Fire. Don't walk--run…read more This isn't one of those "pretty good for a food truck" situations. This is the kind of burrito that resets your expectations a little. The chicharrón hits that perfect balance--crispy edges, tender chew, deep flavor that's been given time to actually develop instead of rushed out the window. It's rich without being greasy, bold without trying too hard. The tortilla holds its own--no blowouts, no soggy collapse halfway through like a rookie operation. Everything inside feels intentional. The heat is there, but it's not reckless; it builds, lingers, then lets you come back for the next bite without punishing you. You can tell this isn't just food--it's somebody's craft. There's a kind of quiet confidence in it. No gimmicks, no over-explaining. Just: here, eat this. And you do--and then you immediately start thinking about when you're coming back. If you're anywhere near Taos and you skip this, that's on you.

Good burrito overall. Fresh ingredients and friendly staff. Almost too much for lunch. Next time…read morewill order salsa which doesn't automatically come with the meal. Side of guacamole was excellent.

Food had an excellent taste. Very fresh and hot. The service was exceptional, they were all very…read morenice. We liked the seating arrangement outside also.

This place is great all around! A great view, so close to the mountain bike lift, high up with a…read moreview. They have lots of patio space to sit. I see they have patio warmers for the winter too! Everyone was kind & helpful. The chicken quesadillas are so cheesy & good!

I LOVE Toribos!!…read more That red sauce is amazing and that green sauce is spicy good,made with love. Can't go wrong here.

Treated terribly. Refused to give me a half ounce container of hot sauce because there was pico…read morealready in my burrito? The rude lady told me I could have bought 3 half filled sauces for a dollar. Thanks. These people suck and have lost the plot. Since when do you not get a hot sauce with a burrito. Dry undesirable $16 burrito. Thanks.

Came to Taos on 10/18/2025; food truck wasn't there. Walked all around the area where Yelp…read moreindicated was the location. Had to settle for Bent Street Grille.

street tacos are always the best choice when in an unfamiliar area... specifically because what…read morethey do... they do well. Bomb street is aptly named. Al pastor, beef, vegetarian all great. it's a great afternoon lunch stop. we were lucky, and they were open and not crowded. when I'm back in town... yes I'm coming back!

Love it! We live in Ranchos, and this is our go to New…read moreMexican restaurant! The restaurant staff is amazing!

Really really great food! This place was packed mid week…read more Buster was a great server! The restaurant is set inside a lovely church. I've never had anything That I didn't like here. Today we ordered combo plates, enchiladas, tostadas, stuffed sopapillas. They were all delicious and we cleared our plate plates! The sopapillas are so soft and fluffy and delicious and huge!

Stopped in today to pick up a coupe of dozen tamales to freeze. Walking in, I was greeted with a…read moredelicious smell. Grabbed a dozen green Chile chicken and a dozen pork red chile. To my surprise they were hot. We came home and while we had just eaten breakfast shortly before. We couldn't resist sharing one of the hot tamales . We shared the green Chile chicken tamale and wow! It was delicious. Masa was perfect and not crumbly. Also, appreciated the tamale were not salty and had a good amount of filling which appears to be white meat chicken. The chile has a nice kick do it. Delicious! While we live in Albuquerque, we will definitely be back to take home your delicious tamales

Always in pursuit of the gritty underbelly of real deal Mexican food, I saught out Leonel's Tamales…read morewhen we found ourselves in Taos, NM recently. On the day that we are dropping in, something is up in the kitchen and they only are selling tamales, nothing else from the menu. It was for the tamales we were coming, so that is ok by us. Sold either by the dozen at $22.25, 1/2 dozen or single at $2.50, they come out in a clear plastic bag maybe freshly steamed up from the back having been made earlier that day I suspect. Served on a paper plate with a crappy napkin, I can tell these are the real deal. Piping hot, not large, but real deal tasty, we thought these were pretty good. I had two vegetable ones and my husband had one pork and one chicken. I would say worth the buzz and a worthy tamale. Corn husk is good. My 3 rating is simply because we could not have anything else because the rest of the menu was mysteriously unavailable to us....and also their bathroom is a unisex single stall and notably has room for improvement and a deep clean. I would return again if in the area and hopefully maybe to a slight bathroom remodel.

Consistent great Tex Mex at fair price served with a smile…read more You can't go wrong here, Yum yum yum yum yum l have to get to 85 words which is crazy

Great Tex-Mex! I had a chicken enchilada and a beef enchilada. They were served piping hot. I…read morehad the Texas topping on the beef enchilada (basically chili con carne) yum! Which leads me to my one complaint I didn't want a beef sauce on my sour cream chicken enchilada, but don't like red or green chili sauces. That left queso topping which for 1 enchilada still cost an extra $1.50. Seems like for one chicken enchilada they should offer that for free or have a sour cream sauce. Our wait staff was good, but not very knowledgeable about the food. We asked if they came with refried beans or charro beans. She was clueless about what we meant! From her definition we figured charro, but in reality they were refried- tasty refried beans, but not charro!! Would we go back? Yes!!

Very good Chili Rellenos platos and best rice and chucabre I ever had. Just look for the head shop…read moreon paseo del sur and it's in the back .

We get to go orders from Maria's quite often, well we used to…read more Today I showed up to pick up my to go order, as I approached the counter I saw the woman at the register boxing up an ala carte enchilada, which was part of my order. I was then surprised when she handed the bag to another customer but I figured it was a coincidence. It was coming up on 40 minutes since I called my order in when the other customer returned and walked passed me and I heard him tell the woman that they got the wrong food. A few minutes later she came out and handed me the SAME BAG THE CUSTOMER just walked in with. I was furious and confronted her and the cook asking if this was acceptable to them??!! The cook replied yes but he could make me new food but I had already wasted 45 minutes!! Since someone else had already opened my food when I got home we threw it away. Once the charge goes through I will file a dispute with my bank. If they see no issue in giving me food that someone else took home and brought back then they have a serious lack of standards, who knows what else they are capable of!!