Their tacos are to die for! Very pleasantly surprised at the depth of flavors available. Will…read moredefinitely be going again.

The meat on the tacos wasn't fresh. Looked/tasted like it was reheated in a microwave…read more Al Pastor shouldn't look like this

The Grill Master Al Pastor has been in this parking lot for several years. Having just started…read morecommuting near the area, I am always looking for somewhere new to eat and was excited to try this food truck! I had some al pastor tacos (of course!) and a chicken taco. The al pastor was great with plenty of meat and a small salsa bar where you can add some of their homemade salsas to your order. There is even a small picnic table area if you prefer to just stay there and eat. Everything is fresh, made to order, and they are also very friendly. Definitely a great local option that will definitely hit the spot!

I always get their small carne asada small tacos ($2.5 each). Food takes about ten minutes to be…read moreready. Would definitely recommend to support this local family business for a good, quick, and cheap bite.

Lupita Tacos recently opened near the Smith's gas station on the north side of the Smith's…read moreMarketplace parking lot. They have an enclosed trailer where they prepare several kinds of Mexican street style taco dishes. I ordered two cachete (cheek) tacos, and loaded them with lots of pico de Gallo, jalapeños, limes, cabbage and carrot slices. The cheek meat was a good replacement for the cabeza meat I usually get. It was so good that I returned for another taco, trying the barbacoa for my third taco. The meat had a bit of a smoky flavor and had a great taste. It made for a great quick lunch. I'll definitely support this new addition to Bountiful's culinary wasteland.

I got the chicken enchiladas from Lupita's and it was totally lovely. I would absolutely go back…read moreand recommend anyone that wants some tasty and local Mexican food. The workers are super nice and the prices are on point. They also have a lot of toppings and salsa available. I'd totally recommend anyone in the area to support this local business.

Delicious authentic street tacos. I have never been disappointed with the quality of the food. I…read moreencourage you to give them a try.

This was a quaint little shop in Farmington. After reading reviews we decided to give it a shot, as…read morewe were visiting from out of town. We ordered asada and pastor street tacos. Decided to try their chips and salsa. The price was a little steep for what we got. $5.50 for a partial lunch bag of chips and the smallest salsa serving I have ever seen in any restaurant was shocking. The food was okay. Nothing to write home about. We have eaten at better taco shops all around Utah. The ambience was blah compared to other Mexican restaurants. The tables weren't clean, we went as they opened, meaning they don't clean very well. Salt shakers had kernels of rice in them, but no salt. I don't know if we would eat here again.

This was our first time trying Top Taco. We really enjoyed it. The restaurant is clean and…read morecomfortable. Service was friendly and very fast! We tried a few different tacos and sampled each sauce and all were quite good. We loved the sauce caddy system. All of them were delicious but the dark green salsa packs some serious heat. The tacos were quite good, if a tad small, and my SO was still hungry after 3 so we decided to order the Gringa too. This was a standout and probably what we will order from now on. Their cheesecakes also look amazing and we hope to try them next time.

Their al pastor tacos are some of the best in Utah, and pretty comparable to ones you'd eat in…read moreMexico. The carne asada fries were a huge let down. If you like carne asada fries the way they're served in CA I would skip them here.

I love me some tacos, so I'm always down to try something new and authentic. I would have never…read moreseen this place if I had been getting gas at the Chevron 20 feet away. I'd return if I lived in the area. They should seriously work on signage. I pulled up and wasn't even sure I was at the right place until I was at the window. I ordered 3 chicken tacos on corn tortillas. Super hot, tasted fresh, and I liked that they had a self-serve bar. I was able to add cilantro and onions and hot sauce. My total was $3.75. They were far better than a place I've eaten in Atlanta and paid $6/taco.

This is a food truck in the Smiths Grocery Parking at the north end, after you find it, which is…read morethe hard part, keep in mind they are only open till 8. They were nice enough to serve us at 8:13. Good was good. Tacos are $1.50 and are yummy. Super nice people/ owners and happy we came here. Bonus they are nested to a shaved ice place. Spanish rice that came with the kids meal was delicious, best I've ever had! Maybe next time we come we will try more of the menu rather than just tacos because they were accommodating us.

Food and service was amazing Will visit every time we go to…read moreTexas The food won't disappoint you even though it's in a gas station Better than a lot of Mexican restaurants

Its not what our used to be…read more The topping bar needed attention and the veggies taste old. It was also summer 100 degrees with no AC. My asada meat was cold though. The place was empty and the bathrooms needed attention. Will probably never return.

I went today after seeing this cart every day while driving to work. It was well worth my stop…read more I had yet to find something that made me feel like I was back in Mexico. This cart did it. I couldn't decide on what kind of tacos to get so I ended up getting one of each: pollo, carnitas, asada, cabeza, al pastor, and barbacoa. Each was good but I would say that the real standouts were barbacoa and asada. Next time I go I'll probably only order those two. Along with the taste the price left nothing to be desired. At only $1 each I was able to try all of them without worrying about how much I was spending. They also offer quesadillas, tortas, burritos and occasionally on Saturdays pizole or menudo.