The food is not bad at all! but the fact that they put "no preservatives" on their salsa labels…read morewhen I've seen them make their salsas with canned veggies is pretty alarming. It's one thing to sell salsa and chips at a food market, but don't lie about it being fresh ingredients and no preservatives.

I have had a few things off of the menu. And they all are so very, very amazing. My favorite is…read moretheir Chicharrón. I just have to remember you have to go in on the days that they have them. The nice girl that waited on me was so helpful. The last time I got in there, she had chicharron burrito left. I lucked out.

el diablo is, in my opinion, the absolute best mexican in foco, and i've tried a lot. the staff is…read morealways very kind, the wait is never long, and the food always hits the spot. the inventor is always clean and nice. i love el diablo and will always return.

Was really excited to eat here since the reviews looked bomb. But it might just be another case of…read morethe bar just being really low in foco. My gf ordered Al pastor and carnitas tacos and I ordered a birria torta, I was starving and even then, the first bite was pretty mid at best. As I went on, it lost all flavor and the birria was basically water. (This is supposed to look like Motor oil!!!) I would give the food a 3, but the lady that took my order looked at me like I was an idiot for asking her which torta she recommends. Overall, pretty disappointed in this spot.

These tacos are the closest I've found in Fort Collins to the ones at the street carts in downtowns…read moreacross southern California. The fish was particularly flavorful and juicy. The asada was a little dry and tough, but the spicy salsa made up for that. I'll definitely be back to try their guacamole and get more fish tacos from them!

Great tacos. Inexpensive. Wonderful costumer service. A great meal choicd after beer tasting …read more ¡Gracias amigos! The red salsa is hot and complex. The green salsa is flavorful and not too hot.

it was so good i almost threw it back up jus to eat it again. 10/10 food. apparently i need to type…read more85 characters to leave a review so, beep boop beep bop. come here

The food and service are great. We enjoyed the street tacos. We tried the Al pastor, carne asada,…read moreand pollo. They were all great! We were with a large group after a volleyball tournament and everyone enjoyed their food.

My friends loves this place, strategically located at Down town Loveland. Been there few times and…read morethese are my my tacos (street style) plenty stuff to chose for, nothing too fancy or special.

Tacos are below average - average. None of them had great…read moreflavor. Very forgettable. Decent for $3 but I wouldn't come back. Focus less on putting on different toppings and get the flavor of the main component right first. It came with a salsa on the side that also tasted very average at best. Overall, skip this place. Although I'm not sure where else to go as Colorado just has weak tacos.

Apparently there's been a rebranding: what was "El Diablo Mexican Restaurant" is now "El Diablo…read moreTaco Bar". Okay; they still have a full-fledged Mexican-restaurant menu, and maybe added "taco bar" stuff to it. All I know is that we went there last night and both really enjoyed it. And having a bar with 6 different salsas (?) to try made it a lot more fun! According to our waiter, they sometimes have a lunch buffet on Sundays. Sounds delicious! Original review (El Diablo Mexican Restaurant): If you're in the mood for something different, this is a good option. The menu is filled with choices you wouldn't find at a typical Mexican restaurant. (FYI I LOVE the food at a typical Mexican restaurant, especially Tex-Mex.) I liked my entree, but would probably not get it again. My wife's Vali's Fries were better. The folks working here (owners?) were super friendly, and I would like to see this place succeed.

Full disclosure, I will line up for birria. We were looking for a hidden gem on Mother's Day and El…read moreDiablo delivered! We had so much fun reading the neon, salsa bar is on point, and, of course, the birria, chef's kiss.

The service is as bad as food I don't recommend…read more Mal servicio, mala comida, estas personas no tienen idea de lo que es una comida mexicana.

Thanks Yelp for helping us find this gem! Apparently they move around, so I recommend that you call…read moreto find the location.We wanted to go & as a bonus ended up at at the annual Hogs & Sleds car show where they were set up at the Harley Davidson dealership.They were wonderful & service was fast. Obviously our meal was cooked to order. I highly recommend. I want to try their quesadillas next time! BTW- I live in Texas & have eaten Mexican food all the way from Texas to California & throughout Mexico. Muchas gracias amigos!!!! Hasta!

Still a great spot! Went on Friday this week for breakfast and it was great. Only issue, is with…read moredrink pricing. Other than that, the food is amazing!

Late post - I wrote this right after eating here on November 22, 2025, but never hit "submit."…read more This place is a true hole-in-the-wall -- literally a converted house on a residential street. GPS gets you close, but it's easy to drive right past. Parking is only two driveway spots plus street parking (there might be a small lot across the street) so plan accordingly if it's busy. Service was genuinely warm and welcoming the moment I walked in, which immediately put me in a good mood. I ordered red chilaquiles with asada, a bowl of menudo, two tacos al pastor, a Mexican Coke, and a Sprite. * Red chilaquiles (Two eggs, fried tortilla chips lathered in red chili, asada(additional cost) side of beans, side of salad; lettuce,tomatoe,avocado): They forgot the asada at first, but fixed it fast and brought the steak on the side--no attitude. The bigger issue was texture--the chips were soggy instead of the usual toasty/crunchy. The sauce started off tasty but got surprisingly bland halfway through; it just didn't have enough depth to keep every bite interesting. * Menudo: Under-seasoned and missing that rich, comforting flavor I love. The bolillo came toasted with butter, which felt totally out of place with the menudo (personal taste, but it didn't work for me). * Tacos al pastor: Hands-down the highlight. Perfectly seasoned, juicy, and everything I want in a street-style taco. Overall, not a bad experience, just inconsistent. The tacos alone are worth coming back for, and the friendly vibe is a big plus. I'd skip the chilaquiles and menudo next time, but I'll definitely return to try more of the "finger food" side of the menu. Solid neighborhood spot with real potential--hope they tighten up the classics!

Finally got to check this place out after hearing my hubby say he really liked it. He had been…read morethere several times. He said it reminded him of El Pollo Loco. We came in and they weren't busy. You go to the front and order off the menu. You get a number and they bring the food to your table. We ordered a whole chicken with a couple of sides. Came with tortillas and some really good sauces. Also tried the sweet potato empanada. Everything looked great and generous when it came to the table. When we started to make our tacos, we found the chicken to be kind of dry. It had good flavor, but the white meat was definitely dry. I really liked the flavor of the chicken. The beans were different. They were very loose with a little cheese on top. They tasted good and with the homemade tortilla and chicken was OK. I liked all the salsas, they were definitely homemade. The Green was my favorite. The empanada crust was crispy and tasty. The inside was a beef make sure with some pieces of sweet potato. Not what I expected but I enjoyed it. This place is really cute. Right when you come in, you feel like you're in Mexico. bright, colorful tiles, and Spanish decor They have self serve water. I like this feature because I am a water drinker. The receptacles were very cool looking. Really cold water too. We had a couple of beers which were nice and cold. The owners were very nice and gave us extra cheese and sour cream when I asked for it. I definitely will come back and give this another try.

If you're in the mood for something different, this is a good option. The menu is filled with…read morechoices you wouldn't find at a typical Mexican restaurant. (FYI I LOVE the food at a typical Mexican restaurant, especially Tex-Mex.) I liked my entree, but would probably not get it again. My wife's Vali's Fries were better. The folks working here (owners?) were super friendly, and I would like to see this place succeed.

We love Tata's Burritos. The burritos are a nice size and very delicious, always fresh…read more Tina

I have driven past this place multiple times was always curious. I was out running errands and…read morethought I'd stop and grab some lunch to go. I grabbed a Carne Asada burrito. I was pleasantly surprised. The burrito is quite good. I definitely would stop by here again to grab some lunch or dinner. The service was also very nice and the restaurant was kept nice and clean. If you're in the area, you need to grab something to eat I recommend stopping by.