I have been to this little place several times usually takeout but for me it's one of my favorite…read moreMexican restaurants for several reasons. Many Mexican restaurants specialize by region and don't have one of my favorite dishes - sopes - but they do and they are delicious! I love their flautas too. And although the item is Salvadorian they have great pupusas! It's barely visible from the street but they seem to do pretty well.

This place is a hidden gem in Tucker! I got the birria tacos, esquites, guacamole and a burrito to…read morego for dinner. The food was delicious and you could tell it was freshly made! The service was fairly quick. The ambience was fast casual, and I'll definitely return for whenever I have a Mexican food craving!

Came in for lunch on a Tuesday. It was pretty quiet and we were seated right away. There aren't any…read morelunch specials and the menu is large. However, the food and service was great! I ordered the Marisco Enchiladas, and subbed the side salad for refried beans. The enchiladas come with shrimp and crawfish with a cream sauce. Very unique and a great flavor profile. Would definitely come back.

We found this place on yelp and it did not disappoint. I left there with such a full belly because…read moreof the large amount of food that they serve.. everything tastes really good and had lots of flavor .

The food and customer service is fantastic! The outside seating is open with music and television…read more Thank you, Mr. Martin and staff for your great hospitality. I'll be back!

This place was sooooo delicious!!! A black owned taco bar that I didn't know I needed! I love the…read moreentire set up, I love how it's like a house turned taco bar. The decor is amazing, colorful, and fun! The people were so nice and pleasant too. One thing I noticed was as people would leave, a young fella would come and start sweeping and mopping the tables right away. This is a win for me because I hate when staff just let the filth sit there. I got the specialty shrimp tacos and they were soooo good and cheesy and full of flavor. My son got the chicken taco kids meal and he ate those black beans til there were none left! I also tried their house made berry lemonade and it was yummy! Omgsh and so was the frozen strawberry margarita which was perfect for the sunny day! I will def be back!!

Ray taco is very easy to find and it's in the little strip mall nestled between and across from…read moreseveral apartment complexes, which means they have a fantastic customer base. On the one hand, they do not have a lot of parking, but on the other hand, most of their customers were there on foot as Weir most of the customers for the other businesses in the strip. We walked in and were able to order within about two minutes. The menus were easy to understand with pictures for everything and the staff made things easy as well. As we ordered and I asked for the Birria Burrito, they asked which one. I let them know that I had seen a video on TikTok about their Birria burrito, but that I hadn't seen it on their menu and that was what I wanted to order. They said it was the Birria Cali and that it was very popular lately. I mean, yeah- the video made it look phenomenal and the audio with it was funny. I had also, previously, seen a video about their Machete and wanted to order that because it looked awesome as well. They had 2! One Birria (beef) and the other was Governado (shrimp). We went for the Birria- of course. Honestly, the Birria Burrito had plenty of flavor and more variety in flavor due to the various fillings- Mexican crema, lettuce, guacamole, potatoes (surprising, but honestly VERY good), plenty of cheese, and the Birria (and the sauce is poured right in- which I think could be avoided). It was delicious, but it shouldn't have been served on the paper as the paper began to rip when I started cutting up the burrito. I had wanted to eat the burrito like a burrito, but the moment that I picked it up, it became nearly impossible. The burrito completely opened up and all the fillings started pouring out onto the paper. I was able to wrap it up again with about half the fillings, but the burrito tortilla was so wet that it was just a huge mess. I ended up eating half of the burrito with a fork. I don't know why they didn't serve it on a plate. The Birria Machete was super flavorful and simple, just Beria meat and cheese with a cup of their dipping Birria soup. It was also nearly 2 feet long! Very cool. I began to wonder if the corn tortillas for the Birria Machete were made in store. I asked- and they said they do make it themselves! The corn tortillas were the most flavorful corn tortillas I've ever had! They had texture and they were clearly NOT the type of corn tortillas that I get at most places, those premade floppy unflavorful corn tortillas like the ones you get in the pack of 150 at the grocery store. When I find out, I will let you know because the texture and flavor of the corn tortilla on the Machete was phenomenal. The place was packed when we got there. It was packed when we left. Clearly, they get plenty of business. Everyone around us seemed happy and content with their food and so were we. I will definitely be back for another Machete to try some other things as well. Give them a shot if you haven't been.

The food was actually superb. But, I don't like their deceptive pricing. Like would you like this…read moreand this. And you can actually get half and half. Then the menu prices become inflated without any notice. But for one of the "upgrades" or whatever the reasoning for the extra charge, it was only shredded lettuce along with a small dollop of sour cream and guacamole. It was rather sad. It's something you'd get standard at a chain restaurant like El Sombrero. Oh. If you get the consome, it will be an extra charge of $2.45. And they won't tell you that. But other than that, the food was good! I really liked how they had a separate birrias menu. Make sure you bring wet wipes because your hands will be oily. The birria sliders were delicious. Our strange total came out to be $16.90. Even with the $2.45 consome factored in, the total isn't $15.40. Since they were sliders, it's rather small. They're the size of the square dinner rolls but packed full of cheese, oil, and half chicken and beef. The beef was slightly more tasty compared to the chicken but both was just soaked with their variety of flavors. The birria quesadillas were $17.40. Even with the extra $2.45 with the consome, their math is not equaling $15.95 -- whacky! As for the taste profile, deliciousness. These three quesadillas were pretty massive. And like my sliders, they were equally oily and messy to consume. The horchata was really tasty. For a large, it was $6.75. It tasted different from other places. There was a nice rice flavor to it and less of the cinnamon flavor. Would I visit again? I think not. Good food. Prices were bleh, especially how it seems like we were charged more than their menu prices.

I've only visited this place once but I truly love the authentic cuisine and wonderful service. The…read moreinterior is cozy and welcomes peace with soothing instrumentals and at home decor. I visited for breakfast and had the tacos con juevos and chorizo, which was very reasonably priced at 6.99 for two tacos. 4 stars only because the chorizo wasn't plentiful at all and the meal lacked flavor, but everything was cooked to order. I will be back and hope that they continue to grow.

Food delicious customer service on point they let me know all they had to offer their hours of…read moreoperation overall was a great experience

The food was 10/10. The service was 10/10…read more Angel was a great and attentive. Everything came out perfectly!

No question, the food here is good. I'd return again for the cheese dip, tacos and quesadillas for…read moresure. What I loved less was the service, and the touchless menus/bill pay. We were seated really quickly, and taken straight to a table in the covered patio area. Every seatback had a beautiful blanket in case it got chilly. We weren't given menus and the host disappeared without explaining that the menu was QR code only. We realized this and pulled up the menu, but it didn't allow us to place the order so we waited (longer than is typical) for a server. Eventually she came, and our food started arriving shortly after ordering. Bar drinks took a lot longer. We didn't see the server again, but tried the QR code again and found we could pay online. Without anyone to ask for to-go boxes, we took our plates to the bar and asked there. It all felt a bit awkward; self-service is fine, but this hybrid model was just frustrating. None of the servers we tried to flag made eye contact. This model needs much better staff training to work.

Very good food . Nice ambiance. A real cut above chain restaurants…read moreFriendly staff. Its a fun lively place. Food came out in a reasonable time.

The wife and I first visited El Rey del Taco on a Friday night…read more Line out the door? Check. Staff barely speaks English? Check. Twenty minute wait to sit down? Check. As soon as we were finally seated we were given a bowl of fresh chips and homemade salsa. Starting off strong with a Michelada and margarita, we perused the giant menu while our appetites only grew. The tacos are the main attraction here. Al pastor started off strong at 5/5 with a perfect sweet and smoky balance. The tripe tacos were a solid 5/5, grilled perfectly with the right amount of char. The homemade tortillas are the crown jewel here, turning good tacos into great ones. The guacamole is exactly what you expect, simple and comforting while the charro beans are the best I've ever had, seriously. Service is top tier and food is served quickly, which elevates the whole experience. I've been twice and I'll be back for another marg!

Los Niños Taqueria in Decatur is the culinary equivalent of that tiny friend who somehow wins every…read morefight. The place is *small*. Not "cozy." Not "intimate." Small enough that if two people exhale at the same time, someone has to step outside. And yet -- the tacos are outrageously good. The shrimp tacos arrive like they have something to prove. The shrimp are perfectly seasoned, juicy, and packed into warm tortillas with the confidence of a restaurant charging triple the price in Midtown. Then come the fish tacos: crispy, flaky, absurdly satisfying little miracles that make you temporarily forget every bad seafood taco you've suffered through in your life. There's barely any seating inside, but there are a couple of benches out back in the open air where you can sit, contemplate your life choices, and wonder why you've spent money at chain restaurants when this place exists. Now we must discuss the horchata situation. I am convinced horchata at Los Niños is either a legend, a social experiment, or a spiritual concept. They *never* have it. Ever. At this point, I assume someone walks in every morning asking for horchata and the staff simply whispers, "Not since the incident..." Still, none of it matters because the tacos are phenomenal. You leave slightly cramped, mildly confused about the beverage program, but deeply happy.

Firstly, literally the best tasting tacos in Decatur! Secondly, the best price! The service was as…read moreaverage with only one person running the cashier who also serves the food. The space is very small, no more than 8 people can realistically eat inside but there's some outside tables by the back parking lot (with free parking). If you're looking for value and quality tacos, this is the spot! My only negative, the chips they serve are cold and kept in big plastic containers. They could do with a bit of heating but they taste amazing!