I ordered online tonight and when I arrived in about 5 min. I walked in to find staff bagging up my…read morethree Gringos ready to go!

Food was decent though I don't know if I'd say $40 for 4 tacos is worth it…read more Service was very underwhelming. We placed a takeout order, in store at the register, at 12:32pm and didn't get our food until 1:23pm. We were told "I have 3 "instore" orders to do ahead of you" while they preceded to give food to people who ordered after us. I would recommend avoiding this place for the most part.

Their tacos are to die for! Very pleasantly surprised at the depth of flavors available. Will…read moredefinitely be going again.

I had a carne asada burrito and a pastor taco. They were amazing. I'll definitely be back as often…read moreas I'm

I found this food truck, and I must say it was delicious! The tacos had amazing flavor. They have…read morejalapeños that are actually spicy, plus a great variety of salsas and toppings. Loved it! Que ricos tacos, de verdad tenían muy buen sazón. Ellos tienen jalapeños en vinagre que sí pican, además de una gran variedad de salsas y toppings. Me encantó!

The Al pastor, steak, and shrimp tacos are some of the best I've ever had. Super affordable place…read moreand insane flavors. The sauce/condiment cooler had fresh ingredients and house made sauces. 10/10 will drive back from SLC in a heartbeat. Service was nice and quick. A few seats and table outside to sit.

Lupita Tacos recently opened near the Smith's gas station on the north side of the Smith's…read moreMarketplace parking lot. They have an enclosed trailer where they prepare several kinds of Mexican street style taco dishes. I ordered two cachete (cheek) tacos, and loaded them with lots of pico de Gallo, jalapeños, limes, cabbage and carrot slices. The cheek meat was a good replacement for the cabeza meat I usually get. It was so good that I returned for another taco, trying the barbacoa for my third taco. The meat had a bit of a smoky flavor and had a great taste. It made for a great quick lunch. I'll definitely support this new addition to Bountiful's culinary wasteland.

I got the chicken enchiladas from Lupita's and it was totally lovely. I would absolutely go back…read moreand recommend anyone that wants some tasty and local Mexican food. The workers are super nice and the prices are on point. They also have a lot of toppings and salsa available. I'd totally recommend anyone in the area to support this local business.

Chonchis is still the best tacos I've found in Davis county…read more They no longer do the flavored pistachios and their prices have gone up, $3.25 tacos, $5 casa barrias. And they'll no longer put cheese on chips when requested. They still make a great taco. Customer service doesn't feel as accommodating as it used to be. But the food will keep me coming back for now. As long as they don't raise their prices anymore and I'd come more often if they were more affordable. The other taco shop I go to regularly has tacos for $2.50.

great price for great street tacos, no kidding! nice variety of tacos plus a few other other…read moreoptions. This is not your typical Mexican restaurant.

This was our first time trying Top Taco. We really enjoyed it. The restaurant is clean and…read morecomfortable. Service was friendly and very fast! We tried a few different tacos and sampled each sauce and all were quite good. We loved the sauce caddy system. All of them were delicious but the dark green salsa packs some serious heat. The tacos were quite good, if a tad small, and my SO was still hungry after 3 so we decided to order the Gringa too. This was a standout and probably what we will order from now on. Their cheesecakes also look amazing and we hope to try them next time.

I was really excited to try this place since it's super close to me, has great reviews, and…read morehonestly, who doesn't love a good street taco? I ordered two chicken tacos with cheese and guac as add-ons. They were tasty, but each taco came out to around $5, which feels a bit pricey for street tacos, especially since they're on the smaller side. They do offer a nice variety of sauces though, which I appreciated. The inside has a good amount of seating, and it was pretty busy when we stopped by for lunch. Service was quick, and the ambience is what you'd expect from a casual Mexican spot. Overall, solid tacos, just slightly on the expensive side for what you get.

I love me some tacos, so I'm always down to try something new and authentic. I would have never…read moreseen this place if I had been getting gas at the Chevron 20 feet away. I'd return if I lived in the area. They should seriously work on signage. I pulled up and wasn't even sure I was at the right place until I was at the window. I ordered 3 chicken tacos on corn tortillas. Super hot, tasted fresh, and I liked that they had a self-serve bar. I was able to add cilantro and onions and hot sauce. My total was $3.75. They were far better than a place I've eaten in Atlanta and paid $6/taco.

This is a food truck in the Smiths Grocery Parking at the north end, after you find it, which is…read morethe hard part, keep in mind they are only open till 8. They were nice enough to serve us at 8:13. Good was good. Tacos are $1.50 and are yummy. Super nice people/ owners and happy we came here. Bonus they are nested to a shaved ice place. Spanish rice that came with the kids meal was delicious, best I've ever had! Maybe next time we come we will try more of the menu rather than just tacos because they were accommodating us.

These guys are the one! Everyday they have specials that are fire. I came in today for the shrimp…read moreand fish tacos that are only $2.50 on Wednesdays. The el chingon is my fave though! Gotta try this spot!!

Santo Taco USED to be the well-priced value spot for authentic Mexican food..Not anymore…read more And I'm just not that into what they call a birria taco around here..Too much meat, not enough cheese, and to be true "quesabirria"-style they need to be griddled much more (like Del Barrio does). Plus their consommé was a too bitter for my liking. Al pastor here is the much better option - greasy, saucy, tender and flavorful chunks of pork. But these are average sized street tacos, not worth the $4.00-4.50 per price tag. I also tried their asada steak fries, one of the worst I've ever had. Fries were swimming in waay too much cheap, nasty Velveeta-style cheese, NO GUACAMOLE, and not nearly enough asada meat.***It's hard to believe, but an order of these has nearly quadrupled in price in 6 short years, up from $4 to one of the higher prices in town at $15!! But do keep in mind, an $8 half order is more than enough for one person. Salsa bar here is decent but lacked on salsa options, no creamy green or orange salsas here. They wouldn't even grill me onions when I asked, he instead pointed me down to the salsa bar, where raw onions were diced, unrinsed and very pungent, gag. They do have daily specials that help some with prices. Sunday wasn't even on their list and ended up being 3x birria tacos for $10. So the counter service was friendly enough but not very accommodating. Ease of communication was only so-so. The dining room is small, order in back by the soda machine. Atmosphere is more modern than your average hole in the wall taqueria, complete with photo op for the Gram. I was super annoyed that they only have tall bar height tables. And the speaker blasting music was too loud according to my kiddos. I usually agree with Guy Fieri on his picks, but I just can't do it with Santo Taco.

I went today after seeing this cart every day while driving to work. It was well worth my stop…read more I had yet to find something that made me feel like I was back in Mexico. This cart did it. I couldn't decide on what kind of tacos to get so I ended up getting one of each: pollo, carnitas, asada, cabeza, al pastor, and barbacoa. Each was good but I would say that the real standouts were barbacoa and asada. Next time I go I'll probably only order those two. Along with the taste the price left nothing to be desired. At only $1 each I was able to try all of them without worrying about how much I was spending. They also offer quesadillas, tortas, burritos and occasionally on Saturdays pizole or menudo.

ADD MORE MEAT!!! I…read morehad the burrito and it was wrapped in a delicious homemade tortilla and very tasty rice and beans but the spicy pork was basically just a light flavoring unlike the taco stands in south salt lake where the entire burrito is delicious al pastor. $7 for a very average burrito and $2.50 for a soda.

Delicious. Flat out delicious. And cheap. A big burrito for 6 bucks, tacos for a buck fifty.read more