Amazing service, very quick, and a nice spot to grab tacos on Cherokee. Grill is outside as well as all fresh ingredients on ice. Toppings include lime wedges, cilantro, radish slices, diced cucumber, 2 different salsas and more.

Review is solely based on food as takeout -- I tried the barbacoa, carne asada, and al pastor tacos. They're authentic tacos and I was pleasantly surprised! The meats all had solid flavor, the essential condiments were all there (onion, cilantro, salsa), the salsa actually had a kick to it, and I thought that the cucumbers were a really nice touch. I can't even remember which one was my favorite, because they were all good; although, I found the carne asada to be a reliably safe choice. They were all decently sized (I was just full on two and three had me bloated), and they're reasonably priced. Ordering from here has increasingly become a guilty pleasure, and I'm excited to eventually try it in store when it's hot off of the grill!

So dang tasty. Spicy!! Chicken was my favorite. Fun to eat on their patio on Cherokee st.

First off, the food here is EXCELLENT! It's all outdoor seating on a very small patio, not the best ambiance in the world, and the guy who takes orders is kind of surly, but it's worth it for the food. Definitely go here, but not for a first date.

Fantastic authentic, yummy tacos! It's also fast! Must try: Al Pastor (incredibly flavorful and the right amount of sweet and savory), Campechanos (all the yummy meats in one, cooked to the right level of crispiness and complementing each other). The rest will also blow your mind: Carnitas, Barbacoa. Just a mouthful of happiness and Yums!

My husband and I ordered four tacos in, feels like 111°, heat, Just the outside was open for lunch but neither of us minded. Service was good because you order, pay, grab your iced beverage and wait a few while your order is put together and step up when your name is announced. I took a bite of my taco was not disappointed. The man making them smiled when I acknowledged my delight. Ingredients were fresh and I chose not share my taco with husband. He was equally pleased with his chicken tacos and did not share either. The place was sticky but the weather is a new kind of hot and we're going back. Hope you do too, just not when I'm there.

Great outdoor patio situation. Came with a few friends on a Monday night to once again combat the Monday mood. Although parking was tricky, and there was no service to pay for parking, so I subsequently got a parking ticket, the parking enforcement lady was very nice and got rid of the ticket for me. We rejoice Anyways, back to the tacos. Line up in a line and then order at the counter, and then there is self seating. There were probably 4 to 6 tables, so I can imagine it gets pretty busy on the weekends. I got a pollo taco and an Al pastor taco for $6. Chefs kiss. Friendly people. Great food. No more Monday moods.

The cashier was very friendly and made recommendations that I might like. He also explained what each type of taco was since I wasn't familiar with all of them. The flavor was phenomenal - the only reason I took off a star was because my meat had a lot of fat on it. I loved the authenticity of the place. It was small and cozy with a legit street taco aesthetic - hard to explain until you walk inside. I also love that they had Jarritos and other good drink options. It got pretty crowded by the time I was leaving around 12pm. I imagine it's a popular lunch spot, thanks to the casual atmosphere and delicious tacos!

Pretty great taco stand style good. I got 3 tacos (Al pastor, chicken, and carne asada) they were super super yummy. The hot sauces were they offered were super spicy but still had a great flavor. The service was pleasant and the food was made to order.

Delicious and fresh food plus pretty decent margarita all at good prices. My husband and I came here on a Sunday afternoon, around 5:30pm. There was no one inside the restaurant but us. However, in the front area there is also a taco truck affiliated with the restaurant and many people came and went with tacos from here while we are eating. A kind waitress greeted us quickly. She brought out some chips and salsa. The chips were warm (always love this!) and the salsa was spicy (yum!). As my husband is not a big fan of spicy we decided to order some guacamole and it did not disappoint! The guac tasted super fresh and came with some pico de gallo on the side. We also got a jumbo margarita (oh my gosh they aren't kidding with the jumbo) to share. The margarita was lime, on the rocks; this seems to be the default margarita as I did not specify anything. I appreciated that the margarita was not too sweet. For tacos, we got al pastor, barbacoa, asada, and cameron (shrimp). The al pastor was the best followed by the asada and barbacoa. I did not prefer the cameron, very few shrimps were in it. We each ordered 3 tacos and my husband later ordered a 4th, another al pastor. For some reasons this taco was different than our first al pastor tacos, it did not have as much meat and a somewhat different flavor, not sure what the deal was. I was super full after the chips and guac, 3 tacos and the huge margarita. Would return.