Their food is sooo good and reasonably priced. I love their quesadillas and birria tacos…read more Everything is always hot and fresh and consistent. I've ordered several times and it's always so yummy ! I'm so glad to see them opening up more and more locations. I got their bogo deals from doordash and was able to make 3 meals. Their portions are plentiful!

We decided to try Tacos Miguey after noticing it had recently opened close to home, and my daughter…read moretreated us to a quick dinner. Unfortunately, it ended up being a very disappointing experience. When we walked in, I was surprised that ordering is done entirely through a kiosk. That wasn't a problem, but everything after that went downhill. First, the prices are hard to justify. They charge for everything even a quarter of a lime!!! A medium fountain drink was about $4, served without a lid and with an oversized straw. I'm not even sure if refills are offered. We also paid nearly $5 for chips and salsa, only to receive a basket that wasn't even half full. The salsa looked more like marinara sauce than traditional Mexican salsa. It was sweet instead of fresh and savory, contained corn, and lacked the fresh cilantro and onions you'd typically expect. It simply didn't taste fresh, and the only flavor we could get out of it was after adding salt. The side of rice and beans was equally disappointing. The rice tasted like instant packaged rice with little to no seasoning. The beans, even topped with cotija cheese, were bland and honestly not edible. When our tacos arrived, the tortillas were soggy, and the meat itself had almost no flavor. The only thing on the table that stood out was the creamy cilantro garlic sauce, and that's mainly because it was very salty. As a fellow Latina, I know what flavorful Mexican food tastes like, and this simply wasn't it. Authentic or not, good Mexican-inspired food should still be seasoned and full of flavor. Sadly, every bite was bland and forgettable. The restaurant itself is very small, with only a handful of tables, and it was uncomfortably warm inside. In the end, we spent around $40 and left most of our food on the table because it simply wasn't worth eating. I really wanted to like this place since it's so close to home, but unfortunately, it was a complete disappointment. I won't be returning, and based on my experience, I can't recommend it.

Food is always fresh, good quality meats, good portions. Attentive staff, great service. Clean…read moreenvironment, clean tables. Natural waters, pasión fruit, hibiscus, coconut and others. I highly recommend... I've been to the Avalon location.

This is my 2nd time here. Mostly I remembered that their salsas were good. So back I went. This…read moretime with my daughter. First thing I noticed, they have expanded into next door. They now have lots more seating. The place is brighter, too. We sat. Ordered mango agua frescas and water. To start, elote in a cup. Agua frescas was good & refreshing. The elote is delicious. My daughter does not do ANY spicy and elote had a sprinkle of spicy on top and she mixed it all up and dug in. That's how good it was. We got carne asada, grilled chicken and al pastor tacos. I mentioned I wanted to taste the refried, the server heard me and bought me a tiny bowl! The tacos were juicy, tender & flavorful. The refried beans, creamy, maybe needed a little more flavoring, garlic maybe. The service was amazing. This will be our new taco spot!

I have been waiting for this place to open up for months if you guys know over the border, that's…read moremy number one yes the pop-up. I've had a lot of amazing tacos here in Orlando. It's tough to judge. I will have to see this place slid in that number two in my book. That's a huge deal. The quality of the stake is like they wanted him picked it themselves. I was not expecting it whatever marinade they use is absolutely fantastic. This is absolute quality. Please go check this place out. You will not regret it and the handmade tortillas have a little bit of the thickness to it. They are perfect no need to double up. Ask for all three sauces the creamy green one is amazing! I don't give five stars normally!

This place is a must-try. You can really see and taste that everything is made in-house--the tacos…read morewere fresh, authentic, and packed with flavor. The meat was incredibly juicy and seasoned to perfection. Easily a 10/10.

I've really been trying to visit new places rather than go back to places I've already been, but…read morewhen you want authentic Mexican food at reasonable prices, I have to break my rule and come back. I've now been three times and they're always busy and better for take out if you live nearby because sometimes waiting for the tables to turn can take a bit because they're so popular and it's such a small dining area (6 booths). But if you're patient, it's worth it. Everything I've tried I like.

What a cute little hole-in-the-wall spot I found. Highly recommend! On Cinco De Mayo, I went to go…read morevisit my favorite Mexican restaurant and unfortunately, not to my surprise, it was an 90 minute ish wait for 2 of us. Unfortunately, as much as I love the food there and the ambience, especially on Cinco de Mayo, I was starving! I remembered around the corner there was a restaurant that had been recommended in the past, but I never got the chance to check out. Being that I was in the area, I figured let's give this spot a try. Lo and behold, El Pueblo was only six minutes down the road! There was a 20 minute wait, but I was greeted kindly by the staff, and when I walked in you could tell this place was super authentic. The decor was super vibrant and music was bumping. They do not have alcohol, but they have coronas and a margarita type glass premixed for purchase. That held us over for the time being. The chips and salsa were phenomenal. The salsa had some type of sweet pepper flavor to it and you could tell it was homemade. My friend got three tacos with rice and beans and I got the flautas you were able to choose your own meat, which was really cool no extra charge. Sometimes back up plans can end up being the best finds. Definitely will be back!!!!

This is the best food we've ever had. The service and ambiance was amazing and everyone was so kind…read moreto my husband and i. Will definitely be coming back soon

I love this place fresh and tasty! Easy to access from my shop!! Thx for the best fish tacos,…read morechicken enchiladas in a hurry at good prices

Got the al pastor tacos The tortilla is fresh…read more Price is good Plenty of parking. Need to come back to try some other items Quick service

Good food and great value. All Tacos are GF and $1.50 each everyday. We had the chicken, pork and…read moresteak tacos with everything--onions, cilantro and radishes. They offer two sauces, a red and green. Both are good. Coke products are sold by the can or bottle. They also offer Mexican colas. Nice tables with shade on hot, sunny days make it possible to eat here during the summer.

This 2 brothers are cooking up some good fast casual Mexican in the Altamonte mall. Don't get it…read moreconfused with Dos Bros, or Dos Hermanos, or Two Hermanos, or Two Bros, or Hai Freres, or Zwei Fratellos, or Deux Bruders. And let's stop mixing languages... We'll break AI! I was considering a Burrito but they start at $16... And it's a $4 uncharge for shrimp. In what world is there a $20 shrimp burrito in a mall? It did include 5 other ingredients but man, that's a lot of brain power on an empty stomach to figure that out. I'd be trying to maximize my spend and not pick "cheap" ingredients. And if you wanted a 6th ingredient, it's another 14 bits! The best option for me was the 3 tacos with no sides for $12. At $4 a taco, it wasn't bad as the American Style had a delicious shell that wasn't out of a box and had plenty of meat and cheese, although it was put together quite sloppily (see photo). The Mexican street style tacos were small, but they were loaded pretty nicely. The chorizo was pretty good as was the pastor with real chunks of pineapple inside. Both were good and the cilantro/onion toppings were just enough to not overpower the proteins. TLDR: Why are you here... But basically, good quality tacos but high prices for a food court, and a menu that takes a while to parse! With that being said, I'd go back and try the birria and maybe a chimichanga, especially if I can find a sugar daddy to pay!

If you're in the Altamonte Mall and craving Mexican food this is enough to hold you over. I think…read moreit was a great addition to the food court I just don't know that I loved it but my daughter enjoyed her tacos so much I didn't get a photo lol I think flavor could have been better but still good.

Tin and taco location in Waterford was clean and not busy at all on a Sunday night…read more I had the chick magnet nachos. These were good. Loaded with topics but because of the toppings the dish was cold/cheese not melted. Overall, ok.

Finally made it to Tin and Taco! We tried a burrito that had rice, beef and crunched up Doritos in…read moreit. It was called the Tacosaurus but we got it in burrito form. It was huge! The guys making it were very nice and helpful with the menu since I had never been there before. I did think the $13 price point was a lot for a burrito with no sides even though it was really good. The small space is so cute in the way they decorated it and we laughed out loud at the bathroom sign!