It is not even close anymore La Coshi is my favorite spot for tacos…read more They have kept a consistent quality and have a keep it simple menu. Of course the star of the show is the Cochinita pibil a slow cooke pork packed with flavor. I love the sauces here and the hot is just the right amount of heat, it keeps me coming back to more although some of the tacos are flavor packed that I usually enjoy the first few bits with no additional sauce just some lime. The Birria is also solid here, my current go to is the combo mamalon which is like there greatest hits and gives you a solid sampling with both the asada, biria and a cochese. You can never go wrong, especially sometimes when you go and there are a few people waiting in there cars, you know its a sign they are doing something right.

Been reading and hearing such wonderful things about this food truck, so we decided to stop by…read moreyesterday for lunch. I'm super baffled at the delivery of my flautas, I chose the pork and they asked if for there or to go and we said there. The buzzer buzzed and my husband grabbed the food and while the presentation was nice, why the lettuce salad soup with my flautas sitting in it getting more soggy by the second? This wasn't salsa or guacamole or anything but a bucket of seemingly hot water salad. Yes, the kind from a bag with carrots and ice berg lettuce. Like I'm still equal measures mad and baffled. Pictures posted are pork flautas and just tacos each one different meat, suffice to say my husband everything but pastor. They looked great, he said they were good. He asked me to try a bite of mine and I said I haven't offered you one because you'd be mad. He didn't comprehend the hot salad soup u til he took a bite and goes ok woah wth. So now the curiosity will forever kill the cat, what if I had said to go please? I don't know that I have the patience to return for more of this.

Solid tacos. Got the Pastor, Carne Asada, chicken and beef cheek. Served nice and piping hot in the…read moreclamshell. You're probably gonna want a fork to clean up the remaining made the topples out. Salsa was delicious. The Verde had a nice, albeit meek flavor. Heads up that brownish roasted salsa is quite hot. Great prices. $4.50 for four tacos. Would stop again without hesitation if in the neighborhood

Wouldn't recommend. First of all, it was a communication issue, the other lady did not willing to…read morewrite or type the note via our smartphones when I ordered was the "#5 with Cabez please do not put beans. and #3 with lengua." She didn't handwriting instead spoke with me. Honestly, I'm deaf and cannot read their lips. I thought she was pretty understandable when she read... I was wrong. Second, I found out my order was wrong after coming that happened, and I asked my boyfriend to exchange our orders, then he came to me and he told me everything. That was a pretty long story, that I summarized that I explained it to her, but seemed refused to be willing to work with me to solve the problem. I requested her to refund my money back because of their fault who did not read my order which of #5 and #3, but I never mentioned "tacos." They had also refused to refund my money back. Wait, My boyfriend and I didn't eat our orders that we recently found out. Last time, I had no problem with the previous lady who worked there since 2017. I used to love this fast truck-- unfortunately, I have to find another fast truck who more deaf-friendly. I felt lost completely and a bit disappointed. This was the first time for happened that I went through-- There are only two disadvantages that I am disappointed in. 1. They are not DEAF and DISABILITY friendly when they probably will not be willing to write a note down. It is only communication issues. 2. They will not refund anyone else's money unless you would request only you DO NOT eat them yet. if There's only you have to find out the wrong foods as your order. Tomorrow I will bring my boyfriend to my bank and I will have no choice to fill a dispute complaint which is not enough to satisfy. I will not come back. I'm going to hunt where is Taco King guy's truck is.

This red taco truck is easy to spot on 15th and S Atlanta Avenue (across Reasors/Good Cause…read moreBrewing). They joined the Catalyst Coworking parking lot about a year ago. Their menu is pretty straightforward with common offerings like quesadillas, street tacos, tortas, burritos, and aguas frescas. I visited after the lunch rush, so it wasn't busy and the staff took my order right away. Their birria tacos and street tacos are delicious. Not a lot of places have suadero (thin cut of beef) as a meat, so that's a great option. Their horchata is pretty good too. I ordered my food to go and waited inside Brice's coffee. However, they do have some covered sitting available. I believe the idea is to make the spot into a food truck park (there's already a burger truck and soon there'll be a ramen one).

It's Taco Tuesday in Tulsa, and I'm Here to Guac Your World!…read more Because we tried Tacos Tulsa, and I think we've found the most authentic Mexican street tacos in our city. A menu full of Nachos, Quesadillas, Tortas, Burritos, and Street Tacos, and everything is made fresh to order. All meats are marinated to perfection for 24 hours and are complimented by all the freshest ingredients. The Tacos Tulsa truck is located at 15th & Lewis, is open Monday through Saturday, has outdoor seating, but will bring your order to your car when it's cold. (Also available on DoorDash and Grubhub and for Catering!) Make plans to visit soon and definitely order the Birria!

So convenient and the tacos are always delicious! The birria tacos always hit the spot!read more

The food was delicious, by far the best taco's we've had. Unfortunately later into the night we…read morestarted getting sick, ended up at urgent care with Norovirus.

This is a review of Tacos los Arellano 2 in Plaza Santa Cecilia. (First of all, if you have not…read morebeen to Plaza Santa Cecilia, you must go as soon as you are able. So cool.) Our waitress readily recommended a couple of dishes, the machete and the birria tacos. We also tried the pineapple water and the cantaloupe water. The cantaloupe water was super sweet but good. I would order the pineapple water again. And, I would certainly order the birria tacos (or just the birria) again. The machete was enough for two and was delicious as well. Can't wait to go back for another lunch. Totally recommend. Legit!

This is a small taco truck on 129th. I think only open on weekends... but that pastor torta - and…read morethey have a giant one too. It was soo good. Softest bread and most flavorful meat!!!! Lots of avocado and overall 10/10! I haven't had anything else but maybe pastor tacos next time! You will not be disappointed! Also lil table of candy and hats and bracelets and some other authentic Mexican goods for sale.

This is a shining example of a small food truck making big things happen!!! I come here for the 5…read moretaco special!! 5 tacos and a drink for 5 bucks!! Can't beat a deal like that especially when the food is this good!! They have 7 meats to choose from: steak chicken marinated pork carnitas chorizo beef cheek and beef tongue they of course have other traditional Mexican street food like Tortas, sopes and headaches. They have a covered awning and 4 picnic benches so you can sit and enjoy!!! Overall a solid spot that offers delicious food at a great price!!! Check it out!!!

My favorite truck in town, hands down! The $5 deal for 5 tacos and a can of soda just can't be…read morebeat. Super friendly folks running the truck. The food is consistent and always off the chain. If you haven't had the Torta de Pierna then you haven't lived. Possibly the best sandwich in Tulsa.

24/7 TACO TRUCK PRETTY MUCH ALWAYS OPEN…read more So good, corn tortilla quesadillas with pork meat (pastor) mmm chef's kiss Torta with fries and full of meat and soft bread Tacos always A1 Recently had the sopes $6 and they are huge didn't know !!! 1 is plenty! Agua de pina - pineapple water and horchata are FRESH! So much to try! We always come here for late night munchies or after a night out! Parking lot is big and usually lots of people out! Last night they were doing donuts burning out tires yea bunch of yungins hang out but food is authentic and never disappointed! Oh they taxing haha full price you gonna spend $20+ hahaha

Ok, I'm only going to say this once... I'm a firm believer that some of the best food in the world…read moreis make in small batches and make locally... this food truck once AGAIN proved me right! Do yourself a favor, hell, do the people you love and care about a favor and get your next meal from here!!! And bye the way... ask for extra carrots... you'll understand after you've had some!

Indios Verdes Restaurant "La Casa De Las Tlayudas"…read more How long has it been since you had a big 'ol Tlayuda? Well, that's too long! Huh? What's a Tlayuda? It is a large, very large crunchy flour tortilla grilled to a slight char. You can smell, see, and taste the char of the flour tortilla. Yes, on purpose. This one filled an 18" aluminum pizza pan. The charred tortilla was covered with refried black beans, sliced cabbage, avocado, tomato slices, and a grilled serrano. Mine ordered with chopped grilled chicken. It was also supposed to have, Oaxaca cheese, carrot and onion; all missing! Something went wrong in the kitchen..... This the lightest, healthiest Mexican dish I have ever had. As you would expect, light, healthy means bland. And it was. The missing ingredients made it even blander. Salsa to the rescue! Indios Verdes has very good salsa. The tasty red that comes with the chips, and the plastic squirt bottles of red and green that are a staple of authentic Mexican restaurants. A liberal application of all, was necessary to give my taste buds something to do. Not a top choice for a diner with a palate tuned for OkieMex. You don't know until you try it! Now you know! My wife went with the Wet Burrito. A large flour tortilla filled with beans, rice, steak and oddly, lettuce; not mentioned on the menu. The very grislily chopped steak was unseasoned. Tasteless and chewy. Except for the very good authentic red sauce, the burrito was disappointing. So much so, that my wife gave up on the burrito to help me with my salsa covered Tlayudas. The service was excellent. Only one friendly young lady with a beautiful smile was doing everything; cooking and serving us while prepping ingredients for the restaurant's evening dinner meal. Her other duties may have contributed to the missing ingredients on the Tlayuda. Next time your cousin from California starts shooting their mouth off about their "Authentic Cali Mexican Food" just ask them, "What's the biggest Tlayuda that they have ever had?"

A Taco Tuesday option for sure! We had their special, which is 24 tacos for $28 ($1.17/taco) on…read moreTuesday, $36 ($1.50/taco)the rest of the week. First time we ate here it was served on a platter, second time it was served in a pizza box. SThe crazy box, as it was called, also included chips and salsa, pickled onion and carrot, radish, grilled onions and limes. This DOES NOT include drinks. You choose your meat, we did half carne asada and half carnitas. Tacos were good and fresh, and if you have 4 hungry people, this is a good deal. We ate inside, and they have a nice clean eating area, fountain drinks, refrigerated bottles and a couple of TV's playing Latino stations. There is also a food truck across the parking lot that serves the same menu as the brick and mortar shop. One caveat, the lady working behind the counter and didn't speak English and struggled to communicate with us. Drinks aren't a bargain...so drink water or be prepared to pay.