So this is a hidden gem. Im afraid to but i need to share it with thise crossing the border into…read moremexico. First let me explain something about tacos de cabeza al vapor in Mexico: this type of tacos are consumed and consider a breakfast meal. Yes you eat this in the morning and thats why you see this joints open so early and close so early(most of the time they run out). For this reason i make it my mission to not cross the border anything later than 10 am. You have a couple of options in this wonderful and humble establishment. Cabeza(cheek, cows head beef, sounds weird but truly delicious) and Lengua(beef tongue), as well as conzome(the broth the meat is cooked in with cilantro and onion). The cabeza is would say is better than the lengua. It never disappoints and always full of flavor. They load up each taco and i believe its $15 pesos per taco, i never ask for price i just order and pay after I'm done ;-). And no I'm not worried, these are the mist humble and respectful family you will meet. Aside from the meat their tortillas are unique and quite good. They are different and you will not know what I'm saying until you try a taco. I usually get 4 or 5 tacos and a consome. I prefer the red salsa as it the spiciest and has the most flavor. But they have the green which is also good but less spicy. Try this place and dont be scared. Its your typical hole in the wall mexican taco stand.

Another hidden gem feet away after you have crossed the border…read more This place is ran by all women who seem to be family. $25 pesos for a fish taco. But they also have marlin tacos, shrimp tacos, quezadillas and other great options. I love how this is a fresh made to order fish taco place. They freshly fry the fish in their secret batter and give it to you crispy and pipping hot. You put whatever topping you want except for mayo which they spread on the tortilla for you(i skip it, i hate and dislike Mayo!!!). I topped my 1 taco(i had just ate across the street but was tempted for a fish taco) with cabbage, tomato, red onion with chopped habanero, a charred tomatillo salsa and in it went. Wow! It was truly an amazing bite and quite a happy feeling. The fish was cooked perfectly and the toppings just married the taco together. I wished i had room for more but trust me i will be coming back before i cross the border back to the US. And i definitely want to try the shrimp tacos too. ;-)

Didn't eat at this one, but did at the one down the street past the only street light, amazing…read morethough! From what I gather it's the wife with the stand by the border and the husband possibly ex husband over past the street light. Amazing shrimp tacos ! Portions so good I made two tacos from one! Only thing keeping me from 5 stars is the fact it was so hot and a fan would've been nice!

These Tacos WERE SOME OF THE BEST TACOS I have had ! Everyone was so kind and attentive of our…read moreneeds ! I wish I could take some tacos back home with me or just the entire restaurant home with me ! Thank you for your service

Bomb tacos. They had tripas. But no lengua. Sad day lol. Try the taco caramelo. It's really good.read more

Tripped across this food tent among several dozen during the one-day-only Made In Tucson local…read moreart/wares fest, late November. For once, Indian Fry Bread at reasonable prices (not like the vendors at the 4th Ave Street Fair). The staff is super friendly and deliver orders reasonably quickly (in less than 10 minutes, despite moderately long line). The fry bread is freshly fried and of medium-large size (about 8-9 inches in diameter). The red chili was quite good, if a tiny bit runny, so be sure to grab plenty of napkins and don't try to eat this walking or driving, Lol. The hostess who took my order said they also stake out Casa Video on certain evenings.

Cool food stand offering Native American fry bread. I believe they said they're Tohono O'odham…read moreNative members. The service was fast and friendly. The frybread was light and crispy. Definitely check them out for great food. They travel around but I caught them at Casa Video that night.

We have been eating here for years and have never had a bad burger. It's our go to! The burger of…read morethe now is always worth trying.

Aioli was booked for our my workplace lunch and WOW! This was so good!…read more I ordered the White Truffle Swiss burger with a side of fries. Everything was perfect - the bun wasnt dry at all, and the patty was perfectly cooked. They got our orders out fast, too! This was a great food truck!

This spot is a good food place for Birria, I got Birria…read moreTatemada, and price is cheap Thanks for a great service to the owner.....

The best hot dogs ever! Love mine with everything: bacon wrapped dog, mayo, ketchup, pico de gallo…read moreand grilled onions!

Love this fest. Tubac is such a quaint little artsy town, if you get a chance to attend the fest,…read moreyou won't be disappointed!

The Tubac festival of the arts is held annually. It features some 200 artists in the town of Tubac…read more Stroll the mini streets to see the artworks. It is a quaint town with several galleries to go in and out of. Porta,-potties, public restrooms along with restaurants to choose from Pay to park and the fee is $10. The event goes for a few days.

Frausto's Street Tacos is SO good! Everything was extremely flavorful and fresh. We ordered tacos…read moreand hot dogs and everything was packed with toppings and sauces that made every bite amazing. The service was top-notch, super friendly and welcoming. The place was clean and well organized, and you could tell people really love this spot because there were customers ordering to go and talking about how good the food always is. I never felt rushed and the experience was very relaxed and enjoyable. Prices are very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. Highly recommend if you're looking for delicious street-style food with great service and a chill vibe. Definitely coming back!

Fantastic Mexican food! Loved every bite we had. It was so fresh, hot, and steaming. Flavors are…read moretop notch, and you can tell it's all freshly made with good ingredients and what appear to be homemade tortillas. Easily the best Mexican food I've had. It's worth a trip to Green Valley from Tucson. The drive is beautiful also. The food truck is positioned in a really pretty area and it has a peaceful small cozy garden vibe. The smell was obnoxiously great when we were approaching its location. Incredible food, great service, and reasonably priced. We had a Sonoran dog, Barbacoa tacos, carne asada tacos, Baja shrimp tacos, and a carne asada Carmello. Each great on their own, but my favorite were the Barbacoa tacos. The red sauce is pretty spicy, but the other green sauce is good. The quacamole is smooth and just right on the lime. Will absolutely be coming back. Went back again today, and bought enough for the whole family who loved it too!