Good service, excellent food. There were a couple things that made me want to deduct a star, but…read morethe food was so tasty, I'm giving them the full 5-star rating anyway. Chips are not free like you may get at other places (which was fine). We ordered the dip trio (guac, queso, & salsa). They were great but not enough chips for all the dips so our salsa went pretty much untouched because we ran out, which is a shame, because the salsa tasted homemade and was delicious. We ordered el pastor, asada & quesibirra tacos. My favorite of the three was the pastor tacos, but all were good. I wish there were at least one lime wedge per taco. Price-wise, maybe not the best value compared to other mexican spots, but the food was really good.

I've been meaning to try this restaurant and it did not disappoint! You seat yourself when you walk…read morein. There's booths and tables and I like that the tables aren't too close to each other. There's cute decor, just a nice vibe overall. It wasn't too busy for a Friday evening which was nice since we had our kids with us. The waiter was pleasant and checked on us occasionally, without being over bearing. We started with a trio of dips with chips- guacamole, queso, and salsa instead of the bean dip. All of them were good with the queso being so-so for me. The salsa is nice and smoky. One kid had a kids meal with two shredded beef tacos and fries. I'm glad they served the onions and cilantro on the side for him. Hubby has the queso birria plate and raved about how good it was. I enjoyed by pollo asado plate. I only wish they had a salsa bar with the pickled veggies, etc. The menu is extensive so I can't wait to try something else. Prices are a little higher than other Mexican places, but they make a lot of homemade items and you can tell the difference.

Started strong with good chips and salsa! The margarita was good and they threw a little Halloween…read morespirit into it with a plastic spider on top. Food was good across the board. The Carne Asada had good flavor, the cheese enchilada was good and the beans and rice were tasty. My wife really enjoyed her fajitas too.

Ordered a quick dinner from El Solecito and hate that I hadn't checked this spot out sooner…read more Located in Mableton, I swear I've passed this place dozens of times and never thought to stop. ...Until I hopped on Yelp looking for Mexican food. I decided I wanted to try a new place and recognized some of my fellow Elites in the glowing reviews, which sealed the deal. The ordering process online was incredibly smooth. The restaurant was pretty busy when we picked up but just as easy as ordering was. The menu is extensive and detailed, with traditional Mexican dishes and some twists. We kept it really simple, opting for chicken + steak tacos, a chicken tostada, guac and the Pollo loco. The guac was chunky and portioned well, but could have used just a tadddd more salt. There were 3 different sauces included and they kicked it back up a notch. The tostada was delicioussss! The tortilla and lettuce provided the perfect crunch with the flavorful chicken - delicious. My bf enjoyed the tacos, maybe not life-changing, but they were enjoyed. I didn't eat the pollo loco until the next day and it was tasty. Super basic dish, no frills, but for whatever reason, the idea of chicken, cheese and rice appealed to me when I was ordering, lol. A solid experience over all, I will definitely be going back!

Yaaaa-meeeee!!!!!! So so good! I was a bit fearful- because…read moreI never see this place with a crowd-but am very happy I went today (10.09.24) I had three fish tacos and was shocked how little they were. However-the taste was HUMONGOUS! Fresh cilantro. Fresh onions. And each on two CORN shells. Yummy!!! I am going back tomorrow! My friend ordered one chicken taco and loved it so they ordered another There was a lot of shredded chicken on his It looked so good So glad I found another place up this way-Austell Georgia

Went in to get lunch today no other customers were there and now i know why. We asked to start with…read morewaters and was brought out bottled water when i asked for just tap they said they don't have it. Thats cool but im not paying for gross Aquafina water. Then when we were going to order i asked why there were no prices on the menu and they said its because they changed them.... Cool i guess??? When i asked the price of street tacos (something they should sale enough of the immediately know the price) he himmed and hawwed trying to make up a price on the spot at that point it was a no go. If an establishment doesn't have set prices and just make them up as they go it's a no from me. Me and my party left and went and got lunch elsewhere. Also the guy who was working there got real rude with us when we decided not to dine with them.

Today I was out running errands and decided to meet with some friends for lunch and they suggested…read morethat restaurant. This was my first time dining here upon entering I immediately was greeted with a warm hello and as we walked to our table I was admiring the decor and warm ambiance of the establishment. Our waitress promptly greeted us with menus ready to take our order with chips and salsa. The menu offered so many cuilanary delights it was hard to choose so I had to ask for suggestions I selected the Max Mora sandwich which was a combination of beef ham cheese and eggs with lettuce tomatoes onions and cheese. The picture of this sandwich did not do it justice this sandwich was huge it was served with fries and cut in half I knew that I would require a to go box because it was no way I could finish this sandwich I didn't know expect to see a food bot bringing our food order to the table it was so cool! To top it off the menu prices were very reasonable I highly recommend this establishment.

I had a strawberry margarita the worst I ever had! Chips were hard and not fresh! Never again! I…read moredon't know if cook or waitress made drink but it was awful all flavor at bottom!

So I gotta be honest I avoided this spot for a while because it's kind of a decent drive and I…read morefound that Atlanta rates a lot of poor places highly and they always seem to disappoint. What that said today I happen to be in the area so I decided you know what let me stop in and see what they're about since I'm over this way. I arrived about 10 minutes before opening and patiently waited while they set up. At about 11:05 AM I approached the Food Truck and placed my order. The lady was very friendly and polite and after placing my order, she let me know that it would take about 10 minutes. I think they were still setting up at the time and running a little bit behind, but I didn't mind waiting 10 minutes if the food was good and fresh At nine minutes, she waved me over and told me my food was ready and informed me that she gave me an additional taco I assume for the weight. True customer service taking the initiative to give the customer a little extra to avoid any potential disappointment. I got to the car and open the container and wow!!! For $12 for four pastor tacos, I expected skimp little tacos. These were nothing remarkably close to that. They smelled absolutely delicious. They were loaded with meat, They were hot, and you could tell they were made fresh. I started with the free chicken taco, which I never order chicken tacos because they're always dry. This chicken taco was very juicy well seasoned and absolutely delicious. They make me wanna order chicken tacos. But let's be honest, I went for the past store and my God did they not live up to the hype! I mean, they were juicy the meat was tender. There was some crispy bits from the little bit of char. There was a nice chunk of meat, well seasoned and not just with garlic Powder and onion powder. THEY ACTUALLY USE SALT!!! So many restaurants in Atlanta are scared to use salt on the food and I mean these people absolutely hated out of the park with a full home run across the board on the customer service on the seasoning on the juicy freshness of the meat. I mean everything about it was perfect. This is the kind of restaurant that deserves a Michelin recommendation or a Michelin star. Don't get it confused that it's a food truck in a gas station parking lot because I've been over 20+ states from California to Texas to Chicago and New York and these are the best pastor tacos I've ever had. There's a reason why this place has such high ratings and the only disappointment that I have from today's experience is that I waited so long to try the food. Before I drove away, I told six people that I knew to come check out their food because that's how good it was.

Here goes my standard disclaimer for Mexican restaurant reviews...I've lived all over the US and…read morehave spent more time in Mexico (not just tourist locations but all over) than most. I am also bilingual and speak Spanish at the same level I do English...so I'd like to think that people can trust my reviews. La Casa de los Tacos al Pastor was good. Very good. Now is it Texas, California or Chicago good??? Sorry no...but the flavors are still there for a solid 3.7 so let's round it up to 4 stars. Their al pastor and asada meats are very well seasoned and easy to chew. They use good quality tortillas for their tacos and good bread for the tortas. Flavor was very on point without it being overly greasy. Granted...the food was greasy...it's Mexican food...but it didn't leave me feeling sick. You definitely need to try a variety of tacos here. The birria, al pastor and carne asada tacos were my favorite. They got an extra point for letting me create my own torta...I like to blend the birria and al pastor meats. I recommend trying the torta as well because it's huge. It can definitely be a lunch to split for two people...but at over $10...that torta better be huge. For being a taco truck...it was very clean. All payment methods are accepted. Service was very friendly, prompt and efficient. There's usually a line so you can trust that your food is being made fresh for you. So why 4 starts and not 5. Ok...maybe my age is showing on this one...but there were two factors that I simply could not overlook: 1) Tacos de la calle...street tacos...are supposed to be good AND cheap...like cheaper than going to a restaurant. That's the whole point! It has to be convenient and less expensive. My wife and I ordered a few things and it was almost $40! I know there is inflation and the economy isn't what it once was...but for those prices it's the same as calling in a to go order at any other restaurant. For what it's worth...the customers in front of me and behind me both could not believe how expensive their meals were. 2) too much piña in the al pastor meat. Pedacitos...ok. Está bien...pero cantazos no. In Mexico you never will see pieces of pineapple bigger than a pea in your al pastor. It's becoming a trend in many Mexican restaurants where they add chunks of pineapple...people who don't know the difference won't care, but they should because it means the customer gets less meat for the same price. My advice is, if you're in the area, definitely try their tacos. I think you'll like them.

So normally I only get the Sangrita drink which is sooooo good by the way, but today I decided to…read moresee why my husband likes the birria tacos so much. I am glad I did, these birria tacos were really good.. I did add cheese to them because I like cheese. But I'm sure they would have still been good without it.. I will definitely be back for my favorite weekend drink and some more tacos.

Located close to the back of Chattahoochee Food Works. I got a gordita and refried beans and rice…read more I actually ended up getting full off of the beans and rice since I eat it first so I only ate half of my gordita and eat the rest later. Was a good amount of food. I thought it would be more of a snack, but it ended up being a meal size. Had a lot of filling worth the money . It took about 15 minutes to make or so so everything is made to order in fresh which I liked. They had a lot of other options too, so I definitely would try it again if I'm in the area.. it's right by a door which leads you outside to outdoor seating. Otherwise, you will have to walk a little ways to go to the indoor seating.

My son and I ordered the Cantina special in the Barbacoa torta. Everything turned out great with…read moreCantina special we ended up going to Barbacoa tacos and one chorizo taco very tasty. We also ended up ordering a Horchata and a TAMARIND soda drink. Under $40 with tip between two of us good stuff the staff was willing to entertain my idea to have the chef's choice which happened to be the Barbacoa torta.

"Yeah, I'll have the burrito as big around as my head, please"!…read moreWe were in the area and my partner loves a street taco- pure and simple grilled meat on a small, double stacked corn tortilla with chopped onions and cilantro- this is the place. (That combo is my sworn enemy). I had a grilled chicken burrito, instead. Very good meals for the both of us. The place is quite small and has minimal seating. We didn't have an issue in a Monday evening. I liked the self serve salsa bar. Many choices f spice available.

For this Friday's out and about exploring of new restaurants, we tried Chili Chop. I'd found the…read morelocation on FB Reels or TikTok and it looked good. I'd sent it to my better half and he said, "let's go." OK... it's a hole in the wall in a strip center. But you know that sometimes those places are absolutely wonderful. And this was one of those times. From the time we walked in, we were welcomed. The lady working the front went through the menu... explained the options and even told us about options that weren't listed. I decided on the Heat Combo... the hubby decided on the Regular Combo. You're going to find that everything is made to order. So nothing just sitting around. The sandwiches are what I'd call burritos in a bun. Wrapped in foil and then paper. We were warned to keep the foil on... And with good reason! These are not sit in the car and eat sandwiches. They're moist... they're juicy and DELICIOUS! Now, I got the one called the Heat. It was not overly spicy but had a good level of heat. I was told if you like it spicy, just ask for hot sauce. I'm kinda torn by that because the general flavor of the sandwich is really good and wouldn't want to cover that up. The Combo comes with thick potato wedges. They were good and neither of us were able to finish all of them. They have some side dipping sauces I want to try next time. We opted to dine in. The dining room is a bit small and standard. There are only about 4 or 5 tables. But, it's clean (spotless clean) and does the trick. I imagine if it's busy it can get quite full. Honestly... this style of food is pretty unique to the Metro. It's not quite a Philly Restaurant... it's not quite a traditional Chili Shop... It's more of what you'd see with a "loose meat" restaurant from the Midwest. But whatever you think it is, it works. And we'll be back!

I was supposed to be headed to Monterey's a few doors down until I noticed the "Grand Opening" sign…read moreand ventured over for a closer view. A 98 "Health Score" in this day and age or ANY day and age is a pretty good start and the customer service was beyond stellar!! Chef Angie was helpful and attentive. Granted, I was the only customer there at the time, but that's NOT something to be taken for granted...I've been the only person in line somewhere before and STILL got terrible service!! The price may have been a bit on the high end for the fare offerings, but it was fresh and made to order and it tasted out-expletive-standing (The toasted bun and the Chipotle Ranch Sauce on the Chop Veggie was "Umm Umm GOOD!!)...I will definitely be returning!! =)