This is probably the best Mexican food I've ever had. The serving sizes were HUGE and the food was…read moreabsolutely delicious. Everything was cooked to perfection and seasoned perfectly. I wasn't a huge fan of the salsa but it filled me up and was tasty enough. The ambiance is absolutely beautiful! You can see there is so much culture in this place and the staff was super friendly. I saw some other people having issues with staff but that wasn't my experience. DOWNSIDE they don't currently have their liquor license . I don't know what the issue is and quite frankly it was a bummer. That's the only reason I gave them a 4 . The food was so good I honestly didn't mind too much though. Had an amazing time. 100% recommend.

This was the most mid Mexican food I have ever had. The dining room didn't have air conditioning on…read morewhen we first came in on a Sunday afternoon, but I guess they decided to switch it on while there were people pulling out hand held fans and wiping their sweat off. I am assuming the heat inside was why there were grease/sweat patches on the edge of the table I was seated on. The birria tacos were very average, the rice that came with it was absolutely bland and the pastor enchiladas were alright but the meat was mostly charred. The horchata was so dilute, I couldn't taste anything. The only saving grace were the chips and salsa - especially the salsa. Overall, this is a pretty overpriced place for below average food.

Mojitos had no noticeable rum, so they were $10 lemonades. And they had spoiled mint leaves…read more Shrimp ceviche had tough shrimp that were not deveined. The accompanying tostadas were overdone. We were not given chips and salsa. We left without ordering dinner and went somewhere else.

Amazing food, drinks, and service! Guacamole is SO GOOD! Marvin is the best server too!!read more

I have visited Tacos 4 Life a few times since they have opened and while my first visit was a bit…read moreof a miss, the other visits have been way better in terms of customer service and food. I like that this is a mother fast casual option so you can order at the counter and then they will bring the food to you when it's ready. They have a self service station for drinks (no alcohol). I wish I would have taken a picture of the tacos I ordered during my first visit, but I definitely forgot. I ordered a shrimp taco and while I was nervous that it would be small, it as actually a nice size and very filling. Was it a bit spicy? Yes. But I powered through because the flavors were good. The cilantro rice was also so good as a side and I loved the street corn, it was so creamy and delicious. My main pick when I visit now is the half southwest rice bowl with grilled chicken. It is the right portion size and has all the things I love in the rice bowl. I forgot to add avocado/guac on this last visit, but that's usually a good thing to add on top or to the side. Be sure you download the app and sign up for their rewards so that you can earn points and get rewards! You can't sign up in person, you have to sign up through the app (weird, but that's what they told me).

I visited the restaurant for the first time on Tuesday, January 20, 2026. It was big, well lit,…read moreclean, and I loved the mission statement of feeding hungry children. I ordered a Grilled Chicken Taco, Chicken Bacon Ranch Taco, a Chipotle Steak Taco, and Chips and Queso. I received my food in less than 10 minutes...fast and prompt. The tacos were nicely filled but the meats were fairly tasteless. The saving grace were the sauces provided. Also, the soft fluffy shells crumbled as I began to eat them. As far as the queso, I didn't really care for the taste. It was something off about it that I can't put my finger on. I was hoping for a great food experience based off other reviews but know all tastebuds are different. My search continues for epic tacos.

Stopped by Kalbi Taco Shack after catching a movie at the Alamo Drafthouse, and it was the perfect…read morechoice. My wife had the shrimp tacos, and I went with the chicken teriyaki rice bowl with vegetables. Both meals were delicious -- fresh ingredients, great flavor, and generous portions. The lemonade hit the spot too. Service was fast and friendly, and the food came out perfectly made. Highly recommend if you're in the City Foundry and want something tasty.

I just found a charge for the exact amount when I went there in January and I never went there in…read moreFebruary. There is no phone number to call them and ask them why they have this erroneous charge on my card when I went to submit a contact me concern it wouldn't go through. I am beyond mad. I paid more there for a bowl of rice and tofu with chicken that I did for a full meal and great service at the drunken fish because they had to make mine special due to an allergy and now I find erroneous charge of my credit card. I am livid. So I see your reply to mine. I just checked my credit card and you still have not removed the charge.

This place is the best! I just heard they may close at the end of 2025, which would really be a…read moreshame. There's nothing quite like it in the neighborhood. RST is owned by an amazing couple who care about their guests and their products. The food is fun and tasty; drinks are fantastic. First off: there's a small parking lot on the east side of the building plus plenty of street parking. Inside you'll be graciously welcomed by the bartender if you slide onto a barstool-- or you can be seated at a table in the dining room or outside. They're usually a few decent beers on tap, and more available in cans. The bar manager does excellent work with a specialty cocktail menu and house-made shrubs and syrups. The house margarita is affordable and very drinkable. While you wait, enjoy complimentary popcorn topped with Rock Star Dust-- their own special blend of seasonings that is also included in several other menu items. Scan the QR code to see the menu of rockstar-named dishes like the glass onion rings, Amy Swinehouse (pork taco) and such. It's all good! (Your server will take your order & bring the food out.) Tamales are especially excellent, made with the owner's mother's authentic recipe. There are a few vegetarian options, rotating specials, and sweet treats as well. You can get in and out pretty quickly if you've got somewhere else to be, or hang for a while and enjoy the cool atmosphere & wonderful people!

Everything was great! We are sad to see them go. I had the McSabbath, Fish You were Here (the sweet…read moresauce wasn't for me, but the fish was nice and crispy), and the Man in the Box. We tried Eye of the Tiger, Mac & Diane, and Down on the Korner. All were tasty. If anything, I love the menu for clever names. Be sure to get there before they close the doors and grab a bottle of Rock Star Dust, too.

Though it is called Taco Twist, don't let it fool you! I did not have tacos. I needed a meatless…read moresandwich and they provided. Take a good gander at the menu because they likely have exactly what you need!

Went here Saturday night with my husband. Was excited to try it. They have a lot of menu options…read moreto pick from and they all seem pretty creative. Ordered the tikka masala burrito and samosas, husband ordered the grilled the goat burrito. We also both ordered the Lime Masala to drink. Drinks came out first, they were unique and tasted pretty good. We ordered our burritos hot, but they were not spicy at all and kind of lacked flavor. The samosas were pretty good! Service was good, we were handed paper menus when we walked in and order was taken quickly. Food came out nice and warm. Servers were friendly. Restaurant is a nice sized space and was clean and quiet. Might come back and try the pizza but burritos were disappointing!

Great Mexican street food! Fast. Not too expensive. Tasty as all get out. 10/10 recommend.read more

Wow! Definitely what we were looking for and hoping it would be! You know how you see a dish and…read morethen go try it out and it is nothing like what you thought it would be??? NOT HERE!! Everything was hot, fresh, cheesy, spicy! Not one disappointing experience. Service was quick. We dined in, its small but big enough and Soo cute with a fun laid back vibe. Can't wait til return!

loved the experience and the staff was super helpful I especially enjoyed Selena & Mayte!!!read more

Honestly my experience here felt like a fever dream. My partner and I were looking somewhere to eat…read morea late dinner on a Thursday night, and we stumbled upon this place. When we walked in, the place was empty, besides the singular bartender standing behind the bar. She told us to sit anywhere we wanted, so we chose a table near the bar. Then, she politely asked us to move to the bar. She apologized and said she was new and that she didn't know what was going on. We started with an order of chips and salsa and shared a mango margarita on the rocks. Let's just say our marg was missing the rocks. The bartender forgot to add ice, so our margita was warm. She gave us a cup of ice to pour in. The marg itself wasn't very strong and tasted pretty syrup-y. Although the chips and salsa only cost us $2.50, I probably could've gone without. I don't think I would've liked them even if they were complimentary. The salsa was decent, but the chips were saltless and flavorless. We ordered two tacos and the arroz con pollo plate. My tacos came out at different times. Both were tiny and disappointing. I had the Hemp Avenue taco and the Sarah Street taco. The black bean juice was everywhere. The tortillas were dry and fell apart. They brought out a quesadilla instead of our arroz con pollo plate. We were confused, but the bartender insisted the order was correct. Then, a few minutes later, the correct plate was brought out. I guess I can't be mad that we scored a free quesadilla. However, it was quite soggy and the cheese was almost a rubbery texture. While we were there, a DJ started playing. The volume of the music went back and forth between increasingly loud and extremely quiet. None of the other staff members acknowledged us whatsoever. It felt like we weren't even there. I hate sounding so pessimistic, so I will say two positive things: their outdoor patio looks like a fun spot in the summer, and I bet this would be a great option if you've been out partying all night and need some food in your belly. Overall a bizarre experience from start to finish!

Wow! We have the worst luck, it's like anytime we fall in love with a place, it ends up closing…read moreright after we visit. The day after our visit, we heard the news that Session Taco in the CWE is closing and will be reopening soon with a new name and flare. I am excited to see what's next... but selfishly, I really love Session Taco and we had such a fun outing as a family after catching a movie at Chase Park Plaza. We shared my favorite carne asada fries and each ordered a taco. The Mahi Taco! Yum. My little one had the chicken tenders and fries, and we all agreed the quality of the chicken was top-tier, honestly some of the best tenders around. Hoping the new version brings the magic!

Welcome Back! I missed you much, its hard to believe you've been gone from this location for almost…read morethree years. However, Kirkwood did a good job filling in for you. I was so excited about your return, that I showed up early for a private party in the new event space downstairs. Which I must say is stellar for a small celebration. I arrived early, so I could sit at the bar and enjoy a refreshing Margarita and it was as good as I remembered. There is just something about a Margarita being made from scratch and shaken just like a Martini, that makes it stand above all the others. The staff was super friendly and I cannot wait to return and chow down on some Shrimp Tacos and an order of their Chips and Salsa.

Popular go to for a fast and tasty meal! I love that there are so many veggie options as well…read more Plenty of parking options on the street and there is a lot near by. Service was a little backed up around dinner but we got our food pretty quickly. Plenty of seating inside the restaurant and some seating outside for warmer days. A nice spot for a casual dinner before heading over to the Grove! I always go with a tofu burrito and typically have some left to save for later. The bulgogi bowl is always very delicious.

I find that I need a burrito, both physiologically and emotionally, on a daily basis, but I don't…read moreactually get a burrito very often. I don't dine out as often as I used to, and sometimes it's necessary to get a cheeseburger. Of course I would never attempt to make a burrito in my own home. I wouldn't have visited Seoul Taco today, except that another restaurant I intended to visit, nearby, was closed. I'd read on the app that it's sometimes randomly not open during posted business hours, and wouldn't you know, that turned out to be the case today. Did the owner decide he'd rather go fishing? Is he in jail for a crime that would be considered reprehensible even by Grove standards? I'm not into spreading rumors. Ask someone at Pie Guy. Oh wait, you can't. This location of the local Korean fusion chain appeared to me like a beacon at the east end of the eclectic business district. It's in a weirdly nice building that may have been purposely designed to attract gainfully employed young people. The entire block, consisting of at least two apartment buildings and multiple storefronts, has the design language of a circa '08 Chipotle. If you wanted to, you could actually live in an apartment above Seoul Taco. Imagine how convenient that would be. I knew I should have tried harder in college. The burrito here is an especially generous serving, the fact that it consists primarily of rice notwithstanding, but the tacos might be the thing to get. It's a perfectly fine serving size, and the emphasis is on the meat, as it should be. Right, Puff Daddy? The Seoul Tacos come with your choice of meat, spring mix that's probably from a bag, some sort of sriracha-mayo mix and that might be it. I'm not familiar with the Street Tacos, and in fact I wasn't aware that they existed until just now. They might have more of an attitude. I toyed with the idea of getting a quesadilla, which is never bad, even if you get it from Taco Bell. Instead, I went with the Nachos, for a little textural contrast. I got one taco in addition to the nachos, because I hadn't had one in literally decades, and I figured it might be useful as a point of comparison if I visit any other restaurants that serve tacos. The nachos were surprisingly beef-forward. Rarely are you presented with an entree that has more beef in it than you expected. I felt like I was in a Wendy's circa 1983. For anything with beef in it, you pay a surcharge that, depending on the item, is almost enough to purchase an entire meal elsewhere, so I guess that's the least they can do. Meanwhile, there's not much cheese. Should it not be the opposite? By definition, nachos are chips and cheese. You don't even necessarily need the meat. Was the person who made this on drugs? There's a dispensary nearby. You're bombarded by the smell, if you park at that end of the street. For the taco, I went with the spicy pork, which might be the thing to get. The beef is great (ahem), and I suspect that the surcharge has as much to do with the taste as the food cost (they could just give you less of it, or jack up the price of everything else), but the pork is arguably just as good (with all due respect to the Honorable Minister), and it has the rare distinction of having a spice level appropriate for an adult of normal intelligence. You can actually taste it. If I were to return, I'd probably get the Seoul Tacos with the pork, even if money were no object. Like, if I won the lottery. I was delighted to see that this place has cookies, and of course I felt obligated to try one, as part of a balanced diet. They don't seem to be freshly baked, and they cost too much, but they're great. If I'm not mistaken, one of them was a matcha chocolate chip. Clearly, it was designed to appeal to the kind of person who would pay a premium to live upstairs. I went with some sort of salted caramel--like a chocolate chip cookie, but with caramel instead of chocolate. It was ginormous, tasty and probably very unhealthy. It had a texture not unlike those soft batch cookies they had to pull from the market because the trans fats would cause your heart to explode. If I ever die, it's their fault.