A few colleagues and I placed a DoorDash order after they told me it was really good. I ordered a…read morevariety of items just to get a fill for their menu. Their prices are reasonable, and the food is fresh. I really like the crunch of the ceviche tostada. The rice and beans were good. The tamale was dry, but I liked my chicken taco. I would order from them again, but I'd probably go into their restaurant next time.

I love Nacimiento! We most often come here for breakfast but we've ordered other things as well. I…read moreprefer huevos con chorizo from here though because most of the Mexican restaurants in Toledo don't offer it. Or it doesn't taste the same. I also love ordering coffee from here and sometimes will crave it. They brew their coffee with cinnamon sticks and it's delicious! Never had a bad experience. Service is always great. The chips and different salsas they bring with the chips are fantastic. The green/avocado one is definitely my favorite.

El Paisa is located in the parking lot of Sam's Supermercado…read more(http://www.yelp.com/biz/sams-supermercado-detroit). I got two tacos - al pastor and carne asada. I made the mistake of getting everything to go, meaning the tacos were wrapped in a foil packet, the grilled onions and half a grilled jalapeno were in another foil packet, and the sliced raw radishes and lime were in yet another foil packet. Cups of red and green salsas were also carefully tucked in the bag. I really liked the tacos. I thought the carne asada was a little tough, though, and liked the pastor better (the flavor was really good too). The cilantro was fresh and the flavor really shone. In the three trucks that we stopped at that day, El Paisa's cilantro packed the biggest punch, which is a very good thing in my book... I'm a cilantro fiend. I also liked that the raw onions were very finely chopped. I usually HATE raw onions, but these finely chopped onions added just the right amount of bite. As for the salsas, I thought I'd like the green better but ended up enjoying the spiciness of the red more. Well, it wasn't that spicy but it had a bit of heat to it (kinda like a mild-medium), which was much needed, since everything else was pretty mild, including the grilled jalapeno. When I bit into it, I thought it was a green pepper in the shape and size of a jalapeno. For $1.25 a taco, I got a decent amount of food and would be able to make a meal out of 3-4 tacos. Mmm... tacos... :)

Delicious feast, TONS of sauteed onions, generous with the radishes…read more Stopped here today to check out the pollo and cabeza tacos for the first time. Great great stuff. I think they might have the biggest menu selection of any of the trucks... anyone else agree? The cabeza is diced very finely, much more so than the norm, which was interesting. I think i prefer a slightly rougher cut (on the other end of the spectrum is El Pariente's cabeza, which has much more texture per bite), but El Paisa's style took nothing away from the flavors. A small but notable detail was that the limes served here, unlike most of the competition, were extremely fresh and juicy, barely had to apply any pressure to get quite a bit of that great lime juice onto the meats, and nothing goes better with cabeza than a little salsa and a lot of lime juice. so good. The pollo was standard, but, as you all know, standard in SW taco truck land is absolute tastiness. Other things I noticed: 1) catching a bad break i suppose, the strong wind today was carrying the truck exhaust (since the truck was running) up alongside the eating counter... so I smelled faintly like a lawnmower when I return home... too bad, didn't really notice while i was eating, thankfully. 2) two tacos and a coke was $3.75 ... a score of a deal by any measure... well, except by taco truck measure... EITHER their tacos are 25 cents more than the competition, or their cokes are a little pricier... a really puny value difference ultimately, and doesn't stop me from giving El Paisa my full-hearted approval. This truck sits in the parking lot of the plaza at Vernor Hwy and Lansing St. WEEKENDS only. CASH only.

My tacos had burnt hamburger meat in them and the taco shells crumbled like frail plastic. There…read morewas no taste. This is too bad because we had been here before and the food was great. Let me know when you change your Chef and I'll consider coming back. Beans and rice also had no flavor.

Wonderful taqueria in Southwest Detroit, with delicious authentic Mexican food. This trip we got…read morethe taco dinner with carne asada tacos, the burrito gigante with asada meat, caldo de res, and the steak alteño dinner. Everything was amazing! The service was fantastic. The inside is very quaint with dim lighting and artistic walls. This place is a must try if you are looking for a great overall experience.

Got the shredded beef arepas which were fantastic.The Miguel Cabrera decor is awesome and I even…read moregot a pack of cards.Then there's the service,lightning fast 10/10 would recommend

I grew up on Venezuelan arepas, and when coming to Detroit, I never thought I would have a place…read morethat took me back home. El Rey has a variety of other Latino specialties, but I truly come for the tequenos and the Reina pepiada. The tequenos are crispy and fried to order. The green sauce is everything you need and the Reina pepiada makes the usual dry arepa so flavorful. It's a no-frills restaurant that makes some of the best latino food in detroit, and it is so worth the visit.

Street tacos are delicious. Highly recommend the Chorizo, Asada, and Al Pastor. Great portion size…read more Also recommend the Chorizo quesadilla! Delicious Delicious Delicious. The folks working there are super friendly and get you in and out quick. Call ahead if you are short on time. They are quite busy during lunchtime. Every Tuesday will be Taco Tuesday from now on! I love it for that last minute craving this just off 75 and Springdale . That is all . Chief Remember your accomplishments so that others will follow your example.

Best chicken tacos in Detroit. Prices are awesome. Easy on, easy off - Springwells & I-75…read moreSouthbound side. Don't sleep on this! You must check it out. Food Truck is located across from Mobil gas station. The service is speedy & the food is perfection. They truly have their system down to a science. We never wait longer than 5 minutes for our food, no matter how many people are waiting. Huge lot for parking between truck & freeway. This is a very popular spot. It is perfect for grabbing a quick snack before hitting the city, or eats for the way home. The horchata is delicious! El Parrian is our go-to.

I'm giving RinCon two stars for the hospitality. I ordered…read moreforty dollars worth of empanadas and rice and I didn't care for any of it. My daughter told me that the food is usually good, therefore I may give them a try. On this visit, however, the empanadas were overcooked. I could barely bite into them. The shrimp had no taste. I didn't taste any seasoning. The rice was cold with a lackluster flavor. I did enjoy my horchata as I sat at the bar waiting for my carry out. Parking is on the street. There is a bar and tables for seating. Children, apparently, are welcome.

Went there after work today to get some mofongo and carne frita... it's been a couple of years…read moresince I've been in. New owner was very nice and the servers were very friendly! The food was great and fresh. Will definitely be back - WEPA!!!

No frills, all flavor! What an absolutely delicious treat…read more In lieu of a sit down brunch, my husband and I hit up this family run tamale spot, grabbed a down tamales (6/ea of cheese/jalapeno and chicken) and ate them In Roosevelt Park, admiring the renovated Michigan Central Station facade. It was a perfect meal: simple, authentic, flavorful, and affordable. I couldn't ask for more!

Ok, not amazing tamales. Thought they were small for the price. Cash only is a…read moreChallenge too

A small, no-frills neighborhood fried chicken joint in Mexicantown. The friendly owner rang up the…read moreorder and served us. Dining includes a bowl of homemade chicken soup. The combo at $8.99 comes with three pieces of chicken, a bread roll, and two sides. The special is a few dollars less and comes with two pieces of chicken, a bread roll, and one side. Entrees are a good deal and largely portioned. One combo was shared between two people with lots of leftovers from the other entree to take home. The chicken is crispy and juicy. The bread rolls are likely bought wholesale and aren't good. The sides were okay and reminded me of cafeteria food. Overall, a decent stop for fried chicken. I'd skip the sides and bread and just get the chicken.

Take a step into history and venture to south west Detroit. Pollo Chapin is waiting for you to try…read moretheir broasted chicken. Lunches and dinners very inexpensive. I felt like I was stealing a meal. My wife and I both enjoyed the two piece lunch served with fries. Pop is $1.39, lunch for two was $16.53 and i ordered a extra thigh! Delicious chicken and noodle soup served with a touch of spiciness to elevate the flavor. The chicken was so good I forgot to take pictures but will make that back up next week. Off street parking, dining available outside, carry out wad extremely busy. This place is a gem worth trying! Plenty of side dishes to try so stay tuned or better yet try them yourself!