Had lunch here with some friends and ended up with a story we'll be laughing about for a long time…read more There was a bottle of hot sauce on the table called "357 Magnum" (about 1 MILLION Scoville ). We thought it was regular hot sauce... so naturally, I absolutely drenched my burrito in it. Big mistake. HUGE. This is to be asked for by customers lol... and it was left out by mistake... One bite in and it felt like I got maced straight to the soul Tears pouring, coughing, face on fire--we couldn't even eat our food because it was that insanely hot. Honestly, it was next-level pain... but also kind of hilarious once we survived it Here's the part that really matters: the owner handled it like a pro. He apologized sincerely, took full responsibility, and didn't even charge us for the meals. That kind of customer service is rare and says a lot about the people who run this place. Owner is amazing and thoughtful... really great people there Accidents happen--but great businesses make it right, and they absolutely did. Awesome food, great atmosphere, cold beer , and genuinely good people. We'll definitely be back (just... maybe staying away from the 357 Magnum next time ). Thanks again for making it right and giving us a story we won't forget!

I have added this restaurant to me "never again" list. I ordered a Hendricks gin and tonic with…read morelime to start. It came in a pint-sized beer glass with ordinary straw. No lime. Flat tonic. Terrible. The enchiladas were OK. The coffee was the color of tar. When I opened the tiny container of half-and-half, the contents were solid and plopped into the coffee. I fished out the solid mass with my spoon and called over the waiter. No apology. I think he then brought back the same coffee, new mini moo-cows. Really terrible dining experience. To top it off, there was an empty plastic vodka bottle on the ground by the front door.

First time trying this place so I went to reviews and looked at some good pics and the Molcajete…read morestood out for sure! This is located not even 2 sec walk away from the Hilton hotel. I usually wouldn't eat Mexican food in Alaska those two don't really go together in my brain being from California but I wanted to give it a try anyway lol I ordered the Cilantro Shrimp Molcajete and some chips and salsa on the side. First I will say I don't see why certain restaurants charge for chips and salsa it should be free in my opinion. The salsa lacked flavor and was more sweet than anything. (I asked for the spiciest salsa they have) and the order was $8.. I get it for the size I was surprised but that salsa wasn't good. Moving on to the main dish tho we have the Molcajete which was really good in my opinion. It came out SIZZLING! and the size of it wasn't what I was expecting. So if you're hungry I would def get one of those entrees ! The flavor of the fajita mix was good and the amount of shrimp you get was super filling. That dish was about $38 with the shrimp. The bartender was nice and asked me if I was doing okay a few times and also made sure my water was filled which was great he seemed really knowledgeable of all the good food recommendations and was pretty quick with service so employees were cool ! All in all I enjoyed my early dinner in a nice place that played good Latin music and I liked that it's walking distance from my hotel. I would eat here again one day and try some of their tacos next because I hear they are pretty good. I would say they need to just make the chips free because the are NOT worth $8 lol like at all but other then that decent place.

We stumbled upon this location and what a find! Loved the warm ambience and Latin artwork. Service…read moreby Samael was exceptional. His recommendations were excellent. We enjoyed the halibut with bok choy and crispy potatoes. The chicken tortilla soup had the most delicious broth. Al pastor tacos and fish tacos were super tasty. The shrimp moqueca was beautifully presented in a hot pot with fresh avocado salsa. Each sauce was complex and delicious. I was pleasantly surprised to find such a gem of Latin cuisine in Anchorage. If I lived here, I would visit often.

First time here. Ordered several different kinds of tacos and the Guac and chips. Food was…read morewonderful. Lots of space to eat in. Would come back!

Food is great. The female cashiers have attitudes because they speak minimal English and get every…read moreorder wrong or give me incorrect change each time I come here. Cooks and cashier's gossip about you in Spanish right in front of you. Wouldn't recommend anybody eat here even if they're starving unless they can speak Spanish to check these MFS.

Chipotle burrito has my heart, always eat the chips with sour cream since coming here idk whyread more

Updating my original review, I'm not sure what happened to them, but this place is awful. Service…read moreis just okay, restaurants are slightly dirty, and the food looks absolutely disgusting/ bad quality or expired. I will not be coming back

Absolutely love this place--five stars, no hesitation…read more They're cash only, and it's a small walk-in, order-your-food-and-go kind of spot. It honestly feels like a food truck, except there's a little waiting area inside where you can stand while your food is being made. Simple, no frills, and exactly how it should be. They make the best breakfast burritos in town, hands down. This is a super small, family-run business--a dad and his son--and Oscar is back there cooking everything himself. The food is fresh, consistent every single time, and you can tell it's made with real passion. He clearly loves what he does, and it shows in the quality. This is one of those places you root for. I will always, always come back.

This is good food fast! Great flavorful Mexican burritos and tacos. They also have burgers if…read moreyou're not feeling Mexican that day, lol! I have definitely returned to here. The cooks are friendly and they are all Oscar's family.

Always good and affordable food! Nice people. I love their burritos! Tacos are consistently tasty!read more

Tamarind juice was delicious. Not sure how they sourced the ingredients for the taqueria but it's…read morethe real deal! Tacos, burritos, even the refried beans were good - and I'm not normally a fan of them. Highly recommended if you're in the mood for Mexican food.

I highly recommend Taco King if you're craving for retail Mexican like Taco Bell. The ambiance was…read moremore like a restaurant too. Their menu is definitely the better of Taco retails.

The last few times we have gone to Taco King, things have gone okay. Overall, it's not as good as…read moreit used to be though. Prices have gone up significantly, and quality and quantity has decreased. For example, I used to get the Gordita for 4 and change, now it's 9 dollars and they cut the amount of quality items they put on it. Service is always hit or miss. They frequently forget to give you stuff as well. It's still much better than Taco Bell, more authentic and i appreciate supporting a locally owned business.