Visited CT Reforma Taqueria with my manager and had such a lovely experience. This plaza has great…read moreparking availability in their garage, making it easy to park and head on up to the restaurant. CT Reforma is incredibly spacious, beautifully decorated and was a bit classier, visually, than I expected. It's really a gorgeous restaurant! We visited during the lunch hour so it was incredibly quiet, but I'm sure that on a regular day, they are packed and bustling with great energy. The gentleman who assisted us during our lunch was wonderful and full of jokes. Great customer service experience from start to finish. For bites, we started with the guacamole and, woah. That was some delicious guac and the complimentary salsas were so fresh! I just wish they gave more because they were just delicious. I kept it simple with my entree, opting for tacos: asada, pollo and barbacoa. The barbacoa wasn't my top fave taco, but the asada and pollo? Fireeee. Especially with a bit of the salsa on top. So good! I will absolutely be returning so I can try more of their entrees and their drinks.

Surprisingly good food and service was wonderful! The rice with queso entree was phenomenal and you…read morecan choose up to 3 proteins! Took off one star because we ordered the cookie skillet and then found out it wasn't available after sitting there for half an hour. It definitely wasn't the waitresses fault as she seemed just as annoyed.

This is a great local neighborhood taco spot with friendly service. The homemade corn tortillas…read morewere delicious. The chicken was seasoned really well and wasn't dry. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. A solid casual spot when you're craving tacos or burrito!

Solid tacos in the metro ATL area! I've been on a Quesa Birria kick and they were good - not the…read morebest I've had, but good. It was a little pricey at $14 for 3 small-ish tacos, but each taco was packed with meat. I also got a taco de la abuela with pastor meat. For their street tacos, they have normal street tacos for $3.25, or for $0.25 more you can get the same taco with a handmade tortilla (aka taco de la abuela). I didn't try a normal taco, so not sure if there's a notable difference in the tortilla, but I thought the pastor taco was solid as well. I felt like perhaps it was lacking a little in flavor? But I do appreciate the amount of meat that's given. The slices of pineapple are nice as well - very authentic. Throughout my dining experience, most customers were picking up/taking orders to go. The restaurant is kept clean and there's a serve yourself salsa bar. I'm glad that I've found a good taco spot nearby! Parking is a bit limited as the lot is small and is shared with other small restaurants as well.

I've been to Beto's Tacos twice now for lunch, most recently yesterday--and it's quickly become one…read moreof my favorite lunch spots at Phipps Plaza. I've ordered the chicken burrito both times, and it's consistently delicious, generously portioned, and super filling. At under $12, it's a great value for the quality and portion size. The service is quick, making it a perfect option for a lunch break without feeling rushed. Definitely a go-to if you're in the area and craving something flavorful and satisfying.

Mexican food, fast food style. I had the carnitas taco, chicken taco with rice & beans, you can…read moreorder at the kiosk, or at the counter. They have a condiment bar with good customer service, fresh condiments, & Good food! I'd definitely go back.

Alma Cocina is across from the Grand Hyatt. It looks nice, but food quality is dismal…read more Food: Had a buffet which included black beans, rice, salad, fish, shredded chicken, and chicken mole, and more. Across the board the food ranged from edible to horrible. The rice and beans were edible, but the proteins were not. The chicken mole was dry and tasteless. The fish was so overcooked it was like eating fish-like cardboard. And the shredded chicken was not edible; it had an off-putting almost spoiled note to it. I'm not a fan of Chipotle, but the average Chipotle makes much better food than this place. Drinks: Full bar, had a Dox Equis on draft and it was good Service: Overwhelmed and cannot handle large groups Overall cleanliness: average Ambiance: attempt at semi-modern Latin mix but lacking in ambiance

Had theeeee best experience at Alma Cocina! Our server, Demetrich, was awesome -- super helpful,…read morepatient, and gave great recommendations for apps, drinks, and entrées. The ambiance and decor were so cute, with a bar area that's perfect whether you're there solo, with a date, or a group of friends. For apps, I tried the guacamole with roasted corn relish -- they actually let you pick from three toppings (peach, chamoy, or traditional), which I thought was such a fun touch. For my entrée, I had the Alambre steak tacos, and listen... hands down the best steak tacos I've ever had. The way the steak was cooked and seasoned was next-level, and the sweet plantains on the side had this queso and chili agave drizzle that was so good and totally unexpected. I ordered the El Clasico for my drink -- delicious and strong (but I'm a lightweight, so take that how you will ). Also, bonus points because they validate parking, which, means something for that area. I'll definitely be back -- those tacos alone are worth the trip!

Their seasonal veggie bowl was absolutely outstanding! It really stood out compared to other taco…read morerestaurants. The service was a little slow (we ordered our food ahead of time and it was past what we were told it would be). But overall great place to grab some Mexican!

Velvet Taco has a rather interesting story. Starting out in its original location in Dallas in 2011…read morewith a concept that rarely succeeds: applying fusion techniques to tacos. Indian style tacos, Korean style tacos and Baja style. While these experiments are hardly new to Atlanta and America as a whole, they rarely succeed, falling into the void of establishments that made an effort, but could not get a sufficient demographic ready for such experiments. And here came Velvet Taco by Dallas restareneurs Jack Gibbons and Randy DeWitt, showing that this risky concept can actually work. Over the past decade and a half, Velvet Taco expanded to dozens of successful locations and underwent major expansion. The Buckhead location debuted in 2019, hardly a great year to open a restaurant with an incoming pandemic. But, unlike the mom and pop shops that often went out of business, the private equity funds of this micro chain allowed the location to survive. Enough history and let's look at the tacos themselves. The top seller is the chicken tikka taco, the Indian fusion into a taco shell, with deep fried masala chicken, cilantro, basmati rice, raita and Thai basil. The combination seems ridiculous in a taco, but actually works really well. The element of rice, in my opinion, seems unnecessary give the tortilla is already there, but the rest is excellent. Then, there is the Birria taco, made with gruere cheese, pickled red onion and griddled corn tortillas. This one, despite throwing a Swiss cheese into the mix, is a true winner. Perfect shell, delicate pork and a side of consome make it such a winning package. The idea of serving the consome on the side is brilliant, as it allows targeted dipping or pouring, instead of having a taco that does not old up and gets saggy. The folks working the Buckhead location are polite and things are kept clean. All around, it's a very enjoyable spot and likely to stay here for years to come.

Love this place. Been here twice now. First time I think I had the birria burrito. 2nd visit I had…read morethe birria nachos which were huge!! Had the dulce de leche churros both times. I think they're the best churros I've ever had. My 1 complaint is I wish they had fountain drinks. $3.50 for a bottled water is insane (that's the cheapest drink they have). They really want you to buy their $6+ specialty flavored (non-alcoholic) drinks. I'll still return.

We went to this spot since it was nearby our film festival and open late. When you walk in, you…read moreplace your order on a kiosk and grab a number. The kiosk was easy to use and very quick. The staff was attentive and quick, even giving us ice water on request. The inside of the restaurant was almost a deterrent for us because it felt like a night club, but once we got inside it was quiet and nicely lit. the food came out within 5 minutes and honestly was top tier for Mexican food. The tacos were all dressed nicely and my husband said they were delicious. My quesabirria was delicious, hot, fresh, and they were mindful of my substitution of no cilantro (I've got the soap gene). We were stuffed after our food but still made room for their tres leches, which we added dulce de leche to (for no extra cost). It was one of my favorite I've had in Atlanta. It was $40 for both of our meals and dessert (without any drink) which isn't terrible for Atlanta. Definitely more of an indulgent visit but worth it for the delicious and quick bite.

Had an incredible meal at bartaco! From start to finish, everything was spot on…read more The host greeted and seated me right away, and the staff provided fast, friendly service throughout the entire visit. As for the food and drinks: Chips & Salsa: Crispy, warm tortillas paired with a vibrant, flavorful green salsa. A perfect way to start! Shrimp Tacos: Delicious, fresh, and perfectly seasoned with a nice crunch. Chicken Verde Tacos: Absolutely the star of the show! Tender, seasoned chicken packed with bold salsa verde flavor, definitely my favorite bite of the meal. Berry Colada: So vibrant, sweet, and super refreshing. The ideal drink to pair with the tacos! Everything was fresh, delicious, and full of flavor. I'll definitely be back soon!

Came in on a Thursday for a lunch hour visit and we pulled it off perfectly -- in and out in under…read morean hour with a great meal. The elevated outdoor patio was the right call, we were greeted immediately after sitting down. We asked for a lunch menu and got right to it. I ordered the chicken rice bowl and a kale Caesar. The rice bowl was the star -- perfectly cooked, well seasoned, and not dry at all. The Caesar was decent but needed more dressing out of the gate. I did ask for extra after tasting it and that fixed it, so just ask upfront and save yourself the step. We split a pomegranate agua fresca in a pitcher between three of us and it was really refreshing -- great call for a midday lunch in the sun. Solid spot for a quick but elevated lunch. Would definitely come back.

We ordered the taco bar catered from Little Rey for our party at Lake Lanier and were surprised…read morethat they could have it delivered all the way up there. A bit pricey per head but everyone absolutely loved it and said it was the best Mexican they ever had. Made our event so easy and delicious!

This place is great! Stopped by for the first time and was really impressed by the food and…read morefriendly service. Tahlia was such a warm face upon entry and was very helpful guiding me through the menu while pointing out her favorites. I will definitely be back! I had the carne asada tacos, chips with queso and guacamole and everything was great. Thank you Tahlia!