Martha's is worth the drive. They remodeled from a few years ago so now they seat double what they…read moredid, but still probably only enough for about 20 people inside. They also added a covered area with some tables outside. They're still putting out some incredible food! The chicken gordita stole the show. It always has. The fresh homemade gordita was perfectly cooked, packed with flavorful chicken, and is by far the best I've ever had. Then there's the creamy green salsa. It's very spicy, rich, and absolutely addictive. The chunkier green salsa is excellent too, but the creamy one is reason enough to come back. Everything--from the tortillas to the salsas--tastes homemade, and the friendly service makes the experience even better. This will definitely become a regular stop.

THE FRIENDLIEST STAFF. They were so warm and inviting. I got the chorizo breakfast tacos and they…read morewere phenomenal. I loved the chorizo they used. Some places use the cheap chorizo but this was authentic. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating and great pricing.

Lowkey one of the best taco truck finds! fresh, flavorful, and served fast. Simple, solid, and…read morealways hits the spot.

I love a quality food truck. This place is great and always consistent. The food is always ready…read morefast and they also have outdoor covered picnic tables. Both of their salsas are 10/10

Next to a store im usually skeptical. But i gave it a try because it has the Guanajuato name…read more $3.29 for large tacos i tried asada, carnitas, pastor and barbacoa All the tacos were good except the asada it has no flavor for me. We ordered there it took alittle while to get the tacos. Alot of ppl so i would call ahead next time.

Small little spot! This place was full. Not your typical restaurant, it's hand in hand with a…read moreconvenience store. I had to try a little of everything. Menudo: was a little to greasy for my liking and the flavor was not 100% there like it was missing flavor - it wasn't nasty or anything it was just missing something i can't pinpoint but I love the chucks of meat in it . Sope de chicharrón: it was good! Chicharrón was not the greatest but it was good. The salsa needs to be a little more spicier Taco de cabeza: the meat was actually good! But the taco was a ay too small for the price! Taco size is for like a baby ! Little baby tacos! Street tacos tortillas are small but these are XS !!! Either bigger tortillas for the price or make the tacos a little cheaper! Guanajuatense taco: it was good! The grilled onions needed to be grilled more and the meat was good! Birria tacos: have to be a little crispy to make them quesaTacos! The birria was honestly maybe the best I have had in Dallas! With that said this place is recommended!!!

Wow! Delicious! This is a hole in the wall gem that our sons found and so glad they shared…read more Everything we have had is delicious - tacos, gorditas, beans, rice, salsas, all of it! I believe this is family owned and everyone is always so nice. Food is super fresh and we usually get it to go but have eaten in their very small but clean eating area as well. We probably order from here about once a month. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed!

Little family run taco spot making some of the best tacos in North Dallas. Food was incredible,…read moreeverything came out hot and fresh. They have tacos, gorditas, burritos, tortas, quesadillas, while I didn't get to try everything yet, I plant to! Carne asada and barbacoa are excellent, but you can't go wrong. If this taqueria was close to me, I'd have a hard time going anywhere else. I can't say enough good things about this taqueria. Don't let the outside deter you, if you skip this spot you're missing out! The people who run the taqueria were very kind and welcoming and I will most definitely be back!

Amazing food, huge portions, more than fair pricing and friendly staff. These guys have a really…read moregood setup and every time I drive by it's packed. The reasons are above. Our family has now tried the majority of their lunch/dinner menu and hasn't been disappointed yet. Next, we'll be trying the breakfast!

They have great fajita tacos and amazing horchata! I liked the rice and beans as well.read more

As I was approaching the door, I was concerned I would be the sole customer, but I saw one of the…read moretables was occupied. It was actually seated by the co-owner and her daughter. On my way out did additional customers arrive. The restaurant had changed since my last visit years ago. The door to the adjacent dining area had been permanently removed. Making more available to diners. Sadly, no longer are freshly made muffins displayed by the register. Although I ordered the Breakfast Quesadilla with sausage, the quesadilla was made with bacon instead. The corn tortillas were brittle similar to hard-shelled taco shells. The portion was generous as I barely ate half of it. As I was paying, it was awkward being requested a gratuity. The only employees present were the owners. The prices on the menu have increased at least once, so they could be increased again.

Loved dinner! Sliders (honey, goat cheese) and the ham soup were amazing!!!…read more Mike and Val are always so kind and accommodating. (BYOB)

We had a really great experience overall! The food was amazing, the service was excellent, and the…read moreatmosphere felt relaxed and casual--perfect for a laid-back meal. Everything we ordered was delicious. The guacamole tasted super fresh, the queso was flavorful and came in a generous portion, and the salsa had just the right amount of kick without being too spicy. The only small hiccup was the chips situation--they give you big portions of guac, queso, and salsa, but the chips come in a tiny bowl. (Literally 10 chips) very sad for 6 people to fight over so little of chips. Not a huge deal, just a bit surprising. We also tried the margaritas--they had great flavor, though they tasted absent of tequila. Overall, we really enjoyed it and would definitely go back...maybe next time we bring our own chips! :)

If I could give La Fondita Mexican Restaurant six stars, I would legally change the rating system…read morejust to make it happen. Let me set the scene: I walked in expecting a casual meal and maybe a decent taco. What I got instead was a borderline spiritual awakening wrapped in foil and served with rice and beans. First of all -- the giant piña colada. When they say giant, they are not messing around. This thing arrived like it had its own gravitational pull. I'm pretty sure I saw a small family of tourists orbiting it. One sip and I was transported to a beach that doesn't even exist on any map -- coconutty, icy perfection with just enough kick to make me briefly consider texting my boss that I've moved to an island and won't be returning. Then came the beans. Listen carefully: I don't throw this word around lightly -- perfect. These beans were so good I genuinely paused mid-bite and just stared into the middle distance reevaluating my entire life. Creamy, rich, seasoned like someone's abuela whispered ancient secrets into the pot. I would trust these beans with my taxes, my passwords, and honestly my emotional well-being. And the corn tortillas... dear lord, the corn tortillas. I have had tortillas in many places, including at my own abuela's table -- and saying this feels like confessing a sin -- but these might be the best I've ever had besides abuela's. Warm, soft, slightly charred in all the right places, like they were handmade by someone who has been perfecting this craft since before I was born and possibly before electricity was invented. If I could build a house out of these tortillas, I would. I would live there. Happily. And then--just when I thought things couldn't escalate further--the huevos rancheros arrived. Eggs cooked to that perfect sweet spot where the yolk still has a little rebellion left in it, laid over a bed of everything that matters, all tied together with a sauce that refuses to be anything less than unforgettable. It's the kind of breakfast that makes you question why you ever settle for anything less in life. Comforting, bold, and somehow both rustic and wildly impressive at the same time. Everything else on the plate? Outstanding. Rice that actually deserves to be eaten and not just politely ignored. Salsa that sneaks up on you like, "oh this is nice--OH okay there it is." Service? Friendly, fast, and somehow emotionally supportive. Atmosphere? The kind of place where you immediately feel like a regular even if it's your first time. Final verdict: If you are anywhere within a 50-mile radius of Denton and you are not eating at La Fondita Mexican Restaurant, you are making a series of deeply questionable life choices. I came in hungry. I left changed.

Amazing atmosphere amazing customer service, and amazing food. Every time we visit, the customer…read moreservice is never second everyone is friendly and very knowledgeable and we will continue to go there.

When it first opened, we didn't have the most positive experience. I wrote about it here. After…read moreover a year, we finally decided to try again. Saturday night was a big win! We kept an eye on the waitlist but decided to arrive by 5:45 on a Saturday. That seemed to be about right since we saw the wait stack up significantly after we sat. I explained to the server we didn't have a great experience last time. She did a great job making sure our service was top shelf. I'm here to make sure you know the food was top shelf too. Nothing we ordered was on the menu. We started with a three cheese queso and our meals were the specials. The filet was delicious. Cooked to order and served with melted butter and jimmy churry on the side. Sorry. I meant chimichurri. My wife had the carne asada. Also delicious. It was just a great experience and we recommend it. Just don't get the fajitas for two.