All I can say is wow!! Such authentic food. Everything we…read morehad tasted like it was made in a momma's kitchen. Perfectly seasoned. Hugh portions. Great service very welcoming. So glad we stopped here to eat.

We tried La Escondidita based on the very positive reviews on Yelp. However, I generally found the…read morerestaurant lacking, especially compared to its competition. While the guarnaches were very good, some of the other dishes my party ordered were just OK. I think it is worth recognizing that tortilla chips appeared made-to-order and served just out of the frier -- nice! Portion sizes were definitely on the skimpy side across everything we ordered, especially given the prices. Our server warned us the $1 Taco Tuesday tacos were small, but the amount of protein was tiny, even for a buck. If the prices had been a bit more reasonable given the portion sizes, this would be a very strong 3-star review.

The pupusas are good! The cultido was not to my liking. Its fast and convenient to my home. I've…read morebeen coming here for over 25 years.

I'm so in love that they have a drive-through and they have the best rice that I've seriously ever…read morehad. I got my son the cheese quesadilla and it was phenomenal as well. This is one of my favorite places since we've moved to the area for sure. They are open late. I was able to stop on my way home one night from the Raleigh airport. Love the drive thru !!!!

We went tonight as we finally escaped the house after all the snow and ice. While we aren't super…read moreclose, it is worth the drive! The service was spectacular. The waitress for our table was busy helping another group that came in at the same time so the manager or owner came to take our drink orders and get us set up. We wouldn't have minded a short wait but it was a nice touch. We had a kids quesadilla meal with rice, arroz con seafood, and fish tacos. I had the arroz con seafood and it was a huge portion, so I brought home leftovers. The scallops and shrimp were delicious and well cooked. My husband really liked his a lot--he had no complaints.

Please got a funny smell to it almost like a urine stall. I've tried to spot three times and three…read moretimes they failed to impress me. Food is dry, unflavored Even the lemon you cannot squeeze because of it being dry

Give it a try! Good…read morefood, great great service! I had the Asada burrito dinner plate.

Stop for lunch and it is amazing food and service. From the chips and salsa to the main course was…read morevery good. Thank you guys very much

The service was great. The food was amazing and brought out at a timely manner. Bar drinks were…read moredelicious and not too heavy poured! Would absolutely come again. Only downside was the flies that wanted a taste from the open doors. No fault of the restaurant though!

Taco Loco has the best tacos in town of the places I have tried so far since moving to the area…read more I get the Lingua and Al Pastor tacos with cilantro and onions, chips, salsa and guacamole. Their sauces are great and so is the guacamole. I add salt to the chips to give them more flavor. I'm a repeat customer and until I find better, will keep coming back.

The parking could be better. The staff is nice they check on us throughout our time there. I had a…read moretorta de asada, and four tacos two of pastor and two of campeachano. Then I placed another order and had one asada sope.

The best tacos and burrito we have tried in ages. Sorry I don't have a photo of burrito because it…read morewas gone before I could make a review, that is how delicious it is! Don't just walk here , RUN! We will definitely be coming back here when and if we will be in the area!

I drove the 20 minutes here to try the food after reading a number of glowing reviews - 4.6 Yelp…read morerating over 77 reviews! It is a small place with less than a dozens tables, and a fairly broad menu. It has been operating for about 10 years now. I was particularly interested in the California Burrito with Steak and the tacos with shredded beef, the Birria tacos, the Guadalajara Dog, and the street corn. We tried them all! The California Burrito is an interesting version - filled with pickled jalapeños, lettuce, tomato, cilantro, onion, avocado, Mexican cheese, sour cream, your choice of protein, and topped with Chili Con Queso once filled. The menu description does not mention FFs which is very much traditional. In fact, the replacement of rice and beans with crispy FFs was what made the California Burrito unique! This is a large burrito, shorter and thicker than the vast majority you'll see. The filling I chose was carne asada and the burrito was topped with what the menu termed "chili con queso". The result was a different looking burrito, but an excellent burrito - and no, I couldn't finish it. The Birria Tacos are only available of Fridays. You get four tacos, sliced radish, Lime wedges, and the house red and green hot sauces. These tacos were well filled with meat and cheese, but there was no consommé, which is very traditional, also no chopped white onion or cilantro - disappointing, would not order again! The street tacos with shredded beef were good, not great - well filled, and well topped with chopped white onion and cilantro. I went all the way which added lettuce, tomato, and Mexican white crumbling cheese, either cotija or queso fresco. Frankly I did not find that the all the way approach worked for me! 3 tacos were $8.99, and all the way added $1.99. These are a bit pricey, most Tex-Mex spots in Winston serve up 4 for just under $13! I wanted to try the Guadalajara Dog more out of curiosity than anything else - I have been in Guadalajara a number of times and experienced some interesting food items, such as Birria (the stew), Pozole, Carne En Su Jugo, BBQ Young Goat, and the Guadalajara Hot Dog ( a wildly popular street food)! The weiner is wrapped in bacon and then deep fried, causing the skin to develop rips. Once in the bun, it is sauced and topped with fresh avocado, chopped onion, ancestry you can add more. This was a good version, but not an item I order often. The street corn consisted of corn kernels, cheese, hot sauce, lime, and a Mayo based sauce. This is a busy item, and I found I prefer the simpler, customary corn on the cob with crumpled cheese. This is an interesting place, one that has a different take on Tax-Mex dishes. Those takes and moves away from tradition are not something for me.

We hadn't been here in a while and my wife had a craving for a Guadalajara dog…read more Stopped in and stepped up to the counter. I ordered a California burrito. It took about 10 minutes for our food to be ready. Staff member brought our food to our table and it did not disappoint. Hot dog was wrapped in bacon and adorned with various topping including a chipotle crema. My burrito was ginormous! Covered in cheese sauce and stuffed with shredded chickens, veggies and beans. The food was excellent as always. El Taco Shop is unassuming from the outside but don't let that fool. They offer seriously good eats on the inside.

Very clean and nice little hidden gem. The 2 guys were very nice and let me sample the different…read moreAguas Frescas that were offered because I wasn't sure what to get. I chose the melon cucumber and it was delicious and refreshing. I was passing through town and so glad I decided to give them a try. Very authentic and the portions are great. I spent under $30 on 4 items. Next time I come through I will definitely be stopping by again!!!! I didn't get a chance to snap a picture of the Al Pastor taco or the drink but it was yummy to my tummy

The food is TOP NOTCH and as authentic as you can get! We tried two of their new menu items…read moretonight and they were delicious! The staff makes you feel so special and welcomed in their restaurant!

Awesome food, off the beaten path... worth the drive. Authentic is a word overused in town at these…read morechains, where beans and rice is served on a huge plate with everything you order. Here, choice meats and slow cooked marinades, are made fresh atop tortillas and real salsa and sauces, not a "salsa bar." Real food, great prices, awesome people....

This is a hidden gem. From the outside, it looks like you might not want to enter but it is a…read moreMexican convenience store with a grill. The ladies work in the grill are making everything fresh and homemade. The food is awesome!!

Tuesday Taco Night Perfection!…read more Tacos and Beer Paola in Lexington is such a gem. This unique spot sits next to its sister location--an older Stop & Go that's packed with Mexican boots, treats, sodas, and food goods--which already sets the vibe before you even walk in. We stopped in for Tuesday taco night and were immediately impressed. Chips and salsa came out with two fantastic salsas, both full of flavor. There's also a Pepsi cooler stocked with Mexican sodas and beers, which was a fun and authentic touch. The staff was beyond friendly--welcoming, patient, and genuinely happy to have us there. Now the tacos... wow. Finger-licking good. I devoured three tacos: brisket, steak, sausage, and cow head--every single one was incredible. The cheese dip was smooth, rich, and absolutely wonderful. My husband loved his chicken and steak tacos as well. If I had to give one tip: do not skip the roasted jalapeños. Trust me. We'll definitely be back soon--and next time, we're bringing the kiddos.

Always a great experience. This gem is only about 15 minutes from my house and has become a staple…read morefor us. We discovered it several months ago on a whim (just happened to catch our eye on a drive). We've been many times and have tried several different options. Portions are very generous and the flavor is amazing. My personal favorite is the Tacos al Pastor. The staff is always friendly and cheerful. They also have to-go available, which we have done as well. Highly recommend.