Haven't had good Mexican food since I moved to Nashville and this place delivered I ordered 8 pork…read moretocos and a Carne Asada burrito absolutely

Forget the fancy restaurants and overpriced "gourmet" tacos. This place is the real deal. One of…read morethe many taquerias in strip malls on Nolensville Pike - it might not look like much, but the food is awesome! Get the authentic tacos - small street taco size but bursting with flavor. I usually get the al pastor and carnitas tacos, always amazing. This time I also had a chorizo mulita - perfectly crispy yet soft tortillas filled with cheese, avocado , and overflowing with chorizo. They usually have plenty of tables (sit down and get a michelada) in their dining room with beautiful, vibrant paintings, but you can also get your food to go. Service is always prompt and friendly, and make sure you try the spicy and creamy salsa (salsa cremosa in the yellow bottle). Parking lot is small but never had trouble finding a spot. Get some tacos here!

I literally downloaded yelp to make this review. If you told me that God sent angels down from…read moreheaven to start this food truck I would one hundred percent believe you. I am eager to come back again and I look forward to the next time I am hungry so I can be blessed with more great food.

Hidden gem of a truck. You can order online and pickup but my window order didn't take long at…read moreall. I order 3 al pastor tacos and a chicken quesadilla. Perfect lunch food. I saved half of it for a quick dinner with the leftovers. Very affordable too, compared to a lot of places! Give them the love they deserve.

3.5 There is so much…read moregood Mexican food -- from many, if not all, of the states/regions -- in Nashville that if one whines that s/he can't find any, I immediately put them on block. I can't waste time with willful ignorance. And, yes, the standard at many of these eateries is the taco.* Tacos are good and all but sometimes you need a break from them. Enter: the mulita. I hadn't had much luck finding these bad boys in Nashville until lately. You always remember your first time so to my understanding, mulitas are sort of like corn torilla-based tortas. The way I had them, the tortilla was more arepa-like and between the two was meat, cheese, onion, cilantro, and guacamole. Super good. Very tasty. Extremely addictive. At El Taco Jalisco, the mulitas are made with thin, standard corn tortillas, meat, cheese, cilantro, and onion. At $2 a pop, I am not going to lose my mind about the lack of relative heft. Perhaps mulita preparation varies by region? Perhaps I got a bargain basement mulita? At $2 a mulita, I'm going to call it a wash. ETJ has a wide variety of meat options so dig in and see what you like. I ordered 4: pollo, asada, chorizo, and barbacoa. The barbacoa was far and away the best meat option. I don't know where or how they're making their bbq, but it was fantastic. Don't get me wrong: all of the meat (and, thus, the mulitas) tasted great but the barbacoa was next level. From what I could see, the kitchen is a food truck connected to the dining room. The guys back there put in some serious work. Something else I noticed was how clean the dining room is. The room is a good size and it's sparkling white. I think this has something to do with the woman who was running the dining room. She was on the phone taking orders, she was directing traffic, she was quality controlling the plates that came out from the back... she did it all. The reason for the 3.5 (rounded up) is that she was the only person who was at all friendly. There were three other young ladies helping her the evening I came in and none greeted, smiled, spoke, or otherwise made me feel welcome in the establishment. I noticed them interacting with other customers in Spanish so, perhaps, it was a perceived language barrier. I speak decent enough Spanish (especially when it comes to food) and at other Mexican restaurants I am greeted in Spanish, respond in Spanish or English and take it from there. Here, I was iced out. I saw one of the women bring my order out and she just left it at the front. After doña ETJ was finished doing all of her jobs, she asked the girl whose food she'd just left on the counter. She motioned to me and the woman in charge gave her a 'then why didn't you give it to him?' look. She, then, called over to me with a smile and gave me my food. So... full story. *If you're paying more than $1.50 for a taco you're doing it all wrong. You are. Feel ashamed.

Definitely wouldn't have imagine this place being super good by the look of it. Place had about 6…read moretables, pretty small place. No other customers were there till we left because it was around 3pm. We drive by this place everyday since my boyfriend lives near by, I'm glad we finally stopped though. Menu wasn't big but that's okay, it's better to not have so many options. Menu on the board must have been a special because there was a dinner menu they give you when you're seated. Their kitchen was the food truck outside of the building. We got steak tacos and fish tacos. They were so fresh, not over seasoned to the point of salty, and both were cooked perfectly. Will definitely come back and work my way through the menu.

Some of the best Mexican food I have ever had and I have lived in Mexico. All over Mexico and the…read moreWest Coast of California please go here and support these wonderful people. Their food is a blessing to the community and so are the Margaret workers who come over here and bust their asses to help us! We must help and protect these people. They are great and their food is great! Thank you for the blessing of a great meal. Thank you for coming here and providing a great service and being great humans. Eternally grateful.

Really good food. Would recommend if you love authentic Mexican food! I love their quesabirrias,…read morequesadillas, tacos and sopas! Good price too :)

Authentic and literally a "hole in the wall". If you like authentic tacos this is the spot…read more Delicious and all of the options you'd want. If you want a sit down experience, head to the Nolensville location. This is a walk up spot only

If you know, you know. Taqueria San Luis is a South Nash staple, a true beacon, and it absolutely…read morerivals any taco stand in town with its bold, delicious flavors. Outside, you'll spot the classic walk-up window where you can order tacos, but the real hidden gem is inside! That's where you'll find their frijoles charros, a hearty, stew-like bowl packed with beans, chunks of chicharrón, sausage, and pure comfort. It's easily one of Nashville's most filling dishes for under $5. Inside the carnicería, they also sell fresh chicharrón and a selection of meats. On Saturdays, you might catch something different on the menu, but whatever it is, it's always delicious. I definitely recommend picking up and taking your food home since seating is very limited. It's a no-frills, get-in-get-out kind of spot, and that's part of its charm. The staff is super friendly and they crank out orders fast. If you want the tacos of your dreams, this is the place.

We found this little gem while driving down Nolensville Road, actually looking for a different…read morerestaurant. We always love trying the authentic Mexican restaurants along the road, so we figured it was a safe adventure. The thing I love about restaurants of this nature is how creative their menus can be compared to the more Americanized Mexican restaurants. Nothing wrong at all with a good neighborhood Mexican restaurant that we all know and love, but some of these flavors and experiences you simply don't get in the more homogenous Mexicanrestaurants. I had the whole fried fish, which was absolutely delicious. Be careful of the little bones, but other than that absolute delight. I also got a couple tacos just to try as my wife got the burrito. The burrito was well-made and flavorful, but would caution that it had a lot of rice in it something that she was not expecting. (she's not a big rice fan) Absolutely go back as I can't wait to try something else on the menu One little nuance/oddity about this place: they do not serve queso. All they have is melted mozzarella. Not sure why that is just what they choose to serve.

Authentic Mexican in Nashville Mood: real Mexican…read more This place is my GO TO now. Further out the way and really authentically the best. There was a mariachi band playing and you can't beat that. Amazingly delicious food and service to match. Place was clean, bright, and full of culture. Food: Carna Asada tacos Carnitas tacos Rice & Beans All 10/10: the flavor of the tacos was u matched in a while looking for great Mexican food. I will go again and again while in Nashville.

Stopped by while waiting for my food from another restaurant. My husband ordered the sweet potato…read moreal pastor taco this came with grilled pineapple, sweet potatoes ,collard greens,radish,onions,cilantro, jalapeños and salted avocado. We also ordered chips & salsa. Everything was delicious! The flavors, the sweet potatoes were cooked perfectly. I will say this is my number 1 vegan taco I've ever had. The salsa was SO good also. Total for the taco and chips & salsa was $14. One taco was $8. Not a fan of the price, but it was still so good. I gave 5 stars for the food not pricing. The owners were so nice and I love their logo. I will definitely go back.

$8 small greasy ground beef taco + 3 slices of radish and a bit of cilantro... seriously? I don't…read moreget it, it's not so much a price thing (which is indeed kind of bananas), but it's more a "I think I just got robbed" value thing

They are fast making the food, very attentive with allergies as well! The carne asada fries are…read moredelicious!

This is my go to spot for Mexican food in Donelson. I haven't eaten in store but the food is always…read moredelivered well packaged and still warm because it comes so quickly! The prices are reasonable too.