I popped into this darling spot on Indianapolis Road this past Tuesday afternoon, and it was…read moreabsolutely buzzing clearly the place to be for the lunch hour! Even with the rush, I was able to snag a seat quite quickly. I was so impressed by how efficiently the staff cleared and prepared my table; it's those little touches of attentiveness that really make a difference. I decided to keep things classic and ordered the Asada Tacos. The service was remarkably swift my order arrived in under ten minutes, which is exactly the kind of efficiency I adore. While the initial presentation was a bit more understated than I anticipated, the flavor was a total 8/10 triumph! The staff was also incredibly accommodating when it came to my preferences; they brought over a lovely selection of chips and sauces, but were perfectly gracious when I mentioned I prefer to avoid the heat. These are truly some of the best tacos I've had the pleasure of trying lately. I will most certainly be a regular here!

There are so many amazing things about this place. First, it's the best guacamole I've ever had. It…read morehas more tomato and onion and spice than most and it's fresh and bright. I don't know how else to explain it. The queso is delicious. They have a salsa bar, and I'm not joking when I say there are a lot of delicious homemade salsas on the salsa bar. You have to buy a basket of chips, but it's very inexpensive and so worth it for the salsa bar! Lastly, the Al pastor is the bomb. The inside is really nice, the owners are so gracious and remember us when we come back each time. Don't sleep on this place--it's perfect for a weekday dinner or a weekend date night!

Last week we stopped in for a quick dinner, and within seconds of walking through the door our…read moreserver greeted us like we were old friends. They told us, "Get the tacos," with the confidence of someone who knows they're right. They were. One bite in and I was thinking, Okay... this is dangerously good. The chips and salsa didn't help either. I'm pretty sure I ate them like I was being timed. The manager checked in, the service stayed great, and the bill was surprisingly kind. By the time we left, I was already planning what I'd order next time.

Salsa tasted bad and I couldn't eat it. My torta didn't come with French fries. All other…read morerestaurants offer French fries when you order a torta. $16 for enchiladas seems a little excessive for me. On the good side, the torta was delicious and the service was nice. I don't know if I'll be back.

The pozole is very good--my main complaint was that it was a bit lukewarm and could've been hotter…read more This may mean that it was made Saturday and reheated for Sunday? That said, the broth was richly flavored and delicious.

Food was nice and fresh. Horchata is authentic and doesn't taste like milk and sugar which I liked…read more I came during my lunch break and the food came fast. Found this place on TikTok

I really like the wide variety of products sold at this store. The prices are comparable to Saraga…read more However, meat is often on sale but the lines to get meat are always so long. Download the app to view discounts and use coupons in store. The place is generally clean and the bakery smells so good.

I appreciate being treated to lunch but wouldn't return. I didn't realize what the name was until…read morenow, so it is definitely not an optimal spot if you have vegetarians or vegans dining with you. I like a dim atmosphere, but it was hardly lit enough to read the menu. It was difficult to navigate as it was mostly in Spanish. Extremely limited vegetarian options which I'm not sure I can assume were actually without chicken base in the rice, etc. I didn't even see a vegetable fajita on the menu. My vegetarian burrito sans crema and cheese consisted of little more than rice and a couple small diced pieces of avocado and diced tomato. Iceberg lettuce? I saw corn niblets and a pea fall out. Bland. Hot sauce choices not fantastic. What kind of burrito contains no beans?? Everyone else at my table received flatware. I was given a plastic fork. Once I received an actual fork & knife, they kept tearing the paper underneath my burrito. Strangely served with raw cucumber (ick) & lime wedges on the side. Edible at best. The atmosphere looked interesting upon entry, but it felt grungy, the chairs were heavy. I was seated right next to a brick wall/chimney. Service was sparse. Definite language barrier. The dish my companions received was an array of meat in a molcajete. Mixed feedback on the peppers being ungodly too hot & some of it, especially the sausage, having a good flavor. It was massive & messy. It was interesting initially but definitely didn't look appetizing to me. That came with a bowl of beans in sauce with what we later discovered were Chicharrón on top. It looked like boiled mystery chicken skin. A friend from SoCal I consulted online had no idea what it was from my photo as we tried to discern it & they didn't realize it was even Mexican food from the appearance. It was assumed I was at an Asian joint. We had to ask for drink refills far into our meal. I was given a fresh new cup. The server took another person's cup from the table and refilled it in the back. That was strange and seemed unsanitary. We didn't get everything we asked for. I'd say language was the problem except for the fact the server had understood my requests when "crema" was the only Spanish word I used. Ladies' room had room for one person at a time. The sink was backing up. It felt dingy like the rest of the building. I'm glad they had paper towels and not just a hand blower. I didn't choose the restaurant. It was one of the worst if not THE most horrible Mexican meals & experiences I've had in my life. Hard pass. I'd gladly pay more for better fare elsewhere. I can make far superior at home.

How could I not try a place called Super Tacos? They were delicious, and due to that I think…read morethey've earned the moniker of super. Good stuff, pal.

I ordered the Taco Asada, full of steak but I do wish their onions were not as thinly chopped, not…read moreenough cilantro! I only got two lime slices for four tacos and the limes weren't very juicy either. The radishes were plenty but only two slices of cucumbers. The steak was seasoned and the tortillas were good!

Had a wonderful lunch today. Quick ordering process even though they have kiosk the lady up front…read morewas ready and willing to take our order which was much faster. We opted for the 2 can dine for 20$ deal. They don't normally have street tacos so wanted to give them a try. It comes with 6 tacos Side of beans Side of rice We both chose to do 1 of each meat option. The steak was chopped up which was nice and had lots of flavor The pork was absolutely delicious and juicy The shredded beef was ok but lacked flavor and was greasy Rice was terrible and lacked flavor Bean were amazing as usual The tacos needed more onion and cilantro Keep in mind they are small and could use a bit more meat on them In addition we ordered the green chili queso and chips. The queso had a nice bit of heat to it and was creamy and had guacamole in it We also shared the taco of the month which is the Tokyo Drift. It was hands down the best taco they have. I'm adding a pic of what comes in the taco. I do wish it had more siracha mayo Overall great fast and delicious food.

Came back to Torchy's, experience was not as good as the first time. We got there at 8:30. They…read moreclose at 9:30, so we had plenty of time. We ordered food and two margaritas with salt. As we moved to the bar to wait for our food, the bartender informed us that he had put away the rim device to salt our glasses. We had already paid, so what were we to do. We said, "ok." Then we questioned what time they closed. We doubled checked, 9:30. It was only 8:30. I don't prefer a margarita without salt but felt stuck. Also, it wasn't as if we were the last ones to come in. I counted at least 6 parties that came in after us. The chorizo queso was excellent. The tacos were decent. However, while it may seem like a small thing, the lack of salt on the rim of my $12 margarita really sunk this place for me. I've never bartended, but I don't feel like it's a lot of work to salt a rim. Even if the stuff was put away (an hour early).

The restaurant is really beautiful inside and conveniently located right across The Alexander. If…read moreyou're looking for unconventional tacos - this is the place. For example, you can get Mac and cheese + lobster tacos, which come with double shell - both soft and hard. They have lots of other options that you won't anywhere else, and they're really good. Definitely a great place if you're feeling adventurous. The staff was also very friendly and the kitchen was quick. 10/10 would recommend. Bonus - they accept InKind for payments.

We stopped by because I had vaguely been told about this restaurant and we were really craving…read moreMexican food/street tacos after a very long drive back from an event. The restaurant is sleek and has a cool vibe, but we immediately realized it was not going to be what we thought of when we saw "street tacos" mentioned during Google search. It's more of a metropolitan American Soul fusion place, with a heavy emphasis on loaded, uniquely flavored tacos instead of traditional Mexicana. The server was wonderful in explaining their menu and gave multiple recommendations, which I went with all of her great suggestions once I told her what I was craving. My husband didn't enjoy his appetizer, saying it tasted too sweet instead of savory for him, but the server was great at being aware of our plates and took the appetizer off our bill when she noticed he wasn't eating it without us even mentioning it. I got three different tacos, and the only one I didn't enjoy was due to the Mac n cheese that was stuffed in it. It just didn't taste or feel right having a taco with macaroni that was pushed in so densely that it became a sponge. The other two were great! My husband gave his burrito a 3/5, as he felt it was too much one note. Overall, don't come here if you're looking for upscale Mexicana, but instead want to enjoy interesting fusion flavors and fun cocktails. Great place for a group outing or celebration!

I've had the chicken tacos twice and today', I had asada tacos and Torta Cubana. The tacos are…read moreauthentic with cilantro and onion and packed with meat. A great taqueria! The Cubano was not to bready with sausage, egg, bacon, ham and was delicious. Not sure what Chris C below is talking about because Paco's has nothing on this place. Let's be real, the best authentic taco spots in Indy are on the West and Southside. Nothing in Fishers comes close. Chris must be a Taco Bell guy. Great job Tienda Morelos Grocery Taqueria!

Note: I only ate at the restaurant without shopping at the grocery. I didn't realize until I…read morestarted working on my review that there are Tiendo Morelos restaurants/markets all around town. I don't usually shop at a Mexican grocery unless I am looking for cotija cheese for making elote. However, I entered the grocery because the sign in front of the restaurant entrance said it was closed. I clearly saw people working at the food counter and a customer standing there, so I went through the grocery to see what was going on. Apparently, nobody had removed the sign and left a "caution" cone blocking the door. Anyway, after the weird start, I enjoyed my experience. The colorful dining room has lots of festival streamers hanging from the ceiling and loud Mexican music playing. (Note that the grocery has an equally loud sound system playing something completely different so you get a weird stereo effect that is hard to tune out.) The dining booths go about half way back into the restaurant on both sides. Beyond the left side is a cooking area with a large menu posted over the top. Even though there is a counter at the cooking area, you don't order there. Behind you on the right near the back of the restaurant is a smaller counter with a cash register and a menu booklet that you order from. Once you place your order and pay, you wait and they will bring it out to you. Note that any beverages are sold in bottle form and are self-serve from the cooler next to the order counter. The wait was fairly short considering they prepare the entrees to order. I went with a couple tacos (with the cilantro and white onion) and ordered rice and beans. Apparently the cashier had a little trouble understanding me when I ordered the Asada and Pollo tacos. I was brought out the Asada and Lomo instead. (I was the only customer at the time.) But, instead of sending it back, I like pork loin as well as chicken, so I simply added some green sauce (mild) and a few drops of red (supposed to be hot, but I didn't think it was that hot.) The tacos were excellent. They were served on double layered corn tortillas. I usually prefer flour, but wasn't given an option here. These were the best tasting corn tortilla shells I've had. And the ingredients inside were delicious with the added items being colorfully fresh. The side of beans and rice were forgettable. Not bad, just lacking much texture and flavor. Very bland and not much other than filler when compared to the robust flavor of the tacos. The staff was friendly and the restaurant was pretty clean looking, so given the high quality of flavor, I would recommend stopping by to quench your Mexican food cravings. Review #2698

I have zero complaints after visiting Social Cantina this past Sunday for Mother's Day. I must…read moreadmit that it was not my first choice, but it was a solid one. I knew that I liked the food, and I have previously enjoyed the atmosphere at their Carmel location, so I felt that it was a safe choice. We were a group of 5 and requested booth seating, so we were right behind the host stand. I wasn't thrilled about that, at first, but several larger groups were seated in the same area near the entrance. The booth was spacious and comfortable, and the decor is very bright and vibrant. I ordered the Marg of the Month for May, which was the Bee Sting Margarita. It is made with jalapeno honey and lots of slices of fresh jalapeno. Between those aspects and the bite of the tequila...I quickly understood why it was given that name! If you like a spicy marg, I would definitely suggest! I also ordered the Chips & Salsa Flight for the table. I chose the Roasted Red and Chile de Arbol salsas, along with the guac and queso. I loved all of the dips...except the chile de arbol. It was just spicy...and nothing else. No flavor other than hot. LOL For our entrees, I ordered the Steak Fajitas. I probably could've fed the entire family with the portion that I received. It's Tuesday and I'm still working on it! The steak, peppers and onions were flavorful and tender and it came with all of the pertinent toppings (shredded cheese, lettuce, and pico de gallo). I also requested sour cream on the side. It was served with a side of beans and rice as well. My cousin ordered the Chicken Tinga Enchiladas and quipped that she would've liked "more tinga on her chicken". She didn't eat it all or take the leftovers home, so I'm not sure that I'd suggest that dish. One of my daughters ordered the Shrimp & Street Corn tacos without the corn, so they looked a little plain, but she liked them. She wasn't a fan of the $5.50 per taco price tag. My aunt ordered the Matador bowl and our server, Hailey, stated that it was her favorite. I had also been eyeing that on the menu. She enjoyed it and had plenty to take home with her as well. My other daughter ordered the Quesabirria tacos and supremely enjoyed her meal as well. The hosts and our server provided excellent service, and we had a really good time.

I had a quick first for lunch last thursday! I enjoyed their Margarita of the month it was…read morefantastic. I also tried a burrito bowl with pork light and tasty. The bartender was my server she was sweet, attentive, and helpful. I'd return for something a bit different. Cute ambiance plenty of space for everyone Smaller menu but does the job.

OMG OMG OMG!!!! These were probably the best street tacos I have every had. I have heard about the…read moreplace for a while just never got over to try them. Im so sorry to my soul that I have failed to fill it all this time with the taco love that is Julieta tacos. I had the Pollo Asado and the Suadero tacos. I left about 2 hours ago and already thinking about going back tomorrow for lunch again. they offer Al Pastor, Carnitas, Broccolini, and Fried Mushroom tacos as well. Today they had a special Falafel taco that sounded good as well. very small shop not a lot of sitting space so prepared to take your food out to the courtyard if you want to as a group. Staff was very friendly and loved watching them hand make the tortillas.

Great location and great tacos! I love the simple menu that…read morepacks some serious flavor. You can't go wrong with any option, but my favorite was the Suadero (slow cooked beef brisket). They even have some homemade sauces that you can add a little razzle dazzle to your tacos. Tacos were ready in about 10 min on a bustling Saturday evening. As part of the lively Stutz area I love the outdoor seating options, but there's also a bar nextdoor you can take your tacos to!