Out of this world authentic Mexican food…read more No English menu but the young lady behind the counter can help with translation. This is not Tex mex at all!!! Very good prices

A SoCal and a Texan say heck yes. Amazing food. Everything delicious and fresh and made to order…read more Friendly people too. Wish we lived closer!

New place in a town of three Mexican restaurants already…read more I enjoy trying new restaurants. This one is different, authentic foods, and beautifully plated. Even the chips and salsa arrive on a platter. Service was prompt, friendly. The server, Jaleen, answered questions well. Fountain Coke products, bottled Mexican sodas, sweet and half and half tea. Unfortunately, there was no unsweetened tea, but water with lemon was good. Coffee, horchata, and Jarrito products are also offered. Today, I enjoyed Enchiladas Posotinas. Menu said five, plate came with four, plus lacking the avocado and the pork skins. I enjoyed it anyway. Salsa was well seasoned, mild with a hint of a kick and just the right thickness. Colorful decor, traditional music to add to the experience. Support local! Let's help this one succeed.

Really great find that I hope stays around. For $15 I got three tacos al pastor with a plate full…read moreof grilled nopales and fresh toppings plus a plate of sides and chips and salsa! The tortillas are made by hand and you can tell. The waitress was very sweet and the ambience is well designed and clean. I will make this a regular stop in the future and will tell friends about it.

This restaurant is FIRE! (Hard stop) It's giving amazing taco truck, in dine-in restaurant form and…read moreI love that for me. The food and service were great, and they probably need more staff as the locals have spoken-- they love it and are continually streaming in! I tried the beef tacos, queso fundido (the star) , and Guac. All were tasty and should be noted by me forgetting to get a photo before devouring. Again, I'm all in on this spot and will return as soon as possible.

I went to Tacos Oaxaca on National Taco Day, which landed on a Tuesday, and somehow this was my…read morefirst time trying it despite hearing about it forever. I was expecting a typical indoor sit down spot. Instead, you order inside, but there are only a few bar-style tables indoors and no real seating. Most of the seating is outside on the patio, maybe four or five tables total. It was a little chilly that day, but nothing we couldn't tolerate. Honestly, if I had dressed smarter, meaning not shorts, a t-shirt, and slippahs (or chanclas in this case), which honestly would've fit the vibe here, I would have been completely fine. The food was excellent. I didn't take any photos because I immediately dug in. Everyone ordered tacos with all the usual fixings, and even the kids were happy, which is always a good sign. The kids went with beef tacos, and my wife and I both ordered tacos al pastor. They were flavorful, well cooked, and easily the highlight of the meal. Portion-wise, I'd recommend at least three tacos. Four was perfect for me, and five had me completely stuffed. The reason I'm landing at four stars instead of five comes down to two things. Most of the seating being outdoors limits this place on colder or rainy days, and there was no beer available, which felt like a missed opportunity for a taco spot. I think they may have wine or sangria, but tacos without a cold beer just feels wrong. Overall, Tacos Oaxaca absolutely lives up to the hype. Great food, simple setup, and a place I'll gladly return to, just maybe on a warmer day.

This was by far one of the greatest taco trucks I've ever experienced in my entire life! I…read moreliterally got up and started hitting a shuffle. The ladies are extremely nice, and the sauce is absolutely through the roof! Me and my brother were starving and crazy taco was the greatest decision we've ever made in our life second to following Jesus Christ. I would highly recommend getting some food from crazy tacos. I am blown away by how good it was. The people down below that gave crazy tacos of one star are literally mentally ill and stupid! Do not listen to those fraudulent people!! Crazy tacos is absolutely amazing!

Ordered pork tacos. No taste whatsoever. My 1st time here and I was disappointed …read more Don't think I'm going back.

Honnnnney, 10/10. I peeped them cooking and if they were tryna impressed me, job well done. The…read morebest burrito. It was huge and so filling. I was able to have for two meals. My total was about $18. It's in a gas station parking lot about the wait wasn't long maybe 15-20 minutes and we had 2-3 people ahead of us. Perfect for after our concert at the ritz. The owners were nice and they had a PA system so you can hear your order too.

Ugh. Another fantastic taco spot in raleigh. They've grown so much over the past few years. I'll…read morealways hold their first truck close to my heart. Service is quick and their brick and mortar spots are decent. Nothing flashy - which is appreciated.

New food truck that just opened up in Benson. They have…read moredelicious authentic Mexican street food.

The food it so good!! I would eat here again whenever I'm in town. The service was good too, the…read morepeople are really nice and bilingual. :)) 10/10

Really good food I go almost every weekend never disappoints!…read more Best taco truck around to!

The Taco Factory is not like other Mexican restaurants in the area. It leans more towards authentic…read moreMexican, and is great! Their salsa is a bit on the spicier side but is made with fresh ingredients and tastes good! You can tell that it's homemade, which is an expectation for any Mexican restaurant. I got the chicken ACP. It is great but just like the salsa, something in it (likely the cheese) has a kick! All of the components (rice, chicken, and cheese) have good flavor. If you're not a big taco fan (like me), then try the ACP! You won't regret it. My dad's birria tacos were great as well. Our server was a great guy, and frequently came around to check on us. The vibe is more of a modern Mexican establishment.

This place use to be really good, but the quality has dropped over the last year. The gorditas were…read moresoaking with grease and lacked flavor, al pastor didn't have any pineapple in it and hardly any crema on the top. Carne asada tacos were flavorless. The chips are heavy and not good. Salsas are good and customer services is always great, but overall, we have tried to give this place many chances, and we have said one too many times this is our last. I hope this rating will help them to redeem themselves unfortunately they have lost a loyal customer. Super disappointing as we always stoped here on our travels to western nc.

First time visiting. Food is authentic. I had the Sopa de Mariscos; was very good. Definitely…read morewill return to try other items on the menu.

We live in North Raleigh, so it's about a 25-minute drive to Wake Forest. The upside is that once…read moreyou're there, shopping and dining are all close together--making it a convenient outing. After running errands, we drove just six minutes to El Chapin, a Guatemalan restaurant. Forget Tex-Mex--this is a completely different Latin cuisine experience. The two of us spent $76 (including tax and tip), but we intentionally ordered extra to take home leftovers. Parking was easy, right out front, and the restaurant itself is spacious. Since we arrived just a few minutes after opening, we had the place to ourselves at first and were seated immediately. Service was prompt and very helpful--the server even suggested we might have ordered too much food (he was right, but we didn't mind!). Here's what we tried: Plato Chorizo y Longaniza - a sausage platter with salad, rice, refried black beans, and two delicious housemade corn tortillas. Pollo Adobado - marinated chicken with rice, salad, refried black beans and two housemade corn tortillas . Ceviche de Camarón - fresh and tangy, though light on shrimp, which tasted a bit tough Fried Plantains - perfectly done, sweet, and satisfying. Plus, I had an unsweetened iced tea with lemon. The highlights for me were the flavorful rice (with vegetables mixed in, including carrots and squash), the marinated chicken, and the sausages. The plantains were also excellent. The ceviche had great flavor but could've used more shrimp. The only miss for me was the salad--generous in portion but iceberg-based, so a bit bland. Overall, the food was fresh, flavorful, not heavy or greasy, and we left with enough for another one or two meals. We'll definitely be back.