The food was very good and the service was excellent. I'm not a fan of mojitos, but the coconut mojito was very good. read more

Back in high school around 2012, I was coming here so often to order tacos for takeout. Eventually, I stopped because as a 15 year old, I only have so much money available to be buying tacos so often lol. Last week, I came back to my favorite neighborhood taco spot And nothing has changed. The quality and savoriness of the tacos is still the same. I ordered a chorizo, lengua and Cecina taco and they were all delicious. You can just tell that this is a neighborhood spot. Besides me, everyone was there with their family having a nice weekend dinner chatting it up and enjoying the vibes. If you live in Sunset Park and ur looking for a taco restaurant to try, I would totally recommend giving this spot a chance read more

Tulcingo - two plates of food on a table - Mexican Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

La comida perfecta lo único que no megusto fue el servicio 2 veces me pare a pedir mi total para pagar los meseros muy distraídos

This place is under looked ! Food is amazing, delicious! And fresh. The staff is nice and attentive. Q nice place for a family dinner/lunch. We had the burrito, guacamole and chips, carne azada all was very tasty and fresh. The drinks were also good. They had nice music playing and the tv with a soccer game on. The food is reasonably priced. I highly recommend this place and I can't wait to go back and try something different. read more

Good food at a great price. Had a dinner for two that was very filling plus drinks, and left for less than $40 after the tip. Definitely a great option on a budget. read more

Tulcingo Deli is Sunset Park personified. Pretty sizable Mexican restaurant with tables big enough for groups of any size. You can also order to go from the counter in the back. Plus, when I was there on a Friday night, a man with a classical guitar serenaded everyone. I ordered three tacos - barbacoa (goat meat), al pastor, and the buche (pig stomach). All three were pretty good, but the standout was the barbacoa. Can never turn down goat. Silly me, I was in a rush and didn't know they included a small container of salsa verde in the bag and was so excited to eat, I almost finished my meal before realizing. But I had it with my last taco and it was nice and spicy (but not too much). If you're in the area, there are better taco places around, but Tulcingo is a good enough choice. read more

3 stars is pushing it. First, let me start with positive things about this place. We liked beans, and we loved salsa verde. Coffee was strong, super strong- so if that's your thing you found your place. They don't have cream, only milk (bring your own??...). Now, about parts we didn't like: Barbacoa taco, bad- flavorless, colorless meat- do not order. Shame for Mexican cuisine. My chilaquiles verdes were, ummm, too soggy, egg was so plain and yolk dry.... Husband's huevos rancheros where just blah. Egg on soggy tortilla topped with salsa verde... nothing special.... It's a neighborhood restaurant that in desperation will sustain craving for some Mexican food but it's nothing out of the ordinary. Have low expectations when you come here. read more

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I love this place. I've only ever gotten tacos and tortas, but every time it's delicious Lengua tacos for life! read more

What do you tell someone that speaks Spanish? If you "Tellcinco" then you just asked them for 5 of something. If you "Tellchinga" then you will either get beaten up, or made love to. I'm not sure which of these concepts led to the naming of this deli, but it's open to interpretation. What to get: Tacos. What else: Tellchinga. The tacos here were pretty standard. I had asada and pastor. They were nicely flavoured and enjoyable, and in a city with limited fantastic taco options, they may even have scored a 5, but I'm going to stick with a 4 for these ones. The reason they only score a 4 is pretty simple. The service here is awful. The woman ringing up my partner in crime treated her like she absolutely hated her. There was snarkiness, resentment and pissiness. I'm not sure why. Partly because she wasn't sure what she wanted. But nobody else was ordering at the time, so I'm not sure what the big deal was. In any case, due to the average food and horrendous service, I probably won't come back for a second try. However my rating is based purely on the food and it's a solid 4. read more

I realize that I'm updating this review yet again, but as the Dude said, "new shit has come to light". And that is their tacos arabes. It's not a popular dish, or even one that's talked about a lot at Mexican restaurants, but I really don't know why. Imagine a taco, but in a tortilla that has a bit more volume than a normal corn or flour tortilla. Then it's filled with spit-cooked/marinated ground lamb and a red mole sauce, and rolled up. Holy cow is it amazing. Their potato taquitos are also remarkably good, though a note to vegetarian diners, they have little bits of meat in there (which you absolutely do want if you're not a vegetarian, as they give the dish a bit of spice). I also ordered dessert for the first time, and was of course pleased with the results. They bake the cakes they serve on location. This is hands down, my favorite Mexican restaurant in New York. read more

3rd on a taco tour of sunset park on cinco de mayo. Got an arabes taco @ $2.50 and an al pastor (roasted pork) @ $2.25. The arabes was really flavorful but didn't need so much adobo sauce. Some guac or pico would've been better. The al pastor was fork tender, came with guacamole, and had the most amount of meat for the price out of all the tacos we tried today. Unfortunately the meat's flavor was too subtle to warrant high marks. Wouldn't get it again. Also got a beer, which so happens to be the only item on the menu without a price....hmmmmm shady!!....and it turned out to be $5. So much for a cheap hole in the wall. I suspect that this was the gringo price. Beware fellow honkeys. Oh yeah, bathroom had no soap.....so how would the workers wash their hands after going......uh yeah.....gross. read more

Tulcingo - al pastor taco - Mexican Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

¡Taco Crawl! continued at Tulcingo Deli. Although the name gives the impression of a bodega, it's a full-service, casual restaurant, although there is an area by the cashier that offers snacks. We only tried the tacos, so can't speak to the other food. I suggest passing on the complimentary chips and salsa they serve. Although our chips came in a sealed paper bag, they turned out to be stale. The salsa is so sweet and pulverized that they might as well have just put out a bottle of ketchup alongside the chips. From reading the other reviews I'm sure the chips were an accident, but the salsa... they might want to rethink it. We ordered a variety of tacos, some of which were interesting. The tacos come with a guacamole sauce, but fortunately they use the right amount, so it doesn't end up overpowering the rest of the flavors, as it does at Coatzingo in Queens. The lengua and chorizo were perfectly fine - the chorizo was a big step up compared to the one we had at Xochimilco - but Tulcingo also offers specialties such as oreja, arabes and placero. The oreja - pig ear - wasn't all that good; it was far too tendon-y and chewy to enjoy - I had to force myself to swallow - but, since this was the first time I had an oreja taco, I'm willing to give Tulcingo the benefit of the doubt that it's the nature of the dish, not that Tulcingo prepared it poorly (if any Yelpers think otherwise, I'm down if you can tell me where to get a good oreja taco). The arabes was really good; it's chipotle-flavored lamb - smoky and spicy, a flavor combination that you're not going to find in any other taco - served with standard taco fixin's - onion, cilantro - in a rolled flour tortilla that's bigger than your average taco. I wonder if there's a future for innovating with new taco flavors. Curry taco? I'd try it. The other unique taco we had - and I'm surprised that no one on Yelp has called it out yet - was the placero, which is your choice of meat with cooked onions, - large, half-ring-sliced onions, not the standard finely chopped ones you might expect - rice and french fries. When our waitress explained this most of my group - myself included - looked askance, but to his credit my friend Mike T. was all over it. That was a good call, because it's a really tasty taco. Meat + starch = awesome, so why not put it in a taco? It's kind of like adding fries to a gyro or falafel, except a tortilla's much thinner than a pita (that's a good thing). According to our waitress it's really popular. Tulcingo has its ups and downs, but most of the food is alright and maybe with some more hard-hitting Yelping we can figure out exactly what to order to bring out its best dishes. In my opinion this is the best taco joint in Brooklyn (our crawl skipped Matamoros - I know, I know). read more

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Big fan of this place. Chicken torta sandwich is the best in the area. Large menu, outdoor seating.

I was starving tonight when I saw this place and I thought, I haven't eaten Mexican food for a while. So I decided to go in and get some food for me and my family. So I ordered three burritos. With carne asada Which is beef made on the grill? Also, ordered three tacos with pork on the grill, Sounds like a very simple order, right? Wrong! Got home. I went directly to my dining table. I took a big bite. And I thought where is the flavors? Burritos usually come with lots of flavors. Like with beef, rice, beans, onions, cilantro, And your choice of white cream.Sauce or guacamole I asked for guacamole I opened up a burrito. And found that there was no cilantro. No onions. No guacamole. And basically no flavoring whatsoever. And to top it off. They gave me the wrong order with the beef tacos. They gave me three small rolled tacos... That was hard as rocks, and the meat that was inside. Was burnt to a crisp. I would have returned the food back for a total refund. But I already travel 20 miles to home so I couldn't. I called them and told them that I didn't order those three round tacos. And That they were burnt. And the burritos were totally flavorless. He said he'll talk to the chef and offered no resolution. Stay away from this place unless blan hospital food. And they're not that cheap in price. I have paid a lot less for a lot better food. read more

When it comes to Mexican food, whom would you trust? Yelper A: I am from California. I practically cut my teeth on a Mission Burrito. Yelper B: I am from California. No one beats LA's Taco trucks! Yelper C: I am from California. Also, a Mexican busboy in SD once winked at me Yelper D: It's all in the stars. I have Venus in Libra. I would rather listen to Yelper D. The odds of being rightly guided are better because as per astrology people with Venus in Libra are balanced and blessed with good taste. Mexi Californication.... is a disease where the patient prefaces all Mexican food reviews with "I am from California". In that hallucinatory state, it is difficult to fathom that: a) 'Bounded Rationality' explains why you stereotype or think that people all over Mexico eat food prepared in the SAME manner; b) Burritos and Tacos, alone, do not define Mexican food; c) Just because YOU haven't found good Mexican food in NYC, doesn't mean that there is none, a.k.a. argumentum ad ignorantiam (fallacy). I can not confer authenticity to Tulcingo. I CAN, however, review based on whether or not I enjoyed the food: I did - Immensely. I CAN speak for my reviewing discipline: I review after multiple trials, and on a comparative basis - after sampling the competitive offering. I note my limitations (in this case: I don't eat pork), and I let the reader get a sense of my experience and enthusiasm. But, if I were to speak for authenticity, if it weren't for the helpful yelp reviews I would have been Lost in Translation for it was immediately apparent to the server that even my "Hablo y entiendo un poco" was an exaggeration! This differed greatly from my experience at Tacos Matamoros where I had no communication problems given the patronage by H...... persons. In terms of food, the difference was day and night. While I preferred Tulcingo's Cacina (salted beef) and Carne Asada tacos, given the perfect seasoning, generous use of Cilantro, and judicious use of guacamole - I simply loved the Tacos Arabes ("Arabian Taco") an adaptation of the Shawarma (introduced into Mexico City by immigrants) that consists of spit grilled meat served in a rolled, as opposed to flat, thicker flour tortilla (hybrid of tortilla and pita bread). I also loved the Horchata, which had excellent consistency - neither too grainy nor watery. The Tres Leches cake was also superior to the nearby (drier) options. It was topped with a large strawberry that was flanked on one side with chocolate sprinkles and on the other by colorful ones and inspired somewhat by trifle pudding. But, I am not a fan of the salsa that accompanies the complimentary chips. Nor of the television programming which incongruously kept repeating a feature on overweight people in various activities (working out, dancing, beached like a whale, etc.). {In my mind, that would explain why I wasn't able to finish the (huge) slice of cake}. And, while I don't expect to cure the MC disease, I do want to help: This is New York, and there's a reason why you're here - so for your own sake: get over yourself. read more

It's not possible to have to wait for 30 minutes for 3 tamales, they went to Mexico to get them? Food is really good but can't say the same for the service. Seems they prioritize delivery rather than the customers inside their restaurant. Ahora en español (por si no entienden en inglés) No es posible que se tarden 30 min para servir 3 tamales, acaso fueron a México por ellos?. El servicio lamentablemente no está a la par de la comida. Parece ser que se le da prioridad al delivery. read more

I have frequented this place before with a pleasant experience and cannot give it one star for that reason. My family has had good food with ok service. Some of these waitresses don't know what they are doing. We have been served food without utensils or napkins?? Seriously, get it together. Back to my 2 star rating.... My family usually passes here every Sunday morning to buy tortas (sandwiches) to go. I've been disappointed lately. We usually buy tortas de jamon(ham) now and there we buy de bistec ( steak) . The last few weeks I have only seen a slice of ham in my tortas...pathetic. Am I paying for bread and lettuce? read more

Tulcingo - Torta de jamon.. o de lechuga?? - Mexican Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

"Exquisita comida tipica Mexicana" says the menu. I nearly wept when I bit in to my carne asada taco. I'm a Californian who has been eating Mexican food with Mexican people my whole life (Watsonville, San Francisco etc). This food is spectacular. read more

Great and the Best chilaquiles, tortas, agua De horchata, delivery service and eating in the nice restaurant.

This place was hit/miss for me. I felt a bit like a pinata. - I was happy they served up some good chips and a tomato based salsa. But the latter was inexplicably sweet. Some salsa makers add a bit of sugar, but this bordered on being beyond the expectations of any natural salsa ingredient. As such it lacked the semi sweet/salt/heat sparring match of a good salsa and chips +. - I was happy my carne asada taco was a heaping fist-size pouch of meat, guac, onions and cilantro. Unfortunately much of the meat was in fact - fat, and the edible meat was, in turn, flavored like fat. While I do like fat as part of a meat dish, it comes down to technique. Here was a fatty meat that didn't have the flavor seared in or cooked out, but instead it simply steamed in it's own grease. Yes, cooked, but not properly. I ended up making a pile of inedible fatty bits on my plate. That was a stick blow to the head. - Conversely, the Tacos Arabes were fantastic. Nicely cooked meat in a deep, spicy sauce, wrapped in a thicker version of a tortilla (reminded me of a Kati roll). I could eat these daily. Good beans as well, which is a simple, yet key indicator of a decent Mexican joint. - The servers were friendly/nice but moved at their own, random pace. I had ordered a beverage, for example, and halfway through my meal it hadn't arrived. It eventually arrived but required 2 reminders. Waited 20 minutes for my check, but had to throw on my coat and head to the kitchen area to get rung up. Overall I thought it was decent, but hit some sour notes so I don't share the same joys of other reviewers. They do have a pretty large menu so I'll probably re-visit - but not for their carne asada. read more

Can't go wrong with the tacos and the soups. Pros: Barbacoa, pastor tacos. Beef nachos done individually is excellent. Seafood soup on the weekends is fantastic. Nice seafood salad. Its very busy restaurant which goes to show that people in the neighborhood appreciate it. Very reasonable prices. Cons: Nachos Supreme are awful. read more

Delicious mexican food. Good price. BAD BAD service- no english at all!!! 2 waitresses who take extremely long not only for our table but also for others...u can see that clearly cuz everyone is bored and waiting forever... They kept forgeting our orders (it was just me and my husband)... I will go there again just for the food... read more

As a Mexican I must admit I've nn.to a few Mexican restaurant here in NYC and none compare to this place the food taste similar to my mother's authentic Mexican meals. Hands down the best restaurant. All there platters are awesome. Try the flautas. Although the rice is a little weak. read more

This place seemed to be the best Mexican restaurant within a few blocks radius from where I was, and after checking out a few reviews - I tried it! First thing I noticed was the decor. My chair's padding was slashed, with the stuffing coming out. We were kind of free to sit anywhere, I am not sure if they seat people here. The music was BLASTING very loudly (pop songs, not traditional mexican) and it was really annoying. There was only one other table when we came in, but the service was a little hands off. Our water wasn't refilled the whole time, until I asked for more towards the end of the meal. Food was a little slow to come out, especially since we were the only ones there. Now as for the food itself? My chicken with cheese enchilada tasted great! The sauce was amazing, and the chicken grilled just right, hiding underneath plenty of cheese. The presentation was sloppy, the meal looked thrown together without too much care for how it looked. The guacamole was a little too bland, not enough cilantro. We also had to ask for chips... because it didn't come with any. Odd. The chips were very greasy and oily. Considering the prices, I think I would come back to try it again if I couldn't find anything better... just have to cross my fingers and hope it's good. read more

Worst Mexican food ever, I order a tostada and the tortilla wasn't crispy, it was all wet from beans broth like, so I se t it back. Then order a tongue cemita and it didn't have enough tongue, they just put like on the sides so you ven look at it but empty in between. Servers were good tho. La peor comida Mexicana, es una grosería la comida q sirve este lugar. Ordene una tostada y toda la tortilla mojada en caldo de frijol, la tuve q regresar por q no se podía comer. Después ordene una cemita de lengua y no tenía casi nada de lengua, solo le pusieron en las orillas para q se viera y lo de adentro estaba vacío. Sin contar otras malas comidas anteriores, pero esta fue la ultima vez q como ahí. El servicio es normal y la comida pésima. read more

It's true - when it comes to NYC and Mexican food, it's usually all disappointment and leaving hungry for this native Californian of Mexican heritage (a Chicana if you know that word) - NOT the case at Tulcingo. I had two tacos al pastor, delicious and well priced considering they come with a dollop of guacamole each. Ben had a steak with some sort of Arabe inspired sauce - not a traditional dish, a risk, and Tulcongo is rewarded for it's efforts to prepare true Mexican food without allowing rote boring offerings to dominate the menu. We were both well pleased with the food, service and location. Once, I try something more complicated than tacos, I will likely upgrade/downgrade this review. Having tried over a dozen Mexican joints in NYC, this is first is I actually want to return to. Two gripes: chips and salsa presentation is cute, but not ideal in the taste arena. Horchata should be house-made, this one smells/tastes like it came from concentrate. I hope I'm wrong about that one, they lose another star if it's not better then next time I pop in for a more a dish that requires more skill. They get points for having pan dulce on display in the restaurant. read more

Ordered delivery, received incorrect order. Called and spoke with " Miguel " who did nothing to resolve the situation and just reiterated that I was wrong. You lost a loyal customer today. read more

Tasty tacos, authentic food/atmosphere (language is assumed to be Spanish), real guacamole (sauce rather than a dip), tasty tacos. If you have a craving for tasty Mexican food (of any portion), this is a great place to try. You can order 1 taco or as many as you like. They offer a large menu, but I came here for the tacos specifically. I tried the Arabe taco after reading another review, and I have to agree that it was wonderfully flavorful. I would definitely order this again. Can't wait to go back! read more

Hadn't had a torta in a minute and came here on Friday evening with the intent of getting one after reading the other Yelp reviews. There was a group of six men seated near the TV, kicking off the weekend, as well as several other customers. My server didn't speak a lick of English, which is all good in the hood, but a heads up that you may wanna brush up on your Spanish. The complimentary chips and salsa were fine, though the salsa was surprisingly sweet. Once I looked at the menu, I changed my mind about the torta and ordererd a cemita (with milanesa de res) instead since I've never tried one. I also ordered a taco al pastor for comparison's sake, as well as a small horchata. The horchata had a good consistency (I don't like it too watery) but was too grainy. As for the taco, I love that it was served with a roasted jalapeno (as well as onions and radish), aside from the standard lime wedge. Other than that, though, I just wasnt as wowed as I thought I would be. My taco vote still goes to Tacos Matamoros. The cemita, on the other hand, was off the chain. I loved the soft, sesame seed bun. The real kicker was the smoky, fiery, chipotle sauce. Unfortunately, I didn't discover it until halfway through the sandwich, since it wasn't distributed very evenly. I made a note of it for next time and, after tasting the cemita, there will definitely be a next time. I'm willing to bet the tortas are just as good. The check came with banana chicle, which made me feel like a kid again. I wasn't able to use my card to pay since there is a $15 minimum (boo) but this also means it was a cheap meal (yay). I left with a full stomach and half a sandwich in tow. read more

Amongst the mass Mexican restaurants located in Sunset Park, Tulcingo's is one that truly stands out. I eat in here with friends at least 2-3 times a week for a late dinner, and excuse me while I stress an "Ay dios mío!" but their food is amazing! When you eat here you're sure to enjoy the food as well as the customer service and entertainment (especially on Friday night's when the Mariachi play!) Your order arrives to your table in impeccable timing, and it's freshly delivered to meet your hunger. I'd go here every night if I could just to enjoy the entire experience. Cultural pride hangs from the walls and ceiling and is in the air that surrounds you in this delightful restaurant. They're not expensive at all, and they offer free delivery, so what's not to like? Give this place a try that will offer you and your loved ones a rich and tasty experience. It's faster and better than fast food, and it's healthier too! read more

Went for dinner last night. After reading the reviews, I had to try the Tacos Arebes! Wow! Those were worth the trek to Sunset Park. But the Carnitas was awful. So bad that I had to spit it out. It was full of fat and something that looked like pig ear. Which is why they are getting 3 stars. The rice and beans were good, full of lard and creamy like they should be. May try them again for the Al Pastor and Carne Asada tacos. Cold Beer also a plus! read more

I love this place. I have only ordered for lunch but have always been happy. Today I got the Shrimp Tostada - shrimp and avocado were delicious tasting. I also got a Chile Relleno taco - Yum! It had a whole little relleno in there with rice and the tortilla seemed handmade. read more

I came here because of the reviews on Yelp. As a taco connoisseur, I always go for the Al Pastor, which should be shaved pork with some cilantro and topped with pineapple. I'm not really sure what I was served. I think it was pork, but it definitely wasn't Al Pastor, at least not in any traditional sense, and it was missing the pineapple. The waitress later told me that I had to ask for the pineapple. Also, both tacos were inexplicably doused with guacamole. I like guacamole, but not on my tacos. We weren't served with any other salsas to garnish them with. For my first taco outing in Brooklyn I was pretty disappointed. read more

The service was the dealbreaker. The appetizers were the last things that arrived. Other tables also received their meals before us, even though we were there before them. The food itself is just ok. It's not bad, but it's just not good. read more

Whereas I was expecting Bronco to be a sit-down and ended up eating from a truck, I was expecting Tulcingo to be a deli and ended up being a lovely sit-down! My bf and I were pretty stuffed at this point in our Sunset Park taco tour, so we got the Arabes and Pastor to go, and dug in after we got home. The Arabes was heavenly - truly a flavorful combination of east and west. My tastebuds still dream about the rich flavor and succulent texture. It was a five-star experience, even after the long car-ride back to the top of Brooklyn. The Pastor was pretty decent, but nothing to write home about. Go wild and try the Arabes over (or in addition to) whatever your go-to might be. read more

I really was not impressed with the quality of tacos frome here. Ordered the Pastor, Pollo and Bistec tacos with a side of guacamole. They were $2.50 a piece and really not too hot when I opened them up. It seemed like the food was either par-cooked or kept in a steam table and not cooked fresh to order. How I can tell that this is the case, tacos came out super fast. When I order tacos any other place it takes quite a bit of time not very long but not like fast food. Same thing with the cebolla and pablano chile pepper these were definitely pre-cooked and not fresh to order. Flavor was lacking severly and the guacamole was bland and limp. The guacamole was like pudding not chunky and very thin and drippy uggghhh why do I torture myself. Pass Pass Pass!! read more

Eureka! I found it! Mexican food that tastes like home! Home being so-cal, the land of lunch trucks and taquerias. I've been in NY for about 5 months now and my heart literally ached for some huevos con chorizo, and today my heart (and tummy) were finally satisfied. The restaurant was clean and the service was fast, friendly, and flexible ( I made my breakfast plate into a burrito). And the food, ahhh the food... TASTED like I was back in Oxnard noshing on TDM tacos, or feasting at one of the 'Tos in San Diego ( Albertos, Robertos..)...sun on my face, and sand btwn my toes. Eating here was like a portal to home, but step outside, and Brooklyn slaps you in the face. Good thing I have leftovers to take me back home next time I get hungry, which will be very soon:-) read more

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This is my favorite restaurant on 5th Ave. Everytime I go here I order the Enchiladas Suizas. It's four nicely stuffed enchiladas accompanied by rice and beans. Tacos are also amazing, they come wih guac which I love because in some places they charge you extra for that. DO NOT TRY THEIR SANGRIA! I always order a sangria hoping that it'll be better than the last time I came thru but no. It tastes like a fruity medicine you had as a child. They have the best horchata as well. You can tell that it's homemade and not a flavored powder they used. Note that if you order any a large agua fresca, it's a little less than a gallon (i could be exaggerating, but it's a huge glass!). read more

Tulcingo - Enchiladas suizas de pollo, french fries, and tacos de carne enchilada. - Mexican Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I was craving tamales so I decided to order some from there, and found hair both on the outside wrapping and inside the wrapping of the tamale. I called the restaurant and they refunded my money. Attached are pictures of said hair. read more

Tulcingo - Mexican Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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probably the busiest taqueria out of all the ones i've tried in the area. i liked it and i've been back since my initial visit, and will come back again, but it didn't completely blow my mind like i hoped it would. the complimentary chips and salsa were nice but i wasn't crazy about the salsa. it was both mildly spicy and sweet at the same time and it seemed at odds with itself, flavor-wise. tongue taco - flavorful enough but on the drier side and it could have been a little more tender. cecina (salted beef) taco - perfect, but friend thought it was too salty. enchilada taco - i didn't like this because of the little bits of pork fat all throughout the taco, while my friend liked it *because* of that. carne asada - out of all the tacquerias in the area, i felt like the carne asada taco was the best here. the seasonings were just right. you're going to get messy because they fill the tacos to the brim, and then pile the guacamole on top of that. you'll end up using most, if not all, of the little pile of napkins they bring you. presentation wise they dress up each plate of tacos with a small cooked onion and a cooked jalepeno that i guess you can add to your tacos, but it seemed more like something for plating than anything else. i forgot to try the horchata. twice. read more