Have been eager to try this place for a while and finally got the opportunity to stop in and grab a…read morelight dinner before a show. I ordered 1 pastor taco and one steak taco and was so impressed! The tacos were FULL of meat. The flavor was the best! The pastor taco matched a place that had a line in Mexico. I know this place is known for their birria and looking at the menu while waiting, there are several things I would love to try here. We will definitely be back!

Fast and friendly service. Food full of taste and made to order so it's fresh. Ambiance is fun and…read moreartsy.

This place is in the historic Grant Hotel. I had fish tacos and a side salad. You can see in the…read morepicture that it's nicely presented. It was delicious too! They had sweet potatoes as a vegetarian option in some dishes.

Our server was Renee and she was so sweet. Got us refills before our drinks were empty…read more We order the crab cakes which were amazing. I ordered the mushroom swiss burger with fries, it was great. My friend order the ruben Panini with fries, she absolutely loved it. We will definitely be back.

I have one word for all that haven't been to Taco La Chule!…read more This place has AMAZING food and the staff is great and friendly. Don't' let the reviews from the previous Mexican restaurant deter you from going to La Chule. You Won't regret the experience!!

Great food, service was great, and food came out quick. Al…read morepastor wasn't amazing, but it was good meat, and the tortillas were great. The salsas and hot sauces were good. The migadas mante was really good. For those that aren't familiar the migadas is like a tostada, with a thicker tortilla, the steak (asado) was great.

We arrived early afternoon on a Wednesday. There was no line. Service was good…read more The Burritos are huge and delicious. Definitely big enough for a second meal. We also ordered the Early Bird burger. My daughter rates it "10 out of 10."

First time trying and was relying on reviews. Food was…read morejust ok. Had carne asada bowl. The tiny cubes of steak were about 40% fat. More disappointing was every single table was dirty. We were there at 6:30 on a Monday with only one other table of people dining in. Never saw employees do any cleaning. Tables remained dirty our entire visit. Customer service was bare minimum. We will not be back.

What a gem! Some of…read morethe best Mexican food in the Twin Cities area! I ordered the crunch wrap and loved it. We also ordered the Birria tacos and they were fantastic. Almost want to grab a straw and drink the consumme. The service was great and the food was out so quickly for a made from scratch restaurant. If you are in the area make it a point to stop and grab a bite.

Stopped in at Poncho's in Circle Pines on the way to Duluth and had a very good meal. The…read morerestaurant is bright and colorful, the service was great, and the food was on point. Handmade corn tortillas made all the difference and we enjoyed everything we ordered. Highly recommend the Molotes (Deep fried masa empanadas filled with chipotle chicken then topped with cilantro, sour cream, and cotija).

Every single bite was heaven!! Not sure what they put in here but it's soooo good! The items with…read morethe birria were packed with meat! The burrito was very hefty, for me that is almost 4 meals. Loved that some entrees came with chips and guac. The spicy sauce that came with was very spicy so be careful but so delicious. The horchata was a bit disappointing, I've had it before but forgot what it was like, it just tasted like a sweet milk. No cinnamon taste. But it was still delicious. So easy to order at the kiosk. There are only a couple tables in the gas station if you want to eat in otherwise most people just take out. Few tables were set up outside too. The gas station is filled with drinks and snacks so it's easy to browse for extras while you wait for your food. It's a literal hole in the wall inside this gas station. I only wish the hours were better, whenever we get a craving for this it's always closed so we have to take advantage when they are open. Can't wait to try their other locations.

I really like the story that gets told about how this cookie-cutter gas station has a food counter…read morewith mind-blowing food. But that last part doesn't match my experience. I had so-so birria tacos (no consomme, single soft-corn tortilla) and so-so horchata (served in a sealed bag that looks like an IV pouch, actually kind of funny), along with a tasty and particularly juicy elote. My friend got the Asada Mulita and he quite enjoyed it. That seemed like a good deal for $9, and $4.90 per taco for what I got is okay. The ambiance absolutely does not rise above what you would expect from an unremarkable, utilitarian convenience store with a few tables that aren't routinely wiped down. You can order online (highly recommended) or from a screen near their covered-up window. Whenever a food place is clearly hiding its employees from its customers, I'm nervous that I will be ignored. But someone was constantly popping out and asking people what their names were, and telling them how many minutes they can expect to wait. (Waiting = standing next to the salty snacks shelves.) I see now that they have Al Pastor Chicken with Pineapple Pico and I definitely want to come back and try that. Maybe I'll raise my rating if I love it. Meanwhile, I'd recommend considering this at least for the experience, but order ahead and expect a 30-minute wait. Also note that they close at 7pm.