"Yeah, I'll have the burrito as big around as my head, please"! We were in the area and my partner loves a street taco- pure and simple grilled meat on a small, double stacked corn tortilla with chopped onions and cilantro- this is the place. (That combo is my sworn enemy). I had a grilled chicken burrito, instead. Very good meals for the both of us. The place is quite small and has minimal seating. We didn't have an issue in a Monday evening. I liked the self serve salsa bar. Many choices f spice available. read more

Taco Cantina - Samples from the salsa bar - Mexican Near Me - Smyrna, Georgia

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My son and I ordered the Cantina special in the Barbacoa torta. Everything turned out great with Cantina special we ended up going to Barbacoa tacos and one chorizo taco very tasty. We also ended up ordering a Horchata and a TAMARIND soda drink. Under $40 with tip between two of us good stuff the staff was willing to entertain my idea to have the chef's choice which happened to be the Barbacoa torta. read more

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Delicious restaurant atmosphere is unique very good food. Worth the drive from Locust Grove.

Overall the burrito and taco was good , wish the burrito had little more "POP" to the burrito with some flavor, the chicken taco was good, probably can use lil oiled up tortillas to give it that extra flavor also. Black beans were good and the rice . Service was nice, inside was clean . read more

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Tacos were fresh. Everything made from scratch. Horchata was really good: not too sweet or too milky. Loved the outdoor seating available! Staff were really friendly. The area inside was very clean. Each taco is sold individually including the Super Taco. Was a bit confused by that when food came out. Chips for salsa and Guac were not too crispy or too thick! read more

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Fresh and flavorful! The buffalo shrimp taco was perfectly seasoned, the cucumber salad had just enough kick from the lime, and the service was warm and friendly. Definitely my new go-to for Mexican food! read more

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Without a doubt, the BEST BURRITO EVER! First of all, it is absolutely gigantic! It came out fast and was absolutely delicious! The fried pollo burrito was amazing and the slaw inside of it was incredible! They even have a salsa bar with amazing toppings! You HAVE to come here! read more

The ambiance and service here were fine. No issues there. The problem we ran into was that the burritos (steak/al pastor) were lacking flavor and meat so every bite mainly tasted of bland rice and lettuce. Overall we were slightly disappointed with the lack of flavor. read more

The tacos are really good and at an affordable price. The service is also really nice. They have a rewards system as well, so definitely want to try other items on the menu! read more

Ordered street taco special- 3 street tacos, rice, black beans - $10.99. Tacos were Carne Asada, Barbacoa, Carnitas Added cabbage, diced peppers, salsa from the salsa bar. Excellent! Cozy little place, colorfully decorated, nice staff. read more

The customer service and the food. I received food that was not appetizing at all. The food was not hot and had no flavor, when asked for salt and pepper, they mentioned they did not have any pepper. The carnitas tasted like dish water. I will never come back. read more

Taco Cantina - Supposed to be carnitas. - Mexican Near Me - Smyrna, Georgia

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I'd heard great things about this place for A WHILE. Actually drove out of my way to try them. Man! Was I disappointed. Interior / Exterior Interior is tiny - VERY limited seating. Parking is limited as well. The parking is shared by Jamaica Mi Krazy, Pa-Pa Ray's Lousiana Kitchen, Peach State Insurance, Nimbus Smoke & Vape and iRepair IT. You can turn on Bell Drive and park behind the building - or you can drive past the building and take a quick hard right turn into the parking lot next to them. *If you know where Panda Express, Aldi's, QuickTrip and McDonald's are on Spring Rd - they are less than 1/16th of a mile from that Spring Rd / Cumberland Blvd intersection. Customer Service I waited for my order. The cashier was friendly and upbeat - as long as you were male. Not joking. Even when I went out of my way to be friendly and told her it was my first time - she was a cold as ice. But when any dudes came in - she was grinning and tossing her ponytail for everything it was worth. Not gonna lie - at first, I thought it might be a race thing - because there were a few Hispanic customers in front of me and a group of white guys after me and she was so friendly you would've thought she was filming a commercial. BUT - she was cold as ice to a Caucasian, blonde female customer after that and then friendly as pie to black, male customer right after. Food I ordered - Naked Al Pastor (Pork & Pineapple) - add lettuce & tomato - flour instead of corn tortilla Naked Pollo (Grilled Chicken) - add lettuce & tomato - flour instead of corn tortilla Naked Chicken Tinga (Chipotle Shredded Chicken) - add lettuce & tomato - flour instead of corn tortilla Super Taco - Fried Chicken, chile de arbol, coleslaw, cotija cheese, flour tortilla Super Taco - Chipotle Salmon, pico de gallo, lime coleslaw, flour tortilla Nutshell version - everything was beautiful - but bland. I couldn't believe it. Value I paid over $25 - and I even tipped - despite the robotic, unfriendly service - for 5 teeny, tiny street tacos. Oh - I almost forgot - I went back up to the register after cashier waited on two more groups and asked for a side of sour cream. She told me it was $1.25 but when she presented me with one thimble sized container of sour cream (not even enough for one taco ) - I declined. I saw a post where someone said they were very affordable - so maybe I got overcharged. I don't know. I went the website to confirm - but their website doesn't list prices. My lettuce & tomato add on certainly increased my naked taco prices - and there must have have been an upcharge from switching from corn to flour tortilla tacos as well - but $5 for a street taco sized taco - sorry. Overall Overall - this is food for TikTok or Instagram. Very pretty. And it's probably healthy as well. And it get it - this is Vinings - or Vinings adjacent - so they probably pay an arm & leg for this space - but these portions are tiny. The food is not flavorful and the service was not friendly. Hard pass. And for all fans of this place - warning in advance - stay out of my in-box. Let's not start a war. We are all entitled to our opinions. Let's not delve deeply into followings and views. Best! read more

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This place was pretty busy during the lunch hour so I would suggest to call in or place an order online. The pick up process was simple. The team was friendly for the short interaction I encountered. The food was fresh and generous in size. This was my first time visiting. I ordered a shrimp burrito bowl. There honestly wasn't anything magical or different about this place. I enjoy authentic Mexican and this place reminds me of Tex-Mex food. If this is your vibe go for it. I think this is a one and done for me. read more

Taco Cantina - Burrito bowl - Mexican Near Me - Smyrna, Georgia

This place is def worth a visit: good food at a good price. It was the torta that sold it for me. The hubs had the cantina special while I opted for the chipotle asada torta. Oh. And they only sell bottled water, but it was like $0.24 for the bottle. His three (street) tacos (carne asada, al pastor, chicken tinga) were small but pretty filling: corn tortilla & double wrapped. These regular tacos were only $1.88 apiece if bought separately. The tacos were so so imo. There wasn't much of a flavor profile. The carne asada and al pastor were more flavorful compared to the chicken. The addition of the Bri's (white) rice and black beans made it more filling. The rice was simple, but it was pretty tasty with its salt seasoning. My torta was super filling, flavorful, and the ultimate sandwich. The house fried chips had a nice crunch with the different sauces at the station. My only complaint is that it was super messy to consume. I think you taste more sauce with this torta than anything else: There was the guacamole, lime crema, and white American cheese that probably melted. The steak was present within all this and was well seasoned and coated with all the sauces. This place is fast casual. It reminded me of taco joints that are popular but connected to gas stations. I don't know why Taco Cantina gave me this vibe. Though the interior was small, it had plenty of seating options. There was also a good number of people who did the take-out option. read more

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Had a great late lunch visit to the Cantina on this Thursday afternoon. Not sure how crowded it gets during normal (11am-1pm) lunch hours, but at nearly 3pm...there was no wait and I had free reign to sit inside or outside. Parking: Good amount of parking. There is access from a light or straight from the road. Lot is smaller than most, so I wouldn't bring a chartered bus. Dining: Your choice of inside or out. There are a couple of outside tables for dining on a perfect weather day. This place might be a problem for larger parties of 10 or more, but is just fine for 4-5'rs. They also have a topping bar for you to dress up your chips or entree. Everything from Salsas to onions. Service: Walk on up to the counter and order what ya like from the menu above the cashier. Some print on the menu is smaller than others, so bring the glasses if you have trouble seeing 10-20 ft away. Clean up: When you're done (depending on how busy they are), they'll pick up your tray for you. It stays pretty clean in here. Great choice for some latin favorites (chorizo, queso, nachos, tacos, enchiladas, etc). I really enjoyed my chicken burrito (with the sour cream inside). read more

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The Hispanic / Latino population in Cobb County is the second largest in Georgia according to the 2020 Census. Smyrna, Georgia has a prosperous Mexican food scene and you will find some really good tacos spots such as " Tequeria El Guero" "Tacos La Villa , "Birria El Gordo" to name a few. So when one of my favorite go to spots, Tacos La Villa is temporarily closed due to a kitchen fire, I went to the current business that is catering to the old customers that have nowhere to go near by. I went into Mi Cantina with high expectations since they are in the Mexican / Latino side of town, but, I was disappointed by the non-authentic Mexican food that I ate. I had two steak tacos and a El pastor. The tacos were a 2 of 5, but in a constructive criticism critique, the rice and beans are no bueno. Sorry if this offended anyone. Steam white rice and blacks beans are not what you would find in Southern California, Texas or Tijuana as your side. I honestly advocate that we petition the owner to do a little bit of research and update their rice and beans recipe to honor Mexican food traditions. 3 star - SERVICE 1 star - FOOD 5 - Ambiance -------- 9 of 15 points / Grade C / 60% read more

Taco Cantina - Carina Special $10.58 (3X tacos Bri's White Rice and Black Beans) - Mexican Near Me - Smyrna, Georgia

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Great street Tacos. I always get the deluxe Tacos, which include Cole slaw. The chicken is crispy. Sauces and something about the way they cook makes a unique, delicious and affordable meal. 2 tacos with drink around $17. Service is fast and friendly. read more

I ordered the pulled pork burrito - always flavor was fresh - and overall excellent! Service was quick.

I liked this place. The tacos and quesadilla I had here were tasty and affordable. Taco Cantina opened July 2015 in a small strip mall, which houses other restaurants like Subway and Jamaica Mi Krazy, on Spring Road in Smyrna. It's less than a mile away from The Battery, SunTrust Park, and I-285 and Cobb Parkway. A second, bigger Taco Cantina location opened inside the perimeter, in Old Fourth Ward, in December 2017. This is a fairly small and cozy taco shop. About 30-40 customers can sit inside comfortably. There are also a couple two-person tables outside on the sidewalk as well as a few umbrella-covered tables inside a tiny, fenced-in patio next to the parking lot. There's plenty of parking. This is a fast-casual restaurant (order at the counter) with a very relaxed atmosphere. Decor includes colorful Dia de los Muertos paintings, historical black-and-white photographs from Mexico, and lucha libre (Mexican professional wresting) masks and promotional material. There's an open prep kitchen. They serve a decent variety of beer, but, unlike the O4W location, there is no bar. The cans and bottles of beer are self-serve from a fridge. When we visited, the menu featured a salad, $8.95 enchiladas, sides like beans con chorizo ($3.25) and queso dip ($4.50), a half-dozen tortas (Mexican sandwiches, about $9 each), regular "naked" tacos ($1.85) and "super" (fully dressed) tacos (about $3 each), and burritos, quesadillas, and nachos (the latter three items about $9 each). There was also a $6.95 "cantina special" that included three regular tacos plus beans and rice. Meats included carne asada (grilled chipotle steak), carne de puerco (slow-cooked pork), chorizo (Mexican sausage), barbacoa (shredded brisket), chicken and chicken tinga (shredded chicken in a tomato-and-chili-based sauce), al pastor (marinated pork), and more. I tried: Quesadilla: * Grilled Chipotle Steak ($8.98) - Monterey Jack cheese, served with cucumber avocado salad and Mexican cream Regular taco: * Al Pastor ($1.85) - marinated pork topped with pineapple chunks Super tacos: * Calamar ($3.15) - fried calamari served with chipotle coleslaw * Pezcado a la Parrilla ($2.98) - grilled marinated fish served with lettuce, pico de gallo, guacamole and lime juice * Asian Beef ($2.98) - grilled teriyaki steak served with sesame cabbage, cilantro, and cucumber Generally, I thought the food was tasty. All of the ingredients seemed fresh and mostly flavorful. The grilled chipotle steak quesadilla really hit the spot. It was hot and delicious with tender morsels of steak and yummy melted jack cheese. I also liked the cucumber avocado salad that came with the quesadilla. The avocado served on top was guacamole; Taco Cantina's fairly light and relatively runny version. All of Taco Cantina's tacos are served "street style" on corn tortillas. Some of my tacos came with two corn tortillas, while others just one. I enjoyed all of the tacos with the al pastor being my favorite. I loved the addition of pineapple chunks. They were served in tiny cubes and were ripe and sweet. The pork was nicely marinated and full of flavor. The fish taco was my second favorite, mainly because of the guac. The chunks of fish were blackened and meaty. Both the fried calamari and the teriyaki steak tacos were served with what looked like the exact same type of slaw. I think they're supposed to be different, so I'm not sure what happened there. Maybe they ran out of one type of slaw. Regardless, I thought both tacos were A-OK, though I'm not sure I'd order them again. I'd probably go for one of the regular tacos instead. The teriyaki sauce in the Asian beef taco was quite strong; sweet and sharp, almost overpowering. Calamari as a meat inside a taco isn't very noticeable because it lacks flavor. I recommend going with a different taco. My friends ordered steak nachos (Taco Cantina's nachos come with housemade tortilla chips, black beans, two types of cheese (including Chihuahua cheese), pico de gallo, grilled corn, jalapenos, onions, guac, and a meat), different tacos than me (slow-cooked pork, Mexican sausage, and shredded brisket), and a Cuban torta. They seemed to like everything. The taco meat portions appeared generous. The Cuban torta didn't look as full-fledged as a traditional Cuban sandwich, but my friend who ate it said she liked it better than the tacos (she actually prefers the tacos at Taco T). As mentioned above, Taco Cantina's regular tacos are served naked so you have to dress them yourself. They have a salsa bar with various toppings and salsas including, of course, cilantro, white onion, and lime. Salsas on the bar included: * Guacamole Salsa - avocado and tomatillo * Salsa Verde - jalapeno and tomatillo * Molcajete Salsa - tomatillo and tomato * Chipotle Salsa * Salsa de Arbol * Diablo Salsa - chile de arbol and peanuts (extra spicy) Service was speedy. Taco Cantina uses the Clover POS system. You can retrieve and view your itemized receipt online. read more

Very good ! We had the burrito carne asada , burrito chipotle carne asada , fish tacos, and 2 carne asada street tacos . Chips guacamole .... Oh so good for the 3 of us ....too hungry snd didn't have the chance to take pics lol read more

Taco Cantina is a family owned business that serves up delicious Mexican food. It's in a small strip mall on the corner, so don't blink, because you just may miss Taco Cantina! Taco Cantina is in a small cluster of small businesses, and the small free parking lot can get full at peak times. The woman at the order counter warmly greeted us as we walked in. Face masks and gloves are worn by all employees, and, while we were there, all customers wore face masks. The friendly employee at the counter asked us if this was the first time visiting her restaurant. Two of us had previously eaten here, but it was the first visit for the third person. The employee took the time to patiently explain to her information about the food and the menu items, telling her that the most popular items on the menu were the tortas (sandwiches), the different types of meats used in the tacos, burritos and quesadillas, and the differences between the naked and the fully dressed tacos (see the menu pic for the details). The indoor dining area is closed off for dining, and it's take out only (I think). I believe there were some tables outside, but it was raining when we went, so we weren't about to eat outside in the rain, even if there were available tables. R and I each ordered the Cantina Special, which is three street tacos (mine with al pastor meat, R's with carnitas meat), rice and black beans. Our friend ordered the brisket quesadilla. We watched as the three kitchen employees quickly got down to work in the open kitchen, and it didn't take them that long to cook and prepare our meals for take out. We opted to eat in the car in the parking lot. The food looked great! These tacos were the street sized tacos (the smaller ones) and they each had two corn tortillas and a lime wedge. The employee had also included two small cups each of the red and green hot sauces. I squeezed the limes onto my tacos, poured some red sauce on my first taco, picked it up and took a bite. My al pastor meat was very delicious! It tasted fresh, well seasoned, and had chunks of pineapple on top. R said that his carnitas tacos were great. A also said her brisket quesadilla was delicious. The sauces added just a tiny bit of heat to the tacos. I used a cup of sauce on each taco, so I put the green sauce on the third taco. Although the green sauce was still good, it had a different flavor and I thought the red sauce tasted much better on the al pastor meat than the green sauce. The rice was kind of bland tasting, but had a perfect consistency (not dry and not too wet). I didn't care for the black beans. These were a little too hard, like they hadn't been cooked enough. Whenever I think it's going to be safe enough for me to get back into Truist Park for Atlanta Braves' games, Taco Cantina will be on my list as a place to grab a bite to eat before the games. Quick, efficient and friendly customer service, delicious meat tacos and other items on the menu will keep me coming here in the future. read more

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I LOVE this place! When I went it was a late evening in the middle of the week, so I thought it wouldn't be busy - so wrong! The line was almost out the door, and all the seats/tables were taken (which they have plenty in a modest sized space). The line moved quickly, and the wait for my tacos was no more than 10 minutes. Just get everything :) read more

Whitewashed Mexican food. Unseasoned white rice. Bland black beans. Chicken's not much to talk about. For $13+ you'd expect much more, go someplace like Tacos La Villa which is about 5 minutes away. Very disappointed. read more

Finally authentic Mexican!!! Mama makes an amazing habanero sauce! The staff is family and they welcome you as such. What a wonderful feeling to be welcomed. read more

Stopped by this spot because the website said patio seating. Well when we arrived we quickly discovered the waa no patio seating and had to get our food to go. We drove over 30 mins to find out they would not honor our Atlanta dining book however we ordered anyway. Great presentation on food and pleasant customer service. We ordered the Cantina special which consisted of 3 tacos of your choice with beans and rice. We choose Al Pastor, brisket, Carnae, asada and Chorizo tacos. Very good and we will return. read more

Taco Cantina - Tacos with rice and beans. - Mexican Near Me - Smyrna, Georgia

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Tacos, TaCos, TacOs - I dream of these FRESH Tacos! Taco Cantina is my "go to" Mexican fix. It's a bright small clean restaurant on Spring Road in Smyrna just outside I-285. What brings me here is their fresh high QUALITY ingredients and not greasy meats. I've been coming here since they opened almost 3 years ago and it's still my favorite Mexican restaurant in ATL! TC is owned by a talented chef and his wife who really deliver. They consistently have the freshest Mexican "edibles". Pretty much everything is wonderful here and I'm not easiest to please. +++. TACOs - all are yummy- my faves: Chicken Tinga, Al Pastor, Barbacoa. They come naked on 2 corn tortillas and you can dress to your desire from the freshest condiment / salsa bar (cleanest and kept cool). Their quality meats are lean and flavorful. Yup - the chef / owner is talented. ++. TAMALEs - each weekend they offer delish surprises +. TACO SALAD - fresh chopped vegetarian that you can add protein of your choice a la carte +++. CUBANA TORTA - Best Cuban Sammie in ATL. This is a fusion style Cuban that just is a party in your mouth. I've had Tampa, Miami, Mexican and Havana Cuban sammies and this is "worthy". ++. NACHOS - Thin crispy chips dressed with pico de gallo, guacamole and your choice of protein. This is pretty healthy compared to the usual kind...it's not souped with cheese. +++. TRES LECHE Cakes - Moist, light, sweet but not overly - yellow and chocolate options. Carb worthy! +++. Prices are quite reasonable too...my meals are generally $6 - $10pp. They have a good selection of beers and during their happy hour, several are only $2 each! ++. Service is friendly and fast. It's a fast casual resto so self service other than order/cashier. +. Parking is free in a private lot shared with another shop. They added an outdoor patio and opened up a 2nd location in OFW a few months ago. MY RATINGS - - - Inhumane - - Disgusted - Don't bother = Missed the Mark + Good ++ Better +++ Edible...where have you been all my life! read more

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I love this place! Excellent service and FABULOUS Food! We love it. We use them for events too. None better! Salsa, tacos, salads, sandwiches all perfect. Real Mexican food! ‼ No one does it better! read more

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Their food is the best, Very clean service, and a great atmosphere, we have been going there for the past 5 years and never regret, thank you. read more

I got two super tacos for $5 each. I thought that $5 was a lot for a single taco but they are actually pretty big. Fried chicken was just alright. Has some heat to it and some creaminess but that's it. Chicken is a little tough which isn't great for eating as a taco. Kinda one note. Needs some sweetness or tanginess. Maybe some pickled red onions would've been good on this. Chipotle asada taco was more flavorful than fried chicken taco but it was mainly lettuce and queso. Not much steak. Both tacos were heavy on lettuce/slaw but fried chicken had a decent amount of chicken. Asada taco had less meat than you'd expect from a smaller standard sized taco so for a big taco like this it was kind of a rip off. The meat that I did have though was flavorful and tasty. If there was a proper amount of meat it would probably be a really good taco. I personally wouldn't go back but it was a cool place worth checking out if you're nearby. They should consider doing a super taco combo. They have a plain taco combo with 3 tacos and rice and beans. If they had a meal with 2 supertacos with rice beans I would have ordered. Would have made it the right amount of food for dinner. read more

They give you a weeks worth of queso which is cool. Just your standard tacos nothing crazy, and they were small. The specialty tacos are the move here. The service was fine and friendly and it was clean. Overall just a middle tier experience. read more

Food is always top-notch, service is great, and the prices (even post-Covid) are still reasonable for the portions and quality of ingredients. This place has been a staple for us since we moved to Smyrna in 2018 and we'll continue to patronize as long as possible! read more

Food was fresh and tasted authentic. Quick bite while I waited for clothes across the street Will be back again read more

Taco Cantina - Chipotle Asada Torta Asian Beef Taco Barbacoa Torta - Mexican Near Me - Smyrna, Georgia

Found this place through Yelp as it is one of the highly rated lunch spots in the area. Recently, visited with a group of coworkers for a quick lunch. We arrived around 11:30 as they opened in order to beat the crowd. Decently sized parking but definitely could see it getting full during peak times so be aware. We walked in and immediately felt like a giant food truck in the random Mexican inspired decor and shot gun house style restaurant size. Definitely cute and welcoming. We walked up and read the hanging menu and ordered immediately. I ordered the Cantina Special which includes 3 "naked" tacos with rice and beans. At first glance, it seems pretty basic but they have a standing toppings "bar" where you can load the naked tacos with and give it some pizzazz. Overall, it was a good lunch and everything tasted nice. Definitely try the loaded tacos for more personality and flavors! My coworkers also enjoyed the location and raves about the tortas and loaded tacos. With it being so close and relatively cheap, we'll definitely be back! read more

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My new favorite taco joint - everything is tasty, fresh, reasonably priced and the service is very friendly I've taken several friends and co-workers, and they all love it too. Place is pretty small so you probably want to get there before the lunch rush. Thanks to Yelp otherwise I'd never know about it. CANTINA SPECIAL - $6.95 This special incl. any 3 reg. tacos, and comes w/ rice and black beans. You can also substitute w/ the super tacos for $.75 extra. FYI reg. tacos are 4" ($1.85), super tacos are 6" and fancier ($2.85). When tacos arrive, they look kinda plain - you can dress it up w/ their awesome condiment bar which has all kinds of fresh toppings like cilantro, chopped onions, shredded cabbage, jalapenos, radish and different salsas. I also like to add cilantro & onions to my black beans. For my 3 tacos (they use double corn tortilla), I got the Barbacoa (shredded brisket; so much meat!), Tinga de pollo (shredded chicken; nothing too special) and Camaron ala Diabla (spicy shrimp). Loved the shrimp taco which also had cilantro, jalapeno, cabbage & chile de arbol mayo ... very tasty sauce; I'd definitely get that again. MILANESE DE POLLO TORTA - $8.50 I'm still dreaming about this torta - sooo good. Cashier said this was the best one after I couldn't decide which one to order. Breaded/pounded chicken (reminded me of chicken schnitzel), pepper jack cheese, lettuce, tomato, grilled onion, avocado, chipotle mayo and pickled jalapenos. Also came w/ chips - get some salsa from the condiment bar. The sandwich had a nice kick to it, and the grilled pressed bread tasted like Cuban bread. It does get a bit messy to eat - I wish they had bigger napkins ... I generated quite a pile of them :) VEGGIE SALAD - $5.95 + $3.95 (if you want meat) Chopped romaine lettuce w/ beans, cheese, grilled corn (yum), jalapenos & guac. Choice of chipotle dressing or lime juice. They didn't ask what dressing but mine tasted like lime and I loved it. I ordered Al Pastor w/ my salad which is marinated pork and it was quite flavorful - not the prettiest presentation b/c my salad was covered & smothered with pork chunks but looked fine after you mixed it :) The pineapple was a nice surprise (not in the menu description). From the condiment bar, I also added cilantro, radish and shredded cabbage. Salad also came w/ a side of black beans. Overall really great salad and portion was awesome. Next time I'd like to try their Grilled Fish taco, Calamari taco, Nachos w/ grilled chipotle steak and the Tres Leches cake. Nachos appears to be the most popular dish b/c everywhere I looked, people had a heaping plate of lettuce :) read more

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They're known for their tortas! And they lived up to the rumors. There's several tortas to pick from and all with a bit of twist from your traditional style torta. It comes with tortilla chips and there's a stand for you to try all the different kinds of salsas. I had the al pastor torta. Comes with cheese, spicy chipotle mayo, leafy greens, and pineapples. The combination of the flavors coming together is perfection. I love pineapples so I def recommend this if you do too:) The restaurant is small. I'd compare it to a narrow hallway so get cozy. Bringing in a large group will be difficult, but my boyfriend and I went around lunch time and it wasn't too busy. If you haven't been here before and you're craving a torta I say give it chance! read more

Taco Cantina - Mexican Near Me - Smyrna, Georgia

I had the carne asada, chicken tinga and barbacoa tacos (not pictured). All were really fresh and delicious, but the barbacoa was definitely the best. Looking forward to trying more from the menu! read more

Taco Cantina - Carne asada and chicken tinga - Mexican Near Me - Smyrna, Georgia

Coming from Miami , I have been chasing after some food that reminds me of home. The Torta Cubana has been one of the best cuban sandwiches I've had to date here in Atl. Definetly recommend it if your are looking for a good cuban sandwich. There other food looks really good aswell but I haven't been to taste it yet since I always end up with the Cuban. read more

Great food, nice staff. They also carry some cool drinks. The jarritos are my fav. I moved away but try to swing by when I can make them on my route home read more

What a find and silly me I live right behind this place and have driven by a lot. First, I am a big fan of tacos la villa down the street but this place is so much cleaner. They have a modern day Mexican ambience. Pictures of luchadors and their masks on one wall. Festive colors and references to little Mexican tid bits on the other walls. It is a small space but it is utilized very well. I will be reviewing the tortas in the review as I have yet to try the tacos. What we got : Chipotle Asada torta : $9.50 Barbacoa Torta :$9.50 Verdict : Yummy ! Both sandwiches were stuffed with protein and had a good balance of sauce to bread ratio. The bread was exceptional with a same day baked taste. The kitchen is small and you can see them make your dish from start to finish. The freshness of the ingredients is also reflected at the salsa bar. They hand make these salsas and you can tell. My favorite was the Diablo beware it's spicy !!!! The tortas are very reasonably priced for the amount of food and you get the chips on the side. One trip to the salsa bar and you can make your own custom chips. They have shredded cabbage , fresh cilantro and pickled onions on tap. Top your chips and sit down for an excellent meal. Service is great as well. I will be back !!! Tacos La Villa might be in trouble !! Jk jk both are great !!! Try this place ASAP. read more

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Total Americano Mexican style. Not authentic whatsoever but many Americans may like it. It's very fresh and clean tasting but NOTHING like Mexican food to me. White rice? Lol. Burritos filled with lettuce.. White boy Mexican food. This is based on the Burrito only. Have not tried the other stuff. read more