If you love Birria and want to try something new, highly recommend really nice people and very good…read morefood

My wife and I have been to a LOT of taco places around DFW, and if you're looking for the absolute…read morebest birria in the entire area, Birrieria y Taqueria Cortez is hands down the number one spot. It's easily our favorite place for anything birria. From the birria pizza to the tacos, everything is incredible. The dipping consomé is seriously to die for, and the meat is cooked to absolute perfection. The service is great, and the Chicano art painted throughout the restaurant gives the whole place such a cool, authentic vibe. We always share the combo because you get a little bit of everything, and trust me, it will definitely fill you up. Seriously, get it. This is our number one taco spot in DFW, and after your first visit, it might be yours too.

This place has such great flavors and choices!! It's a bit of a maze to get to parking and even…read moremake your way inside, but once you do, it's SO worth it!! The BEST birria tacos, the best birria ramen I've ever tried, and I absolutely LOVE their grilled chicken salad!! The piña aqua fresca is the best I've ever ordered anywhere, NEVER sour/tart!! The place is small, but there's also a dessert bar, in the back!! The food comes out fast, and the people working the counter are so nice and help with anything you need to know about the menu!! This is a favorite for lunch, and literally the taco getaway it claims to be in its name!!

This place was not easy to get to, very much in the middle of nowhere. I can see this being a good…read morespot for people who want to eat outside. They have pickleball courts and a large seating area, part indoors and part outdoors. Because of that, there were an overwhelming number of flies that we had to fight off while eating indoors. I kept it simple and got the carne asada tacos. We also sampled the fries, birria tacos, and a quesadilla. The service was friendly enough, although we didn't interact with the staff all that much. The food was good and made to order. I also got a mangonada that was basically a mango-flavored slushie that tasted like it had been sitting in the freezer all day. I don't know that I disliked this place, but I am not in a hurry to go back. It was the flies for me.

Place is great. Staff is professional, the food is delicious. The menu has updated since the online…read morephotos here. (Wish I had snapped a few photos) Menu is bi-lingual. Tables were spotless when I visited. Had the Flautas and Gorditas.

The tortas and tacos are amazing. It has auténtico Mexican flavor. The service was excelente also…read moreand the lucha libre decoration makes it very unique.

My parents have been coming here for years. Today l my dad slipped on some water on the ground from…read morea leaking vent. He fell hard and even the table flipped. None of the workers even considered to ask him if he was ok. He did end up hurting himself . It wasn't until he fell they put a sign up and some napkins on the floor.. Also still had to pay full price for their meal. He turned 69 last week. unfortunately will not be returning .

Came in with a group of friends because I was craving street tacos man I wasn't disappointed…read more The outside isn't very appealing but walking in reminded me of the old school mexican restaurants. Very nostalgic and has a vakery cabinet when you walk in with pan dulces.I got the menu and ended up ordering a big Cali burrito with 2 tacos de lengua The food came out in about 5 min pretty fast. It was good. Burrito a solid 6 outa 10 good size Lenga tacos 6 outa 10 good flavor and soft they per packed! All in all a good experience

Best menudo in Texas! Look no further. This is the place to…read morecome to eat menudo. I even took 2 more to go for the next day

Had the four flautas with rice and beans. They fry them fresh for you. Everything was super…read moretasty. This was the second time I've been here in a week. Stuck in Fort Worth training. The salsas they give you are amazing. If you don't have cash, you can pay with Zelle.. no credit card payment here.

Had the quesabirria taco plate. Flavor- excellent, tortilla- tacos not crispy, flavor still…read moreexcellent , size- there were 3 street size tortillas, wish they were larger fajita size tortillas with plenty of birria meat & cheese. Needs limes to squeeze for juice & doubling the fresh onion & cilantro. Season excellent in meat & consume rich beefy flavor. I would buy again for sure!

Extremely disappointed to see that I got a half portion of Carne Asada Fries. I looked at a…read moreprevious post from a year ago where the person got a plate twice the size as the 6 by 3 inch plate I was brought out. The lady at the front was friendly but it doesn't justify being given less portions. It also hardly had any meat on the fries.

Small family owned restaurant. The food is fantastic! My husband and I came last night and had to…read morecome again for lunch today. Staff is very friendly and the food is hot, fresh, and flavorful! They also have pan dulce from Don Goyo in Fort Worth! Now we don't have to drive as far for it!!

Decided to stop by today out of curiosity!!! Birria tacos are wonderful, the pupusas (pork and…read morecheese) were yummy. The yuca fries were amazing!!!!

Food: went for brunch. Got the steak and eggs, came with beans and potatoes. It was really, really…read moregood. The steak was cooked exactly how I like it, and their flour tortillas so fresh! Tasted like butter . Service: our waitress was very good and attentive. Ambiance: it's a small cozy spot, but enough to seat.

Very friendly and comfortable dining area. We came for brunch so we had chillequilles and migas. I…read moreliked the chillequilles, the sauce was very good and had a good amount of eggs and cheese. Papas and beans were good too and both our meals were pretty big. Coffee was good, didn't taste like the cheap stuff most places have. Our server offered us 4 different salsas. The chip salsa was my favorite. It's easy to find and big parking lot. 4 stars because of prices. $2.50 for a can of coke, $3 for a basic cup of coffee is a little steep.