I was originally headed to a different Mexican spot when a prospect pointed me toward TPK's…read moreTacos--and I'm glad I listened. Zero regrets. Even after circling downtown Visalia for a solid 10 minutes trying to find parking (absolute chaos), this place delivered. Right when you walk in, you notice the ordering kiosk--which, honestly, is necessary given how busy they are. That alone told me I made the right call. While waiting, I saw a cook putting together a big order of quesabirrias, and that sealed it--I added one to my usual single-tortilla carne asada tacos. Let me be clear: they do NOT skimp on the meat. Easily a 10/10 in that department. The flavor is on point, the salsa hits, and portions are legit. If anything, I over-ordered because the tacos are more filling than they look. This place is operating at a level where they either need a bigger location or to start franchising--seriously. Only minor knock: the music was a bit loud for my personal preference. But that's it. Bottom line--well worth the stop. I'd go back without hesitation.

I came here on December 21st before my flight back home, we came downtown to go to another place…read morebut it was closed on Sundays and we stumbled across TPKs, it is a very small shop with a few tables and chairs, they have this iPad kiosk thing when you walk in to order. We didn't see anyone at the register just 2 people cooking so we ordered there. We ordered a bunch of different tacos and a quesadilla, the tacos were really good but I think a little overpriced for what they are , there really is no interaction just walk in order and eat, they do have a salsa bar and it is good. Overall I would give this place 3 1/2 to 4 stars, the no interaction thing threw me off, overall good spot if your craving some tacos.

Two of the best cadallac Margaritas ever! Super nice…read morepeople, got salsa! Loved it! Perfection

That Salsa Verde is Spicy! I love it! I didn't get to experience the service at the restaurant but…read morethe take out service was very nice! They made sure to give utensils and napkins, so plus side for that. Now for what I ate from here. I got an Asada Wet Burrito topped with Salsa Verde. The burrito itself looked really nice, the overall flavor was good; not great. Something about the Asada itself, just didn't really do it for me personally. It was shredded and sliced at the same time in different parts of the burrito, but it all tasted the same; plain. They made a pretty hefty burrito! So points for that! The show stopper here was the Salsa Verde on top! The sauce I topped my burrito with was the salsa verde, but they also do red sauce if you choose. Their was beautiful soft and meaty pieces of Chile verde meat on top and the sides of the burrito, that meat was waaaayyyyy better than the asada. So go for that meat choice instead! The salsa verde is spicy! Great heat and flavor to it! Pro Tip: order a side of salsa verde to go with your burrito. It tends to get dry after your first few bites, so keep an extra side of sauce for topping and dipping! The cost of the burrito is $13.99 and I do feel it is worth the price. I would definitely come back and try out another burrito, but next time with a different meat. I would even be so keen on trying one of the Tortas they have on the menu. Come check this place out if you're in Visalia and looking for another Mexican Restaurant to try out! They have a very nice sized menu with plenty of stuff for Everyone!

I am in town for the day and wanted something other than fast food. I wasn't really in the mood for…read moretacos but came into this place because it looked like it had been there a while and wasn't as busy as the other places. I'm so glad I did. The tacos were amazing. I asked for hotter salsa but even their normal salsa with the chips had a great amount of heat in it. But extremely well blended that it doesn't hit you all at once. The spicer red salsa was phenomenal. I knew it was going to be the heat level I like as soon as she gave me a double take when I asked for hotter stuff I'd highly recommend this place. Plus their tortillas are definitely home made. All around this is the kinda place you wanna get tacos from. The lady taking orders had to have been Ana. She was very nice and brought all my stuff out very quickly.

Taqueria Ana Maria's is one of those places that's been around for as long as I can remember. I…read morehaven't stepped inside since my elementary school days, but waking up wanting something familiar-yet-forgotten led me right back here. Driving past, the building almost waved me down, like it knew I owed it a revisit. Locals know this spot for one thing above all: tamales. Holiday season turns this place into a waiting‑list destination. People tell me they sell out fast, and every year there's a sign posted for tamale orders. If Farmersville has a tamale headquarters, this is it. Walking in hit me with childhood memories. The wooden tables and chairs looked exactly like the ones my grandma used to have, and of course the laminated translucent table covers, a staple in every Hispanic household. It felt like stepping into a time capsule. I ordered huevos rancheros from the breakfast menu. While waiting, they brought out chips and salsa. I always think of chips and salsa as a lunch thing, but honestly, I'll take them any time of day. The chips were average, but the salsa was the star, flavorful with a hint of spice, the kind that makes you keep dipping even when you know you should save room for your meal. The plate itself was alright. The rice and beans were standard, nothing to write home about. The sauce smothering the eggs started off just okay, but it grew on me as I kept eating. By the end, I appreciated it more than I expected. This place has potential, and maybe that's why I felt a little conflicted. They've been around forever, yet sometimes when I drive by, the lot looks empty. Maybe I'm passing through during slow hours, maybe it's just the rhythm of the town. Either way, I hoped for a bit more but I also can't deny the nostalgia and charm that still live here. Ana Maria's is a gem in Farmersville, even if it's a quiet one. The tamales are clearly the main attraction, and I'll definitely be ordering some during the holidays. And honestly, I might come back just for that salsa, it's worth the stop on its own.

Love having Breakfast there every thing is amazing good can't say enough about the love they put…read moreinto each and every dish they make tacos, enchiladas and Pozole all amazing food

Mikey V's is the best! He grew up here and comes from the best Family owned and ran restaurant…read moreTulare ever had (Vejar's). He puts a little extra love in his food, along with his wife. They are awesome!!

Came here for breakfast this past Sunday and if anyone knows me, knows I'm not much of a breakfast…read moreperson. I literally just do coffee. So we went here after church and I had the Chilaquiles with green sauce. This is literally the first time I have ever had this dish and the fried tortillas were fresh and still crunchy, not soggy like most places as if they have been made and sat there for hours. Small little place and the service was quick and the food came out hot with maybe a 5-7 minute from ordering to table. Not much parking in the front and I always worry about getting hit. So i usually park in the back and go in through the back door. You can't go wrong with this place. trust me.

The Asada was second best experience to the Horchata and that was also just "ok". $30 for a…read moreburrito, taco, regular horchata and a can of Diet Coke. Props to the lady who apparently hurt her ankle who was still at work. But I'm sorry, just doesn't make up for the lack of quality. Small burrito, meat was the only flavored thing in it. Too much sour cream, the guac was very less and towards the bottom and wasn't even really guac. Just chunks of avocado. Fries were soggy, asked for them extra crispy and didn't get them that way lol. Tortilla was even undercooked a little. The al pastor taco was something else entirely lol. It had a nice flavor at first, then just completely turned into a mushy pork taco. No real flavor of al pastor, just salty then bland. Lemon helped a little and the tortilla itself was nice. But i would definitely skip the pastor. Salsas were great. The green salsa had a nice kick to it, cups sizes were nice and they gave the amount i asked for. Overall its gonna be a pass for me again. It's been a while since I've been here, had high hopes for being the first California Burrito I'm trying and i was disappointed. Oh well, onto the next!

First time here since the remodel and new ownership. The restaurant looks really good and well put…read moretogether. It was a much-needed remodel compared to how it was with the previous business. He also have a choice of seating to the right from the entrance or boots and to the left from the entrance our tables. As we walked in the door, the restaurant looked very clean and everything looked new. We were greeted and given a choice of where to sit in the restaurant. We were given menus to look over and made our choices. We were served chips and salsa while we waited for our food and the chips were nice and thick and crispy. The salt was a bit different. It was more blended than I expected. I would've preferred small chunks of tomato chili and onions and to see a little bit of cilantro in there, but the salsa was not bad. We went with; Carne Asada burrito grilled to a crispy golden brown. Also ordered the two taquitos which is a crispy rollup taco with chicken, lettuce, tomato cheese, and guacamole. Our drinks, we ordered ice water with lemon wedges and one Horchata. The Horchata was huge enough, for two people. A little bit on the sweet side, but just added a little bit of water and it made it perfect. Our server gave good service and checked on us to make sure had everything we needed for a positive dinning experience.

Stopped in on a Tuesday morning and was the only person in here, the lack of people made me a…read morelittle nervous but what u noticed was a completely remodeled restaurant that was super clean. Waiter who my guess is the owner recommended the chilaquiles and they did not disappoint. I ordered them with Machaca over the top. The meat was so soft and filled with flavor. Spice level was perfect. I hate when the chips are soggy and these had the perfect crisp to them. Beans were good and truthfully an egg is an egg Would definitely recommend this place! 5/5

Supreme Nachos? Or Hamburger Helper? Couldn't tell the difference... the supreme burrito was plain…read more Looks & taste like they just melted cheese on top of burrito and nachos. No tomatoes, no sour cream.. how can you call this a supreme plate. All around disappointed.

Ordered a taco salad with carne asada. It was almost all lettuce, with some foul smelling ground…read moremeat. I ate 4 bites just trying to stay positive but kept feeling nauseated. When the waiter approached asking if everything was good, I kindly told her there was something wrong with the meat and it smelled and tasted rotten. She said she had just had some and it was Good. She took the plate away and she didn't return. When I walked to the counter to pay, she charged me full price for both meals And Didn't offer to deduct or trade out for another dish or compensate in any way. I left the expected amount for the tip and walked out knowing I would never return.

Super delicious everything is made fresh to order would recommend to all locals and outsiders.read more

The first time I went was because of my comadre and I ordered a soup called 7 mares(i think) but it…read morewas not good at all. The other two times I loved it, I obviously didn't order the soup, instead I order the tacos, sopes, and torta. Best meals ever especially because I was with my whole family after a long day and didn't have to get home and cook. The service was the best and the ladies were super nice and patience. La verdad me encanto este lugar, he ido con mi esposo, con mi comadre, y con toda mi familia, y espero regresar otra vez. Un lugar limpio y la meseras eran buena gente, nos dejaron usar el baño aunque ya estaban cerrados(porque el carro de mi hermana se quedo ahí, y estabamos esperando la gruga, carro de remolque).