My husband was craving chicharrón con carne we usually go to Jalisco Carnicería they are the best…read morein carnitas so they sell out quick we decided to try this place and let me tell you! I waited for my husband in the car and as soon as he hand me out the bag with chicharrón I knew its was not going to be good. The chicharrón was not hot and not close to crunchy so I told my husband to try it and see if it was good he said it was stale and a little like sour so I called them and ask about when was the chicharrón made the lady that answered the phone said it was from the previous day I told her that I was going to return it because it was not good and stale and she said yeah it was fine then she called me back saying that she spoke to the owner and the owner had said he was not going to accept the return because he tasted it this morning and it was good. I told her I was going to submit my claim with Tulare County Environmental Health department and she said it was totally fine. If you don't want to get a stomach infection please stay away from this place unless you have a good immune system and strong stomach. Even the color does not look good to even risk my health

First time at market and I was very impressed. However, my chicken taco was so salty upon my first…read morebite, I had to toss the rest of it. Disappointing. Restaurant is small inside yet the tables were full. Seems to be a popular shop.

Amazing tamales, tacos and the ladies are always very welcoming and nice and everything tastes…read moreauthentic. It's a small little hole in the wall but honestly don't let looks deceive you. It's great!

The breakfast burritos are very good and very hot their salsa is also very good and hot they also…read morehave a nice meat counter

So, I had high hopes for this place, but overall it was a bit of a letdown. I ordered 8 tacos (6…read moreasada, 1 chorizo, 1 chicharrón), 1 burrito, and 1 crunchy asada taco. The asada tacos actually had decent flavor -- although the meat was a little on the salty side. Not a deal breaker, but noticeable. The chorizo taco? Honestly, tasted just like the kind you buy at any grocery store and cook at home -- nothing special at all. I was hoping for that rich, house-made taste, but nope. The chicharrón taco was probably the most disappointing -- it was basically a cuerito taco. No real meat, just soft skin, so not what I was expecting. But what really killed the experience for me was the salsa situation. They gave me just two small containers of salsa for everything. The red one was tasty, and the green one was basic but good -- but come on, two little salsas for 8 tacos and a burrito? No limes, no radishes, nothing to help bring the tacos together. We ended up trying to ration the salsa, and without enough, the tacos felt dry. Everyone knows a taco needs to have that salsa dripping down and a good squeeze of lime to really come alive -- otherwise, it's just meat on a tortilla. I'm giving it 3 stars because the asada tacos had potential. But the overall execution, especially the lack of salsa and sides, really brought the meal down. Probably won't be rushing back.

Theeeee place for tacos, period. Everything is so fresh and homemade. Don't walk, run to this…read moreamazing Taqueria. Never disappoints!

It was alright not as good as I expected. The service was great. The menudo wasn't as flavorful.read more

I am from Southern California and I mention this to say that I wish they were located closer to me…read more. I found them because they were close to my air bnb and had a good rating and I see why. Everything was good. For dinner I had the carne asada burrito it was one of the best burritos I've ever had. Everything was so fresh and the carne was flavorful not big and lined with fat like most places serve. My family got a quesadilla plate, enchilada plate, and a quesabirria. The service was amazing the girl at the window was so friendly and answered all questions. It is outdoor seating but when it's cold they have the heat lamps so you will not be cold. I absolutely loved the green salsa with avocado chunks in it. Everything is 10/10 I went back the next morning for breakfast with my family and I had the carne asada sopes. Others in my family had the birria (that came in a bowl), Gordita, menudo, quesabirria, and wonderful drinks. In case you are a review person and reviews help to make your decision my review still does not do this place justice. If you get lost like I did because I am not from the area and my gps was probably off just call them and she will give you information like she did me. Also other reviews mentioned not having their food. I checked my bag before I left because I knew I was hungry and it took me all of 15 seconds. P.S. I devoured my food so fast I didn't even think to take pictures, but again you will not be disappointed!

Delicious food! Everything we ordered too to bottom was tasty, fresh, and flavorful…read more Staff was very friendly and answered all of our questions. If you're headed by here stop by!

I have tested this menu and I do recommend I really like that she will accommodate any request…read morewithin reason ex.make a dish smaller then what's offered so food doesn't waste!

I was impressed with the made-to-order tortillas. We had the carne asada soft tacos (avoiding seed…read moreoils). They were delicious, Outdoor seating may be uncomfortable on hot days. Order to go.

Very good food. Burritos are stuffed, not stingy at all. Tacos with the tortillas made by hand are…read moredelicious, also stuffed with meat. Had the buche, adobada, and cabeza. All tasty. They have a red salsa and a green salsa, both a good amount of heat, mild but good flavor. In all, good experience definitely going back.

I was originally headed to a different Mexican spot when a prospect pointed me toward TPK's…read moreTacos--and I'm glad I listened. Zero regrets. Even after circling downtown Visalia for a solid 10 minutes trying to find parking (absolute chaos), this place delivered. Right when you walk in, you notice the ordering kiosk--which, honestly, is necessary given how busy they are. That alone told me I made the right call. While waiting, I saw a cook putting together a big order of quesabirrias, and that sealed it--I added one to my usual single-tortilla carne asada tacos. Let me be clear: they do NOT skimp on the meat. Easily a 10/10 in that department. The flavor is on point, the salsa hits, and portions are legit. If anything, I over-ordered because the tacos are more filling than they look. This place is operating at a level where they either need a bigger location or to start franchising--seriously. Only minor knock: the music was a bit loud for my personal preference. But that's it. Bottom line--well worth the stop. I'd go back without hesitation.

I came here on December 21st before my flight back home, we came downtown to go to another place…read morebut it was closed on Sundays and we stumbled across TPKs, it is a very small shop with a few tables and chairs, they have this iPad kiosk thing when you walk in to order. We didn't see anyone at the register just 2 people cooking so we ordered there. We ordered a bunch of different tacos and a quesadilla, the tacos were really good but I think a little overpriced for what they are , there really is no interaction just walk in order and eat, they do have a salsa bar and it is good. Overall I would give this place 3 1/2 to 4 stars, the no interaction thing threw me off, overall good spot if your craving some tacos.

Taqueria Ana Maria's is one of those places that's been around for as long as I can remember. I…read morehaven't stepped inside since my elementary school days, but waking up wanting something familiar-yet-forgotten led me right back here. Driving past, the building almost waved me down, like it knew I owed it a revisit. Locals know this spot for one thing above all: tamales. Holiday season turns this place into a waiting‑list destination. People tell me they sell out fast, and every year there's a sign posted for tamale orders. If Farmersville has a tamale headquarters, this is it. Walking in hit me with childhood memories. The wooden tables and chairs looked exactly like the ones my grandma used to have, and of course the laminated translucent table covers, a staple in every Hispanic household. It felt like stepping into a time capsule. I ordered huevos rancheros from the breakfast menu. While waiting, they brought out chips and salsa. I always think of chips and salsa as a lunch thing, but honestly, I'll take them any time of day. The chips were average, but the salsa was the star, flavorful with a hint of spice, the kind that makes you keep dipping even when you know you should save room for your meal. The plate itself was alright. The rice and beans were standard, nothing to write home about. The sauce smothering the eggs started off just okay, but it grew on me as I kept eating. By the end, I appreciated it more than I expected. This place has potential, and maybe that's why I felt a little conflicted. They've been around forever, yet sometimes when I drive by, the lot looks empty. Maybe I'm passing through during slow hours, maybe it's just the rhythm of the town. Either way, I hoped for a bit more but I also can't deny the nostalgia and charm that still live here. Ana Maria's is a gem in Farmersville, even if it's a quiet one. The tamales are clearly the main attraction, and I'll definitely be ordering some during the holidays. And honestly, I might come back just for that salsa, it's worth the stop on its own.

I am in town for the day and wanted something other than fast food. I wasn't really in the mood for…read moretacos but came into this place because it looked like it had been there a while and wasn't as busy as the other places. I'm so glad I did. The tacos were amazing. I asked for hotter salsa but even their normal salsa with the chips had a great amount of heat in it. But extremely well blended that it doesn't hit you all at once. The spicer red salsa was phenomenal. I knew it was going to be the heat level I like as soon as she gave me a double take when I asked for hotter stuff I'd highly recommend this place. Plus their tortillas are definitely home made. All around this is the kinda place you wanna get tacos from. The lady taking orders had to have been Ana. She was very nice and brought all my stuff out very quickly.