They were great!!!! Taste was great, price was on point. The location well it can be a bit better…read morebut let's be real, we are in Tj. This is one of my new to go spots for birria and Al Pastor tacos. Neither left anything to be desired. Service was great, it can get a little noisy but don't despair, you're on the street. Enjoy.

Good little spot in the corner and when in TJ... its a must to stop by! DEFINITELY recommend the…read moreHARD TACOS.. the soft are too sloppy and the tortilla doesn't hold up especially if you dip it into some delicious consome.

If you are looking for a taco spot that truly delivers on flavor and freshness, this place is it…read more Every bite tastes like it was made with care, from the perfectly seasoned meats to the fresh toppings that actually taste fresh. What really stands out is the salsa. They do not hold back. There is a great variety, and each one adds its own personality to the tacos. Whether you like it mild or with some serious heat, they have something that hits just right. The staff makes the experience even better. Everyone is welcoming, friendly, and genuinely happy to be there, which creates a relaxed and enjoyable vibe. It feels like more than just grabbing food, it feels like being taken care of. Clean, fresh, flavorful, and full of good energy. Definitely a spot worth coming back to again and again.

Decent little taco shop. Good variation of tacos accompanied by a great salsa bar. The food was…read moreserved fresh & definitely tasted it. The servers were good.

Ordered: Torta ($120 pesos): carne asada, mayo, guacamole,…read moretomato, onion, and hot sauce Aya's take: Okay, who would've thought you could get a bomb Torta next to a car wash spot!? The carne asada smelled delicious from a block away and we were ready for a quick bite. The torta itself is super fresh, warm, and soft. The carne asada is tender and they give a good portion of it. All the toppings took this torta to the next level. It was juicy, creamy, and savory. Such a great street food spot if you're in TJ!

We went there yesterday, and I was disappointed. I saw the TikTok videos, and the tortas didn't…read morelook the same. The one I ate was small and square; it looked like a sandwich. The bread was soft, but the meat didn't taste good at all. What a shame. However, the service was okay.

Huge and delicious tacos! It's super unique because the kitchen is outside like a pop-up taco place…read morebut they have a restaurant where you sit and eat with lots of limes, salsas, and radishes! That guac hits hard!!! We got the tripa, chorizo, and asada. The tripa was good and tasted toasted and the chorizo was so meaty! Service was fast and the server was super sweet! On the pricey side but it is so good 20/10!!

A bit of waiting line but so worth it! Customer service was great, but the best part is the food!!!…read more They have tacos, quesadillas, burritos, malas and vampiros !!!

Excellent Selection and Service GastroTacos, Burritos, and…read moreMuch More Carne Asada, Birria, Adobado great on Uber Eats

We stopped at Taconazo in Playas de Tijuana. Clean and fast service. We ordered tacos but they…read morealso have tortas and tostadas. Tacos were really tasty. I highly recommend this place!! The salsa has a kick and extra spicy. I don't eat hot & spicy so if you are the same I'd order w/o salsa. Agua de jamaica was delish. Fresh tasting and not overly saturated with sugar like in the USA. It was so good we took an extra jamaica to go.

Really good tacos. Fast service, plenty of parking and seating. It's a place where local come to…read moreeat. The tripa they add to the tacos is a really good touch. The fixings are placed where you can add it to your plate. onions, chilies, cilantro, and salsas are all placed for your convenience

Only came here because the places I wanted to go eat tacos was closed. I went with a friend. We…read moreordered 4 carne asada tacos with everything, 1 plain carne asada taco, coke, and horchata. Tacos were delicious, but there were a lot of pieces of fat which I'm not a fan of. Came out to 280 pesos which was reasonable. Service was good. Food came out fast. I went on a Saturday around 5:30p when the Mercado Hidalgo was closing so I was fortunate to find street parking.

Little hidden gem in TJ. Prices are great the tacos, mulitas and órdenes are inexpensive. The meat…read moreis full of flavor and the best part not greasy at all. The people at the counter are very friendly and quick to get your order ready. The place is your typical taco stand type but clean. I definitely will be coming back.

The food is delicious and definitely well served, the service is prompt even with the large crowd…read moreof customers, friendly and they accept credit cards. The ambiance is casual, friendly and ideal large and loud crowds or something intimate. I would highly recommend that anyone who is interested in experiencing quality street tacos, you will enjoy Tacos el Poblano.

Before the name change, this taco shop was known as El Taconazo. It is located on a busy…read moreintersection and parking is extremely limited.  I noticed it did get renovated. Customer service is still spectacular as I remember. The food is delicious, my go-to's are either the Vampiro de asada or their tradtional taco de adobada. The tacos portions are generous. Prices have increased slightly (inflation) but overall still a great experience.

This location of Taconazo was the final stop en route back to the States during one of our walking…read morefoodie trips to Tijuana. The shop was located south and east of the main drag in the Madero neighborhood (not Zona Centro per Yelp). If you elected to take a cab instead of walking, the fare was about eight US dollars to get there from the famous arch on Av Revolucion. The waiter for our table was bilingually fluent so it was quick and easy to place orders. I picked three tacos for my meal... an adobada (al pastor), a suadero, and a carne asada. The braised and stewed meat of the suadero cut was juicy and tender. You can never go wrong with freshly sliced pork from a rotating spit for an adobada taco either. The pineapple slice added to the top of the al pastor was larger than any I have seen in the SD area. The cost was about five bucks to chow on three street size tacos. Cheap Mexican street food of decent quality is what keeps me returning periodically to TJ with different group of friends.