Amazing barbacoa tacos! Carnitas was a little dry and lacking in flavor. Al pastor and asada were…read morestandard. $3/taco as of February 2025. Quick to order and about 10 minutes for food to be ready. This food truck is located in the parking lot of the Advanced Auto Parts store. There is no seating available. They do take card and apple/google pay.

I've driven past many times and am disappointed I haven't tried it sooner. Placed an order and…read moreorder was ready within 10-15mins. Food was fresh, staff is bilingual. Menu has no prices, but I ordered 6 (4 steak and 2 chicken) tacos for $19.

This has been here for so long but I only made it in just recently and it didn't disappoint. We…read morecame in to place a to-go order and while waiting for our food, we learned more about the history of how it started as a hole in the wall and then it expanded by taking over the bar next door. Very sweet owner. If you're ever here and have the time, stop by and chat with him. It's a fascinating story and something I love about mom and pop shops. The food is pretty good. One of the tacos that we got was kinda dry but the flavor was there and nothing a little salsa couldn't save (especially the green salsa - it's so good). My favorites were the birria and the el pastor. So flavorful and tasty. The jamaica was super refreshing as well and perfect for these hot summer days. I will definitely be back!

Thursday evening and it's not crowded at all. The owner Jaime greeted us and handed us menus which…read morehad a lot of wonderful items available. He told us EVERYTHING is made in house and after sampling the chips and salsa, I was totally WOW'd. Their salsa Verda was incredible and the chips freshly made an absolutely wonderful. Hubby got three different tacos with beans and rice and I settled for the quesadilla Birria and a side of guacamole. OH MY GOODNESS!! Heaven is going to be full of this yumminess!! Extremely tasty and perfectly cooked, I think I found my new favorite Mexican restaurant!

5 stars well deserved!! I believe it is family owned, not entirely sure but even so the workers…read morewere very kind. Atmosphere was very inviting and clean. The food was amazing, especially the desserts, the flan tasted creamy and soft, not too moist or dry. Such as the churros were freshly baked when received!

The owner was very welcoming. I told him what I like and took his recommendation of what kind of…read moretorta. I can't remember which one it was. I also ordered an Al pastor taco, Barbacoa taco, and an horchata. Everything was delicious. I forgot to take a pic of the food. This restaurant is out of the way for me, but I play basketball once a week down the road, so I'll definitely be back. Thank you for the good service and the fresh food.

I got a chance to visit this (El) Salvadorian restaurant today as I was in the neighborhood of…read moreGreen Valley Ranch midafternoon for a business matter I needed to take care of and here is how it went. I'll admit; I am still new to this cuisine and yet I've been to a really good restaurant that boasts this type of food in the central Denver. Having that memory still fresh in mind, when I discovered this place accidentally today, there was no need for me to waste time to second guess about the food. The restaurant is easy to spot; its restaurant name is clearly on the front of the building with big letters. Its boastful existence to let people know about it is something I can appreciate. My anticipation was high due to its current ratings of near-perfect 5 stars. Whereas I've been to places where I truly thought they were simply overrated, I was under the impression that this place was an exception. Upon entering the eatery, a bright pastel colored mural (or wall painting I should say) with restaurant name on it was right in front of me. Its vividness - as if to say that it depicts the colorfulness of the dishes they serve - was a sure indication that it is a diverse restaurant with flavorful cooking. This also enhanced my anticipation. While I was taking some photos at the reception that was unmanned, a young lady eventually came to me with a welcoming voice. She then immediately asked me if I was there for a dine in or to go to which I said to go. The menu is a good size. Colored pictures with easy-to-understand dish name and the description, no person gets confused with what they have to offer. My intent was to get me a few small side dishes and yet as soon as I saw the "Paradise Plate" ($31.95 as of June 14, 2025), I was like, "why not?" even though I wasn't there to buy a huge plate to be shared with someone else. If you visit this place for the first time, this dish is recommended as it has everything. And the portion is huge (this can be easily split between two people.) The plate contains 3 traditional pupusas (which you'll be asked to choose from the traditional pupusa section), 1 chicken or pork tamale, 1 corn tamale, 1 savory empanada, fried yucca (2 pieces) and fried plantain (2 pieces) are all in 1 plate. On top of that, coleslaw type salad/veggie and red sauce accompanied the whole thing so when the young lady handed me my food, the plastic bag was quite the weight. Oh my goodness, what did I just get??? As a tradition of mine, as soon as I got to my car, I immediately opened the bag and then I was like oola la, I realized that I simply got waaaaaay too much food for one person. Sound like I was complaining and yet I was filled with unexplainable joy that filled my heart and mind. Some were deep-fried, some were pan-fried or oven-baked. However they were cooked, their rich and oily flavors with all kinds of spices and ingredients were all over my mouth. I ate some of it in 2 separate sittings and yet the container still had plenty of food left for me to morsel the next day. No wonder this place has 4.5 stars by people who experienced the goodness they offer. Let's not forget. The restaurant is a good size. It was clean. It's got some bar seating perfect for solo diners. I wonder how crowded it gets on a peak lunch or dinner time. Anyway, I am not sure how many (El) Salvadorian cuisine restaurants that exist in the greater Denver area and yet, this must be ranked one of the top 5 for sure. I may still like the one on Colorado Boulevard as it's a lot closer to my house (for a convenience reason), this place checks for great food and service. Whereas I thought some of the foods were a bit too oily to my liking, its overall food quality speaks for itself as to why people fancy this restaurant. For those who live in the Green Valley Ranch neighborhood, lucky them!

Been craving pupusas and these were fantastic and freshly made. Small, clean location in a fairly…read morequiet strip mall the SE corner of Hampden and Chambers with a friendly staff. We tried the Serrano & cheese and the Pork, Bean & Cheese pupusas. Served with a house sauces and slaw, these were hot crisp and tasty with fresh Serranos throughout. I suggest sharing 2-3 to try the flavors for two people. We could got three and had leftovers. We will be back to explore the menu.

Only haters would label this place less than five stars…read more.. Hidden Gem Alert: Tacos Tres Hermanos Yo, if you aren't tapped into the local scene, you are officially missing out. I'm finally dropping this review because keeping this spot a secret feels like a crime. I hit up Tacos Tres Hermanos back on February 9th, and honestly? I'm still thinking about it. Here is the real deal on why this place is elite: * The Best in the City: Look, Denver has a lot of spots, but this is easily one of the best breakfast burritos in the entire 303. No cap. * Bang for Your Buck: The size of this burrito for the price is wild. They aren't skimping on the ingredients, everything tastes fresh, and most importantly--it stayed HOT. You know I need that temperature right, and they delivered. * The Definition of a Hidden Gem: This is that "if you know, you know" type of spot. If you don't live in the immediate area, you'd probably drive right past it, but that's how you know the food is authentic. * The Five-Star Streak: Any place that maintains a 5-star rating with over 30 reviews is doing something legendary. I'm keeping that streak alive today because they earned every bit of it. * That Salsa Though: I went with the spicy salsa and it had that perfect, soulful kick. It's got flavor, it's got heat, and it ties the whole meal together. I'm already planning my trip back this weekend. If you're looking for that real flavor, stop playing and go check them out! Final Verdict: 5/5 Stars. I'd do it all over again tomorrow. Would you like me to help you draft a similar high-energy review for another local spot you've visited recently?

The food is amazing it's hot fresh and the service is great, very nice people and the location is…read morenice and it's clean

Very nice people!!! Can't say anything about the food just yet as I want to try their dinner…read moreservice first. But I heard great things so far from some locals ‍

Super friendly staff, fast service, and a convenient location help this Mexican Cantina to stand…read moreout. I had the chicken enchilada platter with a mix of enchilada sauce and green chili sauce. The chili sauce was my favorite, light and flavorful; the enchilada sauce was very rich -- which may be more to your taste!

Let me start with the service: Excellent! Above 100%. They are so warm and nice. Food was excellent…read moreas well. Totally worth it. Portions are big and very filling It wasn't super busy when we arrived (we're early birds), which meant faster service and more chips for us. Win-win. If you're in the area and craving great food, friendly vibes, and a solid marg, do yourself a favor and check it out. Casa Tequila Grill--10/10 would taco 'bout again.

I recently visited this place, and I had a pretty good experience overall. The service was great;…read morethe staff was friendly and attentive. When it comes to the food, I enjoyed it, but I did find the tacos and quesadilla a bit on the oily side, which was a little disappointing. On the bright side, everything was flavorful, and I appreciated the variety. Another plus was that the restrooms were clean, which always scores points in my book. Overall, it's a solid spot if you're looking for a quick bite!

Best Mexican restaurant in Centennial Colorado , the carne asada burrito is my favorite will…read moredefinitely recommend coming here to eat

Another day another tata got the street tacos (too eager to take a picture before I almost…read morefinished one). Green and red salsas added are so good but the red has it's kick but it compliments so well. The chile relleno was gas - not spicy just bomb. The guy taking orders is always so sweet, he has a kind soul, and is cute too!