My friend ordered 40 chicken tacos and 20 carne asada tacos, and I have to say: the carne asada…read morecompletely stole the show. They were packed with so much flavor that I actually had to stop myself from falling into a full on "taco craze." Even the sides were hits the rice was perfectly moist and delicious, and the beans were delicioso. The Experience: The service is top-tier. The staff went above and beyond, helping us load the tacos securely into the car.

You've heard of it... you've wanted to try it... you've wondered if it's worth the trek down to…read morePrison... and you know the reputation precedes it!!! That's right... it's PRISON TACO. Resoundingly, I would say, it's SO worth it! These are the most authentic, best-value, quick tacos in Atlanta. All were delicious, but if I was going to go back, I'd get at least three steak tacos. To DIE for. Now let me emphasize that this place is a no-frills, self-service, back-of-a-Mercado-across-from-the-prison place. Don't go thinking that you are going to get fancy service, but it is incredibly friendly and wonderful nonetheless. I can't wait to go back for more PRISON TACOS

Went around 2:40 on a Saturday, semi busy. Seated in the side room, Waited 15 minutes and no one…read morecame to take our order. We had 3 kids and couldn't wait any longer and just went across the street to the taqueria where we were taking care of with such ease.

Quality food contents. Store always neat & clean. Prompt…read moreservice One small issue, tips must be cash...and I rarely carry cash.

Allow me to introduce you to one of the most underrated Mexican restaurants in all of Atlanta. A…read morestraight up hidden gem that I'm sure many people drive past on the daily without even knowing it's here. It's located in the back of a Hispanic grocery store. The two times I've been here, it's pretty busy with people who seem to really appreciate this amazing restaurant. Fair warning: most of the staff is not English speaking so you'll get a chance to practice your Spanish here just like I did. If you're lucky a patron may help you order like one did for me although I didn't really need the help. We ordered quite a bit of food. A seafood tostada, a pupusa with chicharron and queso, a mulita (if I remember correctly), rice and beans, and birria tacos. Every single item I ordered blew me away. Wow wow wow. The staff were so friendly and were very communicative with me even with my broken Spanish. This is a must try if you're in the Lindbergh area. Also it's cash only!

Friendly staff and great food in this little hidden gem. Be sure to try the birra tacos and pozole.read more

Drove 20 miles to try Brito's viral chicken for lunch after seeing hundreds of TikToks and viral…read morevideos ...6-26-26 1pm I loved it. Seasoned to the bone, moist, grilled perfectly. $14 for the whole chicken and worth every penny! The chicken is gone so I wasn't able to take any pictures lol....but it comes nicely packaged and is ready to go. No line. Quick in and out.

Chicken, Flan and chicharones were all great. Quick service. Great price…read more Hot fresh tortillas for those in need. Walking distance from my house. Should have gone sooner!

This location is not the super market that everyone posted on tik tok it is super market #2! Just…read moreso you all do not make the same mistake i did lol. You walk in, the aisles are tight, your stuff everywhere. Be a questionable some other things lol it gives gas station market vibes. The cashier was helpful. I just bought a bag of skins. But then I found number two lol it's not fair to this location. Lol

Not much new or different to say. I'll just confirm that the whole roasted chickens are kick-butt…read moregood. Yelp wants me to "finish" my review. Well, it's finished.

Literally found this place only through the Brookhaven IG as we wanted to try a new outting. We…read morecouldn't find the place on Yelp or Google easily and when we did there were sooo little reviews. We are glad we made it out here! Churreria is open 6am-9pm and located in the Discolandia Strip Mall. There is a decent amount of free parking as well, but as it's shared with a lot of other stores I can see it being a bit tight depending on when you go. Upon walking in, you could tell this place was frequented daily by regulars with about 10 people coming in and out in our 20 mins in the little store. We ordered the cheese pupusa, pork pupusa, and the everything pupusa (includes pork, beans, and cheese) and paid ~$10 for all of them. There is a slight wait, but you could tell they were in the back making it FRESH as they came out piping hot we couldn't even hold it. They were a lot bigger than normal pupusas according to my friend who has had them before! The cheese pupusa was by far my favorite with a delicious cheese pull that was just so yum especially when warm. I am most definitely coming back to snag one of those. The pork pupusa was also great and I wish it had a tad bit more meat and flavor. The everything pupusa to me was kinda meh and left a lot to be desired as it had more bean than pork or cheese. It was just very dense to get through. My friend did mention pupusas are normally served with a side of cabbage and salsas, but we were not given any or did we see any available for us to use. I don't think I needed a salsa for the cheese one, but it would have been nice to have for the other two. I don't think the cheese pupusa would be vegetarian friendly either as the pupusa dough had a distinct flavor you could only get with an animal fat like lard, but as we didn't have any restrictions we didn't mind! We didn't get to try any of their other pastries, smoothies, beverages, or other food items, but I most definitely want to! They take cash and card and if you're in the area looking for some authentic food this is the place to be!

It's a 4 star to me... Humble establishment owned by a very hard working family from Puebla Mexico…read more It is small... yet it has lots to offer. This was my to go place in 2017. (Went so many times a week that I felt it was an extension to my kitchen lol). I love their taquitos dorados, and in my opinion, these are the best taquitos nearby. The reason is because they are very generous with the salad, avocado, and chicken. I was obsessed, and actually took a few peeps to eat there who just couldn't understand my obsession. There is surely no glamour here, however they carry many things one can delight on. . Ice cream, Horchata, tropical fruits, natural juices made on the spot, arepas... omg. You must try their arepas, and their popusas. They also have a lunch menu of rice, beans and meat/chicken. Everything at very low prices ($). Which is great because they cook for many hard working men and women who work at local construction jobs. Awe. I was in the area yesterday after so long. It was a pleasure to visit again. Had my favorite dish... I'm obsessed with those taquitos (flautas)!!

This place is located within Plaza Fiesta in Atlanta. It's basically a generic fast food Mexican…read morejoint and there are at least two other shops here like it. Only here, the food tastes more authentic, the customer service is better, and they serve great pineapple juice and the best torta I have had so far at this place. I got a chicken torta. It was about 7 dollars and you get what you paid for because this thing was massive. The bread was just the perfect size and the toppings were spread out perfectly. It was also served with fries which were alright, but nothing really special. If you get a chance, try a Mexican pina colada here. It is half pineapple juice and half horchata. It's delicious.

This is my 3rd time there and boy my friends this is some really nice Mexican food. The Poblano…read morestyle Mole is really good. Never had a bad experience with them

La Espiga Dorada is a Mexican food stand located next to the food court inside Plaza Fiesta. If you…read moreenter the market from the corner entrance on the Clairmont Road/Dresden Drive side of the building, La Espiga Dorada will be the very first business on your right. They occupy stall N2 and they also have a freestanding wraparound counter (K16, I believe) nearby on the market's main walkway. I was drawn to this stand, like many other similar ones in this market, by all of the colorful, fresh fruit on display. In addition to fruit and fruit treats, La Espiga Dorada sells chicharrones preparados (a Mexican street food made with deep-fried pork rinds and a variety of ingredients like cotija cheese and avocados), raspados (shaved ice desserts), pina loca (Mexican-style pineapple and fruit salad), Jarritos locos (cocktails made with Mexican soft drink Jarritos), equites (another Mexican street food made with corn), an assortment of breads and pastries, and fresh-churning aguas frescas. If you don't speak Spanish, you may encounter a language barrier at this stand (as well as many other businesses at Plaza Fiesta). Luckily, you can point and choose, either at the actual food that you want or at pictures, to get what you want. I visited the stand in the walkway and didn't see prices posted, so you may have to ask for pricing. I got a mangonada (a.k.a. chamango) for $5. I'm not sure if they accept credit cards. I paid in cash. The mangonada was OK. La Espiga Dorada's version is made with a mango sorbet, chamoy sauce (a salty, sweet, sour, and spicy Mexican condiment, dark red in color), thick slices of mango, chili powder, a tamarind straw, and I think lime juice too. There was one mangonada on display behind the glass, but mine was made fresh. Some places chop their mango into smaller pieces, but La Espiga Dorada serves them in long slices and places them inside the cup so that they sort of "flower" out. It's a neat presentation. Unfortunately, the mango wasn't very ripe or sweet. Instead, it was on the harder, more sour side. It wasn't bad, but I've definitely had better. The treat was packed with plenty of strong and intense flavors from sour to sweet to spicy to salty (like the chamoy sauce described above). The portion size was generous too. Service was good. The lady behind the counter was nice.