This guy was the busiest marquesitas vendor we saw while visiting. He is located in the center town…read moresquare. He normally had a line that was over 20 deep and it took us nearly 30 minutes to get our marquesita. He offered a huge variety of flavor combos, more than any other vendor in the city. A traditional marquesita is a hard crepe that is rolled up and filled with nutella and edam cheese. Odd combo, but a tasty one. He accepted both USD and pesos with pesos being the cheaper option. We went with a peanut butter, banana, and caramel marquesita for my girlfriend and I went with strawberry, cream cheese, and sweetened condensed milk. Both of them were phenomenal and worth the wait. Awesome street food from a notorious vendor.

Kids and I loved it. Super busy and messy. The banana and Nutella were delicious, each one was $30…read morepesos.

We had very good tacos - Lengua, Sesos, Tripa, Arrachera and Campechano. Their salsas were good…read more Service was excellent and fast.

When on vacation, I love to find local, authentic cuisine and one of the things we really wanted to…read moreeat was some tacos! Luckily, Taquerías El Ñero was a quick taxi ride from our resort. These tacos are incredibly fairly priced, and luckily so because I recommend trying as many meats as your stomach can handle, ranging around $20-$30 pesos or about $1-2 USD. I tried the tripa, al pastor, and one other beef one and I loved all three, but my favorite was the tripa. It was so flavorful and crispy! I wish I ordered two or three of those, but it was good to try a variety. Just a heads up, the salsa was SUPER spicy and if you're a tourist who doesn't speak Spanish, they've got you covered with some English-speaking staff. There's no air conditioning, so eating spicy food made it feel even hotter, so I would suggest bringing a hand-held fan and asking for a bottle of cold water or Coke!

We found this first yelp review looking for tamales on our vacation to Playacar. This lady is still…read morethere, and she still has wonderful tamales. We paid 20 pesos each, and she had a nice variety of savory and dulce tamales. One thing to know, they are huge. Good luck!

This street vendor sells tamales every day from 3-11pm in front of the cerrajeria d'flores, just…read morebeside the Soriana parking lot. Really tasty, big, and inexpensive. She has a large variety, including banana leaf tamales and some vegetarian options. Definitely worth a visit.

Decided to give this little stand a try and was blown away. I never tried the tacos but the…read moresandwich was amazing! Probably the best sandwich I've ever had in my life. Give it a try you will not be disappointed.

We pulled over when we saw a crowd around a taco cart at 10am. Since it appeared to be very popular…read morewith the locals, we decided to try them. We got lechon tortas and they were incredibly delicious! The pork was so soft and juicy. The best part were the crunchy homemade pork rinds (chicharones) that they added to the sandwich. If you want to leave the hustle and bustle of Valladolid, it's a quick 2-3 minute drive right outside the city center. Totally worth it, bring cash, very affordable. Open from 6a-12p, or until they run out!

The first time I came here was 2020. Tortas are on point. Today I had the ham,egg, and cheese. I…read morehaven't had a bad torta here. From the outside it doesn't look busy but in the 20 minutes I've been here there have been 40 to-go orders. Prices and great, 90 pesos for almost every torta. If you're in town you have to come try one.

My wife found this spot on Yelp…read more The tortas fill the plate and are stuffed. Get the beef milenesa, it was amazing!!!