent your Spanish becomes! Cheers!

Restaurant gives home vibes. Service was supper friendly and attentive. But the food, THE FOOD was…read moreabsolutely amazing!!!! Home made tortillas, meat seasoned to perfection and the red salsa had the perfect kick! Beans were fresh. Just in all the service food and price I'll be coming back every week lol (i love tacos that much)

As someone who loves discovering authentic, family-owned restaurants, Calle El Hambre was such a…read moregreat find. The food is made fresh, the portions are generous, and you can tell they put a lot of love into every dish. They also offer weekday lunch specials starting at just $12.99, making it an incredible value. We ordered a little bit of everything, and not a single dish disappointed. The parrilla was the star of the table, piled high with perfectly seasoned grilled meats, shrimp, grilled cheese, avocado, fries, and fresh vegetables. The empanadas and tequeños were crispy and flavorful, the arepas were delicious, and the Venezuelan fried rice was packed with flavor. We also loved the fresh juices and desserts to finish the meal. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, and the staff made us feel right at home. If you're craving authentic Venezuelan cuisine or want to try it for the first time, I highly recommend stopping by. It's always a pleasure supporting a local mom-and-pop restaurant serving fresh, delicious food at a great value. I'll definitely be back!

I ordered the tequeburger and wow!! It was amazing and cooked perfectly! This was very filling, I…read morecould barely move after I finished. My friend got the brutal burger and really enjoyed it as well. Food is 10/10 and would definitely recommend this place. The workers were nice and helpful whenever I had questions. There is a good amount of seating inside and the walls had nice artwork all around. Give this place a try, you won't regret it!

I wish I had pictures of their food: but we were transported to a Mexican house in the middle of…read moreanywhere between an abuela, some tias and all the cousins. This is the kind of place you'll find in here and we gotta support it with all we have! This is not your Mexican BS chain; your stupid bowl with layers; your giant flour burrito: this is flavorful, kind, tasty, undeniably homie food: the way it should be! I wanted to hug the cooker who served us: she knew exactly we were gonna adore her from the very beginning! I could have breakfast at Seasons and walk around the neighborhood during the morning, to come back at lunch for La Tia food! This corner of Marietta is pure gold you people! ENCHILADAS SUIZAS are Artemis II rocket fuel ! Going back again and again until I have cleared that menu! This is Good in another level of Good! ‍

Cute shop in Marietta near the square. Parking is available…read more We had lovely tacos here. You order at the counter. The staff are upbeat and helpful. The offerings at the salsa bar aren't particularly exciting but the tacos were good.

I have ordered from here 7 times on Uber, not even counting the times I came in and ordered. OMG…read morebest birria in the area! Hands down. I crave it Always good , good portions, and always amazing service when I go in. I actually drive 20 mins just to get it lol.

muy decepcionado con mi orden pedimos 2 tortas de milanesas de pollo y nos dieron casi nada de…read morepollo y casi nada de papas fritas en fin con una misma milanesa me cobraron dos tortas de lechugas llamé para reclamar y nadie me pudo ayudar .. muy mal...

Sometimes, the best taquerias are located at gas stations. That's the case with this taqueria,…read moreTaqueria Morelos, located at the Chevron on the corner of Atlanta and Austell Roads in Marietta. I'm not gonna lie -- this is a sketchy part of town, but the food inside is good. To give you a sense of the vibe, when we visited, the customers were mostly blue-collar. Taqueria Morelos has its own space, separate of Chevron's Food Mart. For a convenience store taqueria, the dining room is fairly spacious with several tables, a salsa bar, and TV. It's not much to look at. You order at the register. Drinks aren't self-serve, but eating utensils and napkins are. Both dine-in and takeout seemed popular during our visit. If you dine in, your meal is served on real plates as opposed to disposable dishware. The single-stall men's restroom was ehh... clean enough, but there weren't any paper towels or a hand dryer, so that was annoying. The menu is sizable. The regular menu is written completely in Spanish. The to-go menu is in English, but it doesn't have pricing. There's an extensive selection of tortas ($5-7 each), burritos ($5.25-6.00 each), gorditas ($4.50-5.00), tacos ($1.99-2.25 each), nachos ($10.00-11.50 for a full order, $7 for a half order), soups ($12 whole, $8 half), huaraches ($6.50-7.00 each), plates with a main, salad, rice, beans, and tortillas ($8.00-13.00 each for adults, $4.50 each for kids), chicken wings ($8 for a full order, $5.50 for a medium order), flautas ($8 per plate), enchiladas ($10.00-11.50 per plate), tostadas ($3.25-3.75 each), sincronizadas (similar to a quesadillas, $6.50-7.50 each), sopes ($6.50-7.25 for three or $2.75 for one), quesadillas ($3.50-4.00 each), apps and sides like guac ($4.50), cheese dip ($3.50), and fries, and desserts such as flan ($2.50-3.50 each). Beverage-wise, they offer aguas frescas (tamarindo, jamaica, horchata, and pina, $1.75 for a medium, $2.25 for a large), and sodas including Jarritos and Mexican coke ($2 each). No cerveza (beer). The restaurant offers up to 12-15 protein or vegetable options for your taco, burrito, quesadilla, etc. It's bigger than the typical Mexican restaurant selection. A few of the more interesting examples include hongos (mushrooms), nopales (cacti), and borrego (lamb). The lady who worked at the register spoke good English, so she was able to translate several items on the menu for me. Here's what I tried: Tacos ($1.99 each): * Pastor * Asada * Carnitas * Chorizo * Tinga Sopes ($2.75 each): * Suadero * Chorizo * Gordita nopales ($4.50) * Huarache deshebrada de res ($6.50) * Horchata (medium size, $1.75) In general, I thought the food and drink were delicious. I can see why this place is highly rated on Yelp. All of the ingredients were fresh and good quality and our orders came out quick. Credit card was accepted. All the tacos came on single-layer handmade (according to the menu) flour tortillas with white onion and cilantro. You have the option of corn tortillas too, but I'm not sure we specified. I'm pretty sure our tortillas were flour. I noticed the onion and cilantro on the tacos were chopped finer than the onion and cilantro I've had at most other taquerias. The taco meat fillings were generous and the meat quality was good. I was impressed. All of the meats were moist, flavorful, and appetizing. They were nicely cooked and seasoned. I can't say I preferred one over another; they were all tasty, even the tinga (chicken), and I rarely think chicken tacos are very good. The asada taco was one of the best I've had in recent memory. The sopes were piled high with meat, white cheese, tomato, and avocado. The masa base was thick and crisp. Yum. The sopes were consistent with the tacos. The ingredients were fresh and flavorful and the portions were generous. The suadero, which is a cut of meat from between a cow's belly and leg, was grilled, tender, and savory. The chorizo was exceptionally tasty. The gordita nopales was my least favorite item of the things we tried. It was kind of like a soft tortilla sandwich filled with thinly sliced cactus, melted cheese, and beans. It wasn't bad, but I would've preferred a meat filling. The cactus was cooked, soft, and sort of had the look and texture of soggy green beans. Not much flavor. The huarache deshebrada de res was huge. It took up an entire plate. It was almost like a sope on steroids. One huarache is enough food for one meal. Again, the kitchen was generous with the meat and toppings. In this case, the toppings were cheese, beans, and lettuce. Like the sopes, the huarache had a thick and yummy masa base. Deshebrada de res is shredded braised beef, similar to ropa vieja in Cuban cuisine. It was juicy and full of flavor, almost addictive. The horchata was excellent. It was cold and refreshing with the perfect amount of sweetness and consistency, not too chalky and not too watery. If it wasn't for the sub-par atmosphere, I probably would've given this place five stars.

I'd love to give this four stars, but every other bite of my Taco Pastor had gristle. :-( The…read moreflavor and crispness was great, but I couldn't get past having to get rid of the gristle...unlike any other Taco I've recently had (see other reviews). The Salsa Bar is unique in that it has Sour Creme and Charred Jalapeños on it. All the sauces were great, especially the Tomatillo. I'll go back to see if it was a fluke (I hope so), but I won't go out of my way to do so.