Parking is nightmare. Ribeye taco was terrible. Very fatty. Had to buy water from bottle. Staff…read moreunfriendly. Would not go back.

The chilangos tacos on Harry Hines has to be the best. I've visited other locations and it's not…read morethe same. Multiple works stopped by our table to make sure everything was alright. It's a small place that forms a line so keep that in mind or get there early. One of the best tacos in DFW. It's hard to find saudero and this is the spot to get it.

Cheerful hole in the wall that serves some outstanding street tacos. We had the shredded beef,…read morebarbacoa and pastor in that order each taco was better than the last! Two salsas were brought to the table and they were cold and in cleaned fresh bottles. Mami served us and she wanted to make sure we had a good experience. You know she must treat all her customers like that. Ice cold negro modelo beer available. Can't wait to go back!

Super tiny spot with mostly outdoor seating. I got 2 tacos de pastor, 1 de lengua, and a horchata…read more(which came out to $18! a bit overpriced imo). The horchata was too sweet for me. The tacos were good, but nothing that blew me away or justified the price unfortunately

First off, the food was excellent. The ribeye tacos stood out, and the elote was some of the best…read moreI've had. I'll skip the pastor and chicken quesadilla next time, and try and get the birria tacos if I'm there on a Sunday. I didn't get a picture of churros but they were the best I've ever had. Crunchy and flavorful. Service was fast, but the calling of your name (to pick up the order) is super low. I don't know how my friend heard our name. Ambiance is loud, but I was also there during the Mexico WC game, so that's understandable. The place was lively and fun.

Chilangos Tacos (Dallas) is a local taco joint in North Texas that has now become one of my…read morefavorite taco joints in all of DFW. There are multiple locations in DFW, and this review is for the Chilangos in Dallas off of Ross. My Overall Rating - 5 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Food, Return) Atmosphere - The two Chilangos locations I've been to are both located in strip malls with a bright, neon "Chilangos Tacos" sign above the entrance. Inside, there's reggaeton music, tons of patrons, and ESL here. Once you place your order, grab a Jarritos, a bright red metal seat, and watch the staff cook your tacos to order. 1 Star. Service - The staff are very friendly and efficient. It really helps if you speak Spanish, so go with someone who does, or point to the menu item you want. Once you place your order, grab a seat and wait for your name to be called. The staff is super nice and efficient, and our order was available in about 5 min. 1 Star. Food - Birria Quesatacos with consume. Memorize it and order it. Kudos to my son who swears by this dish. I am now a believer. The tender seasoned shredded birria beef is so flavorful. The quesataco style melts the cheese into the corn tortilla. And when you take some diced onion and cilantro to top it, dunk it in the consume before biting into the most flavorful taco served in DFW. According to the menu, this dish is only available on the weekend, but I've used food deliver services to get my consume fix during the week so YMMV. Bottom line, it's not just the best item on the menu, it's the best taco bite in all of DFW. 2 Stars. Will I Return? - Yes. Chilango Tacos is expanding in DFW. There are now multiple locations in all of DFW so there should be a location near you. Chilangos Tacos is now in my weekly rotation. 1 Star.

I walked into The Taco Stand with absolutely zero expectations. In fact, my first impression wasn't…read moreparticularly encouraging. The surrounding neighborhood, however, was a pleasant surprise. It's a trendy, energetic pocket of Dallas that I had somehow never explored before, and it immediately caught my attention. The restaurant itself is quite unassuming. If I'm being honest, it didn't exactly scream "come on in." On this particular night, there was only one employee working. It took nearly 10 minutes just to place my order and another 15 minutes before the food arrived. By that point, I was more than a little annoyed. Then the tacos showed up. Talk about a complete plot twist. Not only was everything beautifully presented, but the flavors were absolutely unbelievable. Whenever I visit a taco spot, I like to order a variety so I can get a sense of what they're really capable of. This time it was the al pastor, carne asada, and Baja tacos. One word....incredible. I can't tell you which one was best! I've had great tacos before. I've had places nail one or two selections. But I honestly can't remember the last time three completely different tacos all delivered a perfect punch in a single sitting. Every bite was packed with flavor, expertly balanced, and memorable in its own way. Without question, this was the best taco trio I've ever had. What a roller coaster of a visit. I went from feeling completely ignored and wondering if I'd made a mistake, to wanting to walk back into the kitchen and hug the chef. Sometimes great food doesn't just redeem an experience--it completely rewrites it. The Taco stand is GOATED

The service was so good! The staff at the front desk gave us recommendations for the tacos and…read moresauces, and the place has a nice, authentic Mexican vibe.

Best tacos in Dallas and it's not even close. Little high of a price point but if you want…read moreauthentic and delicious tacos north of downtown this is the spot. Doesn't hurt it's hooked up to a great speakeasy.

Mal servicio . Estaba esperando enfrente del mostrador , los empleados pasaban y pasaban y nunca me…read moreatendieron o por lo menos dijeran . En un minuto te ayudamos. Pésimo servicio .

I visited on a weekday during lunch and the restaurant was packed with locals. Nonetheless, my…read moregroup was quickly helped and served. My party of 3 shared 11 tacos, and our favorite was the crispy tripe. The tripe was crispy, yet chewy, and so juicy. We also loved the chorizo and lengua. We also ordered a large horchata, which was too sweet for our preferences. The price is comparable, and probably slightly cheaper, than other taco restaurants in the area. This spot is very much "hole-in-the-wall," so it's not luxurious, but so tasty!

I love the pastor tacos and the taco sauces that are served are probably my favorite, in my opinion…read morebetter than any other taco spot I have tried. The service and ambiance are what you would expect of a small taqueria. The tacos are definitely worth a visit!

Food was very tasty and super nice presentation for a lunch plate. I had the chicken flautas and a…read moretaco! Flavor range was delicious and not to pricey!! Nice kinda quick bar grab and go or enjoy the TV's or street view.

Food: beef in beef tacos is dry, comes with seared and raw onion. The best part is spicy salsa…read more Really spicy. Service: self serve Ambience: nice touristy, great for late night snack, lots of soccer fans.

Classic original tacos! As of Jan2026 I got 10tacos & large…read moreHorchata: $31.00 (6-bisteak 2-Barbacoa 2- al pastor) You have a choice on corn or flour tortillas (I always go corn) Stumbled on this place a few years ago and only now decided to take pics and leave a review. **Please know it's CASH ONLY + No Seating** They speak English & Spanish - don't be worried lol. Same with the Elote man around the corner...yes they have an Elote cart! I see a lot of 'non regulars' get up to the window after waiting in line dumbfounded. YES there will likely be a line, it's for good reason. 1st line for ordering Tacos && 2nd line is usually for Elote. Simple tacos, but done right. They do have their off days where it feels like the tortillas aren't hitting as the usually do, but the are dealing with a lot of turnaround. Definitely go!! & try to eat them in the car soon as you get them, best when fresh from the window.

Would have liked to try their food but they were closed during open hours. Came when they were…read moresupposed to be open and they were closed If the hours posted are no longer correct they need to be updated. If not open when claimed to be then thats the fault of the business.

Great place to get quick tacos and drinks for lunch. I love the Horchata and beans. They do have…read moreother varieties but I only come for the tacos

antastic spot for authentic flavors - highly recommend! I…read morewas in Dallas on a business trip and this taqueria was conveniently close by, so I decided to check it out. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed. The place has a cozy vibe with maybe 15 tables, and late on a Sunday evening it was nicely chill. They even had a guy playing guitar and singing live - it really added to the relaxed atmosphere. The food is killer. I ordered the burrito ranchero and it was absolutely amazing - packed with flavor and perfectly executed. The churros were a bit overdone, but everything else more than made up for it. I can't wait to try more items on the menu before I head out of town. If you're looking for great Mexican food in a welcoming setting, stop by here. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in the area!

The tacos here are always so delicious! Such a unique location, right in the middle of Dallas.read more

Fuel City used to be a reliable local staple for a quick meal, but it has completely gone downhill…read more It has always been sketchy due to being right next to the jail, but it used to at least be tolerable for a cheap, late night bite. Now, there is absolutely zero reason to pull in here. Between the sketchy crowd, overpriced convenience store items, and garbage food safety, it is a complete rip off. I actually like their tacos, but the price increases have made them completely not worth it anymore. Eating 7 tacos pushes you over $20, which is sit down restaurant territory for some quick grab and go food. For the price of each taco, you will get two layers of tortilla with a sprinkle of meat and onion. Let's do the math: for the price of just two of these tacos, I can go to In N Out and get a Double Double. That gets me two 100% pure beef patties packing 37 grams of actual protein, and I will leave completely full. What am I supposed to do with two Fuel City tacos? Use them to fill the spaces between my teeth? Also, skip the snacks inside. They price gouge like crazy! Sometimes nearly 2x what you would pay at 7-Eleven or Tom Thumb (which are not even cheap to begin with). Last time I checked, a bag of Hot Cheetos here was 6 bucks! For perspective, they are $3.97 at Walmart and $4.79 at Target. It is a total rip off. The final straw was the horchata. I bought two cups at 6:00 PM, drank one, and put the second straight into the fridge. By midnight, it had completely curdled and turned sour. It was clearly spoiled and at the end of its shelf life when sold, and it gave me a case of the runs later that night. This place survives solely on ancient hype, out of town truck drivers, transients who do not know the area, and nighttime biker meet ups. No local should pay a massive premium for gas station tacos and food poisoning when authentic neighborhood taquerias and actual burger joints offer real value for a less money.