We order from here frequently as a group for work lunches and we are always very pleased with the…read morefood and service! Each entree is labeled with the name of the person who ordered it which makes it easy to disseminate. The food is always fresh, well packaged, and the order is always correct! The birria tacos are my favorite!

We are from out of town and this place was by our hotel. I'm so happy we found this place cause the…read morefood was delicious! We tried a little bit of everything but my favorite out of all dishes was the menudo. Our waitress was very patient with us and very helpful. There is also a bar at tris restaurant. The menu has many different food options. Will be coming back whenever we are in town.

I visited Tacos Del Cartel for the first time on 05/12/2026 with a party of 10…read more This was overall a fabulous experience. The place is beautiful. The colors, the decor, the ambiance and the music. It is definitely a place meant for photos. Beyond that, the food was great. The table shared several orders of the Guacamole and the Queso. Both were excellent. The meal also came with table chips and salsa x3. All 3 included salsas were delicious and one of them was quite spicy! For my entree, I had the Birria Tacos. The presentation on this was spectacular, and the entree came with three tacos, the consume, beans, rice and onions. They were truly delicious. I almost forgot the drinks. I had two guava margaritas, and they were an excellent accompaniment. Overall, a great experience. As other people have mentioned, the parking is very limited. After we illegally parked in the back of the next door shopping center, they told us that we could park across the street. I wish that there was a sign in the parking lot at the restaurant indicating that, so that we knew that ahead of time. Luckily, we were not towed from the shopping center; however, if you were visiting for the first time -- you would not have known that.

The curb appeal is underwhelming. Bit, the interior was surprisingly inviting and warm. Not to…read moremention, the food is pretty good too.

I was craving Mexican seafood and was so excited that I found this place. The reviews were…read morepromising so I decided to stop by for dinner. The waitresses were kind and quick to take my order. I ordered a simple fried fish and a queso for an appetizer. The queso was simple and just ok. The salsas were not spiced at all and were very watery. The dish came and it was extremely greasy, I get that it's a fried dish but at least let some of the oil drip off before plating. I used several napkins to try to take off some of the excess oil. The fries were very soggy and not seasoned at all and the fish looked appetizing but when I bit into it, it had no flavor whatsoever. The texture was there and it looked like it was going to taste good but it fell extremely short in taste. On the flip side, the beans were overly seasoned. The rice was also lacking salt. I felt bad when the waitress came to ask me how everything was. I had to tell her that they completely forgot to season my food. She apologized and I said it wasn't her fault and asked for my check and told her she might want to tell the chef to not forget the salt next time. Overall the place was nice for group gatherings, although the music was a little loud, they also had several TVs playing different things. Maybe I selected the wrong dish but I have to say I won't be going here again when I want a good Mexican seafood. I'll have to check out their other dishes and hope they're much better. For now they won't be added on my places to frequent during my work trips.

Was very glad to see something open so late after getting off work and wanting a hot meal! The…read moreatmosphere was very fun, and the food was delicious! It took a few asks to get some water but honestly everything else was fantastic! I'll definitely be back!

The best "hole in the wall" I've found in a long time. It's a very small place and while the inside…read moredoesn't look like most restaurants, it's nice to eat good food in a place that feels like a living room sometimes. The woman working was very friendly and the Pastor and Chicharron tacos were amazing! Drinking a Jarritos with good tacos is one of the best eating experiences out there and I was very satisfied. The bathroom was very clean as well and the prices were definitely fair for Louisiana tacos. I will definitely go back whether to get quick tacos to-go or to dine-in again. Good salsa too!

Not friendly and they gave themselves a nice 20% tip without asking…read more Food is cold, the kitchen is filthy, and they will not serve you water. They will ring up your order on a calculator and charge your card without showing you an itemized ticket. I noticed the counter worker served herself 20% on the credit card processor and only held out the handheld card reader to charge my card. I won't return due to this deceptive practice.

I placed a call-in order for quesabirria tacos with consommé and queso and everything is a 10 out…read moreof 10! The quoted time was 15 to 20 minutes, but I was there in 12 and it was already ready. The inside was a super cute place and I will definitely be back for margaritas! If you're in the area, I would definitely recommend giving this place a try.

Rating: 6/10 I…read morestopped in for happy hour and there were no specials. No worries, just came to get the shrimp ceviche and a drink. It was ok and the drink was watered down. Average fare for the average price

Food is still good. It is a drive through only now and the outside is repainted but the parking lot…read moreneeds work.

I went to Taco Tico yesterday 12/27/25. My Mom was craving…read morea Sancho so I drove her there. I ordered the double beef enchilada with extra meat. Both were delicious. It tastes EXACTLY like it did 45+ years ago!! The dining room is still closed but the food is as good as it ever was!!!

best meat I've ever had at a Mexican restaurant! stuck at a hotel went to this place two nights in…read morea row because we loved the food so much (Mexican food is not usually our go to food) staff was awesome both times!

I had a few hours to burn before my flight so I decided to hang out here rather than at the…read moreairport. As soon as I was seated, I was immediately greeted by a server with fresh salsa and chips at my table. The menu has so many things to choose from to include tacos, the grill, burritos, enchiladas, quesadillas, chimichangas, appetizers, as well as soups and salads. They also have lots of margaritas to choose from to include margarita pours and margarita Flights and specialty drinks as well. Beer and wine also available as well as other liquors to choose from. I started with a side of guac and a margarita flight both were very tasty-guacamole was fresh. I also had the ceviche which was also very fresh and very tasty. This is the perfect place to have a good time and drink with friends. The margaritas do not disappoint as they were amazing! I think I'm ready for my flight.

First time to dine here. I was pleasantly surprised. Ambiance is too adorable... authentic…read moreMexican decor very cheerful. We sat at the high tops in the bar. We ordered the shrimp, steak & chicken fajitas. They were out of this world good. The only problem I found the rice was undercooked the beans the guac and the sour cream was pointed on...the grilled onions and peppers were delicious. I had a margarita very refreshing. I thought the prices were very good and they were sporting a new menu. The service was awesome. Our server was very friendly and a joy to get to meet. The flour tortillas were very tasty but were very small usually when you get fajitas, you get large tortillas. Well, that's how it is in California anyway, I say I will be back to try other things on their menu, love their white cheese quesadilla.

We rolled into dinner hungry...like "scan-the-menu-before-you-sit-down" hungry, and in the mood for…read moregreat Mexican food and a couple of memorable cocktails. A few years ago I had been to La Tia in Metairie, and it left a serious impression. What stuck with me most were the craft cocktails...creative, clever, and a little bit mischievous. I still remember one in particular: a Mexican-inspired cocktail with mezcal and beet juice that somehow managed to taste like summer decided to take a vacation south of the border. It was the kind of drink that makes you pause mid-sip and say, "Okay... whoever thought of this deserves a raise." Somehow the place drifted off my radar over time. But when the craving for Mexican food hit, it popped right back into my head. I was excited to bring my son and daughter-in-law since they had never been. Unfortunately... the reunion didn't exactly go as planned. Two things hit me immediately while looking over the menu. First: the craft cocktails were gone. Not "different." Not "updated." Just... gone. Replaced with the same drinks you see in every other Mexican restaurant. Second: the prices nearly made me spit out the water I hadn't even ordered yet. $6 for a Corona. $18 for a basic burrito with fries. $10 for a kids plate over chicken tenders and some fries. And not the old La Tia burritos either...the ones I remembered piled high with rich molé, bright verde sauces, and layers of flavor that made you wonder if you should be taking notes. Nope. Now we're talking about a plain flour tortilla with some ground meat inside, no sauce, and a side of what looked suspiciously like freezer-aisle French fries. For eighteen dollars. My daughter-in-law ordered the fajitas, and honestly... they were rough. Thin strips of overcooked meat that looked like they had taken a brief vacation in a plastic bag before hitting the grill...served on a plate. Lately I've gotten into the habit of pulling up Yelp photos to compare dishes from past years, and I did exactly that. I found a photo of the same fajitas from about three years ago...big, juicy steak pieces, sizzling on cast iron and full of life. What we got looked like it came from a completely different restaurant. To be fair, my shrimp tacos were actually pretty good. Nicely cooked shrimp, decent flavor, and probably the lone bright spot of the night. But overall, it felt like the La Tia I loved had quietly packed up and left the building. The elevated Mexican food? Gone. The rich sauces? Gone. The inventive cocktails that made the bar worth sitting at? Also gone. In their place: food that feels pulled from a bag... at prices that feel pulled from a luxury menu. It's a tough thing when a restaurant you once loved loses its spark. But sadly, this visit felt less like a reunion and more like running into an old friend who has completely changed--and not for the better. As much as I hate to say it, I don't see myself returning to La Tia anytime soon. Turns out the only thing that stayed spicy... was the price tag.