I visited the food truck located on Hampden after hearing good things about the food. I have to…read moresay, the food was delicious and definitely the highlight of the experience. Unfortunately, the customer service was disappointing. We were told our total was $32, but when I paid with a card, the final charge came to $34.93. When I asked why the amount was different, I was told it was because I paid with a card. I understand that taxes and fees may apply, but customers should be told the full amount before being charged. What bothered me the most was the attitude. When I politely asked for clarification, the person cooking responded in a rude and arrogant way, saying, "You know that in the United States you have to pay sales tax." I wasn't questioning whether sales tax exists, I was simply asking why the amount I was quoted was different from the amount I was charged. I also noticed that my receipt showed a Denver sales tax rate of 9.15%, even though the food truck was located in Aurora on Hampden, which added to the confusion. The food is excellent, but the customer service and lack of clear communication left a negative impression. I would return for the food, but I hope they work on treating customers with more respect and explaining charges more clearly.

All I can say is yummy! Eating out these days can cost ya an arm at least! Not here. My meal with a…read moremodel negro was only $21.88

I thought I have ever reviewed this Mexican Bakery and Taqueria establishment, but I could not find…read morethe listing in my Yelp reviews. Oh Well. Came here for Lunch with Mary on Saturday March 30th 2013. This establishment offers Mexican bakery, and some of Mexican food, that includes, Menudo, Smothered Burritos, Tacos, Tostadas, Tortas and the House Specials to name a few. You make your order at the counter. The lovely lady who takes your order will then send your food to the table where you will be seated. There are a few seating available in this establishment. The service was prompt and the food came out hot. I cant recall what Mary ordered but these were the items I ordered this afternoon : First Round : 1 Cabesa Taco 1 Lengua Taco Second Round : 1 Carne Asada (Steak) Taco 1 Tripa Taco I decide to order them separately coz I prefer to eat my Tacos hot, hence Round 1 and Round 2 respectively. Each Round Order cost me with tax $3.58 respectively. My total lunch cost was $7.16. The flavor was there but it does not WOW me as much as other Taqueria in town etc etc. If I am not mistaken, the pricing of each Taco that I order was between ($1.50-$1.80). As with regards to the portions of meat in each Taco, it was just A-OK. The lady who took our order also offer us 2 bottles of Salsa, one of Green and the other was Red. I prefer the Red Salsa or sauce coz its more spicier than the Green one. I so wish they could provide more options in terms of Salsa bar in which this establishment does not have. Nevertheless, I DO NOT MIND returning to order other stuffs with Hubs, when schedule permitting. Perhaps from there, my review might differ. @63/2013

Bruhhhhh. This place is like finding gold in the trunk of an old beat down car. The place looks…read moresketchy, but I had to try it because all of the reviews. First thing I will say is the taco is on the small side but makes up for it in the packed flavor in every bite. The smothered burrito was OUTSTANDING from start to finish. It was so huge though I had to fight to finish it. For light eaters they'll need a to-go box or can share it. Definitely a gem for Aurora.

The tacos and food overall were pretty good, but I give them a 3* rating because the tables were…read morenearly all dirty, the food was barely warm, and the cashier was on her speaker phone the whole time even when working with customers.

These tacos are tasty, authentic and big. The barbacoa and cabeza tacos are standouts, I can't…read moreremember ever having barbacoa and cabeza tacos that were better. The meat in all the tacos is juicy, fresh and delicious. Eating inside is a great experience. They have a self-serve salsa bar with some delicious salsas and cucumbers, they have Mexican music playing energetically and there is a steady stream of people coming in and out that seem to really enjoy the food. Great vibes all around. Like I mentioned, these tacos are big. Four tacos is all you need to get full here, ordering more than that may be a mistake. I personally prefer street tacos to be smaller, but to each their own. I would also pass on the chorizo, not much going on there. Overall though the food is scrumptious and I look forward to coming back to try a quesadilla (they were cooking some up when we arrived and they looked on point).

Good spot for some quick eats. Fast service and friendly as well. Quality and taste is average…read more Nothing to write home about but nothing to complain about either.

Amazing food! The Chilaquiles were amazing! The smothered breakfast burritos are huge and quite…read moregood! Low-key stars of the show are their French toast and pancakes!!! For regular no frills not dressed up for social media breakfast these are hands down some of the best in the state! Service is great especially cause it can get a little hectic and the place is really just what I was looking for!

The tacos here were pretty good and made fresh to order which I always appreciate. I got the Al…read morepastor, steak and chorizo. All of them were flavorful and delicious, I think for me the tortilla tasted a bit off and not the kind I'm use to. I also got their ceviche and it was kind of dry and not very flavorful, so I think I will not get that if I come here the next time. I'm gonna probably stick with my taco spot since it's cheaper than here and tastes better.

I have seldom been disappointed by a tiny taqueria- this was no exception! We had asada and pastor…read moretacos, both were excellent, served FULL with cucumbers and radishes. The storefront is small but they give you a pager so you can wait in your vehicle if you want. It was very quick. We also had horchata which was huge, well spiced, and sweet.

Only haters would label this place less than five stars…read more.. Hidden Gem Alert: Tacos Tres Hermanos Yo, if you aren't tapped into the local scene, you are officially missing out. I'm finally dropping this review because keeping this spot a secret feels like a crime. I hit up Tacos Tres Hermanos back on February 9th, and honestly? I'm still thinking about it. Here is the real deal on why this place is elite: * The Best in the City: Look, Denver has a lot of spots, but this is easily one of the best breakfast burritos in the entire 303. No cap. * Bang for Your Buck: The size of this burrito for the price is wild. They aren't skimping on the ingredients, everything tastes fresh, and most importantly--it stayed HOT. You know I need that temperature right, and they delivered. * The Definition of a Hidden Gem: This is that "if you know, you know" type of spot. If you don't live in the immediate area, you'd probably drive right past it, but that's how you know the food is authentic. * The Five-Star Streak: Any place that maintains a 5-star rating with over 30 reviews is doing something legendary. I'm keeping that streak alive today because they earned every bit of it. * That Salsa Though: I went with the spicy salsa and it had that perfect, soulful kick. It's got flavor, it's got heat, and it ties the whole meal together. I'm already planning my trip back this weekend. If you're looking for that real flavor, stop playing and go check them out! Final Verdict: 5/5 Stars. I'd do it all over again tomorrow. Would you like me to help you draft a similar high-energy review for another local spot you've visited recently?

Tacos de al pastor parecen de carne molida ., No seasoning…read moreno flavor no bueno and try to chew that tripa it's harder then eat rubber ..............................................,.,,,,,,,

Wow. I don't…read moreremember the last time I left a restaurant smiling ear to ear at how delicious the food was. I am kicking myself for not finding this sooner but I guess it's relatively new. I ordered the quesabirrias with beef. Which seems to be a beefy cheesy taco. This was located on Colfax at the hispanic food truck festival off of Chambers. The staff member helped me understand the menu and they took card for payment. Just watching them prepare the meal you see they put so much dedication in every single ingredient and how they place it and cook it. This was pure art, not only in how delicious and perfectly balanced all the flavors were, but just the whole vibe of the area. You absolutely must come and experience this food truck yourself. Bravo to what they have accomplished here.

Got the quesabirria and it was so good. Reasonably priced and will be returning! Also where they…read moreare located is so cool

The food was delicious! Clean restaurant, freshly made food that is reasonable priced! They offer…read moreboth take out and dine in; we dined both ways and both experiences were great! Started with the bean dip and was delicious! The chips and salsa were yummy, too! Also had fajitas, chicken burrito, nachos and all were delicious!

We were on our way to drop my sister off at the airport and had some time to kill, so of course we…read morehopped on Yelp to find something nearby. A lot of places popped up, but this Mexican restaurant really stood out -- great reviews and the food pictures looked amazing. It's about 13 minutes from the airport, which made it super convenient. From the outside, it looks small, but once you walk in, it's surprisingly spacious. We were seated immediately, and our server was absolutely phenomenal -- so friendly, attentive, and welcoming. For an appetizer, we ordered the queso fundido with chorizo (you can choose corn or flour tortillas). This is one of my favorite dishes to get at any Mexican restaurant if they offer it, and this one did not disappoint. The cheese was perfectly melty and stretchy, and the chorizo had great flavor that paired so well with it. Wrapping that cheesy, savory goodness in a warm tortilla? So good. For my main dish, I ordered the quesabirria -- corn tortillas filled with birria and cheese, fried crispy, and served with consommé for dipping. It was decent, but I will say it didn't have quite as much flavor as I'm used to with quesabirria. Still enjoyable, just could've used a bit more seasoning. The beans were actually delicious and full of flavor, but the rice was a little bland and could've used some salt. Overall, the service was amazing, the restaurant was clean, and even though it was busy, everything came out in a timely manner. The prices were also very reasonable -- definitely not expensive for the quality and portions. I would absolutely come back to try other dishes. With just a little more seasoning in some areas, it would easily be a five-star spot for me!