Eat tacos. Sip tequila. Repeat…read more Probably one of the best taco restaurants I've been to in El Paso! I could say so much for you to believe me, and it honestly starts with the speedy (and kind) service, flavorful profiles and the pricing! My first visit I just simply couldn't believe it. Each visit, I try something new and I must say that I'm hooked on the Jamaica Margarita (with the tajin rim), and the pork shoulder taco, as well as the chicken taco! The Baja shrimp taco is also in my top 3! The staff is kind, energetic and will remember you; not just from personal experience but from my observations as well. Service is fast, food is hot and it's a great place to be! There is no wi-fi, but it is a FUN and engaging place for sure! I'd recommend a bar seat if you're lucky Warning: You may leave planning your next visit before you've even paid the bill.

I've always enjoyed coming to Taconeta because the food is great, and the service is usually…read moreexcellent. Unfortunately, my most recent visit was very disappointing. One of the servers, Jonah, threw away my "half-eaten" food without asking if I was finished. I didn't realize that was his decision to make, and when I brought it up, he rolled his eyes and responded with a horrible attitude. On a positive note, Sara behind the bar was fantastic, and Alexis was incredibly kind. They both provided the level of service I've come to expect from Taconeta. I hope management addresses this, because one negative interaction shouldn't overshadow the great staff and food that usually keep me coming back.

Señor Tacos is the real deal when you visit Ciudad Juarez!…read more This is a small taqueria only 15min away from Cordova Bridge aka. the "free bridge". I visited this location last week with my family and we decided to order the "family packs"; half a Kilogram of Al Pastor and half a Kilogram of Bistek. The family pack came with tortillas, salsa, and your side of onions, cilantro, pineapple and lime. Both order of meats were outstanding! The bisket was very flavorful and juicy, and the Al Pastor was as delicious and straight out of el trompo. This place doesn't sell liquor or beers, but their aguas frescas and limonada are delicious. I recommend the limonada with mineral water which is very popular in Juarez and I don't know why is not a thing in the United States.

We are not from cuidad Juarez. We did not see tacos stand…read moreanywhere. So we wanted to try this place. So far the spice salsa is great! Tacos are small size Everything was delicious!!!!

Great atmosphere and definitely an upscale experience. Great margaritas too…read more Food and presentation on point , flavors are exceptional. Servers are attentive yet give you space to enjoy your meal.

Great food and great service. One of the best places to eat in Juarez. Very clean. Wait staff was…read morevery attentive to al your needs and the food. I had fish stuffed with spinach and shrimp and it was excellent

This is my most favorite taco food truck in Juarez. Despite…read morethe fact that it's in the middle of a neighborhood and is very small I still love the quality of service and food. Here you will encounter all kinds of people from all socioeconomic backgrounds. From white people, to doctors, lawyers, families, young, old.... It's very diverse. And nice to see how our love for these tacos connects us. But anyway, it gets pretty crowded during the evenings which is hard for you to place an order especially if you're ordering one by one. People are shoving and pushing, and hurrying you up to get your salsa or whatever it is that you're using so they can use it next. Not everyone is that rude, but I have come across some people who can't wait for their turn. Which is why I usually place a full order, get my salsa, and my other needs and walk to free space (sometimes to my car) and peacefully enjoy my meal. Most of the time a group of mariachis or musicians will start playing as you eat or interact with those around you. As far as the tacos go, it's only "tripas". There are 3 cooks, very nice people, one makes them crunchy, the other soft, and the other campechana which is mixed. Napkins are handy, as well as salsa, lemons, salt, pepper, etc. They have a bench or two so you can sit. During winter they have heaters. And they also have a sink to wash your hands and a restroom. Never used the restroom so I wouldn't be able to tell if it's kept clean. Parking is hard to find, it fills up very fast. But as soon as someone leaves I usually run for it before someone arrives but that's just me. Other than that I still love this place. Love to meet new people and listen to good music. This place has been around for many many years. The first time I went was in 2010 but the business has been there since way longer. Moved to California came back and it was improved and of better quality till it occured to me to add it to yelp. So in case you're cruising around and are hungry this is a good interesting stop! :)

They had amazing street tacos. I loved the carne tacos. The meat was full of flavor, the people…read morewere very polite and even helped me and I didn't speak Spanish. Yummy

An incredible experience. Food was excellent, If you go for…read morethe show at this restaurant be aware you need reservations I got there around 10 min before the time they asked but we got sat right away . Service was incredible from host to waiters , the restaurant's decoration makes you feel welcome and at the same time like having dinner in the middle of a nice silent street . The show started at 8:pm and was a very good enjoyable show by then we were almost done with food except for dessert which we enjoy watching the show .

Came here from El Paso with a group for a weekend show. Note that if you want to come on a day of…read morea show you must arrive by 6:30 pm. More on that later. There is a parking lot so if you are driving it's fairly easy to get a spot. They do have folks watching the lot but unsure how useful they are as last time a member of our group visited someone hit their car and those responsible for watching and helping in the lot didn't even get the license plate of the offender. We had a reservation for 6:30 pm and upon arrival we were sat pretty quickly though it was certainly not the best seat as we were positioned toward the back behind a pillar that blocks a central part of the stage area. The view was ok, but certainly not the greatest. Food & Drink - 4* We had a few drinks, appetizers, and entrees. The fundido and guacamole were both good. The aguachile shrimp was fresh and very citrusy. The flautas were crunchy and the ribeye steak was cooked perfectly though explaining "medio raro" was shockingly frustrating even with several fluent bilingual speakers in the group. My response to it all was, "Medio raro no es medio bien, totalmente diferente; el medio raro es antes que el medio." I wouldn't say it's worth of five star but it was all certainly above average. Service - 2* Here's the biggest knock of the entire visit. We arrived at 6:30 pm. We were sat by 6:35-6:40 pm. We didn't have our drink order taken until about 7:00 pm. We didn't receive our drinks for another 15 minutes. We fortunately placed our appetizer order at the same time as the drinks so the appetizers showed up about 7:30 pm. He took our entree order about 30 minutes later, around 8 pm. The show starts at 8:30 pm, we didn't receive our food until 8:45-8:50 pm. This meant we largely had to eat our entire entree in the dark since a good portion of the show is with the lights off. We did notice that at no point in time did ALL tables have dishes on their table, which made us wonder if they don't even have enough plates for the entire seating capacity. They were very quick to take empty plates which made us further suspect that this was a constraint. Overall this makes for a very frustrating experience. Pricing - 4* Subjectively I think the entrees and drinks are fairly priced all things considered. Expect to spend about $30-50 USD a person for a couple of drinks and food. There is a charge for the show, which is reasonable given the length of the show is 1.5 hours. Overall - 3.25* The overall experience was nice though the service to get drinks and food in a timely capacity was definitely the most frustrating part. I don't know if this is because they just don't know how to handle a full house, don't have the back house kitchen capacity, not enough plates to serve everyone, or just purposely go slow to keep you wanting to drink more? Id recommend arriving around 5:45-6 pm in order to hopefully avoid eating in the dark. We enjoyed the show though the impersonator of Juan Gabriel was fairly "eh." Of all the performances we all agreed his was the least entertaining and could be cut out in place of something better. This is a great show for all ages and definitely highlights the different regional cultures well. Everyone enjoyed it, the food is good, just don't expect to be served quickly. If they could improve that, it can easily be 4*.

Very good colitas de pavo and carnitas. Excellent customer service. Best carnitas in El Paso.read more

While in El Paso for the afternoon we decided to try this small storefront for some good Mexican…read morefood. Wow! Best carnitas tacos of my life! I was still thinking about them hours later. Friends got lamb and pork ribs with a side of rice that was yummy (we ordered more to go) and green sauce that was flavorful but not too hot. Small space but steady stream of customers, because the food is slamming and well priced ($6.99 for my 4 tacos with a side of rice and beans). Bring an appetite and cash (they don't take cards) and thank me later!

The food and service were excellent. It is always packed to the max, however you ususally don't…read morehave to wait for long.

Fantastic across the board. A mandatory stop when in El Paso…read more Flour tortilla chips with 3 different salsas to start. Chicken enchiladas to die for - have them Christmas style to enjoy both their red and green enchilada sauce. The rice and beans are delicious. Best of all is the friendly, attentive service.

Delicious birria tacos! Salsa bar was flavor central! Friendly staff. It was right next to our…read morehotel. Very fresh food.

Don't pass this place up. The food is delicious. So much salsa to choose from and great drinks…read more The service was excellent. When I return to El Paso I will definitely come back here to eat.

This is probably the only place to eat in Juarez. I know that the name says Taqueria but don't…read morecome here expecting your traditional soft carne asada tacos or none of those "Taco Bell tacos". These are rolled up tacos, way better than those American Chico's tacos. There's no real menu, there's only one type of filling: shredded beef. The server will ask what you will be ordering he's simply asking you what size you want: half, one, one and a half and two. They come with cabbage and red salsa don't be afraid of the red salsa it's not spicy the green salsa though that's the spicy one so watch out for that one. You can only accompany these delicious tacos with a Mexican coke or a beer. I come here every time I roll down to Juarez! It's a bit dark so just roll with it.