I'm usually sceptical of recommendations in guide books as they never seem to be what the writers…read moresuggest they are. We arrived in Puebla just after lunch and were very hungry so decided to put our faith in our Moon guidebook and try this taqueria. Walking in right past the spit with the marinated meat roasting on it made me so hungry. I had two tacos arabe, one torta and a chorizo con queso. They were all pretty tasty. They were on par with the best tacos I had in Mexico City. I would have gone back but didn't have much time in Puebla and needed to try the other regional dishes. The staff just handed us a paper form to mark what we wanted and they promptly delivered it, which was great since my Spanish is still a work in progress.

Note that there are TWO Las Ranas on the same block, almost across the street from each other. We…read morefound out by accident when we had a snafu meeting up with friends! That said, the al pastor tacos were excellent! The maiz (corn) tortilla tacos are smaller but I liked them better than the harina (flour) tacos! Food comes out super fast. Waiter didn't speak any English but he gave us a checklist to order food that was in English, plus everything is pretty self explanatory

This is easily one of the best taquerias in Cuernavaca…read more I just came back after spending a month in Cuernavaca, Mexico. I was lucky to stay only a few blocks away from La Gringa 3. We probably ate here twice a week. Needless to say, we tried many things in the menu. It never disappointed. No matter how complex our order, they got it right every time. Tacos al pastor are the ones you have to try when in Mexico. La Gringa has some of the best. You can also get a Ginga, which is a round quesadilla with Al Pastor. My favorite, though, is the Alambre. Get the traditional one with ham, bacon, onions. You won't regret it. We tried Tortas, potatoes, quesadillas, tacos de bisteck, arrachera, and other dishes. Everything was super tasty and incredibly cheap. La gringa has delivery, and you can also order to go. By the way, we were here late at night a few times (10pm+) and felt safe. I would still recommend eating earlier just to be super safe.

get the arabic tacos. also the pastor are great. if you are white bring a mexican friend n leave…read moreby 730pm. you are welcome. its a bit smokey but i think it adds to the ambiance.

O m g, the suadero here is FREAKING AMAZING. AHHHHH the crispy texture is perfection. I am so happy…read morewe came here. Pastor was also very good. Surtido and cabeza were all right. Horchatas were decent. Service was very good. Bathrooms are clean. It was very quiet for weekday lunch. 100% must try suadero when you come here it will change your life

The food is awesome, best tacos in downtown CDMX. Service is…read morevery good! and so is the ambiance The place is very clean Note this is a street Taqueria 100/100 I would totally recommend!

It's my first time in Mexico City and this was my first tacos spot in the city. It's TikTok famous…read moreright now so if you go right around dinner time into the late night hours, there is going to be a huge line. We visited around 3:30/4 pm on Friday so we missed the dinner rush. Our wait in line to order was about 10 minutes. You order first at the register and then seat yourself They have seating downstairs and upstairs. I recommend dining upstairs because they have some windows along the wall and it's a nice view of the neighborhood. For drinks we had the agua de jamaica con guayba and a topo chico. I've never heard of mixing agua de jamaica con guayaba but it works well. It's not too sweet, and they somehow balance each other out. It is served in a chilled steel cup, so it's quite refreshing. The drinks came out within minutes of us being seated. For tacos, I would skip the carne asada; it wasn't bad but it's not the best I've had. The stars of the show were the ornico taco and the taco de trompo. Their ornico taco comes with chicharon, ornico salsa (very spicy), and pickled onions. The tacos de trompo had fresh pineapple in them and they were just wow. Please try them. They do have non-meat options like quesadillas and a taco de aguacate. You can order any of the tacos with tortilla de maiz o harina (corn or flour). We also had the half order of papas which are nice and crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. They serve everything with 5 different salsa options. I loved all of them except for the yogurt-based one. It looks white and creamy but it wasn't for me. The food took about 20 minutes to come out but at least we were seated. Like I said, it's a crowded spot but I think it's worth the wait. ¡Provecho!

Came in late one night after flying in. No wait, they know enough English you probably can get by…read morewithout Spanish. Not sure if it's what we ordered but thought it was just average honestly. We got the three types of tacos they recommended at the counter Quick service, decent prices, but you can definitely find something better if you're going for straight taste.

I went there during my summer vacation to try amazing al pastor tacos. They are really good, the…read morepork is well marinated, the homemade tortillas thin and soft perfect to enjoy all the flavors. I don't know if I'll be back in Mexico but if I find myself there in going to get more tacos.

This place is dangerous. As you come in the restaurant you can order take out or you can sit and…read moredine. We decided to sit and dine. Right away our server guided us to our seats and gave us the menus. The decor is as if you are eating outside in Mexico City, very urban and cool. Colorful al around, it kinda gives you energy when you are inside. The couple of servers came around checking on us often. We ordered some tacos then an order of onions, then tortas cemitas, some cheladas and next thing you know I ate much more than I usually do . It is dangerous because the food was so good and the service was fast so like I said, I ate more than I usually do. If you stop by Puebla, make this a stop. Of course you have to be a meat lover or at least be able to eat it. I do not eat much meat and I was worried I would get sick from it but I did not, so definitely would stop by again. The micheladas were also good, and they have plenty of hot sauces to choose from, different flavors and levels of spicy. Stayed here for some time since it was cool to look at the details of the decoration.

After a long day, my husband and I came here during the eve of Day of the Dead as our last place to…read moreeat before leaving Puebla. We weren't in the mood to eat a lot, and everywhere we looked like either the place was too crowded or too busy, and this wasn't an exception, but it would have something small to eat, which was "Tacos al Pastor." These tacos were delightful, and although this place had a Mexican bar and grill vibe, a bit more coastal for my liking, I enjoyed it here tremendously, and even was in the mood for a beer with my food. I only took a picture of the menu, but the tacos al pastor didn't look any different than at other places. We also ordered a queso fondu which was really good. At other tables nearby we noticed some people ordering "fried cheese" which looked pretty tasty, and would try it out next time.

A Mexican food restaurant open until 2am, good service, good food…read more I recommend you "pastor" and tongue tacos, "alambre" (beef, green pepper, onion, bacon), cheese Chilli or cheese pineapple tacos