This restaurant is small but cool and clean. The staff is friendly and patient while I asked for…read moretranslation. The food came out piping hot and filled with flavor. I ordered 3 tacos with rice and beans. The tacos were carna asada, pastor and quesobirrio. All 3 were delicious but quesobirrio was my favorite. I will visit this location each time I visit Orlando!

Slow down, if you blink, you might miss it. This is a cozy small taqueria. It's located in a mini…read moreshopping plaza/gas station. It's as close as it can get to an authentic mom & pop Mexican taqueria. I started with a Mandarin Jarritos soda. Brought back so many childhood memories. I ordered a shrimp and steak tacos with no onions. They offer red hot and mild green sauce. I always stick to lime and green sauce. Service was quick and tacos were delicious. This is a small place with four tables and no outdoor seating. I noticed a lot of takeout orders were picked up while I ate. I will be back for dinner.

Hidden little taco spot in the UCF area! You might miss it driving by because it's off to the side…read moreof the store fronts. Senor Taco serves up a simple menu but the tacos are so flavorful! The restaurant is small but they do have tables inside and a few outside. It's a quick serve restaurant so you just walk right up and they bring the food out to you. Taco Tuesday is popular here! They have tacos for only $1.50-$2. I've had both the ground beef and chicken pastor. Both delicious and the taco shells are crispy and taste freshly fried! I've also had the birria tacos. Sooooo good. Ask for some of their different hot sauces to complement your meal, although you don't necessarily need them! Finally, be sure to try one of their agua fresca beverages. I tried hibiscus! It's a little pricey at $5 but is refreshing and something I wouldn't normally get. I'll say yes to tacos anytime, and I would say absolutely yes to coming to Senor Taco again!

Small place with a fun theme, this gave me a wow on my first visit yesterday. I had 2 Street Tacos…read morewith ground beef and a bottle of water. .My ground beef was a little salty and ut did notbopen until 12 noon for lunch, so I took one star away, but overall, I like it.

Let me start with the service, these people are so humble that just for that you want to come back…read more But the fooooooddd OMG is really authentic Mexican food and good music. Keep it up!

La Campana has some of the best Mexican flavors in Orlando, including the best tasting Enchiladas…read moreMole in town. We've been here a few times, but I'll choose a Mole dish every time from now on. They do have great lunch specials all week. Server Carla was pleasant and efficient, and Sabastian came out from the kitchen to make sure the food was top notch. I only wish I lived closer, but on every trip downtown I seem to end up here.

Hunger Street has such a cool vibe -- very artsy, authentic, and the staff was super friendly. You…read morecan feel the pride in the culture and food here, which I always appreciate. Service was quick and everyone was welcoming. I ordered the birria tacos and they were decent -- flavorful, loved the pickled onions and lime on the side, but the meat was a little on the dry side. Not bad by any means, just not the best birria I've had. The consomé helped, but I think next time I'd try some of their other tacos because they have a really creative menu. Still a solid spot and I'd come back to explore more of the lineup. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area and want authentic Mexican street-style food with a fun, relaxed atmosphere.

This is place is at face value a bit far from our usual digs. But recently, some business has…read morebrought me over to this area, and when I am around, I make it a point to grab some food at Hunger Street Tacos. Their concept is simple and fairly authentic compared to other "Mexican Food" places in town. Just simple but delicious tacos and good service, this is a winning formula.

Was looking for a good Venezuelan "resuelve" at 10 pm and I stumbled upon Autana, a true GEM…read more They are not a "fast food" food truck, they make everything at the moment, so getting your food can take some time, you can also order online for pickup if you want to be up ahead in the queue. The workers are incredibly friendly, their attention to detail is incredible. The ambiance is good considering it's a food truck in the middle of a gas station. They play some great music and have the TV's showing animated pictures of items from the menu which I found very entertaining Their salsas were amazing, we had the truffle burger which was INCREDIBLE, and the Avocado Queen arepa (loved the name btw, reina pepiada internacional). Maybe would have added a little more avocado, but it was incredibly good still. The quality of the ingredients was very fresh. We asked why, in some pictures, the arepas were colorful, and they said that each day they add a different vegetable to their dough. This time, they added carrots. This was the cherry on top and another reason why you could notice their amazing attention to detail.

I have been here a total of 3 times now and the quality has been consistent each time! This is the…read moreperfect spot if you're looking to have delicious arepa's while watching the sunset. The owners are very kind and friendly and do a great job of giving this place a very "mom and pop" feel! They do have a sign that explains that their food truck is not fast food, therefore, not to expect fast wait times. So as a heads up, they make things fresh and it can be a longer wait depending on how many orders they have but know-- it's well worth the wait. I enjoyed the tequenos (cheese sticks) and the chicken arepa very much. They give you sauce on the side too. Because the seating is outdoors, the ants and mosquitoes can be an issue but they do provide you with OFF spray and hand sanitizer. It's probably best to show up with close toe'd shoes and pants because of this. Overall a really great spot and If you get the chance, definitely give it a try!

This is a tiny little place with minimal seating. It is a fusion of Indian and Mexican. The food…read morewas just okay. It might have been better if he had put more sauce on my chicken tikka tacos. An order comes with three tacos that have naan as a base, rice, chicken, sauce, and then whatever additional toppings you choose. I also got samosas, which I would advise against. You can get better ones in the frozen food section of Publix. With so many good restaurants downtown I would just skip this one.

Heading to Orlando from Tampa on a Wednesday afternoon, the I-4 overlords did not approve of our…read moretravel that day (we had a flat on the drive back), and due to more-excessive-than-usual traffic delays, we were running rather late to have a table-service dinner before the Kraftwerk show in Steinmetz Hall at Dr Phillips. Though we'd had half dozen walkable restaurants bookmarked, most were in the opposite direction of the theatre from the garage where I'd pre-paid for parking. After checking Yelp again, my friend & I were intrigued by the unusual menu at Tikka Bowls & Tacos, and appreciated that they offered counter service (i.e., quick). My friend knew she wanted to try the Samosa Chaat, but hubs & I needed a minute. We finally decided on sharing a burrito with white rice, black beans, chicken, lettuce, avacado, cheese & sour cream. The people behind the counter were super patient with me to point out what might be too spicy for my palette, and the burrito we created was fantastic. Hubs seemed to like his half, and I really loved the proportions & flavors. And of note, my friend enjoyed her Samosa Chaat, too. Prices were very reasonable, and they offered a few tables, along with bar-style window seating, for dining inside. We don't drive over to the Dr Phillips Center from Tampa often on a weeknight, but after Morrissey a year or so ago in the Walt Disney Theatre, and Kraftwerk in Steinmetz Hall, I really want to try to attend more performances at this amazing venue. Knowing now that Tikka Bowls & Tacos is a solid quick-service option within walking distance, I expect I'll dine here again & enjoy more delicious meals.

Music slaps. The owner was really nice and told us about the restaurant. It's a family owned spot…read moreand they want to expand to Tampa. The food was so good and tasted fresh. The garlic aioli was so tasty!

We decided to try Tacos Miguey after noticing it had recently opened close to home, and my daughter…read moretreated us to a quick dinner. Unfortunately, it ended up being a very disappointing experience. When we walked in, I was surprised that ordering is done entirely through a kiosk. That wasn't a problem, but everything after that went downhill. First, the prices are hard to justify. They charge for everything even a quarter of a lime!!! A medium fountain drink was about $4, served without a lid and with an oversized straw. I'm not even sure if refills are offered. We also paid nearly $5 for chips and salsa, only to receive a basket that wasn't even half full. The salsa looked more like marinara sauce than traditional Mexican salsa. It was sweet instead of fresh and savory, contained corn, and lacked the fresh cilantro and onions you'd typically expect. It simply didn't taste fresh, and the only flavor we could get out of it was after adding salt. The side of rice and beans was equally disappointing. The rice tasted like instant packaged rice with little to no seasoning. The beans, even topped with cotija cheese, were bland and honestly not edible. When our tacos arrived, the tortillas were soggy, and the meat itself had almost no flavor. The only thing on the table that stood out was the creamy cilantro garlic sauce, and that's mainly because it was very salty. As a fellow Latina, I know what flavorful Mexican food tastes like, and this simply wasn't it. Authentic or not, good Mexican-inspired food should still be seasoned and full of flavor. Sadly, every bite was bland and forgettable. The restaurant itself is very small, with only a handful of tables, and it was uncomfortably warm inside. In the end, we spent around $40 and left most of our food on the table because it simply wasn't worth eating. I really wanted to like this place since it's so close to home, but unfortunately, it was a complete disappointment. I won't be returning, and based on my experience, I can't recommend it.

We ate a Birria pizza, chips with cheese and some drinks, everything was delicious, the treatment…read morewas very good and the attention too. We had a great time .

Wow, fantastic dinner! I've been seeking the best Birria tacos for over a year since my grandson…read moreturned me on to them. I have good and not so good in hunt. The grandson recommended Queso Loco so we tried it. Definitely not disappointed. There were three main birria options, the birria quesadillas, birria tacos, and quesabirria tacos. I had the quesobirria tacos and the wife had the Barria quesadillas. Both were spot on delicious. I enjoyed the taco version better because they were like tiny quesadillas that were crispy all over. The consommé was flavorful and not at all greasy. The wife refuses to dip her food into a broth and make it mushy, but she tried it and was enjoying that consommé on the remaining bites. The service was fast and friendly. It started to get crowded but we never felt rushed. The place is decorated well with vibrant Hispanic motive. I can't forget the chicken quesadilla that the daughter had. She said it was also full of chicken, cheese, and goodness. We live nearby so Queso Loco will be our go to spot.