Wonderful & delicious authentic tacos with a great price to match!!…read moreCustomer service was efficient, kind and fast. There are a few tables for customers to dine in if they choose. Which I strongly suggest if you have the time. There is nothing like a hot, fresh taco!

I stopped in for their taco special on Thursday - 10 tacos for $20, your choice of filling. What a…read moregreat deal. They were simple and delicious. Just filling, onions and cilantro... Served with a spicy red sauce and a creamy green sauce on the side and limes and cucumber. I got an assortment of chicken, lengua and chorizo. They were all tasty but with the squeeze of lime and a little sauce they were excellent. It is a family run business and both the husband and wife were very nice.

I was lucky enough to come across this food truck when visiting Damiani Wine Cellars. I'm so glad…read morethey were there because my friend and I were hungry and in need of some tasty bites to go with the wine we were sampling. The barbecue chicken tacos from Sabores de Oaxaca were delicious on their own, and they made a perfect pairing with the glass of Riesling from Damiani's! I ordered some pork tamales to go for my family to taste, but I can't review those because they were gone in a matter of minutes, and I never got a bite! I'll assume they were also just as delicious as those tacos. If you're looking for authentic Mexican cuisine, track down Sabores de Oaxaca!

Everything was delicious, beautiful and better than we could have imagined. We stayed all day, the…read moremusic was fun and bright, my drinks included a Riesling from Damiani and a local root beer that went perfectly with the Molé. They said they do this every Sunday so we will be back.

Berria, shrimp n Carne asada tacos were had. A side of tatos were on the daily special so why not…read more The drink tho! I had a grapefruit ginger margarita and their rum punch, both were delicious.

I was so happy to see the TacoDero food truck at the lucky flea! Two tacos for $10 dollars plus an…read moreadditional $1 for the consume is pricey in my opinion. We ordered at the truck and paid by card. We were told it would be a few minutes. It did not take long for our order to be ready. The birria tacos were perfection. The consume is a must buy. I don't think you would get the full experience without it. The consume helped to enhance the natural savory flavors. I do wish we got an additional 3rd taco for the price, but overall I was impressed. I would like to visit the brick and mortar location next.

Our favorite Tex Mex restaurant recently closed and, to drown our sorrows in margaritas, we decided…read moreto give Guacamole a try... and we were not disappointed! There is a very nice indoor dining area, a small bar and a delightful garden patio with more seating than one usually expects to see. The food was fantastic! Fresh ingredients, beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. Can't wait to try something else from the menu. To top it off our server was delightful. Helpful with suggestions, just the right amount of chatty and very efficient. Hope to see her there on every visit. So, the search for a new favorite Tex Mex restaurant may be over almost before it began. We will be back again and again

Well made Margaritas and not your machine made. I would recommend you share plates because you get…read moreplenty of food.

This is a cozy,as well as an affordable, Mexican joint frequented by both Ithaca College and…read moreCornell University students. We had huge steak Quesadillas, cooked to order at $12 each. Alternatively, fillings with chicken, pork, or beef can be substituted but are similarly priced. The $5 tacos are the biggest hit by most people, who also have to always wait in line to order. Although exceptionally clean, the ambiance should have included better lighting and some Mexican music played over speakers. Additionally, the choices of bottle beverages were limited - they lacked a self-serve soda machine. Viva Mexico Tacos CDMX

We were passing through downtown Ithaca and came across tacos CDMX. So my husband and I decided to…read moregive it a try. Entered the restaurant and saw a line of people waiting to order which is always a good sign. The restaurant itself looked a little rundown. They had seating inside and out. My husband and I both ordered the beef quesadillas which was $12 each. The tacos were five dollars each. We both enjoyed them and found them to be very flavorful and a nice amount of meat. I'm sure the college kids will keep this business busy during the school year. So if you are in town and in the mood for tacos, this is your place.

Figured I'd try out the local Taco Food Truck today. I tried the chicken and steak tacos. The tacos…read morewere served quickly and were covered in fresh veggies and such. Unfortunately they ran out of the fish tacos on this day. Overall I thought the tacos were decent, but I have had better. Will give them another go in the future! There isn't much else to tell Pros: Convenience Cons: Limited Selection, No fish tacos

I am a recent newbie to Oswego, well to New York in general. I was born and raised in California,…read moreand this truck's beer braised pork was killer. It was tender, not spicy but flavorful, and the coleslaw topping was refreshing (I don't like Pico de Gallo, I know, I'm a bad Californian that is also allergic to avocado xD). And they had Valentina black label for me to pour on, so no complaints here. The tacos are a pair of corn soft tacos jam packed with meat. The amount of pork you get alone is worth the price, the great quality just adds to it... but finding them open seems to be a little hard as my boyfriend has been raving about them for a month with little less clear of catching them open, But we found them open during Harborfest, which was a tasty and fun end to a fun day.

Yum Yum Yum... I had heard about this restaurant but had not been out to try it yet. A bit of a…read moredrive for us but well worth it. I felt like you were at home - everyone seem to know each other, Sam was super attentive and friendly. Great decor and delicious food. Killers salsa wish they sold it to go. Can't wait to go back and try something new

The meat in the food was not seasoned. The guacamole dip. And refined beans Was so salty you…read morecould eat it. If it wasn't for the sauce on my enchiladas it would have had no flavor. Won't be going back. My husband meal had no taste except for the frying taste.

I love The Taco Place! I have only gone for the Mexican food, but they have something for everyone!…read moreIn addition to Mexican, they have hot dogs, burgers and fries and also a selection of ice cream. Sadly, on this visit they did not have any tamales, but my food was still delicious! I opted to get a surf & turf taco (shrimp & barbacoa) and the governador (shrimp with grill onions). There is a bar with a selection of toppings for your tacos including cilantro, pico, hot sauce, pickled onions & more. It also has toppings for burgers/dogs if you went that way. My food was hot, fresh & satisfying. The service was friendly. There is a lot of covered & uncovered outdoor seating as well as indoor seating. They also have a playground and some hammocks. It is a very nice setting to enjoy your food. One if these days I'm gonna get some ice cream too! I will definitely be back to The Taco Place... Hopefully to enjoy some tamales! :)

Thanks everyone for your phenomenal reviews of this place. On our way back from Golden Hills…read moreState Park, my boyfriend and I discovered this place next to Crosbys, where we stopped to use the bathroom. At first, we thought it was just an ice cream place, until noticing the taco sign. The service, fast, friendly, and authentic taste, affordable menu, and for those that have the sweet tooth, their is the ice cream for dessert option. We spilt the two taco deal, and ordered a gringo to share as well. All the food was savory, seasoned perfect, delicious and hearty. Goes to show you, smaller towns like Barker, NY know how to deliver for Mexican food, and who doesn't love ice cream !! If your hungry and find yourself in Barker, NY, Golden Hills State park, stop and order, you wont be disappointed, and pleasantly surprised. Thanks The Taco Place....for a perfect Cinco de Mayo!!!

They had tres leches cake during a festival I attended and I grabbed a slice to go…read more Life changing. I don't say that lightly. I'm a dessert connoisseur and eat my fair amount of sweets (more than I should probably) but this was one of the tops. The cream on top was so silky, and the flavor was unreal. I got the coconut cake, but they had other flavors and now I want to try them. I hope that they have this at more festivals and food truck events because this is my new favorite thing. Seriously, don't skip that slice. Get one. Get 10. Next-level dessert.

Parking can be a challenge because the parking area isn't very big. Inside, the seating is limited…read more The staff was nice and friendly. The food was tasty. I had a carne asada burrito with fries instead of rice ("Cali style" as they called it). I did order it with no lettuce and still the food had lettuce in it. I will be sure to check my order before driving home next time. Definitely worth a try!

This was our second visit here after they had opened a number of years ago…read more We were extremely pleased with our meal, and the service from Brianna was great! Highly recommend the rustic taco!

Great Service, But a West Coast Palate Had Trouble Adjusting…read more My husband and I decided to try Rustic Taco Bar during Canal Days, hoping for a taste of our former home on the West Coast. First off, I want to give a huge shout-out to the staff. The service was truly great--super friendly and attentive, especially considering how busy it was during the festival. We really appreciated how welcoming they were. However, we found the food to be a bit of a culture shock for our palates. We understand there are regional differences, and for us, this was very different from the Mexican food we're used to. The tacos were served on flour tortillas that, since they weren't freshly made, could have really benefited from being heated or toasted on the grill to give them a better texture and taste. The biggest surprise for us was the filling. We've learned that "beef" on the East Coast often means ground beef, which was very odd for us in a taco, as we were expecting carne asada. It brought back memories of childhood taco nights rather than the street tacos we know and love. The salsa was just okay; for us, it was really missing that punch of salt and a fresh squeeze of lime juice that makes a salsa pop. Overall, the people were wonderful, but the food just didn't quite hit the mark for our West Coast tastes. If you're not used to SoCal-style Mexican food, you might enjoy this more than we did. For us, it was a reminder that we're a long way from San Diego!