Really good tacos! I chose 2 steak and 1 jerk chicken for my taco combo. They do give you the…read moreoption to mix and match which was a bonus. I really enjoyed they tacos they where a good size, generous toppings and full of flavor. The jerk chicken wasn't too spicy which was good for me and the stress my personal favorite as it was juicy and full of flavor. They also sell lemonade so i decided to try the pink lemonade but it was much to write home about felt like it could have used more sugar. But for tacos definitely try them out they also have vegetarian options.

The best tacos on this side of the continental divide. Like the only competition I see is from the…read moreborder. The owner must have his abuelita in the kitchen with him cuz these tacos taste authentic. I stopped here one day after the gym. I get my tacos and I leave, i'm back in the car heading home tell me why I bit into the taco and immediately turned around to order more. No exaggeration. The establishment is a food truck so make sure you call before you go, I don't want you to be mad cuz buddy ain't open. But he's usually open for Taco Tuesday!!!

This place was sooooo delicious!!! A black owned taco bar that I didn't know I needed! I love the…read moreentire set up, I love how it's like a house turned taco bar. The decor is amazing, colorful, and fun! The people were so nice and pleasant too. One thing I noticed was as people would leave, a young fella would come and start sweeping and mopping the tables right away. This is a win for me because I hate when staff just let the filth sit there. I got the specialty shrimp tacos and they were soooo good and cheesy and full of flavor. My son got the chicken taco kids meal and he ate those black beans til there were none left! I also tried their house made berry lemonade and it was yummy! Omgsh and so was the frozen strawberry margarita which was perfect for the sunny day! I will def be back!!

Simple little taco shop definitely a mom and pop place with Food that was worth it came , I came…read morehere for lunch one day and had a great time. The tacos were hot and fresh. The food is cooked to order . They had nice music playing just as well as they were setting up for some kind event. The event had a DJ coming or they were the DJ setting up outside. The place had outdoor seating and a little bit of room for inside seating but more outside soon than inside like I said the food is cooked to order nice and hot pretty fresh right down the street from Stone Mountain Park walking distance. I definitely recommend this place. If you're in the park or just living in the area try it out they have reasonable prices and good tacos. The service was fast and all different age groups were there.

I stopped by Plaza Fiesta looking for a different restaurant but couldn't find it. My wife noticed…read morethis spot and suggested we give it a try, and I'm glad we did. The staff was very friendly and had our food ready in no time. I ordered the steak torta with fries and paired it with a mango drink. The flavors were good, although I would have liked a little more meat in the sandwich. Still, the great service made up for it. One thing I always notice is when a place is filled with people from the same culture as the cuisine being served. That usually tells you the food is doing something right.

I ordered tripa tacos , what a disgrace, All burnt , ask…read morefor maciza and gave me a bunch of bones , tortilla were sagging. Never again . Some people need to take pride on their food . Not this place .

If you're looking for great tasting Salvadoran dishes you have to check out Papuseria Carla. In all…read moretransparency they do not taste like handmade/homemade Papusas in El Salvador but they do come close. The ambiance was vibrant. It's a bit small in the inside so I ordered my food to go. The wait time was about 20 minutes. I ordered three different types of Papusas (spinach, cheese, beans). I also ordered plantains. The price was ok. The prices for the plantains were a bit pricey for the amount received but the taste was solid.

A humble and authentic papuseria! The service is fast and hospitable, the staff is polite and…read morehelping. It is a small cafe and has limited seating. The cafe is neat and well kept. Their menu is extensive has something for everyone. Their papayas are served hot and fresh. Their smoothies are also great. They serf Nescafé which is amazing. Will definitely come back, highly recommend if in the area.

In a very empty section of a plaza next to home depot but absolutely amazing!!! Had a combo platter…read morethat includes a taco, a popular, and a tamale. I added plantains and a drink. All delicious!!!!

Some of the nastiest foods ive ever gotten. I ordered some tamales and i was expecting something…read morecompletely different from what I got, crusty old tamales. Dont eat here

Tortas & Tacos & Tires is so fire. Their tortillas are hand made and outstanding. Pricing is fair.read more

NEVER ATE HERE BUT 5 starts cause Mexicans rule…read more This place is truly timeless, and the experience never seems to age. While the enchantment of the surroundings persists, there's a minor drawback in the form of less-than-pleasant odors emanating from the restroom facilities. However, this minor inconvenience doesn't overshadow the overall positive aspects of the venue.

This place looks fairly terrifying from the outside... from Shallowford, the windows appear to be…read morecovered, there's a small parking lot, I have no idea what a loteria is, etc. My cousin recently visited with his girlfriend who is a Spanish speaker and they decided to see what El Loteria was all about. She struck up a conversation with the ladies, who are Salvadoran, and gave her some free atole (hot corn drink with milk) that they were making for themselves (not on the menu). They brought us back a couple of tacos from El Loteria that made us want to go back ourselves. I was pretty impressed with the asada, I must say! It rivals my all-time fave, El Rey Del Taco, but is a lot closer-by. We didn't get to try the barbacoa, but apparently it was not as good as the asada or the al pastor. I believe there is also a small convenience store inside, which is great to have especially with the baby Publix closing a few months ago.

It's been years since I wrote a Yelp review, but I came back because I NEEDED to rave about this…read moreplace. This will be one of the best, if not the best, taqueria you will find in greater Atlanta. [FOOD] Barbacoa taco -- $3.29 After you have their barbacoa, you will wonder why no where else in the area sells barbacoa like this. It is so tender, flavorful and not at all greasy/heavy though you would think it would be. Tacos are super stuffed with barbacoa, it is worth the $3.29. Carnitas taco -- $3.29 You can see the large chunks of pork breaking apart with just your fingers, it's that tender. They do not skimp on your taco fillings, especially when it comes to meat. Taquitos -- $11.99 6 perfectly rolled and deep fried chicken taquitos with rich crema and cotija cheese generously drizzled on top. It comes on a bed of more cotija cheese, lettuce, tomato, avocado and limes. These are so addicting. Enchilada verde -- $12.99 Be warned -- this is VERY spicy! I'm not good with handling spice like my husband and he loved it. I had a bite, and it was worth the sweat but definitely very spicy. Portion size is generous, 4 enchiladas per order smothered in verde sauce. [SERVICE & LOCATION] This taqueria (which I think is actually called "cuernavaca") is located inside a small Mexican convenience store called "El Loteria". The parking spaces are a bit tight, and there's more room at the adjacent Shell gas station. Language is mostly Spanish and very little English. I ordered and checked out in English. You order food at the taqueria counter in the back -- walk straight ahead when you walk in and then to your left. Once you receive your items, you will get a receipt (prior to payment) to take to the convenience store cashier to pay your bill. There are counters and tables to eat right there at the store, but we took ours to go.

The food was spectacular. Yes, this place will look shady being right next to a tire shop. But the…read morebusiness started out originally as a food truck. Then the physical location sprouted up Nov. 2025. The x3 chorizo costra tacos were super oily but also super tasty. We wanted to try a costra taco since we've never heard of it before. The outer shell of the taco had a melted cheese crust that was really tasty. I mean. I love anything with cheese. And the reason for the oiliness was because of the chorizo pick. I'll probably do these the next time I am back but with another protein pick. The x3 beef birria tacos were tasty! There was also cheese with these tacos, but they were on the interior, all melted and gooey. Since birria style tacos are dipped in consome as a preparation method, they're more flavorful with all the fat. I think since the shell is dipped in this, it made for a super crispy taco. The birria was super juicy and packed full of flavor. I think you can choose another protein type, but since the menu has birria in the description then it must be the recommendation. The consome with the birria tacos was actually interesting with rice. I've recently been exploring various spots with birria tacos and consome, and this version was the most unique. It will definitely fill you up for sure. Both types of tacos were equally good choices. They were pretty identical with the onion, cilantro, radish, and lime. The costra version appears to be a little more healthy in terms of these two taco comparisons. Just don't do the chorizo as that added an abundance of oil. They don't have tap water but sell bottled water. I wanted the green Jarritos drink which the flavor turned out to be grapefruit. It was reasonably priced at $3. The prices are clearly marked on the menu so it's not a mystery for how much you'll be paying. Thanks for the late night tacos that were scrumptious and flavorful! I shall see you again Sazon Unico.

This is a food truck first and a restaurant second. The restaurant is in a small hole in the wall…read moreplace that you would not know it existed unless you looked for it. I looked for tacos that were still open late and this was close to my place. We had 3 birria tacos and 3 chorizo tacos with fried cheese in them. The name of the fried cheese tacos escape me at the moment. They sell the tacos in packs of three and you can't mix and match and they didn't have unique meats. I understand the food truck mentality. All of the tacos were high quality. The birria tacos was juicy and the consume it came with was juicy and filled with rice. I didn't expect the rice but it was good. Would I come here again? Yes. It's quality tacos even though they don't have the cow tongue or beef cheeks.