So delicious and the woman at the counter gave good recommendations on what to order. Very casual…read moredining area and quiet and friendly.

This gringa went ga-ga over this fresh, authentic Mexican food truck. And good news... credit/debit…read morecards now accepted! Homemade corn tortillas and fresh pico de Galla (diced tomatoes, onions, cilantro). This is authentic Mexican, meaning chopped meat in the tacos (not ground beef), and white cheese, instead of weird orange cheese. Tacos were accompanied by cucumbers and radishes. Tamales terrific. Wish I had ordered more!

Good food, quaint atmosphere and easy to find. Went on an early Saturday afternoon, not real…read morecrowded. Ordered 3 tacos for us: Lunch Lady, Yard bird and San Cris with an order of Chips and salsa. Drinks: unsweetened tea and Cantaloupe Fresca. All good, Yard bird was the best. Chips and salsa came out quick. Extra garlicky salsa and crispy thin chips. Definitely recommend. Can't wait to try the other tacos!

Everything was delicious! And very fresh tasting: we were seated quickly, and food came out…read morequickly. The queso was spicy and tasty, the guac was fresh. Definitely stop in when at black mountain

Taco prices are not bad for a single street taco. 6.51 or…read more7.77, depending your choice. I asked about salsa or hot sauce and the server pointed a tasty looking Mango Habenero house salsa...for 12.95!! Are you kidding me! So we ate the tacos dry. The brisket taco was def needing something, but all they had at the counter was packets of chalula... When we finished up, I notice another customer ask for green salsa, and surprise, all of a sudden this taco shop was closer to a normal taco shop. One that provides salsa for their tacos, no charge. The place shares the back patio of Big Pillow Brewery and they have tons of seating and a music stage! We will be back, but this time I know you have salsa back there! That isn't 12.95!!

The epitome of a community coming together, The Grey Eagle Taquria is currently located…read moreinside/adjacent to what I believe is called Big Pillow Brewery. It's my understanding that it was a food truck, prior to the Hurricane Helene. Now you can go round to the left side of the brewery and order food at the window. Go back inside and order beer or wine, if you like, and then your food is brought to you. Well, our food was brought to us. There were not many people at the time and it began to rain as we ordered. We were told to go ahead and go back inside the brewery and they brought our nachos to us when they were ready. $14 for this ginormous, DELICIOUS tray of nachos. We spilt it and still couldn't finish it all. I can't tell you the last time we had dinner out together and it cost us less than $20, before tip. Seating is also available outside. This is a really sweet little spot that seems to bring in the dinner traffic. Several nights we passed by and it looked like quite a party was going down.

Excellent. I recommend the pork belly tacos (holy moley, the pickled watermelon rind), the lamb…read moregyro, and the mole roasted duck. The Chicken Tikka Masala taco is pretty nice, too. The deep fried chickpeas was something I never knew I needed. Nice location, good atmosphere, colorful chalkboard menu outdoor eating, nice staff. Beer, chips are good, queso dip, what more can you ask for? I think even an elaborate salsa bar would be gilding the lily, it's just that good.

This place was delicious! Friendly, fast service and we ate outside at their picnic area with our…read moredogs. Pork belly taco, hands down the best, but everything was so good. My family also had the Thai peanut chicken, tikka masala, chicken BLT, steak n cheese and the bbq carnitas. No complaints. Only "mmmmm, this is so good!" It's not normal tacos. It's interesting ingredients with cool flavor combos that fit together so well. Even the tortillas are fresh.

Excellent carne asada tacos combined with very friendly service made it a surprisingly great find…read moreon the 40 E heading back to Asheville.

taqueria rating for a californian-…read more this taqueria is amazing! It's Honduran in region, and the al pastor at least seemed to reflect that - it was amazing. They sell huaraches which I did not get but you never see at a taqueria, and they looked amazing. A the guy warned me about their hot sauce, which is an oil and ground chili sauce. Apparently people have complained it was too hot, but i managed to convince him to give me 2. If you like spicy food, make sure you get 2 of the sauce cups!! He said i wouldn't use even one of the cups on the whole thing but ended up using both with burrito to spare, but it was the perfect amount. AMAZING SAUCE. Five stars all around, this spot rules and i'm a picky mf'er when it comes to a taqueria. SO BOMB

Unexpectedly phenomenal tacos here. This place could hold its own in the southwest. Some…read moreOf the best tacos I've have east of the Mississippi.

Wow Taco Billy is one of my favorite breakfast spot in West Asheville…read more The quaint spot hits all the markers for perfection. The breakfast tacos are amazing. The Migas is my FAV! So yummy! I prefer to order online. I walk right in and pick up the deliciousness. I would suggest doing this unless you prefer waiting, it seems as if there is always a line. Be sure to check out Taco Billy!

Picasso's is significantly better than we thought it was when we first went during its initial…read moreopening. While the menu is more selective I found everything to be far better in taste and how it is cooked! Today we shared the Mediterranean appetizer with hummus and tzatziki. Hummus is smooth and have a tahini forward flavor. My spouse and I both liked it. Tzatziki is exceptional. It is one of my favorite sauces in the world and this is great. Pita was a wonderful texture and taste wise. I ordered the chicken plate. It came out sizzling hot like fajitas traditionally do. The chicken was temperature right out of the oven, juicy and an excellent texture. Couscous on the side was beautifully cooked and had a nice touch of spice to it. The other metal bowl on my platter had a greek village style salad with diced cucumbers, diced red onions and cut in half mini tomatoes. Spouse had a Turkish pizza. The seasoning had a nice spice and kick to it. He enjoyed his meal. Spouse ordered 2 beers on draft. One of the beers was one he had before not on draft and was thrilled to try it on draft as he liked it way more. He was happy with their beer on draft selection. When deciding whether to choose the birthday or neapolitan cake we asked the gentleman at the register which he thought was better or more special. He recommended Neapolitan. It was absolutely perfect and delicious! I have never had a cake quite like it. Would totally choose it again! Very happy with the food, quality, temperature, texture and juiciness. All far surpasses it previously. Will return very soon. FYI they can only take cash tips so bring some cash. They do not take credit card, nor do they have a QR code for Venmo, PayPal, Cash App or Zelle.

We had such a yummy dinner @picasso_mediterranean tonight! They just had their grand re- opening…read morethis week, and it did not disappoint. The trio dip was only $4 and so tasty. Matt got the beef nachos - only feedback was that all the toppings were on top so the bottom chips had nothing. The kids shared the chicken tenders and Mexican rice. I had the chicken platter with couscous and salad. Wow, that chicken was so juicy and moist. The hot lemon on top made the flavors pop. All this and 2 drinks came to $52. Very good. Tons of tables and seating inside. Tons of parking available.

The tacos are tiny, and not very good, at all. The chips & queso was the best thing on the menu.read more

I am writing this from my seat at Street Tacos. I've been waiting for 25 minutes so far for 2 tacos…read moreand some chips. There are very few customers and 5 people behind the counter watching the chicken cook. There was no line to order, however you have to order at a kiosk and provide your full name and phone number if you want to know when (and if) your food is ready. Ok. Been 30 minutes now. The food... Have you ever seen a preschool kid's toy kitchen with the miniature food? So cute. My taco is about that size. Not cute. It consists of a cold tortilla and 2 greasy mushy shrimp. Two. The batter on the shrimp is not edible. It's the consistency of wet cornmeal. The chips are good!