So good. Simple. Just tacos and I am not always a huuuge taco fan. But wow. Yum. I'll be back!read more

Some of the better tacos in NJ . The whole strip has good spots. Guy with glasses at the check out…read morecounter can come off a bit condescending.

My go-to Mexican place to order for take out. I love them so much. They are one of the few taco…read moreplaces that have lengua (tongue) tacos. There may be some of you that read that and think, "Ew. Tongue?" When done right, lengua is so tender and flavorful and Maya Mexican does it right. They also have the best guacamole (it's so fresh and amazing) and tortas. I usually get the birria torta. The soup is divine and possibly a spiritual experience when consuming. Definitely order from here. I've never eaten at the restaurant but maybe I should. I can't imagine how much more amazing it would be if I ate it fresh out of the kitchen!

The taco craving hit us one Sunday so we decided to pick some up on our way home from running…read moreerrands, at around 1:30. There is street parking so if you wait around long enough, you'll be able to get a spot. We had the birria tacos, al pastor, and lengua. We originally wanted to try the oreja and campechanos but they didn't have it that day. These are probably the best quesabirria tacos I've had in the area. I'm normally not a huge fan because it usually ends up being soggy, and I don't really like braised meat, as it tends to be dry. That wasn't the case here. The tacos were still crispy 20 minutes later, and the meat wasn't dry. It was stuffed to the max with beef and cheese. The broth was also very good and not watery like most other places tend to be. The al pastor tacos and lengua tacos were also very good. They're a bit smaller than similar taco spots in the neighborhood but it's quality over quantity here. If they added fresh pineapple to the pastor, it would have brought the taco over the top. I also enjoyed their homemade (sauces). They have a kick to it but be careful with the dark chipotle looking one. One drop of that, and you'll be good. Will definitely be back for some more tacos. Hopefully next time, they'll have the oreja and campechano.

Really good tacos, but everything else we ordered could have been better…read more First, finding Taqueria Los Gueros was a bit of a challenge as my GPS had no idea where it was because it was tucked to the side of Route 46 just before an overpass. It was, in my opinion, in an odd location to the side like some auto repair shop off the road. On the bright side, like most NJ establishments, there was a small parking lot in front of it. My wife and I decided to give Taqueria Los Gueros a try since the prices seemed reasonable and the menu looked good. Also, since they're part of a local chain, we figured they might have had some success in the past to have been able to expand. We decided to double up on our order and we both ordered 2 dishes each and would reheat one of them later in the day. Here's a quick list of what we ordered: - MEXICANOS TACOS, which was an order of 4 double corn tortillas w/ pico de gallo, avocado and any meat of my choosing - which I chose the chorizo and shrimp. - HALF CHICKEN (Chiltepin), which was spicy chicken with a side of rice, beans & torillas - CHILANGO BURRITO, with Al Pastor - STEAK AND ONIONS, served with a side of rice, beans & tortillas First, for the tacos, burrito and steak and onions, I lovvveeeed the fact that you could add some freebies in there, in the form of onions, cilantro and pineapple chunks. However, maybe the onions and cilantro should have come with it anyway? As for what we thought of the food? The tacos were definitely really good, specifically the chorizo meat. Honestly....it was up there with some of the best chorizo taco meat I ever had. It was very juicy and flavorful. Unfortunately, as good as the tacos were, everything else was meh. And, not good meh, as in a little above average, but bad meh, as in it could have been much, much better. The chicken from the half chicken and also the steak and onions were definitely on the dry side. In addition, flavoring could have been improved too. It seemed that they were both overcooked to the point where all of the flavors were drained from it. On top of it, the serving size of the rice and beans were really small. We absolutely could have used more of BOTH. If you're ordering from Taqueria Los Gueros, go with the chorizo tacos, but be cautious of meats that typically can be dry due to overcooking, like chicken or steak, because our orders were really overcooked. On the one hand, if you're worried about any raw meat, you don't have to worry here, but, if you want to be able to taste your food, in our case, steer clear of either. However, you'll definitely love the chorizo tacos!

It was my 2nd time ordered from here and it's been a few years. I remember not being completely…read morehappy with it, but I couldn't remember the details and I thought, "ya know, people can change." And I wanted a burrito bowl. I was mistaken. I was too trusting. Ordered a chicken burrito bowl with added mozzarella cheese (+$2.99 my choice) and an al pastor taco. Sour cream is listed as an ingredient in the bowl and for me, burritos feel incomplete without sour cream. I actually would not have ordered it. There was NO sour cream and a tiny sprinkle of cheese. The pulled pork was terrible. I spit it out and tossed it. And too salty (I then remembered it was last time also). I also got 4 added sad little 4 avocado slices. The overdone soggy rice made it a little less dry though. Pico de gallo was mostly onions. I CALLED the restaurant. (It was through Grubhub) and they said "yea we don't have sour cream. Sorry." But it's on your menu "yea we don't have any right now" in a really fake apologetic tone not offering any solution. A customer should be contacted if an ingredient is missing and maybe comped the cheese, or at least add extra to compensate. Did they think I would not notice?" Grub Hub chat said I'd get a refund. So we'll see. SUMMARY: Skip this place. They need to tone down the salt and attitude. Low quality pulled pork.

I used to love this place but 2 orders of Tacos and the guy says $35 my jaw almost hit the floor…read more... not only that the man making my tacos came from hanging out outside and I'm saying to myself is he drunk ??? Pretty sure he was he didn't wash his hands ugh but I was hungry!! The next morning my butthole let me know it was pissed I was pooping alllll day !!! I should have went around the corner to my favorite spot but the line was so damn long !!!

5/9/24 Corner…read moretriangle shaped restaurant. Really, you can call it a hole in the wall. There are a few chairs and a countertop facing the window. But don't they say not to judge a book by its cover? Well, it applies here! 4 tacos for $14, choice of 2 meats Chorizo - meh, too smoky. I felt like I was eating charcoal... Cuerito - soft but still firm, I actually prefer this one over the Los Amigos one Carne Enchilada - hubby loved it Buche - this was good, only complaint is the pieces were too big, 1 bite I had to slurp it like eating noodles LOL Sandia - definitely real watermelon pulverized to juice, no added sugar The menu online had more choices of meat than the overhead board. Hubby asked if that was all the choices? They said yes. So hubby ordered. After we ate and as he was thanking them for good tacos, he mentioned that he was looking for Seso, Trompa, Ojos y Cachete. They showed him all of those! *sigh. Told hubby next time just ask in case they don't advertise it. I said most Americans and younger Gen would never try these items, so they dont put it front and center. LOL

I have been here previously. my first experience with taqueria D&K was at their stand in the…read moremeadowlands flea market. I was blown away by how good their tacos were and knew i had to go back to their main location to see what's the word in flavortown. Tacos Al Pastor (9.4/10) - HOLY SHITTTT. This is arguably one of the best al pastor tacos i've had in my life (like top 10). The meat was reallyy juicy, the flavors were seeping out of that marinated meat. The pineapples were really well paired, cooked in a way that went beautifully with the pork. The tortilla, which happened to be different from the last time i got them, was still solidd. Overall all together this taco was formed elegantly and was so good i didn't even consider the sauces at first. (the sauces were buss af tho don't get me wrong). Birria Pizza (8.4/10) - The first time I got this pizza pizza, it came with a cute little mexican flag in the center. I was a little sad that it did not come with it this time :( The box came with a lovely abundant amount of limes, radishes, and cucumbers. It was all in a little baggie, I only wish the cucumbers were separated, they tasted sour because of the limes. The pizza was cut in 8 fairly sized slices, and did not hold back on the meats, but was just a little light on the cheese for my liking (I like cheese a lot). The tortllla was pretty decent and held its weight, I wish it had a little more of a bite to it, but that might just be on me for ordering a little too early (10 minutos). The meat was pretty good, nothing too crazy and about what i expect from eating birria meats. The cheese, although not plentiful, still was good and i love me some cheese (a cheese pull would've been so buss istg). These ingredients alone made for a fairly good experience, BUT what really brought it to the next level was the combination of each slice with a healthy fixing of radishes, lime juice, consome, and green sauce specifically. Consome (8.5/10) - For sure one of the better consomes i've had, it gave a very much needed moisture to the pizza pizza. They were so kind to give us not one but DOS CONSOMES CTM. The soup itself had its own great level of flavor, just the right amount of oiliness, meatiness, saltiness, and love. I was so happy to find that there was meat in the bottom of the cup, which slurped up oh so nice in my mouth ;) You know that shit when you could drink it by itself and not feel like your mouth is covered in salt crystals. Green sauce (7.6/10) - When you're used to green salsas being heavy on flavor and lighter on potency, it throws you off when you get a green sauce that flips the script! This sauce was still good and paired well with the tacos and even better with the pizza. On its own though you don't taste the typical green flavor immediately, you are met some spice at first ironically enough. Still a good sauce overall but I can definitely see it being better. Red Sauce (5.1/10) - Honestly I kinda tasted this one and put it away, I didn't really notice the flavors of it with or without the food, and only got a higher taste of spice than the green sauce. But also less flavor than the green one weirdly enough. (Esto si que es). Nopale (6/10) - The flavor was mild but alright, it had a nice crunch to it though. It didn't really pair with the tacos in my humble opinion, but i could see it pairing nicely with other dishes that have a rice and bean base. Green onion (7/10) - found it in my al pastor box, it was good, enough said. Overall in total I enjoyed my experience here once again, I would like to point out that the red sauce was different from the last times i've gotten, which was disappointing to find out because that og was fucking buss. But it did not take away from this meal, i enjoyed the tacos and pizza pizza a lot. The people are very generous with their serving sizes, additives, and maybe attitudes (we didn't really talk to the workers). I will be coming back for sure, next time i'm gonna try the burritos and get to the bottom of why people keep shitting on it, it's got me curious i gotta be deadass flavortown. Overall Experience (8.7/10)

Feeling Mexican food for lunch. Try a new spot by random, I should know when the place is empty and…read moremanager is eating by himself should be a sign of No No Since the place looks authentic so I give a shoot. Spicy pork burritos, it's big alright but greasy fill with sauces but chewy pork. Rice & tortilla is hard. I eat half them and I run

Last time I had tacos from this spot it was just ok but I went tonight and it was delicious!! I'll…read moredefinitely be back !!!

El Jardin delivered a delicious meal. The food was cooked to perfection. The service, presentation,…read moreand packaging were on point. I cannot discuss the ambience because the order was delivered. Bottom line: we will be back for more delicious food.

PROS: Staff is very nice, including the bouncers. Food looked good, people enjoyed the drinks, many…read moreplaces to sit, live music, and a small courtyard CONS: Scarce amount of street parking, takes a long time to close out a bar tab, one person bathrooms which causes a backup. It's also very cramped inside as it's not that big OVERALL: I may come back to this place if others are wanting to come here. I thought the vibe was good

Chill atmosphere... love the Caprese salad here! Will visit again soon! - Monica the barberread more

La Lotería is one of the best Mexican food in passaic county for sure, I've tried many places and…read moreTheir steak tacos beats Mexico deli steak tacos for sure. I also had the Caldo de Camarones and it was delicious, just a heads up... ITS VERY SPICY, but I love it when it's spicy so it didn't bother me. I will be ordering from here probably every other tuesdays for tacos

I called ahead for pick up on a rainy Saturday at around noon. They quoted a 20 minute wait but…read morewhen I got there after 20 minutes, I had to wait half an hour - even though there was only one table dining there, waiting for their food. One poor guy came in just after me to order a chicken soup and was still waiting there after I left - even though I'm sure their soup is already pre-made. I also saw them microwaving something, so that was another red flag. I was wondering why our total was $90, but I just figured maybe the menu prices were outdated? After all, $1 tacos (according to their menu) in this day and age does sound too good to be true. We ordered: 3 al pastor tacos, 1 chicken taco, 1 chicken tinga taco, 1 steak taco, al pastor quesadilla, chicken tinga quesadilla, grilled chicken platter, beef tostada, and quesabirria. It turns out that the quesadillas come with three per order, which wasn't specified because we definitely did not need three of each of these. Had we known, we would have ordered less food. None of it was very good. Everything kind of just tasted the same. A little bland, dry, and chewy. The tortillas in the quesadillas were also dry and chewy. I didn't even bother with the chicken from the grilled chicken plate because it looked really tough. Maybe that's what they were microwaving in the back. Nothing really tastes fresh and just tastes like they make one giant batch at some point and use it throughout the week. I really wanted to like this place and was hoping it would be our new go-to for tacos/Mexican but unfortunately, the entire experience just missed the mark by a long shot.