Never pass on gas station taco places. Always the best.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jose Ortiz
(Translated by Google) lousy food(Original)Pésima
Food: 1
Oscar Garcia
Not as good as the reviews I've read here.
Cesar Villa
Buenos tacos chicas muy amables y son mis paisanas
Jose Lopez
(Translated by Google) Very good food.(Original)Muy buena comida.
Tami Fleischer
Great tasting tacos
German Acosta
(Translated by Google) Rich tacos
Tami Selby
Great tasting tacos
Liv St
A little over priced
Christy M.
Amazing tacos! They don't have as much grease as other street taco places. They are very well-seasoned and have very tender meats. The employees are nice. In my opinion their tacos are far better than the famous taco stands in Dallas.
Very delicious tried both the tacos and burritos ! The avocado sauce and red sauce are awesome too YUM!
Misha Ramsey-Gonzales
Had the taco plate, very satisfying. Highly Recommend!!!
Hernandez Liz
I will definitely be a returning customer...they have the most delicious gorditas. They are my kind of authentic Mexican food.
Stephanie M.
This is a NEW taqueria inside the Valero gas station. So new, in fact, they don't even have their menu or prices up on the menu board yet. So, that lead me to ask several questions of the lady behind the counter (believed to be the owner), regarding what they had to offer and their prices. She was not very friendly and seemed somewhat irritated by my questions. Strange behavior for the owner of a NEW business, but I decided to give them a try anyway. For a walk-up service taqueria, they seemed kinda pricey! Their Plates with refried beans and rice were $8.99!! Their street tacos were $2.00 each on small store bought corn tortillas and $2.50 each on store bought flour tortillas (Mission brand). They did offer homemade corn tortillas (but not flour), for an EXTRA charge of $1.00, making it $3.00 per taco!! The homemade corn tortilla was OK, but certainly NOT worth the extra dollar. I wish I could say that the tacos were worth the price, but they weren't! I tried the Pastor (pork) and the Lengua. Both were TERRIBLE!!... Dried out, over cooked and flavorless!! And although I was there at 11:20 AM, before the lunch rush, both meats seems like they had been sitting around for hours getting dried out! VERY disappointing after spending $6.00 for just 2 tacos! The ONLY positive thing I can say is that they were pretty generous with the amount of meat they put in each taco. I don't mind paying a little extra for street tacos, but I'd prefer QUALITY over quantity any day!
Never pass on gas station taco places. Always the best.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
(Translated by Google) lousy food(Original)Pésima
Food: 1
Not as good as the reviews I've read here.
Buenos tacos chicas muy amables y son mis paisanas
(Translated by Google) Very good food.(Original)Muy buena comida.
Great tasting tacos
(Translated by Google) Rich tacos
Great tasting tacos
A little over priced
Amazing tacos! They don't have as much grease as other street taco places. They are very well-seasoned and have very tender meats. The employees are nice. In my opinion their tacos are far better than the famous taco stands in Dallas.
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Very delicious tried both the tacos and burritos ! The avocado sauce and red sauce are awesome too YUM!
Had the taco plate, very satisfying. Highly Recommend!!!
I will definitely be a returning customer...they have the most delicious gorditas. They are my kind of authentic Mexican food.
This is a NEW taqueria inside the Valero gas station. So new, in fact, they don't even have their menu or prices up on the menu board yet. So, that lead me to ask several questions of the lady behind the counter (believed to be the owner), regarding what they had to offer and their prices. She was not very friendly and seemed somewhat irritated by my questions. Strange behavior for the owner of a NEW business, but I decided to give them a try anyway. For a walk-up service taqueria, they seemed kinda pricey! Their Plates with refried beans and rice were $8.99!! Their street tacos were $2.00 each on small store bought corn tortillas and $2.50 each on store bought flour tortillas (Mission brand). They did offer homemade corn tortillas (but not flour), for an EXTRA charge of $1.00, making it $3.00 per taco!! The homemade corn tortilla was OK, but certainly NOT worth the extra dollar. I wish I could say that the tacos were worth the price, but they weren't! I tried the Pastor (pork) and the Lengua. Both were TERRIBLE!!... Dried out, over cooked and flavorless!! And although I was there at 11:20 AM, before the lunch rush, both meats seems like they had been sitting around for hours getting dried out! VERY disappointing after spending $6.00 for just 2 tacos! The ONLY positive thing I can say is that they were pretty generous with the amount of meat they put in each taco. I don't mind paying a little extra for street tacos, but I'd prefer QUALITY over quantity any day!