I am not a big fan of beef birria, but this place is the exception. They flavors remind me of the…read moretraditional goat, my preference, but with beef. Pretty simple menu with various ways to consume the birria or lengua which are the only two meat options. I went with traditional tacos and my GF the queso birria and consommé. With so many food options in TJ, this one makes our short list of must go when in town.

Están ricos pero les falta mucho sabor, el consomé de plano de color casi clarito. Prepara el…read moresalero porque definitivamente te faltará sal.

The tacos here are really good! The service was also very fast and friendly. They load the tacos…read morewith lots of well seasoned crispy meat and generous amount of guacamole. I only had two asada wish I got more before heading back home. Give it a try! There's no tables or chairs and no bathrooms.

Yelp Mexico Badge + Taco Crawl = ¡El mejor y delicioso día de todos!…read more After the first two street vendor taco crawls, Taco Isabel was our (with Yelp Buddies Ran C. and Isobel L.) third street vendor taco crawl/stop before hitting up Avenida Revolución. Ran had eaten here before and he liked it, and so of course, I wasn't going to pass up the opportunity to try out their birria taco. When in Rome (well, Mexico, lol!)... Side Note: The first two vendors do not have their own Yelp page nor permanent spot locations. First vendor was Tacovarios La Guerita ($1.25 breakfast bistec con papas taco) and the second vendor was Tacos Veloz ($2 for birria taco + Mexican Coca-Cola). For $1.20, their birria was tender, meaty and a generous portion too! Dipped in the birria's juices and topped with cilantro and onions, I would get this again! Served with two corn tortillas, I especially, loved that they fry them up a bit. Not only does it give that yummy and crunchy effect, but it also holds up the fillings nicely. I would have gotten the Adobada (similar to al pastor) as well, but I needed to save room for the rest of our trip, hehe! Service: The staff here are friendly and quick. Just tell them what kind of taco(s) you want, and it'll be ready within less than five minutes. When you're done eating, you can give them back the plastic plates (a lot of the street taco vendors recycle their plastic plates - some have plastic bags wrapped over them while others rinse them out). You'll also pay after you're done eating (opposite end of the cart). Taco Isabel accepts both American money and pesos. Ambience and Décor: Al fresco, street dining, hehe! Watch out for cars. They have a few chairs to sit on behind their cart. There's also a counter (standing room only) in front of their cart. Definitely recommend checking out Taco Isabel. Their birria is tasty and getting the Adobada next time!

This place has the best tacos in Tijuana. We have tried many but no one has flavor like this place…read more We have been going here for years. Skip the big name places and try this you will love it.

Siempre pedimos las adobas fríes y nunca decepcionan. Siempre llegan bien preparadas y con buenas…read moreguarniciones. Una vez por accidente pedí los nachos con adobada y también están igual de ricos. Algo bien.

My dad recommended we try these tacos when In Tijuana. We got there around 2:30. A little late…read morebecause they only had Birria, pollo adobado, milanesa and chile relleno left. Lucky for us we were going to the Birria tacos. The service ( 5 STARS) there was seating on the counter and the man making the tacos asked us what we wanted and immediately made the tacos for us. FOOD (5 STARS) The Birria tacos (5 STARS) for sure. They were packed with meat and juice. I topped them with cilantro, pickles onions and spicy salsa. I really enjoyed them so much that I ended up eating three. Chile Relleno Taco: 4 STARS This was also amazing. It was topped off with green salsa with chicharrón. Everything together was such an amazing taste. LOCATION: 3 STARS The location is a bit hard to get to because of traffic. But I feel you're there you can find street parking or you can park in the Office Depot parking lot. The best part is the price! $22 pesos for a taco! I honestly can't wait to come back and try a quesobirria which I'm guessing is a quesadilla with Birria inside.

best tacos in tijuana. get there before 2pm…read more milanesa tacos are a nice second to the green chicharron.

The tacos were super tasty! Would highly recommend!…read more I tried to go to the otay location and looks like it's not longer there.

Delicious, fresh products with quick service at reasonable prices. We ordered a few fish tacos and…read morethe fish was flaky and tasty and the toppings were fresh. I enjoyed the flavor of everything we tried and found the prices to be fair in the area.

My usual taco spot in TJ was closed .... But out of struggle comes reward. I spotted this spot and…read moretook the chance. It's not much to look at, but I was super pleased with the tacos. It is worth the stop!

Food has always been amazing, as well as the workers attitudes towards the people! Pero tengo una…read morepregunta, como se llama el que normalmente asa la carne asada!?!?

Huge and delicious tacos! It's super unique because the kitchen is outside like a pop-up taco place…read morebut they have a restaurant where you sit and eat with lots of limes, salsas, and radishes! That guac hits hard!!! We got the tripa, chorizo, and asada. The tripa was good and tasted toasted and the chorizo was so meaty! Service was fast and the server was super sweet! On the pricey side but it is so good 20/10!!

A bit of waiting line but so worth it! Customer service was great, but the best part is the food!!!…read more They have tacos, quesadillas, burritos, malas and vampiros !!!

Looked at reviews and there are better places to go. I've had my share of good mariscos and this…read morewas eh. Pretty run down place/old place and only takes cash.

I asked for a tostada de ceviche n they bring u a shrimp cocktail lol in tomato sauce!…read moreI wanted in lime juice. Then the waters are not good and its gross because you get a fresh water in the same cups as the food, so that was a little weird and I couldn't drink it. Oh I forgot, the fish tacos taste nothing like Ensenada tacos. They just give you a tortilla and the fish and thats it. You have cabbage, cream, tomato and limes on the table. They r not even crunchy. I needed onions, radishes, purple cabbage, etc and they have none.