From a distance, you just know it's the real deal. Sparse gravel parking spots that challenge your…read moresuspension, a giant sign you can see from space, a quaint building that has probably seen its fair share of stories, and an intoxicating fragrance that lures you in before you even open the door. All classic signs of an authentic taco spot that's worth your time. Tacos: The al pastor was solid, but didn't quite blow my sombrero off. Surprisingly, it was the fajita meat that won me over--and I'm not usually a fajita kind of person. That was a plot twist I didn't see coming. Sadly, I didn't get to try the suadero or pork tamales because they were all sold out, which is probably the universe's way of telling me I was late. The barbacoa had that deep, earthy seasoning I love from Southern Mexico, but if you're from the North, it might be a bit more "exotic" than you bargained for. Torta: The torta was... well, let's just say it wasn't crowned King of the Meal. Flavor-wise, it was there, but it was a bit heavy on the ham and sausage. We ordered the al pastor torta, expecting some star action, but it felt more like a cameo appearance. However, points for the nicely toasted bread--crunchy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. It's a torta that's got potential, but maybe just needs a little rebalancing act. Aguas Frescas: The pineapple agua fresca was delicious--like sipping on tropical goodness--until I realized it was more like a tropical glacier, 90% ice, 10% juice. Honestly, it felt a bit like ordering a Starbucks drink during peak ice season. But hey, at least they upgraded me to a large, and the reusable cup is a win. Bonus: I'm now the proud owner of yet another cup to put on my already overcrowded kitchen shelf. Salsas and Sides: The salsas came in those wonderfully authentic plastic baggies that make you feel like you're smuggling delicious contraband. The green salsa was smooth with a solid kick--just enough to remind you it's got character. The red salsa? Spicy, but in a "good decision with a little regret" kind of way. Pro tip: it pairs perfectly with the potato, plus a dab of salt and a squeeze of lime.

Food is pretty good honestly, prices aren't bad either, service is great they're really attentive…read moreto you and the lady made sure to repeat the order so there wouldn't be any mistakes! Me and my family have ate here about 4 times my favorite meat was trips and suadero they were perfect !

Great food great company great customer service great food and great atmosphere greatness great…read moreservice great service great service great service great people great

The food was very good, and we will definitely be coming back! Our only real complaint would be the…read moresize of the quesabirria tacos for the price. I think they could easily use the larger tortillas while keeping the same amount of meat and cheese. That would help balance the ratio and, in my opinion, make the price feel more justified. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated and has such a nice atmosphere. Overall, we really enjoyed our experience and would definitely recommend giving this place a try!

food was amazing so delicious and great service. ambiance felt like home loved it definitely coming…read moreback.

So good! The owners were the sweetest with my grandson. I loved the food, how special they made the…read moreexperience, and how genuine they were. I will go back!

Excellent Huevos con Chorizo with papas, beans and fresh made maize tortilla. Coffee has a touch…read moreof canela--delicious!

First time in for lunch. Great service and selection. A day of the dead type background with all…read moreof the traditional favorites. I had the shrimp quesadillas. It came with chips, salsa, beans and rice. Quick service and good pricing. Will be back!

Food is unique but good! The waiters were all friendly and attentive! The place is a hole in the…read morewall!

I saw this place on google maps and they have over 200 reviews there, i was shocked to come over to…read moreyelp to see only 2! I stopped in here today for the first time and i almost didnt. I pulled up at 5:15 pm on monday night and it was empty. I get thats a bit early plus its monday. I decided to go for it. This is clearly an authentic Oaxacan Mexican restaurant. They didn't speak English but we communicated fine with google translate and the menu had descriptions of everything in English. While i was sitting there i was googling menu itema bc its all very different from what ive seen/had before in Mexican food. If your favorite part of a mexican food experience is chips and salsa, you may be disappointed. I'm not sure if they had them but they didn't bring them out like most places seem to, however i have read that thats an american thing, and not a real thing in traditional Mexican cuisine. I asked my waitress what she recommended and she pointed out the Tlayuda so i went with that and had pork for my meat. To drink, i ordered the maracuya which was passionfruit juice. $5 for a huge jar. It must be a quart? It was all so yummy. The Tlayuda reminded me of a quesadilla but different and it just felt authentic. I have no frame of reference but i would love to come back and try more things. The food was delish and plentiful. It came out quickly and i felt like everything was fairly priced. I was able to get a to go cup for my juice and am currently enjoying it as i write this review. The ambiance inside was cute and clean. I really liked the simple decor that they have. Im so curious about the little baskets hanging from the ceiling.

What a nice find so close to the airport! Everyone working there was super nice and was genuinely…read morehappy for the business. The menu is limited but there was enough choices for all of us to find something we liked. The Saturday special, menudo, was a big hit, as was the lengua tacos and barbacoa tacos. Very fresh ingredients and fun atmosphere rounded out our experience.

I order these 2-3 days a week!!! they are awesome. Authentic No Nonsense freshly made breakfast…read moretacos . Fresh ingredients!!

DALLAS - A good, hearty, solid meal at good value near Dallas Love…read more Heading to airport, I stopped by this place for lunch, 1230ish on a Wednesday. I'd missed the lunch rush as it was me and one other person. Place is clean and staff is uber friendly - usually folks can't mix and match tacos on the taco platter, but since there was no customer crush ... Is in a sort of office park, plenty of parking. Got the empanadas (2, $6) - sort of a crispy cornmeal crunchy shell with a shredded seasoned beef inside. Tasty. And the taco platter of 3 tacos ($12ish), each stuffed with meat. The place does a solid job with good food, no complaints. Would easily return if in the airport area and looking for a quick Mexican meal.

We recently went to brunch at Kukulcan Mexican Restaurant with some friends, and it was a great…read moreexperience! The restaurant was really clean, the service was excellent, and the food was delicious. I ordered the huevos a la Mexicana, and they were pretty good. My husband had the cochinita pibil torta and enjoyed it as well. He mentioned the meat could have used a little more seasoning, but overall he still thought it was really good. I did also enjoy their cafe de olla. Our friends enjoyed their meals too. Overall, it was a great place to meet up with friends, enjoy good food, and have a nice brunch. We'd definitely come back!

Service was amazing and food was hot to order. I enjoyed a small bite- tostada de nopales and an…read moreagua fresca. The nopales were cooked and seasoned well and the ingredients were good. I wish there was a bit more refried beans to balance the ratio. The rest of my party ordered tortas and they were a hit. I'll come with a bigger appetite next time and enjoy a torta- obviously the star of the show! Our party of 6 showed up after an event, and they had 1.5 hrs left until closing. The servers and staff seemed joyous and were welcoming without a hesitation to serve us. Thank you for the kind customer service and delicious food. ¡Mucha gracias a usted!

Not even the same restaurant anymore the new place sucks foods overpriced and not good I went in…read morewith only 2 people and the lady somehow added a 10$ tip to herself after I clicked something else shit sucks. Don't waste your money