We have been here many times since my first review and have never been disappointed. Got some…read morebreakfast tacos to go this morming and they were great. They have nopales whoc are obe of my favorites and are not all that easy tovfind.

This is one of those places I like coming back to, today even more motivated Ciscos is supporting a…read morelocal school which makes me like them even more. Anywho their food ya'll is just tasty and their staff always willing to accommodate big groups Fave for today : Pozole Red chilaquiles Breakfast tacos The music just adds to a joyful breakfast

Stopped into to this hole in the wall and I can quite give it the honor of calling it a hidden gym…read more The food was very mid compared to some taco trucks and other Mexican food restaurants in Tomball. I had a carnitas asada taco and the corn tortilla was very dry and hard, while the meat seemed to be a tad over cooked. I also had a burrito that was very light on meat and pretty flavorless. Honestly my family and I were pretty disappointed with the overall quality of food. Was expecting much better from the reviews. No shade, but I won't be eating here again

Realllyyyy good tostadas and tacos - their pastor is insanely good! Definitely recommend coming…read morehere!!

5.19.26 Again great service, great food and clean…read morerestaurant! I ordered the tostados again because they were so good on our first visit. I also ordered a side of grilled onions without bell peppers. They were also delicious! I will be ordering these with every meal! Hubby ordered tacos el carbon. Said they were good too. Keep up the great work. Definitely returning.

Don't waste your time going to another chain restaurant! This place is family owned and serving up…read morefresh and delicious Mexican food! Great, friendly service as well. This "hole in the wall" is one of those spots you tell your friends about.

I ordered from this place after calling "Granny's Tamales" and they had gone up on their prices…read more I've eaten from Granny's many times and the tamales are just so small that I finally stopped going. But since it was Christmas I wanted to pick up a few dozen for the family. When they said their current price I hung up and looked for someplace else that wasn't too far. I am SO HAPPY that I did that. Taqueria Los Tamales has wonderful customer service, delicious tamales & the salsa was very yummy! We have found our new tamal place for sure! I've let all my family and friends know about this place. Muchísimas gracias!

Good pupusas and tamales!! The flavor of the tamales was delicious they are small but with very…read moregood flavor. I would recommend to double up when you order.

The fried burrito #CHIMICHANGA Best Around North Houston!!…read more24/7 Spot!! The cooks and workers here always nice !!

We've been here twice and love it and will definitely return. Be careful of some of their sauces,…read moreliquid fire for some of them. My son and I love a good spicy sauce and this place exceeds what we thought we could handle. One tiny amount of salsa was like 8 napkins of nose blowing for me. . The food is really good and the prices are very reasonable. We read other reviews and agree with all of the good ones. The burritos are solid, and not wimpy or filled with nonsense fillers unless you ask / it's requested. The tacos are homemade crispy corn tortillas, which are a must for me. I'm sure the flour tortillas are equally delish. If they had preformed taco bell shells, this review would not be happening. I do wish they weren't mopping while we were here, the Fabulousa was overwhelming. Service was very good both times, you order at the counter and they bring the food to your table. Big easy to read menu, self serve chips and salsa. There are at least 5 sauce choices, and again, taste them first before you slather it on anything. Definitely recommend, oh and this place looks like it's open 24 hours, which is probably hopping at midnight . Give them a try!

This place is new so you better get in before it becomes known and crowded. I've had my eye on…read morethis place - I eye it each morning when I hit the gym. Stopped by and ordered one of their Gordita combos and a taco - just wanted to try a little of everything to take one for the team. Everything was beyond good. The gorditas aren't big so you'll feel less guilty eating more than one -- but they are very filling. The taco has the perfect tasting tortilla. All of their food was was fresh - it came out fast - and there are many options. I really can't wait to go back and try breakfast.

I've been interested in trying this spot for a minute. I popped in today and got the three Gordita…read morespecial (chicharrones, picadillo and birria). The food was pretty tasty, nothing memorable but good. My two issues were as follows: The shells fall apart pretty quickly. All of mine were leaking through the shell and it got a little messy. My other issue is that there is no music in the eating area. I mean, this is almost a non-starter for me. It felt like a mausoleum in there...clanking sounds, sliding chairs, hushed whispers. Not a great environment to relax and eat. I feel like it's kind of Restaurant 101 that you need to have music in the eating area, otherwise the vibe is way off. I may stop in and try the breakfast offerings if I am ever in the area again, but I won't go out of my way for it and I'll definitely be getting it to go!

Hidden restaurant at the back of the Vintage. I've been a few times and each time it really is not…read morethat busy but this time we decided to have a girl's night there with a large party and they were able to get us in right away on a Saturday evening and I love that because it's not busy we can actually hear each other. That's a big plus. Plus there are plenty of seats inside and out. Sat down and right away the servers were on top of getting our orders in and pretty patient. I should have asked for prices of the ritas because to my surprise once we were ready to pay I found out their jalapeño total was considered a "special" and that thing was $18!!!! There were no prices marked on the drink menu which should have been my red flag. The strawberry rita was $15 which consisted of practically a salad on top so that was worth it but almost $20... well, after tax I'm sure it was but that's wild. Vintage plate was up my alley and $19 but although it looked like a giant plate, it was skimpy. Chicken was super thin and the rice ratio was lacking. Flavors were decent for everything but for the pricing since this place isn't out of my way I'd stick to my closer Mexican restaurants. Once we got our food and a couple of ritas each, we were left alone and I only received one water refill. We were also shocked to find they close at 9:30pm on Saturdays.

My wife and I came here for dinner one night, it was our first time here, and sadly our last time…read more The restaurant was decorated nicely and very clean. The booths in the dining room had wooden benches that were intricately carved and painted with Mexican themed displays. The staff was welcoming and friendly. Our waitress was fantastic! We ordered the table-side guacamole, which our waitress made in front of us. It was the best guacamole we've had in Texas. Our waitress, Lagolasina, took great care in seasoning it perfectly. My wife ordered the Cheese Enchiladas with Spanish rice, and I ordered what they called the "Shrek Burrito" with shredded chicken. My wife also ordered a Cadillac Margarita- I had to order an extra shot of tequila as the Margarita tasted like it didn't have any in it. My wife's Cheese Enchiladas were very mediocre, and the cheese that was melted on top of it and inside the tortillas looked and tasted like Kraft individually wrapped sliced cheese. The Spanish rice tasted like it came out of a box.. The Shrek Burrito, which I assume they call it that because it comes in a green tortilla, was very bland and the chicken inside had a grayish tinge to it. I have a hard time going to a restaurant and paying hard earned money for food that we could make better at home. I'm not sure if the bland, mediocre food is to cater to the pallets of their patrons. I noticed there weren't any Latino patrons dining there. My wife made the suggestion to our waitress that she should be the Chef based on how excellent her table side guacamole was. Thank you for your excellent service and guacamole, Lagolasina. Our bill was $60 for bland entrées, and a very weak Cadillac Margarita. If I was rating this restaurant based on our waitress, I would give five stars. Unfortunately, we will not return.

I'm a taco aficionado, corn tortillas, shredded beef or chicken, bacon, sausage, cheese, onions,…read morebeans,, potatoes, lettuce, mild to medium hot sauce. Occasionally, I'll have flour tortillas if I can't have corn. I thought I had already eaten the finest tacos ever made up in the Woodlands, but that place went out of business. Heartbreak. Then I read about the Taco House, outlandish claims of excellence. I have to try this upstart tacoria! Oh my god, every thing I had read was true. The finest tacos ever made are here, the tortillas are thick, flavorful. The ingredients that go into your taco are infused with a magical flavor that is unbelievable, there is a lot to choose from. My wife and I ordered 4 and ate them there. We then got 4 to go , with the orange sauce, the mildest one. Do yourself a favor and use it liberally, you won't regret it. The restaurant is located on FM 2920, in the space my favorite hamburger restaurant, 'Jack's', was.

Why 5 stars? Because the breakfast tacos were all that I hoped they would be…read more --- --- --- When a place has 4.9 stars, it's basically impossible that it's gonna be bad. I'd wanted to try La Cocina for a while for that reason and those plans finally came to fruition. You walk up to a counter that has all the ingredients for taco making right in front of you. The guy asks you how many you are going to want, and if you want flour or corn, so he can let them know in the back to make your tortillas fresh. About 2 minutes later, out came our tortillas. I ordered 3: one with eggs and bacon, one with some kind of egg and sausage combo and one non-breakfast taco with fajita meat. The fajita taco was just okay, but the breakfast tacos had me thinking about them for hours after the fact. They aren't very big, so if you're a growing boy like me, I'd aim for 4-5 of them. The guy behind the counter tried to guide us into his suggestion of 2 each, but I jumped in and said make it 3 for me. If I could go back in time, I would have done 4 and made them all the breakfast variety. Both breakfast tacos were straight bangers from another dimension. All the sauces were great and none were too spicy. I might have to return to this place sooner rather than later because I really did think about it the rest of the day. I love you, La Cocina.