Great variety of tacos. Have both ordered from the Brightwood location and gotten take out from…read morethe new Silver Spring Commas Food Hall location.

I went to the H St location, which is at the spot formerly occupied by a Peruvian restaurant. I had…read more3 tacos (pastor, asada and shrimp) for about $12+tax/tip and I thought it was a solid and quick snack. There are also tortas and burritos that I'll want to try to experience a larger meal.

Took my son to this taqueria for dinner and it did not disappoint!…read more It's a small restaurant with maybe 3-4 small tables and counter seating for 4-5. (It looks like it used to be an American diner). Everything is made to order right in front of you and it's all fresh. I had carne asada tacos and carnitas tacos with black beans and rice. You can order à la carte or as a platter - I chose the platter because I was hungry! They were delicious- especially the carnitas! All the accompaniments are authentic and super fresh. The tortillas are made on site and sooo soft and tasty. We also ordered chicken flautas which come with créma and guacamole. These were also very tasty. The restaurant seems to be run by a couple. They were prompt and friendly. I enjoyed the food so much that I forgot to take pictures first. Next time!

Overall, the food alone makes this experience worth it. The physical location defintiley isn't…read moreflashy or massive. But the food is made right there in front of you. It's a simple but excellent menu and we left so happy. Definitely a gem!

The service was super quick! There may have been a 10 minute wait between ordering our food and…read morebeing served which was perfect. We got the guacamole to start which was some of the best, and most flavorful, guacamole that I've had in DC. Being from Texas, I'm very particular about my street tacos. These were the closest I've gotten to Texas street tacos since I've been in DC, and I've been here for 2 years! The place is small and intimate but full of energy - great place for a happy hour with friends or a more casual date!

Solid local Mexican spot!…read more Food- shrimp dish was flavorful and tacos consistently good. Meats are prepared well and side dishes a great compliment. Drinks- hibiscus sangria and hibiscus margarita were refreshing and tasty. Vibes- great patio space

Wow. I finally found the best Mexican spot in DC. I moved from Los Angeles and not many to choose…read morefrom but this hole in the wall is spot on. I got a steak burrito and 2 al pastor tacos to test out. Both 9/10. A previous review said there was an odd smell but thats just the raw meat most likely pork. Smells fine! Will definitely be back!

These are so good every time. They've always been great at providing quality food and customer…read moreservice even through language barriers! 10/10 every time!

I have been here roughly a billion times since my last review. They aren't perfect but pretty…read moreclose to it in terms of consistency. A couple of feedback issues from a regular: the tostadas are too hard and please bring back the short rib for the dinner entree, which was easily the best tasting item and value of any restaurant anywhere. This place is amazing. Recommend: birria, Guac (don't add the herbs), carne asada, house margaritas with tequila, enchiladas with tres moles, and the pan frances for brunch. Thank me later. Service is always great, but please provide more napkins at the start.

Great Vegan Options (4.25/5)…read more Cielo Rojo is in an awkward location, sandwiched between a firehouse and a car shop. However, their food drives many customers to their doors. My family and I were looking for a new and different Mexican place with lots of vegan options and Google search showed me Cielo Rojo. I was happy to see a dedicated vegan menu and some excellent reviews so we gave it a try. Overall we were pleased with the unique menu but thought the flavors could have been elevated. Food (1.75/2) - most of the picks we had were great but some were lacking.... Flavor. The pan y macha butter was pleasantly a great start to the evening. Though the bread could have been a little softer, the macha butter wasn't overwhelming. The queso fondito could be skipped, there wasn't anything special and in fact I wouldn't order it next time. The guacamole was fresh and herby, however, there just wasn't enough of it in one order. I wouldn't recommend ordering two even for just two people. The street corn was a hit between my kids and my wife. They loved the sweet, tangy, and spicy corn that melted in their mouths. And the tacos were great as well. However, I felt the Gorditas under delivered for sure. I was expecting a flavor punch but received more of a chewy patty on a bland sauce. But if life could be thrown on it by additional fresh herbs and flavors. Drinks (1/1) - we only tried one cocktail and ordered a Mexican cola for our dinner but what we received was good enough to show they know their drinks. My drink wasn't under spiked or unbalanced, it went smoothly. The hibiscus flavor along with the spirit was showing boldly through the syrups. I wouldn't recommend ordering love to try another cocktail next time. Service (0.75/1) - I wish I could say the service was exceptional but there were times we were waiting too long for a service member to show up. They were friendly and polite but definitely could have had more touch points with us throughout the night. We sorta felt abandoned at times. Again, nothing much to complain but something to improve upon. Decor (0.75/1) - overall, it's a welcoming spot with art pieces of their heritage. However, there were lots of dusty sellables that probably should be removed from the dining floor. It didn't mix well with a great restaurant. Not sure if they really need to sell a rack of clothing right next to where we were sitting to be honest. In the end, the food was decent, unique, and welcoming to vegetarians so we would comeback again and give other items on their menu a try. Hopefully, flavor profile can be more prominent next time.

Had a really good experience here. The food was fresh, flavorful, and came out quickly. The al…read morepastor tacos were delicious.

Spicy passionfriut margs! Delicious…read more Plantain w/ brisket: Excellent starter! The whole thing was amazing and the brisket was phenomenal. Tacos - Overall quite generous portions of filler. Rajas: This was my wife's favorite by far. Al Pastor: Far and away my favorite taco. Carne Asada: Tasted great and was what we wanted. Suadero/Carnitas/Pollo: These were fine. They lacked the intense flavors of the other tacos and while none were bad, I wouldn't get them again. Shrimp: My wife did not really like this one. Passionfruit Flan: Very subtle and not too sweet. The price was great and it was larger then expected. We enjoyed this. We enioyed our dinner on the upper outside patio and the service was great. The guy who delivers the food is so cheerful and our server gave great recommendations.

A California Burrito is a challenging thing to find on the east coast period, let alone a good one…read more San Pancho's version of the San Diego classic is absolutely top notch and would go toe-to-toe with the La Perla's, Humberto's, and The Taco Stand's of SoCal. The tortillas are fresh, the salsas and guacs house made and flavor packed, and the drink specials are always fun and unique. Not to mention the fun loving and efficient staff. By far the best California Burrito in the D.C. metro area, possibly on the entire east cost.

Pretty good california style burrito. The steak inside is tender. I also liked the green sauce that…read morecomes with it. But I am a bit disappointed at how they ration the sauces. You're only allowed one small sauce per burrito. Any extra costs you. I'm used to having a full sauce bar with unlimited sauces and pico to top your burrito off so I was quite disheartened by this. The interior is cute but quite small and cramped - I wouldn't bring a big party here. But there are benches and picnic tables outside so options do exist. Also a bit sad that the matcha horchata just tasted like horchata. I tried really hard to taste the matcha but I just could not find it in the drink! Nonetheless, the horchata portion was pretty good.

I LOVE the big location for Taqueria Los Primos up in Laurel. It's my favorite in the whole region…read more I was SUPER excited to discover this smaller outpost closer to DC. I wish it had the fuller menu (their moles are great) but I'm happy that their tacos are available here!

This place is a hidden gym as it's located within a mall that from the street does not look like a…read moremall. I was working in this area and I had a taste for rolled tacos, so when I saw this place had Flautas, I had to try them. This place did not disappoint. The service was impeccable. The staff was very friendly and helpful. There's plenty of seating on the inside, family-friendly, and their menu has a little bit of something for everyone to love. The 5 flautas were made fresh to order, were crispy and so delicious. It comes with a side of rice and black beans, which were also really good, but the star of the show were the Flautas. The chicken on the inside was tender and very flavorful. The meal comes with two sauces, a salsa verde and a salsa roja that tasted like it was adobo based and both complemented this dish well. I spent about 20 bucks, including the Jarritos fruit punch soda that I got as well. I will definitely be back here again to try some of the other menu options as I heard the barria dishes are also really good here. Highly recommend.

Ordered food for delivery via Grubhub The delivery driver…read morestole my food It was NEVER DELIVERED As a customer I don't have time or money to waste on bad service. These restaurants need to be careful about these shady delivery drivers

Burrito was 3/10 Loosely rolled…read moreIngredients just thrown in any kind of way, Way too much rice, sour creams, beans, and lettuce, barely any chicken, and it wasn't even any pico just tomato. Should not be $12...dunk that bitch in the trash

I ordered lunch from here using the Yelp app. The food came much sooner than I expected and it was…read moregreat. They also remembered to add utensils, napkins and condiments to the bag. I ordered a cheese pupusa, a chicken and cheese pupusa, a bean and cheese pupusa, and an order of sweet plantain. The pupusas were pretty big and literally oozing creamy delicious cheese. The plantain was fried perfectly; plump and sweet. Really good lunch, and at a great price. I would order from them again.

I don't understand why it takes an hour for a order to be delivered!!!!…read more If your business doesn't have proper drivers to deliver food. Then take that option off of your website. It's an inconvenience to customers to have to wait an hour for food Which is probably going to be cold and nasty. Waste of money