Omg this place is legit and delicious. I had bookmarked this place a while ago. But never got the…read morechance to try it because they close pretty early. With the coronavirus I was able to stop by and try their amazing food for once. It's a quaint restaurant with a few outdoor seating (they were open, I think). Service was pretty fast and prices are so affordable. I wanna come back and try their other dishes. I got a combo with tacos and my friend got chicken enchiladas. We were stuffed. Their restaurant seems to also double has a grocery store too.

In a very empty section of a plaza next to home depot but absolutely amazing!!! Had a combo platter…read morethat includes a taco, a popular, and a tamale. I added plantains and a drink. All delicious!!!!

Came in on a Saturday around 3pm. The service was fast. The food came out absolutely amazing. It…read morewas very satisfying. The tacos are small but so cute!! Food was absolutely fresh. I think they should definitely play some music it was quiet. Over all I will definitely come back 5.16.26

I love being able to give 5 stars! We saw high rated reviews, I looked at some very low rated…read morereviews but those were and handful compared to the great ones. I figured the low ones were were some off days. We were treated well, welcomed and the lady who helped was very sweet and helpful. I ordered tacos of shrimp, carnitas, asada and a pastor. My favorite was the shrimp and the asada but all of them were delicious. My husband ordered the burrito and it came with rice and refried beans. The beans doesn't come with cheese on top which is telling for me on authenticity. All the Mexican households I've eaten, never have cheese sprinkled on top! The rice came with some peas and corn mixed in lightly. Hubby enjoyed it. Dessert was churros and flan. I didn't like the flan, it didn't match the texture and quality in the photo they present. No biggie though. Hubby liked the churros. I cannot wait to go back and try a bunch more things. They have some new items like Milanesa!

The food was amazing and love that they can customize your order so you get exactly the way you…read morewant it. Tasted very authentic and the entire place was clean and lively for sure.

A friend of mine recommended this place and this was my first time eating Columbian food! Did not…read moredisappoint! The flavors were so tasty in the chicken and I am a sucker for french fries and plantains so I was smiling ear to ear! You will definitely be full by this meal, so may be a eat half now and savor the rest later vibe (I finished it all)! There was ample parking in the complex outside and the service was welcoming! My friend helped me navigate as I do not speak Spanish haha but overall great customer service! I will be back!

ElSol taqueria is inside SuperMercado Latin grocer on the north bound access road off PT…read moreIndustrial. Get off at the Tilly Mill exit. Clientele is Hispanic and everyone spoke Spanish only here. =. Ambiance is open dining area inside a grocer. It's clean and well organized. Go to the order counter / open kitchen and once the food is ready they'll bring it out to your table or you can pick up Togo. DR has 8, 4 person tables and add'l 14 bar seats. ++. Food is authentic and tastelicious! I tried asada, el pastor and pollo tacos. They came out naked on soft double corn tortillas with condiments to dress them to preference. They were quite good and lean, not greasy at all! I really liked the grilled scallions as I've never had them before. Grilled jalapeño was a nice touch as well. The portion size per taco was largest of all the taquerias I've checked out. I ordered 4 but next time, I'll do 2 or 3. In addition to tacos, they have a large menu including posole and tilapia frita. ++. Service was friendly but definitely helps if you speak Spanish. I didn't hear anyone speak English. Also they clear the tables. Gavi, the cashier was friendly and helpful. +++. Price is extremely reasonable. For my 4 tacos, I paid $5.95!! +. Parking is free and ample. It looked kind of sketchy but I was there on a bright sunny day with lots of people coming and going. El Sol taqueria is owned by Oscar whose family owns the grocery store. There's a second location in Norcross inside the same grocer. MY RATINGS - - - Inhumane - - Disgusted - Don't bother = Missed the Mark + Good ++ Better +++ Edible...where have you been all my life!

4 tacos (2 chicken ($1.99 each), 1 carne asada ($1.69), and 1 al pastor($1.49)), carne asada nachos…read more($8.99), and 2 waters ($0.99 each) was $18.33. The tacos were amazing and so were the nachos. It was a lot for 2 people though. Next time, we would probably just get 3 tacos each. Fast, cheap, and delicious. Highly recommend!

The food here is fantastic, but plan to take it to-go. There are only a handful of seats at bars…read morealong the walls and a couple tables on a patio. They share a building with the gas station, so do your best to reserve judgment. The tortas are out of this world- fresh bread, flavorful meats, authentic. The burrito and nachos are also fantastic. I always get chips and cheese dip, which is great, but pretty standard. The salsa bar offers a lot of variety, which my husband loves. I myself load up on the green creamy salsa, but he likes them all. Be sure to get a horchata- the white, sweet, milky drink- as it is the perfect extinguisher and treat to top off the meal.

One of my local street taco spots. You can order tacos and fries, one of my guilty pleasures. You…read morecan tell it's authentic because all the Latino community is deep in here. The smaller tacos come Mexican style with cilantro and onions. They have a bar that offers salsas and other garnishes like radishes and jalapeños. They also offer burritos, soups, tortas, pastries and nachos. They have all the Mexican juices and sodas. They recently moved across the street, which is better. It has its own parking instead of sharing with the gas station. It feels more clean and it is also much bigger. I prefer to order ahead and pick up because there's usually a small wait. But you can dine in, there's plenty of seating now. This place has no frills, so you really probably won't dine in. I have been coming here since 2017 and I have never had any customer service issues. My order is usually the same- tacos and their consume.

Always a fantastic experience! The food and service are consistently top-notch, and the atmosphere…read moreis perfect whether you're grabbing dinner or just stopping by for drinks. Highly recommend!

Beautiful Restaurant, but the Food and Service Were a Major Disappointment…read more We recently tried Anejo in downtown Lawrenceville, and unfortunately, we left very disappointed. I really wanted to like this restaurant because the inside is absolutely beautiful--stylish, upscale, and definitely has that "bougie" atmosphere. Unfortunately, the food and service did not match the beautiful surroundings. When we arrived, they turned on the music, but not a single television was on. The restaurant almost felt like it was still getting ready for customers. First, the menu is confusing. Lunch, brunch, and dinner items seem to be mixed together, and it took some effort just to figure out what was available. There are plenty of creative, upscale tacos, but something as basic as a traditional ground beef taco isn't offered. We asked our server, Abigail, and she told us they simply don't do ground beef. We started with drinks--a Verano Sandía and Skinny Margarita--and unfortunately, both were tasteless. At $12-$13 each, we expected much better. We were also never offered another round of drinks during the meal. We ordered the queso dip with chips, but the queso needed to be much warmer. Ironically, one of the best things we had was simply the flour tortillas dipped in the queso. And I will give credit where it is due--the water was nice and cold! For my meal, I ordered the Taco Clásico Trio with chicken on flour tortillas. It took a long, long time for the chicken tacos to arrive. Meanwhile, our server was tending to other tables and seemed to pass us several times without stopping to give us an update. When the tacos finally arrived, the chicken was super, super dry. I ate only about one and a half tacos and couldn't finish the rest. The accompanying white rice and black beans were also disappointing. They reminded me somewhat of Cuban-style rice and beans, which I normally love, but these had virtually no flavor. The black beans tasted mashed and completely underseasoned. The sour cream was room temperature and runny, which was not appetizing. We also ordered the Sopa de Tortilla, but it tasted more like a tomato bisque with chicken than the flavorful tortilla soup we were expecting. Again, there was almost no seasoning or flavor. The best way I can describe the meal is that it felt like eating Mexican food in an old folks' home--everything seemed stripped of seasoning and flavor. Mexican cuisine is known for bold, vibrant flavors, and that was simply missing from our meal. At the end, I politely told Abigail that the chicken in my tacos was extremely dry. She said she would alert the kitchen. However, after I mentioned the problem, I felt like she didn't want to have much more to do with our table. There was no real follow-up and no attempt to see if something could be done to improve the experience. We weren't even asked if we wanted another drink or dessert. At that point, it felt like we were simply being finished up and sent on our way. One thing really says it all: we didn't box up any of the food. We almost always take leftovers home, but we left the remaining tacos, rice, and beans sitting there. When we don't take food home, that's a pretty good indication that we didn't enjoy it. Our total was $62.76 before gratuity, and for the quality of the food and the level of service we received, it simply wasn't worth it. Another thing diners should know: according to the receipt, parties of five or more are automatically charged a 20% gratuity. If you're considering bringing a larger group here, I would recommend trying the restaurant yourself first. There appears to be a combination of American and Mexican-inspired dishes on the menu, but the Mexican side of the menu needs work. If you're presenting an upscale Mexican dining experience, the Mexican food needs to have the flavor, seasoning, freshness, and attention to detail to back it up. For comparison, we love Tequila in Lawrenceville. It may not have the same fancy interior, but we've experienced far better food and service there. At the end of the day, I'd rather have great food and attentive service than beautiful décor. Anejo certainly has potential because the restaurant itself is gorgeous. But the kitchen needs to work on seasoning, food temperature, preparation, and consistency, and the service needs to be more attentive--especially when a customer tells you there is a problem with their meal. Beautiful restaurant, but unfortunately, the food and service were not on point. We won't be back. There are too many other Mexican restaurants in the Lawrenceville area offering better food, better service, and better value.

Not sure how this place could be even slightly a 3. My food was a complete 10 out of 10. The…read moreburrito was everything! The service was pleasant and nice. It's nothing fancy just the way I like it but the food is omg delicious. I knew it was great when a group of Asian guys were in there like 6 deep and i was like yes we are in the right place. When food of another nationality can bring us all together, I know I'm home. I had a bomb ass asada burrito and the pork rind taco amazing! I'll certainly be back

Tried the Carne Asada, pastor, and suadero burritos. All three were phenomenal. Everything tasted…read moregreat! The scenery is reminiscent of a small, family run taqueria in southern California. Nothing special to look at, but the food more than makes up for it. Best and most authentic burrito I've had in GA by far. I will be back!

La Churreria Bakery is such a great spot for breakfast. I tried the Desayuno con carne and it was…read moreabsolutely delicious. Flavorful, filling, and tasted homemade. Definitely a breakfast I'll be going back for. The coffee was a standout for me. It's strong in the best way and tastes way better than the coffee you usually get at most restaurants. If you actually enjoy good coffee, this place will not disappoint. They also have a huge selection of sweet breads, and it's honestly hard to choose because everything looks so good. I personally prefer the Guayaba Y Queso. Perfect place to grab something sweet to go with your coffee or to take home for later. Really great food, great coffee, and a spot I'll definitely be visiting again.

I went to this place to eat is no the same the empanadas was very hurt to eat was no fresh the…read morejuice also was no good to sour . I tell call the lady for refound they don't care I paid 14 dollar for nothing I will not come back