The food here is always prepared so well. Its always a good amount of food as well. I was impressed…read morewith the service and the many varieties on the menu. The eggs with avocado is my go to.

Best Mexican food in Greensboro by far if you are looking for authentic. The Al pastor and chorizo…read moreare my favorite which are cooked to perfection. Nothing tastes like it's from the day before it all seems to be fresh. The micheladas are the best in town with tons of flavor. Service was good, they are attentive and respectful. The location is convenient to be right on gate city. I don't think they get enough credit for how good the food is so I encourage everyone to check it out.

The food by itself was a 4+. I had 4 pastor tacos and my son had 3 lengua tacos. Both were very…read moregood. I enjoyed a bottled coca-cola made with cane sugar straight from Mexico and my son had a horchata. This is definitely an authentic Mexican restaurant that is somewhat of a dive. The reason I'm giving it a 3 star rating is the price. 7 tacos, a coke, and a horchata was $34 before I left a tip. Food was pricey, but good.

Never thought ide leave a review for mexican food im mexican myself but anyways i ordered 2 tortas…read moreexactly the same or atleast should of been , one was completely missing toppings , and wasnt cut in half , the asada was terrible no flavor just a thin piece of old meat slapped on bread with 50% lettuce , and the horchata was watered down. That was $40 down the drain never again.

A lovely little grocery store/restaurant. I got three sopes, two asada and one lengua for 15$…read moretotal. Fresh ingredients, with quick and friendly service. The food tastes very homemade, rustic and comforting. The customer service was spot on and very friendly.

This Mexican grocery, a classic hole-in-the-wall, has a small taqueria in the rear. There are a…read moredozen or so tables and booths available for dining in, and the area is clean and bright. The menu is not especially broad, about what you'd expect with this type of spot! I ordered the Pozole Rojo and 2 Chorizo Tacos. My order was quickly done, no more than 10 minutes. The tacos were not topped when I got them, the meat was in warm tortillas and the chopped onion, lime, and cilantro were in a separate area. I applied the toppings, added lime juice and some of several salsas completed the item. These are good tacos and there is plenty of chorizo in them. I would order tacos here again if in the area, but it is not a destination spot. The Pozole Rojo was not really good. It was greasy, under seasoned, and had a bitter after taste. Definitely not a reorder item. Ambiance - 2 Food - 3 Service - 4 Value - 3 ( applied to tacos only)

I can't believe we never ate here before. This restaurant…read morewill first appear as the typical Mexican restaurant with cheap Margaritas specials and rice and beans for everyone. Guess what? They are not. They have an upgraded menu that also includes seasonal selections, including cocktails. I had the Enchiladas mole it was a large portion and delicious. Plus none of that silly extra beans and rice filler. Service was fabulous and the ambiance was cozy Mexican restaurant. Loved it all.

Excellent food. I really enjoyed my authentic Huevos rancheros. The restaurant was clean with a…read morecozy atmosphere. The service was just OK, not the friendliest staff.

Today was truly my lucky day. I had a "taste" for some auténtico comida Mexicana (authentic Mexican…read morefood) for days, and I didn't know where I would get it. However, I was going to my car mechanic and remembered passing the cutest storefront before. Since I was headed that way again, I decided to stop in at Taquería La Oaxaqueña #2 (pronounced La Wa-ka-que-nya) The menu is beautifully displayed outside and inside the building, and my menu modification questions were also answered quickly. The service was quick and professional. The waitress spoke perfect English and was very accommodating. Since I didn't know it was mostly a meat-based menu and they currently only serve fish as a chef's special, they put together a giant, DELICIOUS vegetarian burrito for me. They wrapped it in two separate portions (one portion pictured here because I was so hungry I ate the first half). The cook told me the beans were cooked with lard if that was a problem for me as a vegetarian. They even considered some of my tips for adding vegetarian options since I told them about the new trends with "foodies" and health-conscious people looking for options like fish or leaner cuts of meats. The cook said she is open to changing dishes if she has it in-house or gets enough requests (like more vegetarian dishes or beans with no lard), etc. The establishment is immaculate, and there is a lovely group of seating for dine-in customers to sit and enjoy an excellent authentic Mexican meal made by cooks who are from Mexico and know how to create DELICIOUS Mexican flavor in every bite. My burrito was fresh, the rice was flavorful, the pico was bursting with cilantro, and the avocado made everything come together just right. They made it like it was in their home kitchen. I felt like family! Although there are many things I don't personally eat on their menu because I haven't been a meat-eater since 2017, I would recommend this spot to ANYONE jonesing for a taste of Mexico. You know how it is. Now you know where to go! Tell them Kiesha sent you and bring a friend. P.S. They are new to Yelp! So, I helped them set up this page. Be good to them on Yelp! and spread the word about the best authentic Taqueria on Market St: Taquería La Oaxaqueña!

Came in for lunch and was blown away by the quality of food and price. Two burritos and an order of…read morechips and salsa for about $20. I had the barbacoa burrito and it was perfect, and the chips were cooked fresh for us. Staff was extremely kind. Delicious salsa served as well. Highly recommend coming in!

Service was patient, attentive and kind. Food quality was quite good and generous for the price…read more The ambience is standard for a restaurant in a grocery. Appears to cleaned well but well loved.

Mi casa is great for breakfast. I had the divorced eggs with tortillas. Staff is always nice. The…read morerestaurant is clean and was busy but food didn't take long. They also have a butcher and fresh produce available. There's a section for toiletries also. Try this place

A hidden gem - no really, it is pretty well hidden. It's neatly tucked away in the back corner of a…read morelittle Mercado on S. Main St. in High Point. You would never know it is there from just driving by. The eatery is located in the back right corner near the butcher counter. The establishment is very clean which put me at ease after walking in past the bars on the windows of the store front. There is a menu board behind the cash register just above the drink cooler and there are menus on the table. The menu is pretty good. You won't find a cookie cutter "Speedy Gonzalez" at this establishment though. They do offer "platillos" which is basically an entree with rice and beans. The tortillas appear to be hand made and the ingredients I ate were fresh and tasty. The sauces were authentic and bring a little more heat than one might expect. I ordered 3 tacos with a side of rice. I got one chorizo taco and two asada tacos. The meal came with two lime wedges, nice sized jalapeno and a cooked onion The tacos were loaded with cilantro, meat and onion and were by far the best tasting taco I have since I left Los Angeles. As for the tacos, another reviewer mentioned "Barbados" tacos but, I think what they meant was "barbacoa" which is barbecued meat. My dining companion had this and stated several times how tasty and flavorful it was. Service was good. The gal working the tables came by several times to ask if the food was good and was quick to bring more hot sauce when requested. She was courteous and helpful. This place has been added to my list as a regular stop since I am usually in that area frequently. Do yourself a favor and swing by to try it out - you will not be disappointed.

Great spot for some real authentic Mexican food, it's inside of a Mexican grocery store, it's in…read morethe back section of the store right beside the butchers counter. They have a menu full of great selections of tacos, gorditas, sopes, tortas and a number of plate(platillo) options just to name a few. The dining area is very clean and brightly lit with little cafeteria style booths, a couple tables with chairs and an island table in the middle with stools around it...and can't forget the full wall Aztec warrior mural. They also have a flat screen TV on the wall pumpin' out some Telemundo. I ordered some Mexican tacos to-go, 2 chicken and 2 barbacoa. The tacos are on fresh homemade corn tortillas filled with your meat option and topped with onion and cilantro with lime wedges and radish slices on the side and a roasted jalapeno pepper that'll burn your face off. They also come with a homemade green and red sauce which were both great with some good heat. The grilled chicken is cubed and tender with not much flavor until you add the sauce and the barbacoa (Mexican BBQ) is just great, very flavorful on it's own and plenty of it piled in the tacos. Everything is fresh and homemade, just outstanding. Tacos'll run ya $2 a piece, I did have to wait a little longer than expected for my order, but it was worth it. Definitely worth a stop...and there's another Mexican grocery/butcher/taqueria right next door that I'll be checkin' out too.

First time here and was greatly impressed! The taste of freshness of the well seasoned meat and…read morefresh toppings hit the spot for sure! The pricing is well matched for the freshness. The service was welcoming overall. Definitely found my new go to and will definitely bring friends and family each time

Tried Taco Mama for the first time, and I can confirm--this place runs like a well-oiled queso…read moremachine. Brittani and I split the nachos, which showed up piled high like they had something to prove. Every bite delivered--fresh, loaded, and just messy enough to remind you you're doing something right with your life. The whole process is beautifully simple: order at the counter, sit down, and your food arrives so fast you start wondering if they were already making it just in case you walked in. No nonsense, no waiting around pretending to check your phone--just tacos doing their job. Shoutout to the staff for being genuinely friendly and for the extra chips assist. That's the kind of foresight usually reserved for chess players and grandmothers. And the price? Honestly refreshing. In today's world, walking out feeling full and not financially attacked is its own kind of luxury. First visit was a strong one. Taco Mama clearly understands the assignment--and extra credit.