First of all, the tacos were amazing. They have such a wide variety. Our group had the following…read moretacos, and all of them were outstanding. Shrimp, pork belly, roasted duck, and Baja fish tacos. We also had the plantains which were very delicious and the gelato had a beautiful texture and taste. Above all was the service. We felt welcome, people were so kind, especially the manager and our server Wyatt. We love the ambience and vibe of the restaurant. Great for date night, friends, or even family dinner with teens. Even though we were there until closing time other 11 PM. They were friendly and did not rush us at all. If you were looking for a great place to eat in Washington DC near the Penn Quarter, I highly recommend Bartaco.

First time ordering from Bartaco. Decided to go in and place a takeout order of two rice bowls,…read morechips and guacamole. The service was very friendly. The hostess greeted me and asked if I'd ever been to the restaurant before. She directed me to the back counter where I was able to review the menu and place my order. The server at this register was also very nice. I liked the texture of the rice bowls and everything was cooked well. However, the portions for everything were smaller than I expected for the price. Bartaco offers items with mushrooms, falafel, and cauliflower. However I think it would be great if they could offer something with tofu as there is not a protein option for vegans. The chips and guacamole were decent but nothing special. Interesting that the chips come as large pieces instead of as individual chips. I'd maybe stop in again if I was nearby but I'm not sure I'm eager to return.

If you're looking for a fantastic lunch spot, look no further than Bar Taco. This place is always a…read moregood time, with a laid-back vibe and great outdoor seating that's perfect for enjoying your meal in the fresh air. The food here is consistently delicious and easy to order, making it a breeze to grab a bite during a busy workday. The service is impressively fast, which is a huge plus when you're on a tight schedule. I particularly love their carafe of iced tea, it's the perfect refreshing drink to complement your meal. On my last visit, I decided to try the oyster tacos for the first time, and let me tell you, I fell in love. They were absolutely amazing.

Mexican street food spot in MVT. Pretty good selection of street tacos to choose from including…read moresome interesting ones like duck and crispy oyster. Also some vegetarian options like cauliflower and roasted brussels. The carne asada, baja fish, and pork belly were the favorites of the table. Drinks were quite good - strong sangria and the passion fruit Oaxaca margarita was perfect. Lastly the churros with a scoop of vanilla ice tea was the perfect way to end our meal. Definitely worth it. Ask for extra condensed milk if that's something you like.

$3/taco on Taco Tuesdays. What's not to like? The line!!! Certainly not enough seating during peak…read moretimes either, so just be sure to avoid the lunch rush. For me, two tacos seems to be sufficient for a light meal, and three for a standard, satisfying meal.

Stopped by this place for a quick bite. Fish taco was $5+. Flavor was ok and fish was a bit oily…read more Also had the chorizo taco but meat seemed over cooked and tough. Very casual place, seating located on second floor. Good for a quick snack if you're in the area.

I stumbled upon this place after coming to the restaurant I wanted to go to and it was closed…read more Didn't know this was a Michelin Guided restaurant. This isn't your typical Mexican restaurant as their Mexican dishes are added with an extra hint of pizaz. Crab Guacamole (5/5): The portion does look small, but it was packed with flavor. The crab was seasoning with this delicates spice and mixed with the guacamole. Horchatas (3/5): Honestly too creamy for me. Seafood enchilada (5/5): Comes with seafood like crab and shrimp. It's mixed with powerful flavor. Churros (5/5); Crispy on the outside and fluffy in the inside as it was perfect. The ice in the middles was perfect as a refresher. It also comes with a caramel dipping sauce. I definitely recommend this place for a night out.

Almost tripped running over here to write a review. What a fantastic meal…read more The decor is warm and inviting. Our server was excellent - attentive but not over bearing. She took the time to go through whole menu for us and made great recs. Every dish was great if not excellent. The only downside was the restroom is not accessible (I.e., down a long set of stairs), but recognize that some things can't be helped. Can't wait to come back!

The handmade tortillas and vegetarian tacos are bursting with flavor in every bite! The tacos are…read morepeppered with spices and herbs, cheese, roasted veggies, and topped with zesty sauce that blend so well together and complement the flavors. Over the summer, there was a debut of a new Chicken taco! All the tacos are unique and tasty - Braised Mushroom with feta, Creamy Kale & Potatoes, Roasted Beets with ricotta, Roasted Eggplant, Skillet Corn and Cauliflower, Lemon Garlicky Greens, Smoky Collared Greens taco, Butternut Squash with goat cheese and caramelized onions. The only taco that I'm not a big fan of is the Scrambled Egg with Black Beans. It's very bland and the eggs are cold. The Mushroom Quesadilla that came out a couple of years ago is surprisingly filling oozing with cheese and hits the spot for only $6. The new Lunch combos is an okay deal. The Kale Salad had a spicy kick and I don't think it was worth paying an extra $7 for it when the Mushroom Quesadilla is only $6. The mild green sauce in the Black Bean Enchiladas has been replaced by the spicy red sauce. The spicy sauce is overpowering to enjoy the enchiladas and the green rice is often undercooked. There's a nice large tank of complimentary ice water instead of the faucet. The Hibiscus Tea is refreshing and sweetened with honey. The coconut Lime Aqua Fresca is refreshing as well and a nice summer mocktail. I've had the Blueberry Margharita Slushie at the Gtown location and really enjoyed it. Always excited to come back and it's become a staple of my office go-to lunch hot spots!

Went here for an evening lunch and had a really good time. Ordered me some tacos and they were…read moredefinitely refreshing and delicious! The lady at the front was very courteous and helping me figure out what I wanted since I've never been to a place like this the environment was very clean and had a nice touch of modern to it, but also keeping it very simplistic Environment

Amazing restaurant…read more The location is great and the vibe and energy in the restaurant is great. The employees were so kind and very attentive. Prices were good. The food was amazing. 5 stars. My girlfriend loved her burrito de asada. It was so full of flavor and tender asada. I loved my enchiladas de mole. The mole sauce was perfect. The rice and beans were great also. Finally the gorditos de asada was generational. Not only were they filled with great tasting asada and grilled veggies, but the plain Gordito literally brought me back to my abuelas gorditos she would make me growing up. Brought me to tears. I definitely plan to visit this location anytime I'm in DC.

This is one of the best small Latin places I have EVER been. Super small and intimate space with…read moreboth indoor and patio seating. Service was quick and kind. I had the California fish tacos and a spicy mango margarita and both were incredible. Even the free salsa at the beginning was some of the most unique and best salsas I have ever had. Genuinely would recommend to anyone and would absolutely come next time I'm in DC.

Amazing spot. Stopped in while on work trip. Some of the best tacos I have had in a while…read more Taco trio was great. Choose any 3 tacos from entire menu. I added 1 extra. Birria , southwest chicken, mahi mahi, bang bang shrimp. Washed it down with blue lemonade. Amazing flavors, cool atmosphere, quick service and very friendly helpful staff. Very reasonable price. Would definitely come again

the birria buritto was so good it caused me to come out and announce my sexuality there and then. I…read moream a homosexual and I am proud! food 10 service 10 ambiance 10

This is a Mexican food joint located in Chinatown, across from the Arena. It is part of a small…read morelocal chain of restaurants. There is metered street parking within a reasonable walking distance. The restaurant has a nice patio and a decent-sized dining area. The staff was friendly enough, but I had a hard time understanding them. This place serves basic Mexican food, including tacos, burritos, bowls, nachos, chips, and salsa. You just pick your protein and toppings. They have asada, chicken, asado, carnitas, and potatoes. Some toppings include shredded cheese, guacamole, salsa, corn, onions, and lettuce. You also have to choose between brown rice, Mexican rice, black beans, and pinto beans. I ordered a chorizo burrito. It took them about 5 minutes to prepare. The burrito was huge. I must say that it was very good. Very tasty and flavorful. It could have been a bit warmer, though. After I ate my burrito, I was full. I really enjoyed my meal here, and I highly recommend checking this place out. They serve some good, fast Mexican food.

Dos Toros consistently has better quality food and service than both Chipotle and Moe's based on my…read moreexperience. Food - I always get a chicken bowl with a ton of toppings. This is the only place where I can get crushed chips in my bowl too. In terms of the price point, it's similarly priced as other texmex places. I can also appreciate how I won't run out of options here. Service/atmosphere - the employees are also speedy when preparing my food. They're also generous with their scoops, which I can always appreciate. The place indoors is always clean too. I would skip Chipotle and other Texmex places and go here instead!

Several friends recommended The District Taco while we were visiting Washington, DC, and it was a…read moregreat lunch stop. We happened to visit on a Sunday when kids eat free, which was a nice bonus for our family. I ordered the chicken bowl, and everything tasted fresh. The chicken was cooked to order, and you could tell the ingredients were prepared with care. It stood out from many of the larger burrito and bowl chains thanks to its freshness and flavor. If you're looking for a quick, fresh meal while exploring DC, The District Taco is definitely worth checking out.

We're visiting DC and like everyone else we're running around all museums etc. by the time we got…read morehere it was 4pm and we were starving. 3 adults 2 teenagers. 2 salad bowls 3 taco meals I loved that I could build my own bowl and make sure I have just the things I liked and the food came out super fast. It was raining so we set inside but there's not a lot of room and the place wasn't clean. The trash cans were overflowing which was a little gross. The food itself was a little on the salty side but was good and fresh.

I LOVE MEZCAL!!! First time visit.. soon to be regular…read moremajor shout out to the bartenders, Johnny and Marvin super cool and fun the perfect people you would want to be your bartenders Everything was good. The vibes were good. My only issue was the bar seating I didn't really like the chairs, but shots were flowing. Food was amazing. Next time you're in Chinatown, stop past here

Stopped by Mezcal Cantina in D.C., and it seemed like a popular, busy spot for drinks. The décor is…read morereally cute, with a fun atmosphere that would make it a nice date night spot. The fajita salad was awesome and definitely the highlight of our meal. The tacos were decent, too. The birria ramen, however, was disappointing. The broth was flavorful, but the noodles tasted like instant ramen to us, and the portion was quite small. Dessert was the biggest letdown. The Mexican tiramisu was very hard and dry--we tried several different corners, hoping another bite would be better, but it was the same throughout. They kindly replaced it with tres leches, which was okay, but still much drier than expected. I'm used to tres leches being soft and moist from the milk soak; this felt more like a regular cake and was probably the driest tres leches I've had. Overall, a cute atmosphere and a great fajita salad, but the birria ramen and desserts fell short for us.