Love my experience always enjoy the food music and our server Sophia is so sweet and kind will be…read moregoing back

This place is nice and clean! Our server was amazing! She was on point!! Overall this place is…read moregood!! Ostiones con camarón y queso: so good!! 4/5 Aguachile verde: 1/5: it was made with just lemon!! No chile!! No spice! The only good thing to say was that the shrimp was not nasty like days old nasty! I do not recommend the aguachile!! Empanadas: they were good - 4/5 recommended Cóctel de camarón y pulpo :3.5/5 it was good! Idk if I would go back to this spot! I would like to try other spots to compare but this place was not bad and was not like omg good I needs to go back! Maybe next time I'll order other things to see if maybe other things taste better!

Fernando was a great server, attentive and friendly. The organic margarita was perfectly balanced,…read moreand the chunky guacamole had good flavor but way too much pico compared to avocado. Not worth it. The arroz con pollo was outstanding with tender, juicy chicken and a great grilled flavor. My friend had the tacos de chorizo, a little dry but still tasty. I would definitely come back for the margaritas and arroz con pollo.

Really good, tacos are awesome. These people are extremely nice always smiling. Small but very nice…read moreatmosphere.

First time coming here and it was great. It was a random stop but worth it. The food was fresh and…read moreyou could taste the grilled flavor on each protein. Much different from your typical Mexican establishment this place has tacos as the appetizers and bbq ribs, brisket, pork and wings as the main course. I didnt want anything heavy so I got 3 tacos. The Ribeye, Brisket Street Corn and The Pastor were my choices. The ribeye was by far the fav. The tamarind bbq sauce was delicious and elevated my experience. The restaurant is small with inside and outside seating. The customer service was nice but it is definitley more spanish friendly. On Tuesdays they do $3 tacos so I will be back to try the conchinta pibil as they didnt have it this time. Either way, I recommend to everyone for a good quailty bite for under 20 bucks.

The food is delicious and the service is exceptional. I came here to check out Lucy's Padre on…read moreFather's Day and just so happen to try the food. I'll be back. It's my new spot for BBQ. I've been looking for a place to eat good BBQ and I just found it. Check!

This place was sooooo delicious!!! A black owned taco bar that I didn't know I needed! I love the…read moreentire set up, I love how it's like a house turned taco bar. The decor is amazing, colorful, and fun! The people were so nice and pleasant too. One thing I noticed was as people would leave, a young fella would come and start sweeping and mopping the tables right away. This is a win for me because I hate when staff just let the filth sit there. I got the specialty shrimp tacos and they were soooo good and cheesy and full of flavor. My son got the chicken taco kids meal and he ate those black beans til there were none left! I also tried their house made berry lemonade and it was yummy! Omgsh and so was the frozen strawberry margarita which was perfect for the sunny day! I will def be back!!

Simple little taco shop definitely a mom and pop place with Food that was worth it came , I came…read morehere for lunch one day and had a great time. The tacos were hot and fresh. The food is cooked to order . They had nice music playing just as well as they were setting up for some kind event. The event had a DJ coming or they were the DJ setting up outside. The place had outdoor seating and a little bit of room for inside seating but more outside soon than inside like I said the food is cooked to order nice and hot pretty fresh right down the street from Stone Mountain Park walking distance. I definitely recommend this place. If you're in the park or just living in the area try it out they have reasonable prices and good tacos. The service was fast and all different age groups were there.

Had such a great time today with friends. Amazing food and service thank you the chefs Amadeus and…read moreAlexander Vargas.

Me and my family celebrate birthday dinners here every year. The seafood is fresh and the mexican…read morestyle of of preparing is unique and unlike anything we've had. Nothing comes close and we've tried many others. We always order seafood platters because it provides variety, huge portions and we enjoy the family style sharing when eating together. The service is great, the hostess is always polite and the chef always comes table side to check on us and quailty of the food. Menu prices are "market price" so just ask and hostess will confirm prices. The ambiance could use a face lift, especially the rest rooms but honestly its something we overlook because the food is just that damn good!

Wow I've been back twice in three days, I drove by on a Sunday and the taco shop caught my eye. I'm…read moreglad I came for a quick bite for four tacos and they were delicious! Each taco was stuffed full of protein and perfect till the last bite. I enjoyed the sauce bar and they complimented the tacos very well. The service was great as well friendly faces, they were quick to notice I needed a plate when I was sharing tacos with my fiancée. The inside was clean and comfortable and they also had a nice patio area outside as well. The ice cream was a couple steps over so naturally we had to get dessert. The ice cream was also fantastic and I hear it's homemade - I think the cheese is my favorite. Pro tip for a limited time, if you spend $35+ on tacos and bring your receipt to ice cream you get a free scoop!

You can find Taco Shop Taqueria & Creamery at 4316 Chamblee Tucker Rd Tucker, GA 30084. This is a…read moreshopping center that wraps the QT on the corner of Chamblee Tucker Rd (right where it makes a turn towards Tucker) as it transitions into Pleasantdale Rd. There's a bunch of parking in this lot that formerly was home to a Joann's Fabrics. The restaurant is in the former site of a swag Mexican restaurant called El Matador. After experiencing the very mediocre El Matador that previously inhabited this end of the shopping center, we were pleasantly surprised at the good reviews left by some of our local friends. We live in the Northcrest neighborhood basically right behind this place so it's nice to know that a decent restaurant has opened nearby - as much as we love Mediterranean Bakery it's hard to eat there more than once a week. This place offers up a welcome change. From what I can tell the interior has been completely revamped - new everything in a clean, modernist vibe. To the left if the creamery, offering up a fairly large selection of ice cream. I didn't personally try any of it but my wife did and reported that the treats were very creamy and good flavored. I focused on the larger-than-expected Mexican food menu to the right (the rooms are separated a bit but you can easily see each side from the other. This is fast-casual so you order at the counter and they delivery it to your table. On the overhead monitors there was a "Seafood Taco Tray" special that looked right up our ally. 4 seafood tacos of your choice from fried fish, grilled shrimp, grilled lobster, fried calamari and/or seared scallops, all for $13.99 including medium fountain drink. We both ended up ordering the same but I got the scallop while my wife got the calamari. The food took about 15 minutes so I believe much of what we received was made-to-order. The tacos were all served in flour tortillas - I don't remember if I was given an option for corn but assume it could be had. These aren't the micro-street tacos, rather the full size and they were well packed. I thought everything good but next time I'd just get all shrimp, as it was outstanding. Both the scallop and lobster were a little weak in flavor. It also came with a shrimp-based soup that I liked but my wife thought a bit fishy. There's a salsa bar much like you would see at more traditional taquerias on Buford Highway - I tried most of the sauces and liked them all - maybe it's just me but I think they were slightly toned down. From the restaurant's appearance I'd say it's setup to be more gringo friendly. Service was great with the person at the counter able to describe the various options and give advice based on your likes. Overall the entire experience was terrific - I'll update the review after my next visit once things settle-in a bit - I also want to include my thoughts on the ice cream.

Amazing tacos and everything else that they have always open late to save the day 10 out of 10 starsread more

These ladies have an amazing ethos and are putting their money where their idealistic, hopeful…read moremouths are. They donate twenty percent of proceeds from sales to fund a nonprofit program established to help refugees and their children [http://www.fugeesfamily.org/index.htm] and their staff is comprised of program graduates and their parents. Completely amazing and inspiring, like I can't stop saying. These are tamales wrapped in warm fuzzies. That said - and the purpose of a food review - is to comment on what's past the warm fuzzies and inside the corn husks. And on that front, I thought they missed the mark. The shredded chicken tamal I experienced was dry, incredibly bland, and doused in overreaching spicy sauce, which did nothing to redeem its mediocrity. My parents, both of whom raised me on a a hard line There Are Children Starving in Africa- Finish Your Peas approach, and believe it immoral to throw out food, could barely finish theirs. Our group had 4 chicken tamales and 1 vegetarian and no one walked away satisfied. We are of adventurous palates and spiciness isn't really an issue for us. It was a matter of not having much flavor to begin with and then masking it with heat. I found the spice to be a heavy handed afterthought , instead of intrinsic to a robust flavor profile. It was like sprinkling cayenne on sliced white bread. Yeah, it's hot, but it's not really yummy. It seems lots of other folks like their offerings, though, and that does some to alleviate the guilt I feel over not being able to finish the tamal and delivering a less than stellar review. The remaining guilt will likely lead me to try out the tacos.

I was on my way to check out what was going on over at Pop Up Chef when I got sidetracked by…read moreConsuela. She's a tank of a woman and lawd she cooks well. PS: That's the name of their food truck. I'm not actually talking about someone who works there. :) $2.50 tamales?! Yes, please! Today I had the chicken and spicy pork. Apparently that was the most popular combination because that's all I heard other people order. They also have tacos. I need to do a little more research to see if they're corn or flour tortillas (I prefer corn).