The best of all time Lo mejor de Mexico que e provado I'm very delicate with Mexican food cause I'm from a state in Mexico that serves some of the best Mexican food But I had never try tacos like this Lamb tacos with bacon wow amazingly delicious read more

Wahaka - Increíble 30 años en Atlanta y los mejores tacos que me e comido pero ni en México e comido así - Beer Bar Near Me - Dunwoody, Georgia

10/10 love this place! The service was awesome and I love how they had different onions on the side! The ambiance isn't anything fancy which makes it even better. The food came out quick and the prices were great! The shrimp tostado has to be eaten quickly as it has a tomato base but I loved their taco and crunchy cheese. They have specials on Tuesdays on tacos, Wednesdays on margaritas and DJ on Fridays! I'll be back! read more

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The vibes are great for a date night or happy hour. Lots of patio seating. Al pastor tacos were delicious but I had mixed feelings about this spot. Service was just ok. Our server spoke fast and not loud enough so we couldn't hear her well over the loud music. Service is also very slow, took awhile to get our food. Finished our drinks and chips before our food got here. Husband enjoyed his burrito. Lengua taco didn't seem like the lengua we had in the past...this tasted like pulled pork to us? I liked the fish taco. Al pastor was my favorite though with the nice contrast from the pineapple. I was excited to try the churros for dessert but they weren't available so I opted for the tres leches. It was just ok...it was rock hard in the center from being frozen. If they are gonna pre-make cakes to freeze at least defrost them fully for the day before they serve it to customers. I had to take it home bc I couldn't cut into it yet lol read more

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This is the best taco shop I've ever been to in my life. I just moved here from San Diego so I know what I'm talking about. Get the carne asada volcano. And the ribeye con papas taco. read more

I don't know why but I judge every Mexican restaurant by their chips and queso and Wahaka passes! The chips are fresh and crispy, and the queso is creamy and delicious. I usually stop in just to pick up an order of chips and queso , but finally decided to dine in and try the tacos, delicious! The carne asada was so tender and flavorful I ate it so fast and forgot to take a picture, and the fish taco was the best I've ever had, perfectly crisp, well-seasoned, and hot. Great service, Mexican Coke in the bottle, and walking distance from my house. The dining area is not very cozy but the food makes up for it. I'll be back! read more

Wahaka - Fish taco - Beer Bar Near Me - Dunwoody, Georgia

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I've been seeing Wahaka all over my Instagram lately and it looked sooo good, so I decided to stop by after my wax appointment since it's in the same plaza. But y'all... the hype was false The food was just okay to me. I ordered steak, al pastor, and chorizo tacos with a side of Mexican rice. The steak was super dry, the al pastor was really greasy, and the rice was undercooked hard and kinda bland. The sauces were also a little watered down, which was disappointing. BUT I'll give credit where it's due the service was amazing! I went during lunch when it was packed, and the servers still didn't forget about me once. Super friendly and attentive. One thing though... the music was so loud! It felt more like a mini club than a lunch spot. Overall, great service but the food didn't live up to the hype for me. read more

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Was on a business trip to Dunwoody and stopped by to try their food! First off service was amazing and our server was very helpful explaining the salsa's. The tacos were on point! Will be back! read more

First time at Wahaka and I was impressed. It is a smaller establishment but has so much charm and character. We went during lunch time. There was no lunch rush. We were ablet to take our time. Our waiter was helpful in helping us decide what to order. At the time of our visit they did not have flour tortillas. The cheese dip and chips were good. The eggplant taco was good and esquite was tasty. The margaritas was by far the show stopper of the meal. I had the watermelon margarita and the passion fruit margarita. The passion fruit margarita was my favorite of the two. If I'm in the area again and need a quick bite I will definitely go back to Wahaka. read more

I'd seen a few posts on TikTok about Wahaka and decided to stop in one Saturday evening. It was busy, but i didn't have to wait too long to be seated. I wanted the cucumber pineapple margarita, but was informed that they were out so I got a watermelon margarita instead. It was good. To eat, I ordered the al pastor and Baja fish tacos with a side of esquites. They bring out 6 different sauces, which I really enjoyed. Both tacos were really flavorful. The service that I received was great and I look forward to returning. read more

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Loved our dinner here a few weeks ago! A causal spot with some great food. I loved the tray of salsas that they give you. The volcan de pollo was so good and the portion sizes were a good size for the price! The queso was yummy as well. I didn't get a drink, but the margs sounded so good. They also only have bottled water, but it was a fair price. Parking was super easy. We didn't have any issues getting a table when we came in, but it was quite crowded! They have an outdoor patio, indoor seating and bar seating. read more

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I love the atmosphere. There's a very chill patio with folding tables and chairs but it is what it is. Inside has some more decor but is pretty. The food was good and a bit different than your typical taco place. The volcán was fun to try and had a good amount of meat on it too. Also tried the cheesy fries which were avg. will come back for sure. read more

After seeing the hype on Instagram I was excited to try this place! They don't take reservations so I was happy to get a table. The server came over and took our order and was efficient. The food was ok. I wish they had more vegetarian options. I opted for the nachos with no protein and they were good. Casual ambiance inside and outside seating! Free parking also. Some things I found strange: they are a strawless restaurant. They only serve plastic water bottles when you ask for water- seems to be a bit contradicting if you ask me. read more

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This is a nice little place that popped up. It's in a shopping area and it's free parking. Indoor and outdoor seating is available so you can basically decide where you want to be by the weather. If it's nice, the patio area is covered and everything. They are tables on the inside,kind of a picnic style situation...nothing fancy. There is a bar top type seating area too,not a full bar,but you can sit up higher if you want. When you sit down, you will get greeted with a litany of different sauces to try. They come in little metal ramekins so you can taste and see which ones you like. This is actually pretty cool. They do have alcohol there even though it's not a full-bar situation. So if you come in to get some drinks in you, you can actually do this as well. Also, if you don't want to drink, just be aware that you will be served bottled water and not tap water and that does incur a fee. It's not like it's major, like a dollar for a bottle of water, but don't think you just going to come in and get a bunch of free water. With the food I wish they would have explained the sauces right out the gate. I actually had to guess and try all the sauces before I figure out which one I liked or didn't like. Not that it's the end of the world, but you just throw the sauces in front of somebody without explaining what they are, especially because there are six different sauces, that's a thing for me. Papas madhucadas - basically smashed potatoes ..which were not too bad. For $5 you got a nice amount. They didn't have as much in the topping department but they did pretty good and I would order again. Trompo al pastor (volcano) - so looks like a volcano is an open faced taco .... The shell is floor and melted cheese...it's a great combo. This one had the toppings falling over, in a good way though. Really good. Chamlechano (taco) - this was a solid choice. The meat was tender and juicy and didn't necessarily need the sauce...tho I did it anyway lol Chicharron carnitas (volcano) - the protein in this one was really good and savory. Just the right amount of fat to add to the flavor. Would recommend Barbacoa pollo (Taco) - this taco was okay, it wasn't out of the box or blow your socks off, there were some better options Overall, this was a pretty good stop here. The tacos were bigger than anticipated and they were pretty filling and very flavorful. I kind of wish there was a happy hour here but I guess they are still getting acclimated. But I will still go back regardless. read more

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Food was sooooo good! All the staff were super nice and helpful with any questions I had. Sat outside on the patio and they had fans going so it did not feel so hot. read more

Wahaka - Tacos- steak/potatos, al pastor, and fish - Beer Bar Near Me - Dunwoody, Georgia

Consistently great food and service! Great variety of salsas and spicy marg was actually SPICY read more

Wahaka - Beer Bar Near Me - Dunwoody, Georgia

Nice, vibrant Taco place. Many variations of Tacos, but all of meat. Only one chicken, one fish and one vegeterian option. They must have included shrimp tacos. They gave 6 different salsas, but you have to buy chips. Many sides and margaritas, including beer.Water is not served Service is fast and are knowledgeable of menu. The chips are crispy, salass are tasty ranging from milsd to hot. The baja fish is a hit, very tasty but pollo is a miss. Diablo fries are tasteless. Tamarind Margarita is right on spot. read more

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Pronounced just like their other restaurant Oaxaca, on Old Norcross Road, but with an English translation flare to it, it seems. This place is really good. Everything from the vibe of the place with the music and energy, to the attentive service, to the fresh meat, Wahaka does not disappoint. I have been twice and both times have really enjoyed it. The place is still new, but they have been crowded both times I have been. Granted, the place is not very big. We sat outside both times when it was 95+ degrees outside. They did a great job with the fans outside and it was cool and provides a refreshing feel even on hot days, so do not let the weather steer you away from sitting outside. All of the meats they offer have been fresh, flavorful, and delicious. They provide generous portions on both the tacos and volcanes. The tacos are delicious, but the volcanes are what will keep me coming back. It is a cheesy tostada with whatever meat of your choice. They also come topped with beans and offer onion and cilantro on the side. By far the best one is the Al Pastor. Very flavorful and the pineapple on top is a perfect pairing. Definitely give it a try. I also really enjoyed the Chicharron de Carnitas, or fried pork belly. An original reservation that I had was that the chips and cheese dip are 8 dollars and the portion of chips vs. the huge bowl of cheese did not fit. However, we asked for more chips and they kept them coming out free of charge! The service has been attentive and very helpful on recommendations. The spot of lively and music inside is fun and offers a perfect spot for food and drinks. I will keep coming back for sure! read more

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First things first: this place feels like being in Mexico: loud music, caned sodas, bottle water, bottle beer, aguas frescas and a variety of tacos and other options. Let's talk about food; I ordered 3 tacos: Lengua: very plain, couldn't taste any flavor on the meet and had to add salsas, lime, etc to make it work. Baja: fried fish was overdone, and again, the main flavors came from the cabbage, onions, chipotle mayo... Pastor: my most anticipated one, do not make the mistake I did and order this as is (I asked for queso expecting queso asado, chihuahua or other), it came with the queso that is served as a dip, so... my whole taco tasted just like queso and it was heartbreaking. Churros: they're were "ok" in flavor, but felt a little soggy and oily. General: a good experience but expected more from the food itself. I would like to come back and grab "al pastor" tacos again (this time no cheese on it for sure). read more

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My coworkers & I checked out this new restaurant today during lunch. We all ordered 1 taco, Mexican rice & Black beans. We were all satisfied with this portion of 3 items. I got the Barbacoa pollo tacos. Most of the tacos just come with onion & cilantro on the side so I highly recommend trying out their different provided sauces to add some flavor to your tacos. The Mexican Rice was delicious, I could have ordered another one to go. One of my coworkers got the Baja fish taco, she says it was gas (Gen-Z term for very good). My other coworker got the Carne asada taco. She said the steak was nice & juicy. She added the Guacamole sauce to her taco which she really liked. She mixed her beans & rice together in the same bowl and rated it 10/10. There's bar seating, inside & outside seating and a big screen TV inside. The staff were all friendly and looked to all get along with one another. The environment was giving High Morale. We look forward to enjoying future lunch breaks here. read more

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We wen to visit our favorite server who had started working here and am glad we did. The service and food was excellent. We had Asada Taco Asada and Barbacoa Chicken Volcanes Chile Toreado Rice Queso and Nachos Chile Toreado Everything was well seasoned and tasty. I got 10 Jalapeños for $3 on the Chile Toreado plate. I was expecting 3 or 4. They were hot, both taste and temperature. The sound level inside in quite loud. We are going to try outdoor seating on our next visit. My biggest issue is that they don't serve regular water or have fountain drinks. Water and soda is sold by the bottle, definitely a profit center for them. They also had no beer on tap, but it is coming soon. Even though they had bottled drinks, no diet sodas were available. Hopefully these issues will be resolved soon. Other than the beverage issues, it would be five stars. read more

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Came for dinner on a weeknight! The interior of this place was so retro looking and nice. We decided to sit outside since the weather was chilly. I got the chicharon and Baja fish taco. The chicharon was so crispy and good! The fish was also packed with lots of toppings and veges. I love that they give cilantro and onions on the side. They also had some many sauces to choose from! It was so fun trying all the different sauces, though I will say none of them were really that spicy. We also the potato's to share, forgot what these were called on the menu but they were so crispy and good! Service was fast and friendly as well. read more

Wahaka - Beer Bar Near Me - Dunwoody, Georgia

This was such a happy surprise! Tacos and volcanoes. We enjoyed two beautifully crafted margaritas: cucumber-pineapple and tamarind. I say TAMARIND margarita is my new fave. Get it tajin. read more

Wahaka - Salsa selection - Beer Bar Near Me - Dunwoody, Georgia

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If you're in the mood for authentic delicious tasty exceptional Mexican tacos!! This is THE spot. I get the carne asada tacos with fried jalapeños and Jaimaica and it HITS! The staff is awesome and attentive. Super nice and friendly. The tacos are served authentically with chopped onions and cilantro on the side. They have their famous salsa's -which beautifully enhance the flavors of the tacos. I'm from LA and KNOW Mexican food--and so far this in the ONLY spot in the Dunwoody area that I can find. And I've tried several Mexican restaurants in the area. Oh- not to mention that I'm a Jaimaca snob--and theirs is perfectly made with the right amount of sweet and hint of cinnamon....such a thirst quencher for the summer days. read more

This restaurant is cute and very casual. The workers here are nice and helpful with figuring out what to order. I order the pastor & Chicharron taco. Both tacos were good and I liked that they give you different sauces to put on your tacos. I also tried their horchata drink and it was really good! read more

Wahaka - Pastor & chicharron taco - Beer Bar Near Me - Dunwoody, Georgia

Best, most authentic no frills Mexican in Atlanta. Fair pricing and excellent service. Couldn't ask for anything more.

This is definitely one of the most exciting new places in Dunwoody in the last 5 years. Love the ambiance. Great, authentic tacos...and similar things. Great service. The flavors are really good. Run, don't walk. read more

Mixed review here - first time trying Wahaka and did takeout. The most frustrating part about ordering was the fact there are ZERO descriptions of anything on their ordering platform. I don't want google what things are if i'm unsure when ordering my dinner from what i consider to be a fast-casual spot, The salsas - you have zero clue what you are getting, the Volcan Trompi al pastor (and yes i had to look up what it was!) was very flavorful & enjoyed it. Baja fish taco was also good. The al pastor quesadilla was very greasy, as was the burrito. Everything was well-packaged for takeout. I'm not sure i'd come back. I wouldn't turn it down, but wouldn't seek it out. read more

Our experience was inexcusable for a Mexican restaurant. The service and atmosphere was fine. Tacos and volcanes were fire. The esquites were trash, boiled corn covered in half cup of Miracle Whip. The cebollines were awful, boiled golf ball sized onions covered in vegetable oil and soy sauce. They were completely inauthentic and inedible. They should be ashamed to serve something so terrible. The beans tasted like the can they came out of. They won't give you an itemized receipt and you have to tip on a damn machine while the service stands at your table and stares into your soul. There is just no excuse for this crap in a restaurant where management and owners actually care. Do better. read more

I was on my way to Rreal Tacos in chamblee when we saw this place. We decided to try it although we really like Rreal. Glad we tried it and tacos were very good. Like the way the tacos are presented with both raw onions and grilled on the side so you can add as much as you want to your taco. Also, serve sauces on the side which were good. Their Al Pastor taco was very good. Might be the best I've had in town. It didn't need any sauce and it had a whole slice of pineapple inside. Only complaint would be that it was chopped up very small. The pork belly taco was good not, great. It lacked any flavor outside the fatty pork. It definitely needed help with sauces. Chicken taco was good and carne asada was too. Only issue would be service. Waitress disappeared for long stretches of time including when we wanted the bill. Place wasn't very full at the time so, maybe when it's a little busier. I think the carnitas is better at Rreal and the Al Pastor is better here. Guess it depends on what you prefer. Can't go wrong with either place. We'll be back! read more

Oh boy this one was exciting!! After popping up on social media a ton over the past few weeks I just knew it was paid marketing by another low grade Atlanta restaurant. I finally found myself on that side of town and figured you know what let's play the game and check it out. Mind you I had 2 back up restaurants already in mind when they dropped the ball. We arrived and it was pretty empty, so we were greeted and quickly sat. It's a rather small restaurant but they have maybe 40 seats inside then about the same outside on a nice patio area which is where we decided to sit. We went on taco Tuesday which was 2 for 1 al pastor tacos. Based off most places $6 tacos come with a half scoop of meat so I figured let's order multiples to be safe. We ended up ordering al pastor tacos, esquites, carne asada valcanes, chicken quesadilla, and a suadero taco. The al pastor tacos were absolutely loaded with meat!! I mean 2 of those have more meat than what most places would give you on 5 or 6 tacos. The meat was juicy and flavorful as well as hot. I was very surprised with these considering 2 for 1 I thought they would be skimpy and they were not. The esquites... well the flavor was good but just way too much liquid. It was almost like a soup once mixed. Still delicious you just have to strain liquid off each bite or it gets super messy. The chicken quesadilla comes with a generous scoop of quac and again absolutely loaded with meat, and some really tasty looking smashed potatoes. While I didn't taste it the kids absolutely destroyed the entire plate and loved it. The suadero taco again like the pastor, absolutely loaded, tender, juicy meat with great flavor. Then the star of the show!! That damn carne asada valcane. WOW! This thing blew me away. The delicious mound of tender, juicy carne asada, the crispy slightly salty cheese, the light spread of beans I mean my giants thing sent me over the top. I can't remember the last time I've taken a bite of food and had to stop and just appreciate the moment of utter deliciousness but this one's one of those moments. On a taco Tuesday you could easy order 1 order of 2 for 1 and a valcane and be absolutely stuffed. Maybe spend $15 for an extremely delicious meal. Oh and let's not forget about the "salsa flight" they send out. 6 different sauces all tasty in their own way and something for everyone. Now of course part of the dinning experience is the service and I think that's slightly where they tripped up. I feel like with only like 2 other tables the service was a little spotty. Times we couldn't find the server or had to look for her. When we asked for things like limes for the tacos it took a while cause it the food to kind of get cold. We had to go ask for our bill. Certainly their weak point for the evening was the service. Food remarkable, and for their sake I would go back based off the food with expectations of average customer service. read more

When I heard they had a trompo, I knew I had to find a reason to drive over here. I'm extremely picky about Al Pastor - I love it but almost never bother at any taqueria in Atlanta, or the Southeast for that matter. My wife headed over on a Thursday night and the place was pretty packed, with a just opened vibe. We sat on a pretty loud (from both people and really amped up speakers) patio, which is a little hard with a toddler. Our server immediately came to our table with a selection of six salsas that got me excited. The menu had a lot going on, but mostly traditional options of tacos, some burritos, enchiladas and the like. We started out with an order of queso and guac, as well as a cheese quesadilla for our toddler. We told our server we weren't quite ready for anything else, but she visited the table like clockwork every 3-5 minutes until we made our complete order, which was slightly annoying. The queso was great, obviously melted oaxaca cheese, with a mild slightly nutty nutmeg flavor. The guac was serviceable with a little heat, fresh avocado but lacking a little acid and salt. The six salsas I was so excited over were all immediately forgettable. Nothing was particularly hot - the verde just tasted like straight cilantro and everything was missing either a punch of acid or anything other than one note. I was really disappointed here, because I'm absolutely a salsa selection fiend - I will go anywhere I can pick something into a small cup. Tacos are probably the one food I'd nominate as my "eat only one thing on a desert island" choice, and that's not slathered with stuff - just really good meat, onions and cilantro, a squeeze of lime on a fresh made tortilla of any type. I went with 4 - a shaved ribeye on corn with some matchstick like potato, asada on flour, al pastor on corn and "chicken barbacoa", or why wouldn't you just call this "tinga", on flour. The food was quick to the table, so I started with the shaved ribeye. Interesting concept, but it just didn't work - the meat was completely unseasoned and the stringy fried potatoes were just really difficult to eat in taco form. In addition, nothing available on the table could save this unseasoned mess so I had to explicitly ask for the salt shaker - which totally breaks my heart when there are so many mediocre salsas to choose from. Next was the asada. If you ever done the cheap preseasoned chuck "street taco" kit from Kroger, you'll know exactly what this flavor is - however what can save that is to fry down the meat until it's ridiculously charred and crispy, which sounds criminal but that delicious seasoned drippings melts into the crust and is pure bliss. This, however was a lump of grey solid mass and just no. Hard pass. The "chicken barbacoa" was just chunks of tomato colored chicken with no flavor. Like none whatsoever. Last, the thing I came here for and I knew I was about to regret my decision - the al pastor. This was chunks of pork. Not charred, sliced little shavings. Where's that tromp? No where to be found. There was some nice little thin slices of pineapple on top, but no char to be found. I took a bite, put the taco back on my plate, and that was it. It was chewy like a dry pork chop, and tasted as bland as Cracker Barrel. My heart was broken. It did not help that our server kept coming to our table every 5 minutes asking us how everything was. It wasn't like they weren't busy and she didn't have other tables. I started counting at some point, she visited our table at least 9 times over a period of 50 minutes. To be honest it was smothering, but some people might enjoy the attentiveness. My wife ordered the enchilada verde. She has a thing about chicken enchiladas that aren't "stewed" but are chunks, and I really thought something called "barbacoa" would be down her alley, but sadly this was just not the case. Also the double layered house made corn tortillas took over the whole dish, which couldn't be saved from the lifeless salsa. Overall, this was a big miss from the other reviews I read, so I was a little surprised. read more

We had a great time here. Food was fresh, fast and tasty. The guac was really good and didn't have that overpowering lime flavor that many Mexican chains have. The fish tacos were great and full of flavor. Steak tacos were yummy but a tad bit bland. The patio was really nice, there are fans so it doesn't get too hot and is enjoyable even in the summer read more

Unfortunately, I really wanted to like this place but the food and atmosphere were below my expectations. I ordered the green enchiladas which are traditionally made of chicken in a green chile and sour cream sauce. The tortilla was homemade and thick. Great when it is hot but not after you get to the last enchilada. The chicken was dry white meat chicken. I was hoping for a mixture of white and dark. My friend order the burrito which he said was a bit bland and tasteless. He gave me a bit of the charred cheese on the outside and it tasted like crunchy paper. The service was good but stretched thin. If you don't mind being crammed into a small space to eat then you won't mind the seating. Chair and table were very close to each other. My table was on the other side of the restaurant and I had to ask many people the move their chair to let me pass. This is not going to me one of my go to Mexican Food places. read more

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After visiting Wahaka 5 times I thought it's time I leave a review. Everyone I've brought here has raved about the food and about the service. The servers are all so kind and welcoming and the food is authentic and delicious. I've tried different items each visit and nothing has been a miss. Looking forward to continuing to frequent here! read more

We sat on their open patio and enjoyed the quick service and simple, but great food. Would have been nice if they had free water but overall, I enjoyed what we ordered and would go back to try other items on the menu. The burrito was big and covered in crispy cheese, and the quesadilla was pretty good too. read more

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Ambiance is cool but not sure why this place is so packed when the food is over-priced and bland. We had eggplant taco, Al pastor, and a brisket volcan, all of which left a lot to be desired. If you're looking for creative tacos which are worth their price, try Beto's. Also I understand that providing water only in water bottles and charging $1 for that is perhaps a cultural nod to dining in some restaurants abroad, but it makes absolutely no sense in *Dunwoody Georgia* and is environmentally irresponsible and enough reason for my friends and I never to revisit if only to save a few bottles from the ocean. Would be curious as to this place's recycling practices. read more

I've driven by this place every day and I am so glad I finally tried it. Some of the best quality steak I've had at a street taco type place. The ribeye volcanes is absolutely incredible. Similar to other costra type tacos but better in my opinion. I can't wait to try the burrito and their margaritas. I have been to every Mexican place in Chamblee, Brookhaven and Sandy Springs and I have to say that this is up there. Best pure "taco" place around in my opinion. read more

First things first: the food was a 3.5 or a 4 but the overall experience was a two. Let's start with -- paying for water. What? Are we in a foreign country? No. So man up and put water glasses on the table and serve ya customers some damn H20! And can we talk about the decibel level of the music? At one point, a song started so loud that the server jumped out of her skin and honestly, me too. She couldn't hear us, we couldn't hear her, and oh by the way, she messed up the order because of it. It's real cute and hip to vibe out with some dope music until it isn't because the food comes out wrong. Speaking of servers, they're basically order takers with their little handheld Toast devices. Ours took our order, brought the food, and gave us the check. We NEVER saw her again. Not enough forks for the table? No problem, we'll just pull aside any random server and ask. As for the food, my skirt steak taco was fine, the brisket was pretty basic, no sauce or marinade, not even some cheese. The tacos come on trays with some onions. For $4, you can get a chintzy little tray of chips. Down the street at Botana, bottomless, free chips. (And water!) The best looking dish was my kid's enchilada. No Diet Coke or diet soda of any kind. Lame. $79 for 3 people, with just one margarita, including an $11 (17%) tip. It wasn't worth that. We might do takeout one day but other than that, we won't be back. read more

Been here twice since they opened. Food is delicious - no complaints there, other than they were already out of what I was planning to order, chicken enchiladas and beef brisket tacos. It was Sunday around 7p, and there had been a 30min wait, so hopefully that's just due to growing pains. For me, the biggest drawbacks are no complimentary water or chips, slow service, and the volume of the music. Absolutely hate paying for warm bottled water. I saw in another review that they're planning to start offering regular water when their filtration system gets installed, and hoping that's the case soon. Service was just ok. We couldn't find our waitress for 15minutes when we were ready to pay and leave and had to go ask the hostess to send her over to us to pay. The music is way, way too loud. We had to ask our server to repeat herself three times because we simply couldn't hear her. I'm in my 30s, so not hard of hearing at all, but with the concrete floor and walls in the small space, everything echoes. I get wanting to have a lively ambiance, but it's way too much and overstimulating and makes me want to get out of there quickly. read more

Probably one of the best lengua tacos. Big slices. Carne asada was good once it was dressed up with some onions cilantro and hot sauce. Pork taco had some pineapple on it. Chairs were a bit uncomfortable. Reminded me of holiday eating when everyone comes and you have to take out the folding metal chairs. Manager was nice and made sure everything was right. read more

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