Stopped for dinner after a wonderful yoga class around the corner- so delicious!…read more The trio bowl was phenomenal and the quesadilla was delicious, too! They were very busy on a Thursday night, bar and outdoor seating were hopping! Very friendly staff and great food,

Overpriced, bland Mexican food…read more Was super excited to try this place as everyone seems to speak super highly of it, but we did not have a good experience. You have to pay for chips and salsa, which, I mean, what?! I've never been to a Mexican establishment and had to pay for chips and salsa. $20 for a burrito? That's bland? Just absolutely ridiculous and extremely disappointing. We will try a different restaurant in town next time!

I was surprised they didn't have chips/salsa but had a delicious alternative which we enjoyed. I…read moreordered the green enchiladas which were the best I've ever had. Wow.... Pleasantly surprised. My husband had Huaraches with steak. Both our meals were delicious.

This is not the Americanized Tex-Mex food served in most 'Mexican' restaurants (which I eat often…read moreand thoroughly enjoy). It's authentic Mexican fare that is truly special. Mexican Street Food at its very best - basic flavors, smaller portions, and surprising seasonings. The menu is diverse and wide-ranging. This is a no-frills, work-a-day eatery that serves up delicious food with a smile (and a lot of loud Latin music). If you are looking for a quiet romantic dinner for two, this is not the place for you. On our first visit we enjoyed the familiar Shrimp Fajita ($14.99 with Onions, Peppers, Rice, Beans & Shredded Lettuce) - Tasty and filling; a dish we will order again. For something a little different, we sampled a Carnitas (Mexican Pork) and a Oaxaca Cheese (white, semi-hard cheese similar to mozzarella) Empanada ($3.99 each). The Carnitas was excellent, but the Oaxaca Cheese was amazing. It was flavorful, gooey and tangy and simply delicious. The Empanada dough was much thinner than usual and crispy fried instead of baked. The Cachete (cow cheek) Taco ($2.99) was pungent and interesting, but chewier than expected - not recommended. My favorite (at least so far) is the Al Pastor Torta ($9.99). Torta is a Mexican sandwich that is a cross between a French Baguette and an Italian Panini. The ones served at Los Dos Tito resemble a Cuban Sandwich. The crusty bread was toasted just right and filled with zesty Pineapple Marinated Pork, Beans, melty Cheese and Lettuce. I also recommend the Mexican Sausage Sopes (fried Masa-based dough served with various savory toppings) - $3.99 with Lettuce, Fresco Cheese and Sour Cream. Another interesting and tasty item is the Pork Skin in Red Sauce Gordita ($3.99). A Gordita is Masa-based dough that is cooked on a grill until it becomes crispy and puffs up. It was split open (like pita bread) and stuffed with tender, spicy Pork Skins and topped with Lettuce, Fresco Cheese and Sour Cream. Probably not for everyone, but I like it. We also enjoyed a Tinga Quesadilla ($8.99 with Rice or Salad). The handmade Tortilla (Corn or Flour) was crammed full of shredded Chicken that was swimming in a spicy Tomato and Chipotle Chile Sauce. The deep fried items are a little greasy, but still enjoyable. Buen Provecho.

Great place and the service is good. Just a little too much . The food portion is goodread more

Decent place for a quick bite or catch up. Service was retty quick. Tacos were good but not really…read moretasty just like an authentic Mexican spot.

Food is always fresh and tastes wonderful! The lady who runs it is always nice and helpful,…read moreoffering new food suggestions. This is my second trip here for lunch/breakfast and I can't get enough .

I ordered a beef quesadilla and although it was very tasty, it was not what I expected. It was odd…read morethat the quesadilla did not have melted cheese (it had a little cheese on it but not as much). I feel as though more cheese was needed and bit more grilling, but all in all it was still very very tasty. The green salsa was really good on it too. I also got a chance to have a beef taco and the grilled veggies that came with it were a good touch. The beef is very flavorful and a good portion was put on the tacos.

There used to be a Tikila Tacos & Mezcal location in Knightdale that I enjoyed grabbing food from…read morequite often. So when I found myself in Wake Forest, I decided to check out that location. I ordered my usual... Al Pastor bowl with everything on it and a Pineapple Jarritos. My food and the customer service were great. However, I noticed they don't provide chips and salsa for the table like the Knightdale location did. Overall, it was a pleasant experience and I'll definitely return when I'm in the area.

Sooooo yummy! Came here for lunch and there was plenty of parking in the lot out front. You order…read moreat the counter and then sit down with your number. I got the steak bowl and it was packed with flavor and so fully! Steak was cooked perfectly and I loved all the toppings it came with. Would recommend!!

Had to do a quick trip to DC and on my way back to North Carolina and decided to stop and pick up…read moresome food. I was in the mood for some tamales and for some reason this place popped up. It's a very small and a cute little restaurant, service was fast. The food is cooked to order. I think. I was surprised to receive the food the way that I did. I'm not used to receiving a takeout order from a restaurant in a disposable paper plate with aluminum foil. The pickled cabbage smelled a little off. It was sitting inside of a big aluminum container with a whole bunch of other bags filled to the top of pickled cabbage and not refrigerated. I was disappointed in the pupusa. They were definitely not your traditional ones and I think two pieces of dough are smashed together instead of stuffed and rolled and flattened the traditional way. The filling was watery. It fell apart, also they were extremely flat and really look like pancakes. ‍ disappointed

Delicious papusas! Authentic food. Friendly staff. Very very good prices! Will be back very soon!read more

If you are here for the food you won't be disappointed. The tacos are BOMB. Tamales were a good add…read moretoo. But the whole ordering process was very awkward... maybe something to do with Covid but we were sweating bullets in the 93 degree dining room. There were just a couple of tables open for seating and some bar seats in front of the open kitchen... i would recommend to carry-out if atmosphere is important to you!

Best Mexican in rocky mount hands down. These hole in the wall places are the places to be…read more Service speaks broken English for those of you that are español challenged Well this and Chico's ... the menudo was on point and fresh tortillas are always a plus

Delicious tacos served by extremely nice staff. The food and service is always excellent!read more

The cow tongue burrito is a amazing, its a must try!!! I love this place been going there for…read moreyears. My kids grew up on their food. Everyone is so nice and the portion are very big. You really cant beat it..

Great service, convenient location, and delicious food and drinks!…read moreWe order a little bit of everything and loved it all! Appetizers: - Mango Habanero Wings - Garlic Parmesan Wings - Fries Drinks: - Pineapple Agua Fresca Mains: - Quesadillas with rice - Quesabirria with consomé - Fajita Texanas We had a great visit and can't wait to come back!

This review is for the brick & mortar store that just opened in Wendell next to the Food Lion at…read more2829 Wendell Boulevard. AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!! If you've been a fan of Gym Tacos, better! I'm a fan of the "street tacos". Just the right size and you can eat 3 to 6 depending on how hungry you are and there are so many different fillings to try. I had 2 Asada (steak) and 2 Al Pastor (pork) and all were amazing. They come "double wrapped" in the mini tortillas with onions and cilantro on top (if you want both). On the plate also come some cucumbers and radishes for cleansing your palate between tacos. Some grilled onions and a grilled jalapeno also come on the plate to add to your tacos. On my next trip I'm trying a fajita and will follow up with a review. For the restaurant, super friendly owner running the show, clean floors, tables, etc. Table service if you're eating in and a walk-up counter if you're placing a to go order. This is my new spot!

For a local spot, TO was really delicious and the dine in experience was great! Wait staff was very…read morehelpful and gave great suggestions on sauce combos. The interior was warm and inviting, and made for a fun environment to dine in. We ordered the birria ramen and the Texas ACP. The ramen was a bit mild in flavor, but the Texas ACP had all the right proteins and lots of flavor! Definitely a fav for me in the future! Hubby and I both got margaritas on ice, and were delicious! The right ratio of fruity, ice, alcohol and salt! 7/10 - place can get very busy during peak hours, so plan ahead!

We visited Tacos Oaxaca after some canoeing at Cape Fear River Adventures. I think it was in…read morebetween lunch and dinner so we had the place to ourselves. I got a fajita quesadilla with steak and it was really delicious. The ingredients were fresh. Everyone enjoyed their meal and we would definitely visit again if we ate in the area.