The food was not great,I'm not sure why these people rate shit like this, the meat was bland, the…read morebread was hard as F it was extremely disappointing.

Was walking through mercado San Juan se dios and I'm always hearing about tortas lokas. The torta…read morewas huge and the taste was awesome. Definitely one of the best tortas I've had in a long time. Service was great and the staff was very welcoming and made sure I was okay. Definitely gonna come back before my trip ends.

Quite literally, and I mean this in all honesty and coming from a background laden with thousands…read moreof tacos, these are the best tacos in the world. Pedro, the owner/chef, purchases 40 pounds of carne asada per day and when he runs out - which he does, every day - that's it. Sometimes it's 11pm, other times it's 5pm. The beauty of his tacos isn't just the perfectly seasoned and professionally diced meat; it's not the beautiful double layer of onions (diced raw & carmelized) nor the fresh cilantro & cabbage; it's the tortillas, which are just crisp on the outside and soft, almost doughy, on the inside. Slightly larger than the lid of a Starbucks Venti, these small beauties are the perfect size vehicle for this ideal collaboration of ingredients. They also have a sweetness that I haven't previously detected in tortillas, and it makes all of the difference in the world. Absolutely outstanding - nee, amazing - and worth the trip alone. Also - at roughly 40 cents (American) per taco, you can literally go nuts; I had 15 in one sitting, 10 in another and another dozen my last day. Pedro is the Roy Choi of Huanusco, plain and simple.

Tacos Doña Mary was so tasty! They were hired to cater a backyard party and it was amazing. I must…read morehave eaten 5-6 tacos from these guys! Possibly some of the best tacos in Huanusco! I highly recommend these guys!

Great option for casual dining, late night eats, or drunk food. Why aren't flauta spots more of a…read more"thing"? This adorable stand with a friendly proprietor serves up flautas a la carte with (or without) all the fixings. The ingredients were fresh -- even the oil tasted "clean" -- the food was hot, and it was fast. There is limited seating on plastic stools, or you can stand by the counter and use the ledge to put your plate on. This place is definitely worth a stop, if you're eating your way down Chapultepec. (If you are not familiar with flautas, they are rolled tacos that are then deep fried. you may know them as "taquitos" and buy them frozen from the grocery store. The primary difference is that flautas are actually good.)