This is close to Salvation Army so I like to stop by after shopping. The birria tacos are 3 for $12…read moreor 4 for $15. The corn tortillas are very crispy and greasy, as expected, and the meat was very tender and cheesy. I enjoy the array of sauces and toppings that are brought out with the tacos. The restaurant is very clean and has a nice ambiance. Although this is probably controversial, I preferred the salsas to the birria consomé.

I was super excited for this one. Birrieria El Compadre has incredible reviews. And I love birria…read moretacos. So, on a Friday evening, we got takeout to give this Pearland spot a go. It's Pearland so parking won't be a problem. After perusing the menu, I couldn't say no to the pizzadilla. I'll be back to that in the moment. Service (4.5/5): Pretty much what you hope for. A seamless ordering experience, the food was ready when promised, and no issues arose. One thing I like is that they go above and beyond in providing you with extra limes, and a generous heap of onions, cilantro, and veggies. Ambiance (3/5): Pretty much a standard small Mexican taco joint. Nothing to write home about. Drinks (4.5/5): I love agua frescas and they have them here with 3-4 flavors to choose from. I went with a large pepino (cucumber) agua fresca. Delicious and refreshing. Food (3/5): This is interesting. The pizzadilla sounded amazing. Think of it as a huge quesadilla of sorts, served in a pizza box You can choose your meat. Naturally, I went with the birria which is served with a generous portion of consome. All sounds good, right? Here's where things fell apart. The quesadilla had an overwhelming amount of cheese and an underwhelming amount of birria meat. This is coming from a guy who absolutely loves cheese and feels like it makes anything better. I think this is the first time in my life I'm saying otherwise. There was so much cheese that it overpowered the dish and you could barely taste the birria. Which shouldn't be the case as the meat is the star of the show. Maybe the kitchen made a mistake. Or maybe their ratio is highly off on this dish. Either way, disappointing as I thought this spot would crush it.

Came here for the first time on Saturday night with my husband for a little date ! We left stuffed…read morewith left overs in boxes and it was under $30, less than we spent on nasty McDonald's yesterday! So worth it! It was pretty busy but the staff was very friendly! I love that they have the à la carte menu! I got the barbacoa sope and a cup of charro beans, my husband got 4 fajita chicken street tacos, and a side of refried beans & rice, and then we also got the fajita chicken queso flameado which came with tortillas, I've never had queso flameado before there was a lot of grease from the cheese but we didn't care bc the flavor was delicious, it's kinda a mess to eat but that may be user error bc it was our first time ordering one of those haha Also my first time ordering a sope and that was delicious I will come back and get one of those again for sure!

Best breakfast tacos in the area. Sucks that you have to pay extra for more of their green and red…read moresauce, it doesn't matter if you order 2 or 22 - they only give you one each of those 3 ounce containers and charge extra for more on to go orders. Still delicious though! Dine in- we had the tex mex enchilada, which were decent, and the chicken and steak fajitas, don't recommend those here imo.

I came here with a few Yelpers for Taco Tuesday. I love supporting local businesses and was eager…read moreto try Daiquiri Xpress. I wanted to like this place, but my experience here was incredibly disappointing. I know it's a daiquiri place, but it's also a Mexican restaurant. I really wanted a margarita but for some reason, they didn't have any. That basically left beer as the only other alcohol option (we are in Pearland after all). I tried to order a Dos Equis, but they were out of that too! It drives me crazy when you try to order multiple menu items only to be told that they are unavailable. The beer options were mediocre but I finally decided on an Indio. They dressed it with lime and salt and it was actually very good. The street tacos are $2 each on Tuesdays. If you order barbacoa, birria, or beef fajita, it's an extra $1.25. The beer was $2 and happy hour goes until 7 pm. I ordered three tacos; one carnitas and two chicken fajita. The carnitas was okay. The chicken fajita was extremely dry to the point that I didn't even eat the second one. I loved the cilantro and onions, but the toppings with the salsa could only do so much. My friend ate the other chicken fajita taco and he agreed that it was very dry. We sat at a high top table. The bar stools are small and extremely uncomfortable. I ended up standing for the majority of our visit. The restaurant is very colorful and has cool murals. Parking is plentiful. If you sign up for their rewards program, you can get a free dessert. The churros looked good, but I did not try any. The only reason why I'm rating this place 3 stars and not 2 is because everything was so cheap. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for.

I have been to Daiquiri Xpress Mexican Taco bar at least five times. I first came across it when I…read morewas looking for a dinner spot in Pearland that was open late. I got on the trusty Yelp app and the rest is history. Located in a shopping center, next to a Mexican restaurant and an ice cream shop, parking won't be an issue. Service (3/5): Service isn't really a big part of the experience as you order at the counter and then they bring your food to you. They don't check up on you typically after that. I will say though that sometimes the people working the counter are a little unenthusiastic or clueless as to the promotions that are currently going on. So I have to take things down a notch or two because of that. Ambiance (4/5): This is one of the areas where Daiquiri Express shines. Bright murals cover the walls. Including Frida Kahlo. It's pretty awsome. This is a laid-back spot so don't expect elegance or sophistication. For what it is, they do a good job. Drinks (4.5/5): One of the things that first attracted me to this spot is that they are different than your typical daiquiri spot. Most daiquiri places have Cajun food or no food at all. Here, daiquiris are combined with Mexican toppings like tajin, candy, and more. They also have Mexican beers and margaritas. You have to order the largest size to get a take-home cup and all of the cool toppings but A+ for presentation. There's a good variety of options and they pack a punch. Food (3/5): Having gone here quite a few times, the food can be a hit or a miss. Sometimes it's flavorful and sometimes it's dry and overcooked. There's a lack of consistency. And I've tried a lot on the menu. Tacos, quesadillas, loaded fries, taquitos, etc. The taquitos are dusted with hot Cheetos which makes a fat kid at heart like me excited. Though it was a bit too spicy for my taste. The loaded fries are a generous portion and perhaps my favorite item on the menu I've tried. Another thing I like about Daiquiri Xpress is that they have a rewards program where you'll get things like free agua frescas, tacos, etc., they have a happy hour, and they have daily specials. I'm always a sucker for a deal and I like that they give you multiple opportunities to do so here. I just need a little more consistency in their food.

I wish I had pictures but we always devour our food before we are able to take any. We get the…read moreorder of queda-birrias and they are always so good and full of flavor. Staff is always nice and very attentive. The vibe is always welcoming and we really enjoy grabbing a bite here. Food always tastes fresh and always well prepared. Love coming here for our birria fix and cannot wait to try more items from the menu.

I love asado and haven't found too many restaurants in the Houston area that serve it. I was happy…read moreto see they have an asado plate and at a reasonable price. I ordered ahead and my food was ready like 15 minutes or so sooner than anticipated. It was empty inside and fairly close to closing time. I thought about eating there but am glad I didn't. It would've been a bit awkward, there were employees, all males, each sitting at a different table and it was super quiet. The food was good enough for me to return. Meat was tender and seasoned pretty well. Rice was over cooked. Beans tasted a little overcooked as well. The food was good but basically tasted a little like end of the day/not fresh batch food. I've also had their birria tacos door dashed and have tried a Gordita. Very good and just the right size and prize. Not too big or expensive. This will be a go-to when I'm craving these type of dishes.

This place is like my second home... when I am craving homemade food... love it with all my heart…read more Amazing servers that make you feel like home.

I think this is a one spot for most items restaurant. We truly enjoyed ordering their breakfast…read moretacos to go as well as sitting down and enjoying a family meal. Their kids' menu is terrific, amazing prices and lots of options for littles under 12. Their chips and salsa (rojo and verde) are delicious and fresh. Margaritas are $6, and lots more options on their drink menus. Service is great, and food comes out so quick! Lots of seating inside. Their own parking lot outside. Littles (and adults by request) get free ice cream! I do love home town spots!

We stopped by at least once every few weeks for lunch, dinner & brunch…read more Service is exceptional. They are attentive even during brunch time on the weekends. If you would like to avoid the rush on Sundays, stop before 11 AM. We arrived at 11AM. They gave us a timer & we waited at the bar. 15 minute wait took only a few minutes. If you are unsure what to order, try out their brunch. My favorite is pozole Verde. It is chicken and it does give you a slight kick in taste. If you are searching for less spice try the carnitas (pork). Their eggs are also relatively calm and easy to handle. I really also enjoy their coffee, café de olla. It is served with an authentic pottery mug. Their soup bowls are also in this same style. Arroz con leche ( creamy rice pudding with cinnamon) is very good. I also love their cute small pasty that looks like a funnel and taste like bunuelos (sweet crunchy rice cake with cinnamon). Great ambience and it feels like you are in a festive place.

Came here for Sunday brunch buffet on Easter and was sat right away! Everything I tasted was…read morephenomenal! The decor was very cute felt like we were in Mexico even the little cups for coffee was cute ! Would recommend and would come back!

$1 taco tuesdays are my favorite!…read more They offer fajita, chicken, or pastor on corn tortilla for $1 every Tuesday. Flour tortilla cost extra. I've tried all three meats, but pastor is by far the best one. Don't forget to add cilantro and onions! I call my order in ahead of time so i don't have to wait.

The food was amazing, customer service was great. I felt like I was sitting in a pueblito in Mexicoread more

This building has seen a few owners over the years, but I hope the current restaurant Tacos…read moreToreados will be around for awhile. Visiting here was a very random stop for me. The hunger pangs hit and I just happened to be near this place. I've only seen it in passing but haven't really seen much chatter on the local foodie pages on social media or on here. I arrived around the end of breakfast and there wasn't much of a crowd inside. Parking was easy right out front. I was a little confused at the ordering process. Was it counter service or table service? No one really pointed me in the right direction until my waitress Claudia told me to have a seat and she would be helping me. She did an amazing job from start to finish. I was expecting just a taco joint, but they have lots more to offer on their menu. They have gorditas, tostadas, tortas, burritos, quesadillas, burgers, breakfast items, soup and entrees. They also have your usual drinks options along with agua frescas, shakes, juices, margartitas and beers. I was torn between breakfast and lunch so I decided to try both. I went with the dish that has the same name as the restaurant. Tacos Toreados came with 3 tacos with a protein of your choice on a flour tortillas and what makes these different was that they came with grilled onions and mozzarella cheese. I also went with a bacon and egg taco just so I can really judge the place. What I didn't expect was how massive the tacos were going to be. I got mine with pastor and fajitas. It looked more like a tostada with the toppings covering the whole surface of the tortilla. The fajita and pastor was seasoned beautifully and was very tasty. The onions were sauteed just right but I do like raw onions and cilantro on my tacos a little better. The cheese was a nice addition as well. I barely got through two and on the third I just ate the meat. I saved just enough room to try the breakfast taco which was very good. Washed it all down with a Mexican Coke. This place is very close to my house and I will most definitely be back to make my way through their menu.

The chips and salsa were okay chips were kinda stale, the tacos toreados though were great had a…read morelot of yellow and green onions though and some prices were chewy, was a little oily just had to dab some oil off of it, but the meats were flavorful portions were huge and tortillas were crispy. The gordita was okay the corn masa could've been a little thinner? And there was no ac when we went just fyi. But service was great as well!

This food truck is one of those places that if you know - you know!…read morePretty sure its got the best tacos in a three mile radius but i'm not from the area so I'm also sure someone knows of a better place which is crazy to me! lol if you love tripas, you gotta try them here....hell, try one of each - you'll thank me later!!

The food is amazing but the service is trash. I called twice and they picked up just to hang up on…read moreme. I guess this world has forgotten about manners and running a business. I get that maybe the place is busy but maybe say please hold?? And it's 2 pm after the lunch rush...what's the issue ?? Ooookay then I get there and say hey I was trying to call in an order and the young girl told me they don't pick up calls from private numbers ?? Which I guess is okay but if you have a business a little weird to me. The. I told her no twice someone picked up one hung up and the other (a male) said the restaurant name and she STILL WANTED TO BE ARGUMENTATIVE. This is very disappointing. Is this how businesses are run now?? I understand that businesses have a right to choose who and how to conduct business but being rude is acceptable now? I try my best to be nice and respectful...maybe I was just raised differently. Okay I'm done with my rant. Food is good but customer service is garbage!

I decided to try this place on my lunch time. I will say when I arrived they could not locate my…read moreorder that I placed in advance. However, it took a few minutes. I would give the presentation a 5 for the food as it was very neat and clean packaging. However, I would say the food was very dry and no flavor. The service was ok. I would not return. The green sauce was very hot!

Fast service food truck, they have an additional truck on site for to make dressed michelada cups…read moreto go. This place is always busy (got lucky today around 1pm) , so skip the line and call your order in. Got the Birria taco's, three to an order. Some of the best Birria taco's I've had in Houston! Will be back for sure!!!