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This wawa just opened recently and it's definitely the nicest one I've been too. They did a really good job!

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Los Potrillos Taqueria

Los Potrillos Taqueria

4.3(11 reviews)
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Los Potrillos is a super unassuming spot tucked behind Elm Street train station in Norristown…read more There's also a small grocery store attached to the restaurant portion that carries a bunch of great items. The interior of the restaurant space is pretty small but the food and the atmosphere are pretty great. I ordered a watermelon agua fresca, the ceviche tostadas as well as an (un)necessary amount of tacos. Surprisingly, I really did not enjoy the al pastor. It wasn't especially flavorful and incredibly dry. On the the other hand, the best tacos were the lengua and tripas and I also really enjoyed the chorizo. The tongue was tender and well seasoned and the tripas was one of the crispiest I've had in town.They have a separate area for condiments where you can get your fill of cebolla, roasted jalapenos, radishes as well as a variety of salsas. The service was mildly slow but the crew was very friendly. All in all, I really dig this place and am looking forward to coming back with some friends to enjoy an authentic mexican taqueria.

Wow, this really is hidden…read more When I drove up to the address, I thought the Yelp address was wrong since it looked more like a lot of a car workshop. However, the food cart out front and a sign, if you look way up on the building, indicated it was the correct location. The entrance to the store is on the side of the building and if you turn left immediately after entering, you will see a few yellow benches. All signs are in Spanish (a good sign) but the menu has English explanations as well. I started with a Ceviche tostada which had good acidity and a nice crunch from the tostada but the shrimp (and fish?) that was marinating in there had turned a bit tough. Overall still good and I recommend having it with one of the many hot sauces/salsas on the table. Next, I had to try the Lengua taco which was the star of the show by far - succulent, tender and juicy. Try this with the salsa rojo (red) which is nice and spicy. The Al Pastor taco, which is my way to benchmark taquerias was unfortunately not the best and the pork was a bit dry. The Jamaica I ordered was nice and refreshing. A bit sweet but refreshing nonetheless. While leaving, I picked up a few items from the grocery store and could not resist peeking my head into the food cart outside which I believe also belongs to the store. Elote!!!!! How could I not get one? Only $2 for a delicious ear of corn slathered in mayo, cojita cheese and sprinkled with chili lime. This could be a light meal in itself. Fresh Mango!! In a little refrigerated case just outside the food cart. They doused it with lime juice and sprinkled chili powder which took this to a whole new level. Reminded me of how they serve pineapple on the streets of India. Highly recommend trying it if you want an authentic experience but I have to say we are lucky these days to have some good Mexican options around (El Limon, Three Brothers, etc) so we have been a bit spoiled. Now, off to plan a trip to Mexico City for a true Taco run.

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