Alice K.

When you walk in, the service is a little confusing. You walk into the front and the counter looks like where you might order, but it's where you pay at the end. However, you do get served. First of all, this place had AC that was broken or malfunctioning. My group was seated in a corner and we were sweating like hogs during the entirety of our experience. It was actually cooler once we stepped outside (in mid July). I was starving for the steak nachos but was massively underwhelmed. I feel like nachos are one of those things that are hard to mess up. However, the steak was more like ground beef, and despite the amount of cheese and chopped vegetables, the flavor was lacking. Also, there were barely any chips, and the cost to have a refill of chips is $2. When I asked for a water, I was given a water bottle without any notice beforehand that this would be the only option and obviously an extra charge. I will say that the service is very speedy, attentive, and thorough. The margaritas were very tasty (lime, prickly pear, strawberry were the best). However, they were quite small relative to other margs around town and significantly more expensive. For the venue size and atmosphere, I was a little disappointed at the price point for the portion sizes. My nachos, water, and margarita ended up being $25 before tax. I would probably try a different place for the same vibe next time.

Matthew M.

We had dinner here right before a concert in Avondale. Chips with salsa were served right away for the table and our order was taken promptly. The food was very good. The chips were warm and the salsa just hot enough to feel like you were doing something with your life. The tacos were fairly reasonably priced for the size. The picture doesn't quite do it justice. These were well-filled tacos. I was quite full after two. Finally, the green tamales were also very good and steamed to perfection. All in all, four tacos and two tamales was more than enough for the two of us. The restaurant itself is a bustling center of activity with people coming into grab to-go orders and there was a din of people enjoying themselves. This was very pleasant to my ears. My only critiques were: first, water is not provided as standard. We had to pay for two water bottles. This feels like a bit of leftover from when this was a food truck. Honestly (especially on a very hot Alabama day), if I'm going to spend $25 on food with you, I should receive a glass of complimentary ice water. I would even be willing to pay $1 for the chips instead or something to help defray those costs. Second, the food took forever to arrive. It was busy, to be sure, but we waited for four tacos and two tamales (neither of which are slow to make) for more than 35 minutes, which is too long. This might be a one-off issue for just this night, but it put a small damper on an otherwise lovely night. Will definitely return again.

Nia A.

Small, very quiet restaurant! This place was ok. I spent $24 on three tacos, a $9 margarita and $1 bottle of water. Their salsa is TOP TIER. I wish I could've enjoyed it with chips but they were horribly stale and weren't able to be replaced. While the tacos weren't exactly seasoned they were still very good because of the quality of ingredients. The beef was one of the best I've had. The chicken and fish weren't seasoned but still very fresh tasting. Toppings are extra but everything came out hot. They don't have free water but instead have $1 bottles of Pure Life which isn't told to you upon ordering. My strawberry margarita was horrible and tasted like pure salt. It tasted like it came from a cheap brand from Walmart. Service was good. Overall I probably won't be back but my hungry belly was satisfied for this trip.

Joanne J.

If you're looking for a cozy neighborhood Mexican food place, look no further. If you open up their menu and pick blindly, you're bound to find something good. They have everything from flautas to chile rellenos. We had the crunchwrap and cheese covered burrito ahogado, which both hit the spot. Solid, simple and tasty. The servers are attentive without being overbearing, and food came out very quickly. Will have to try the tacos next time, the pictures looked so good!

Anthony C.

Chips and salsa came out quickly and drinks were ordered ASAP. Salsa was spicy just like I like it. Ordered two tacos. Pastor and a Campechano. They were served with a spicy salsa and a fresh lime. Street taco style with a double corn tortilla. You can't ask for anything better than that. My beer or was a dos XX and I ordered it dressed. It came dressed but was an amber not a lager which I was expecting.

Kevin Y.

Taco Morro Loco is fantastic! I had the asada burrito, and it was packed with flavor. The queso was exceptionally good and added the perfect touch. Friendly service and a great vibe. Highly recommend!

Lawangeen Z.

The burrito ahogado was tasty. Their salsa is a nice creamy consistency with a mild kick to it, and the queso was also smooth and not too thick. A friend got a steak burrito and another got a chicken crunchwrap and all of us enjoyed our meals. The service was average and as far as ambiance, it's a pretty standard lunchtime place, nothing fancy. I'd probably come back!

Theresa D.

I would say that this is moderate. I communicated to the girl in Spanish that I wanted three shrimp tacos and she brought me back one. For it to be the spicy shrimp. It was very bland. I'm glad that she did bring just the one. The decor is a little bit dated and the food came out very quickly. I will say that my friend got the fish taco and that was very hot and good.

Kelsey C.

These are seriously the best tacos I have ever had! Everything was so fresh and absolutely delicious. The staff were so friendly and the service was unbelievable fast.

Lucy T.

I've heard so many great things about this place. After finally trying it last week, I can confirm it does live up to the hype. I ordered a steak quesadilla with refried beans and rice with a side of chips, salsa, and queso. The chips, salsa, and queso were amazing. The steak quesadilla was also really good. A tad saltier than I would have liked, but that's where the rice and beans helped balance the flavor. The interior of the place could be nicer. I definitely think a renovation would help them out a lot. No reason why it can't look like a Bartaco with garage doors and patio seating. They have the space for it, and it would really liven up the neighborhood! One downside was that even when I ate indoors, there were flies competing with me for my food. Not fun, but maybe it means the food is really good? So I'm late trying this place since it's connected to the sketchiest gas station in town! Growing up, my mom would never ever stop here despite it being the cheapest one we saw. Taco Morro Loco is definitely making this area less scary, and I really don't have a problem coming back here. In the daytime..... :)

Jamie M.

If you know you know!! Best tacos! The girls here let me make up some breakfast tacos one day after the gym. It's small restaurant next to an gas station. They also have a food truck.. the menu is consultant the food is always good! If you you find them give them a try!

Keeshia P.

OMG!! Can we have a moment to appreciate how good the food is here!! I ordered the Chimichangas with azada (steak). It came filled with steak, onions, and peppers. Topped with avocado, pico dr gallo, Chihuahua queso, and sour cream. The sides include refried beans and rice. The steak was tender and seasoned perfectly. The crust was deep fried. It was golden brown, crispy/ flaky on the outside and soft on the inside. I was in love with crust from first bite . Now let's talk about the salsa. I've never had warm salsa. And it was amazing!! It was the perfect blj end of onion, tomatoes, cilantro, and heaven!! The cookedd were fresh and fried just right. They lost a star because the rice was cold. The beans were barely warm. These were my only issues!!