Love the shrimp and egg breakfast burrito. I add chorizo, garlic sauce & butt burning sauce…read more My daughter loves the chicken nachos. Its not "mexican" food. I'd call it a baja meets tex mex. Its good.

Woah. I realize I haven't been here in a while but I'm shocked by how the quality and size of the…read moreportions have gone down. The baja fish taco...the piece of fish was smaller than a fish stick. I thought they'd forgotten the fish but there it was under the shredded cabbage. Completely hidden. Just to give you an idea of how small it was. Same with the grilled shrimp taco. Three shrimp. We won't be back.

El Pollo Dorado has the best chicken in town. Check it out on Tuesday afternoon for $1 street…read moretacos. I had 2 al pastor and two chicken today with a side mix of rice and beans. The orange salsa is fire, but it's also fire. Lol. Great balance between serious heat and serious flavor. Love it.

I've been wanting to go here for a while and finally made it in and was not disappointed. I got the…read morehalf chicken lunch plate for $13 and it came with a half chicken, pinto beans, rice, tortillas and a canned soda. They have a salsa bar outside to grab salsa, pico, onions, cilantro. The chicken was amazing 10/10. The marinade and smoke makes its way so deep into the meat and their salsas are top notch too. I like a full bodied árbol red salsa and this one was exactly what I look for. They also have a creamy green sauce to cool off your mouth after the red. I sat outside at the small tables and they had Selena playing over the speakers which competed the atmosphere. Tortillas could have been warmed/cooked, but I didn't even notice with how good the chicken was. 10/10 would recommend.

I decided to give them another try. Horrible…read more The food was cold. The buns were so dry I had to peel off the edges. Now I will only go to the Hays, KS. location when I travel to Colorado. Sad!

A very positive experience, great tasting food and the sauces are great…read more 99cent TACO Tuesday I had the combo burrito and 2 tacos the food was yummy. The lady that took my order was was pleasant and friendly.

Food tasty and inexpensive. People friendly. Have been back several times. Like the soft…read morechicken tacos.

Watch your debit or credit card transactions @ Taco rio..my order was $20.77... They took that off…read moretwice..Then Justin had an Attitude

Listen don't judge me. I tried this place on the rec of a local and I was in shock at multiple…read morethings. Number one, the prices?!? A combo meal for less than 5$ is WILD in this day and age. Secondly, the tacos were freaking insane. I love a solid crunchy taco. I didn't even need hot sauce and that's a big deal for me. Also, the workers were super friendly and patient with me even though there was a giant line and I was asking dumb questions like what is a sancho supreme? lol Go get some crunchy tacos with sour cream and thank me later. Two people ate for 10$. Awesome.

I used to love Taco shop and man tonight my boyfriend and I went through the drive thru and ordered…read morethe Tuesday special buy one enchilada dinner and get a second one for a $1, and a super taco, a regular soft shell taco and he had a bean burrito extra cheese and I have never been more let down, the ingredients don't taste the same anymore. Not so good, I could tell instantly when I took a bite of all of what I ordered and put it down... Plus it took forever to get our food and I didn't even get salsa some mild and some hot either. I mean I know they were busy but the car in front of us set there for almost 15 minutes. And we set for like 10 minutes. Yeah not happy this time...

One of my top choices for Mexican food in Wichita. The…read moreMichelada is awesome. Of course the birrieria tacos are amazing!! The consume with rice or chickpeas is something I've never heard of but extremely tasty!! The barbacoa tacos remind me of south texas.

Found this place on a whim during a road trip to Colorado. Just searched for places to eat and it…read morepopped up. We're huge birria fans so we quickly chose to stop by. It's located in the South City Shopping Center close to 135 behind a QuikTrip, we were glad we didn't have to take a huge detour. There's plenty of parking available and it wasn't busy since it was after regular lunch hours. The woman by the cash register indicated we needed to order before sitting down. There's a wall full of pictures next to the menu and it all looked delicious. We ended up going with the quesabirrias since that's their specialty (think mini quesadilla filled with birria). My husband got the Tito special which included rice and beans and I got the three mini combo with corn tortilla (they also have flour tortillas). They have beef and lamb birria. You can also choose to add cilantro, rice and garbanzo beans to your consomé. They are not stingy with the consomé, bringing a small cup full of it. I got an horchata and it was slightly too sweet for my taste but still very refreshing. It was served in a huge cup. They have a green salsa and a red salsa. The red one is spicier. The food came out pretty quickly. We had to wait a bit for the quesabirrias to cool off. They were super hot. They served them with a pepper toasted in oil (Chile toreado) and pickled onions. Great additions to the taste. I like to add lime to the consomé and appreciate their generosity with limes as well. Once we made sure we wouldn't burn our tongues, we are happy to report that it was worth the wait. Lots of umami all around. Great flavor, great mixture of ingredients. Loved it. Of course we had to end our meal with a churro filled with caramel. What an amazing find! Love the decor as well, very homey and welcoming with bright colors. I'm sure they're making Tito proud. I stopped to admire the altar they have in his honor on my way to the bathroom. What a lovely way to honor his memory. Do yourself a favor and visit this place and write a great review! Oh and please don't bring outside drinks to any food establishment. That's just rude customer etiquette. Support local businesses and try their agua frescas instead.

Unfortunately I was totally disappointed with my first experience. If it wasn't for the tasty elote…read moreit would've been a single start. Don't get me wrong I love the concept and the space, BUT, the music at lunchtime was SO loud. My work group was close to shouting when we were trying to converse. I got the pork torta. I had the same verdict on the pork as 2 other workmates. Way too salty, and out of 10 chunks of pork, 3 were fat or gristle. Bread was wet before it got to my table and lime crema didn't pack enough punch. As mentioned above, the elote was great however. I'd like to try them again but not in the near future.

I had the tacos and nachos here. I have been craving them since! Definitely going to be frequenting…read morethis place! They also have live music at lunch!

Great place for fresh tortillas and tortilla chips. The "shop" area is very small but the people…read moreare friendly and helpful.

A better buffet than Rostizeria Los Reyes, La Tradicion keeps their buffet focused on wetter…read morerenditions of meats, so everything was still quite tender by the time it reached my plate. Lots of pork renditions here, including a fire engine-red sauce not unlike the color of Paleteria La Reyna, though more due to the fat content, and less about the flavor complexity. Mostly standard fare otherwise, with the exception of the pozole (the first time having the dish... and I think it's an acquired taste), and ejotes con huevos, scrambled eggs with green beans - something I've never seen before, and despite the simplicity, something I really liked. The fresh tortillas come for as long as you continue to stuff your face, and it's easy to do so, because La Tradicion understands what you need for a good buffet - slow-cooked and tender meat, left to stew in its own juices.