Best in the business! I'm here almost weekly. All the owners and staff are super friendly and those…read moreburritos are the best! Highly recommend!

I kept hearing such great things about El Fogon, so the other day I took the plunge and ordered a…read moreburrito and some guac for a fun lunch. I was working so I did door dash, though I'm sure it would be about half the cost to just go in and visit their brick and mortar. I'm going to chalk it up to door dash and not the restaurant but I did have some issue with them giving me an up to date time estimate on my order. It kept saying it was running late and then when I was getting really concerned I just checked the front porch and there it was! Somehow my delivery person missed the front door camera. Regardless of that little snafu the food was still pretty warm and I enjoyed my burrito. These things are BIG - which is nice, and next time I think I'll share it with someone. Think local chipotle vibes, but with some more authentic flavors. I had the barbacoa and it was exactly how I was hoping it would be. Overall, I really enjoyed my meal and I'll for sure order again.

First let's start with.....of course their tacos. One word, amazing! Fresh ingredients, interesting…read morecombinations, served fast. The service model not one of my favorite, order at the counter, they give you a number, and bring it out. This one was not bad. We were a bigger group and multiple people brought food out. It did not feel like our waiting around under a heat lamp in the back. One of the wow factors for me is that for items you buy they donate an item internationally to people that need food. One of the service staff explained to us in detail. He told us that this one of the main reason he works there! What a powerful mission and great food. You should definitely come try the place and help feed some food insecure people.

I was introduced to this restaurant from a Yelp event and now my family and I try to find a reason…read moreto go out of our way to patronize it. It's definitely not close, a little bit of a drive (almost half an hour) but, it's so worth it! I've now visited three times and every time is almost better than the last. There are so many options for tacos here as well as combo meals, loaded fries, salads and other sharables. Truly, something on the menu for everyone. Also, the mission statement of this restaurant makes it even better than the savory, sensational food alone. They give back meals to the hungry with an emphasis on philanthropy. The employees inside the bright and cheery dining room are always so helpful, they really seem to love what they're doing and the work environment embodies the mission statement of the restaurant. I can tell the people working there take pride in what they do. Where do I start on the food...I've tried quite a few tacos on the menu and a lot of them are standouts. There are of course classic renditions of Tex-Mex tacos as well as new inventions, like a crab cake taco. I also have tried the steak and blue taco which wasn't my all time favorite but definitely had flavors that all worked together. Just to me the steak was a little chewy and tough but, I loved the additions of bacon and crumbled blue cheese, it was so hearty and creamy from the ranch sauce with a tad of heat from some jalapeño. The seafood tacos really shine for me and my palette, I really loved the snappy firecracker fried shrimp taco. This is definitely for the spicy sisters (and brothers) because it has an Asian inspired bang bang sauce as well as a peppery punchy sriracha sauce. Such a winner! Another winner in my opinion is the blackened mahi mahi taco with a creamy slaw and yum yum sauce which is just YUM! It's fresh and flavorful. The Korean steak taco has an interesting added crunch from a topping of fried wonton strips and an umami glaze on the steak. I prefer it to the steak and blue even though it's simpler in the number of ingredients. Who doesn't like a taco with fried pickles on top?! If you are with me and you are a pickle princess (or prince) and aren't afraid of a little spice then the buffalo chicken taco is for you. Another spicy option is the mango habanero grilled chicken taco, it may be the spiciest on the menu but the flavors pack a punch. The crispy cabbage and the creamy avocado cool down the mango habanero salsa and the crumbled salty cojita cheese topping is the most perfect finishing touch. Also, just a note, these are no small street tacos so, even though at first the price may seem shocking they are definitely filling. I barely finish three each time I dine and I leave very full and satisfied. Another favorite of mine has been the refried black beans that come with a Chipotle component that makes them unique. The guacamole is also fresh and limey, so good with a thin crispy salty chip dunked in. The queso isn't anything too special but who doesn't like ooey gooey melty cheese?

Great food, service and people at a great price. and the icecream tops it all off. We go every…read moreweek.

Rey de Oros is a gorgeously-decorated little spot with lots of menu options. When we arrived, we…read morewere very impressed by the look of the place. Everything was clean and orderly. The service was okay! Nothing super special but they answered questions and were helpful at the counter. This was our first time here so we ordered a few things to sample and share amongst ourselves. The first thing we had was the chips and queso, which I thought was a bit expensive at $7.99 but not too bad. The queso was fairly spicy but otherwise nothing special. I usually love queso so it surprised me how neutral I felt toward it! The chips were good, thin and light with a crispy bite to them. We unfortunately didn't get to try the salsa, noticing only at the end of our meal that there was a sauce bar near the counter! The birria tacos were also...okay. They were very juicy but not very uniquely flavored compared to everything else we tried. The meat was tender and I loved the texture of the tortilla, but didn't care for the massive handful of cilantro dropped on top of everything on the plate. The dipping liquid (birria sauce?) was alright! It was the same flavor as the tacos themselves so it didn't add much, but it definitely wasn't bad. The "main course" of what we ordered was a combo of soft chicken tacos, rice, and beans. The chicken tacos were unfortunately very cold by the time we got them which was a bit strange, as almost everything else was hot! They tasted good but I'm really not a fan of eating cold chicken, so I passed them off to my friends. The beans were just okay. There's really not much to say about them. The rice also left me disappointed! I typically devour Spanish rice. Not only was it cold, there were also odd, hard grains of rice mixed in. Not enough to get one every bite but enough that the experience of eating it was off-putting. It was also quite bland. Another note: While we were eating, there was this constant loud droning coming from the air conditioner. I'm a MASSIVE fan of air conditioning so I'm grateful it was on in the first place, but that is something they really need to get fixed. Two women seated near us actually got up and walked outside after commenting multiple times about how disturbing the noise was. My experience here was definitely a mixed bag but it leaned toward the positive, so we'll likely try them again! They had several other menu items I'd like to try, including some American fare that I found intriguing.

Taco Naco offers a fresh, creative take on street tacos. The options are flavorful and…read morewell-executed--classic foundations with a dressed-up twist that doesn't go overboard. The margaritas are strong and well-made, easily a highlight. Service is fast and friendly. Don't skip dessert--the tres leches cake is a great finish, moist and satisfying without feeling too heavy. Worth a try.

I ordered takeout from Taco Naco. It was good but I agree with some of the other reviews on it…read morebeing a little pricey for what you actually get. Which makes this a place to eat at seldomly. I get it though, people's prices are their prices. Food ordered: chicken Al pastor taco, brisket barbecoa quesadilla, chips and a super small cup of queso! The taco was good but my favorite was/is the quesadilla. The chips are flavorful. Going back to the cost. $2.10 is crazy for the little bitty cup of queso. It should be .90 cents just like the 1.5 ounce cup of salsa is. I digress though! Overall, their food is pretty good. I'm sure it won't be the last time I go.

I enjoyed the weekday lunch value, the fast service and the themed atmosphere during my dine-in…read morelunch. My build-your-own weekday lunch ($8) included choice of entrée, choice of beans and rice. It was served just ten minutes after I ordered at the table, which gave me time to dig into the complimentary chips and mild (with a little kick), somewhat chunky salsa. The chicken tinga burrito was packed full of moist, white chicken and topped with a very flavorful sauce and cheese. I found the black beans to be pretty good, but the rice was somewhat dry and clumpy. The dining area had a central bar area, unique light fixtures, a mix of booths and tables, Mexican decor, Mexican background music (not too loud), a table-side cart for fresh guacamole and several backdrop spots for photos. I also noticed two rollup garage doors leading to the covered patio area. The food and drink menus included Mexican favorites, taco flights, taquito flights, margarita flights, 88 tequilas, meals for the kiddos and brunch (Sat & Sun 11AM - 2PM). Overall, very nice, especially for the lunch price.

First time in. We were the 1st ones in and wasn't thrilled they sat us at the booth right next to…read morethe waiter stand. That should be last one filled. Waitress was efficient and friendly. We tried the Texas dip. Omg you have to have it. The shrimp and cheesy sauce it was in, will be one of my favs anywhere. Chips and salsa were warm, fresh and very good. We shared a combo platter with a beef taco, chicken tamale and a beef burrito. All were solid. Beans and rice were different but very good. Lastly we did a fun margarita flight. You get to pick four and they were pretty good but a lil $$ when you think about paying that much when the four together likely barely makes a regular size margarita. I'll be returning for the dip alone.

Soooo miss getting a good Mexican meal! This hit the spot. The decor matches the vibe - vibrant ,…read morecolorful authentic decor full of savory aromas! From the Espinaca Dip which we got 2 orders got us through until our entrees arrived. Not enough chips to enjoy it all but we did damage. Now my shrimp enchiladas were cheesy & hot & flavorful! Buenísimo! In fact I took an order home for my mom. The swirl margarita was fruitful and top notch! If want good Mexican, this will be at top of your list to try!

2nd time eating here but was take out this time. Ordered the acapulco chicken. Had a few issues…read morebut beans and rice were good. 1. Chicken was so overcooked had tough time cutting it w a knife. So dry 2. Forgot my tortillas 3. To whoever packed 5 containers on top of each-other in 1 bag. It is ok to put them in 2 bags. You smashed the bottom 3 entrees due to the weight. Nice job Wont be back. Not that hard to cook tender chicken especially when paying good price for food these days.

I love Abelardo, and this time I tried something different and it was definitely a hit. A had the…read moreMachaca Torta and it was delicious. I ordered it for pick up and went to the wrong store so it was cold, but entirely my fault. It was delicious !

Came here for a breakfast burrito that I ordered online. It was decent with a large array of…read moresalsas. They have an extensive menu and I would love to come by for lunch or dinner sometime.

I've been so excited to try this out - and was completely disappointed yesterday…read more Saturday afternoon at 2 pm - 2 other tables finishing up when we came in. We got chips and queso and the guac - as pricing said $2 off appetizers for happy hour. Took 15 minutes to come out and the queso was cold. Drinks were rang in wrong for their happy hour pricing and $6-8 off on the ticket per drink and was told the guac was not $2 off for happy hour....kinda dicy with pricing so check your ticket before you pay. Ours was an extra $16 total before we pointed it out.... I was looking forward to trying the birria tacos but considering how everything else was going - we knew we would be disappointed so we didn't try them. Maybe I'll try again but don't have high hopes at this point.

This place is so cool. With a cozy atmosphere and really cool art and decor. Great place for happy…read morehour or to enjoy some delicious Mexican food. They have great daily specials and happy hour. I loved the shrimp tacos and they have some of the best drinks with great presentation. Highly recommend them.