We ordered Caribbean Jerk tacos and loaded nachos…read more Everything was delicious. I forgot pictures SORRY

This food truck was at the Hartville Flea Market on labor day, we decided to stop for a bite and…read moregot the Chicken nachos. For $9 you got a ton of chips, cheese, and pico de gallo, which was all really good, only reason i gave it 4 instead of 5 stars is because i got maybe a tablespoon of chicken, about 5 chips had chicken on it and that was it, I don't know if they were running out because it was a holiday or if thats the normal portion but would have loved to have an adequate amount. The flavors were good and everything seemed price well for a food truck, would love to try the tacos next time they are in my area!

I've been here a couple of times and have enjoyed my meals every single time. I feel like the…read moreportions are pretty generous. Don't get full on the chips and salsa they give you because you won't be able to finish your meal. Lol. The staff is super nice and attentive to your needs. It's my favorite spot for Mexican food.

Very good food in an inviting space. The decor has an Mayan theme with calendars, temples, and…read moreCinco de Mayo Art on the walls. My food arrived quickly and it was piping hot. My dish came with a fried Jalapeno, so it carried plenty of spice. The waitress was friendly and attentive. I enjoyed the complimentary salsa and chips. It appears they expanded some years ago, so there are plenty of tables and booths.

MUCH improved since our last visit. More indoor seating. More decor…read more The value for money of our meal is what stood out the most. Our portion looked and felt a lot larger. The presentation was a notch above. The food was garnished elegantly and served on beautiful plates. I believe last time it was styrofoam containers. We enjoyed it so much we purchased gift cards to give as stocking stuffers.

My daughter and I have been wanting to try this place since it opened and hearing all the hype…read moreabout it. We stared off with chips, salsa, elote corn and guacamole. The guacamole was nothing but avocado crushed up. No cilantro, lime salt or anything. Just plain avocado. Huge disappointment. The elote corn was nothing like true Mexican Elote Corn. Are main course was my daughter had the Birria Tacos. My other daughter had the Beef Tacos. And I had the Birria Quesadilla. The flavors were not there. My daughter is Hispanic and was truly disappointed. Our meal was a little over $70. The disappointment was so bad it wasn't worth no where near that. Usually we would try a second time but at this prices will not

We visited Newell WV to try this place and it didn't disappoint! The place is clean and decorated…read morebeautifully! The service was great! It was our first visit and our waiter was very helpful. Now on to the food...my husband had the Taco Campechanos and said they were delicious! I had the sample plate and everything was delicious! The mango margarita was amazing! We will definitely be back in to try some other options!

Delicious meal, great options on the menu. Prices are fair and the service was great. Nice casual…read moreplace. Very clean.

I got two Philly Steak tacos and a beer. Great atmosphere and excellent service. I will be going…read moreback.

Taqueria 304 is an awesome Wheeling gem and well-worth a visit if you have an affinity for all…read morethings Mexican food. Came here with a friend last week and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. I want to lead with the best here: the bartender/server here provided some of the best service I have experienced in the last few years. So many people have come to expect poor service (including myself) that positive experiences like this really serve as a wake-up call to what the dining experience ought to be like. Kudos to Taqueria 304 for hiring the best! I can't omit the excellent food and stellar plate presentation either. My friend and I both got the loaded nachos as our entrees and they were as delicious as they were beautiful. As for the drinks, plenty of beers on tap and in bottles to suit your needs, particularly of the Mexican variety (fitting). Ambiance is nice with some clever furnishings, like the sideways doors carpentered to serve as an entryway wall. One thing I will mention is that open-concept establishments tend to have noise issues and this place is no exception; even still, my friend and I were able to hear each other on this occasion (no promises when the place is full). Parking here can be challenging due to all the construction currently happening in the area though there are spots available on both sides of the street which ought to be enough at most times of the day. All things considered, Taqueria 304 is a welcome addition to the area and I hope they stick around for a long time to come! Overall: 4.5 stars ---- Pros: - Outrageously good service, that needs to be commended in a world where such service is increasingly rare. - Excellent food with a skilled eye for presentation. - Great draft/bottle beer selection. - Pleasant ambiance with clever furnishings. Cons: - Open-concept spots can have noise issues, though it wasn't too bad during our visit. - Parking is tough but still available.

As crave cantina we used to visit a few times a month. It was great for tacos, margaritas, and my…read morefavorites the Paloma. This place was actually becoming a regular occurrence for us and where we'd suggest family and friends visit. Saturday Date night we visited after traveling the past few months and we were so disappointed we got up and walked out. What was once a local cantina with great food and drinks is now another restaurant with an identity crisis. Service was good as always but what was a one page menu and a few specials is now a front ad back, beer menu, cocktails menu, and nothing looked good. We went for tacos and margs and left after seeing all the menus and identity crisis. We will not be back

An interesting place. Clearly popular, the whole place was packed and loud. A little…read moreoverstimulating, but usually that's a good sign that the food offerings are good. The menu is clearly Latin-inspired with a heavy emphasis on tacos, but they aren't afraid to stray from tradition and try unconventional combinations of ingredients. Some traditional options they have are Puerto Rican budin dessert, Peruvian chicha morada (purple corn drink - not my favorite, but worth trying if you've never had it - one of our party got it), and some aguas frescas, including passionfruit, which my wife opted for. There's a variety of salsas and guacamole. Fun for some, but if you're getting hangry and just want something fast, it can be a bit much. We also got some house margaritas for the table - not bad but nothing to write home about. I got three different tacos - the Great Lakes Beer Battered Walleye, which was nicely cooked, as well as the the Flank Steak Banh Mi and the Shrimp tacos, both of which were okay. Two folks in our group are vegetarian, and Crave offers a few vegetarian taco options like the vegan chorizo taco and Impossible burger, but you can swap out any meat for a plant-based one (there is an upcharge though). The bathrooms were clean, but kind of dim. The soap dispenser was positioned super high so my 7 year-old couldn't reach it to wash his hands and I imagine someone using a wheelchair couldn't either. Our waiter was nice, but sometimes disappeared for a long stretch. For as busy of a night as it was, I'm guessing that's to be expected. The prices are okay, but add-ons and variety of things to try means it can add up fast.

The food was delicious all around. I'm usually not into barbacoa, but theirs is hands-down the…read morebest--super tender, smoky, and flavorful. I think it's their top protein right now. Waiter John B was fantastic--super attentive with immediate refills on everything. No waiting around, just great service. Highly recommend

Visited Barrio with family recently. It was busy, so we had to wait a bit for a table. Once seated,…read moreour friendly waitress served everyone water. Then she took our drink requests. I stuck with the water as I'm kind of on a diet. I didn't look at the in-house taco menu. Instead, I used the build your own menu. I decided to build my own bowl. I requested cod with some salsa and taters. The waitress served tortilla chips and salsa, which we added some guacamole to and munched on for about 30 minutes until our food arrived. When the food arrived, it looked really tasty. The taters in my bowl were spicy and a tad salty. It was a good addition to the bowl and added some uniqueness, as compared to rice. Overall, my bowl was very tasty. I think I'll stick with the in-house menu next time.