Tacoria Tacos

Tacos are good and they have alot of interesting menu options… however that’s not the reason why I’m giving them a 2 star. The company I work for used to get food from there all the time but we stopped because the wait staff are jerks, the lady up there always acted like we were inconveniencing her and her tone she would use with us was terrible. very bad attitude. To my company and myself, customer service goes a long way. But hey if you can just overlook the awkward interaction you will have while ordering your food the place has so damn good tacos.

As someone from Rhode Island there for business for the week, I was looking for a place to get a quick breakfast burrito. Popped into here since it was very close to all the my office and all the other corporate parks around there.
I got a breakfast burrito here before work. It was pretty tasty and although small, was pretty inexpensive. Service was nice and quick too. I’ll be sure to come back if I ever find myself in Carrollton and in need of a quick burrito.

Near work so I’ve been a few times but last 2 visits were dissapointing. Maybe I went too early, but you could tell meat and rice was left over from the previous day. Maybe I’ll take a little later lunch next time and wait for this supply to run out. Also received about 4 total chips in my taco plate.

What a great place to eat at for lunch i come here at least once a week and eat their barbacoa i am telling ya its something else great on the salad and the tacos

Really good tacos. The place is clean. Service is good. Guacamole is fresh. Simple, but tasty.

Excellent Mexican food at a solid price (I had a steak torta smothered in their tomatillo salsa with charro beans). Reminds of a place up in Bremerton, WA, «Juanitos» which is very dear to my heart. Having praised the food, I have to say the service was poor. The food came out quick, that wasn’t the problem. Communication with the employees was pretty rough, and I wish I could say it was a language barrier. They were just rude, but I’m going with a 4 star because the food was on point.

This place is near my job and I go multiple times a week. The barbacoa taco and burrito are the best I’ve had in this area. The price is reasonable $ 1.99 per taco and they offer combos. This staff can be a little off putting but the service is quick and efficient. They also serve breakfast tacos and Mexican sodas.

Wonderful platters, well seasoned and perfectly sized. And their breakfast menu is on point! Fast and friendly service.

The pastor tacos and barbacoa are as high quality as Ive had. Not as spicy as I usually prefer, but the quality and value make up for it. Quicker than a regular taqueria, too. Can’t comment on some other stuff, but these are awesome! They are also much bigger than most taquerias’ tacos for about the same price. I have had their tacos many times and never a stomach ache:)

Street tacos without the mess.
The line is manageable, the service is quick, and the food is delicious. I like the very open seating and clean tables. (CLEAN BATHROOM +1 star). The open seating is spacious — no poking elbows with your fellow patrons. The menu is simple — not overly complex — just good offerings.
My favorite was the barbacoa — has really tasty smokiness and texture; filling, layers of flavor with just the right amount of salt. It has the gnash that makes you smile.
The al pastor is the other favorite — tender, dense, touch of spices — just right and authentic.
The chicken tacos were interesting. Breast??? It works! Typically you think dark thigh meat — but the breast was spot on — again moist and tender, seasoned just right, and even one taco may be enough! It really is the healthier for you — one would think ‘eh, it’s going to be dry’ but it was really tasty.
Aside from the tacos, the original sin are the nachos. Wow. I mean, wow. No Velveeta sauce here. It is truly a light creamy monterey jack and cheddar mix. Dare I say Mexican 4 cheese??? Regardless, this is a hefty size, so bring out the Thanksgiving dinner sweats. And guess what? Use the chicken as a topping — chicken breast! A healthy alternative.
Another a few mentioned — fresh guac. Not the pre-​made Costco frozen stuff. A great compliment to any meal. I was also tipped off with regards to the special salsa — now here’s a special treat. The special chip salsa has tons of flavor — not to say the regular salsa isn’t good, but opt for the special salsa!

If you are looking for an adventure in your office or home restroom then this place is perfect for you because what ever they put in the food goes right out in a rapid fashion and all within 10 to 15 mins after eating here…20 if your lucky. I read the reviews and was really excited about this place but I wasn’t expecting an additional run to the bathroom as I had to quickly move from my cubicle to the restroom and then try not to make too much noise while I moved everything along so they wouldn’t call the ambulance. I guess the food was tasty as I was eating it and I’m sure they made it look good on my plate but as I’m writing this review I’m starting to feel beads of sweat form on my forehead as I recall my after the restaurant experience. Hope this helps to highlight some of the interesting things you may expect from this place.

A nice place with cool interior and good food. As you enter, the place feels clean, well-​lit and has a nice seating area. It is dotted with mural and some cool photos.
I got two a la carte Veg Tacos with side of rice and, Chips-​n-​salsa.
The taco had a foundation of rice topped with lettuce, tomatoes, coriander and a generous heap of guacamole. It was fresh and tasted good especially after adding some of their good sauce. It came with a piece of grilled jalapeño and onions. The chips was a regular fare but the salsa, unlike other places was pureed. It tasted good but was a tad salty.
They do offer combo platter and lots of choices on drinks, even coffee.
The cashier girl was helpful and it gets damn crowded during the lunch hour.
All in all, a nice option for some good tacos.

Not a lot of tasty places open at the start of my long work day so I was thrilled to see something of such quality on my daily commute. Not being a huge breakfast person to begin with, I decided to go with the burrito as a quick, easy to go meal that I can chomp down without it being too messy. I really wasn’t expecting much but it was really delicious. It was the perfect size; just big enough to tie you over until lunch but not too big to where you start to question why you got it in the first place along with other bad life decisions. Eggs were cooked nicely, blending perfectly with the chorizo and cheese. What I really liked was the tortilla, which was so much better than your typical fast food kind. It was nice and soft and I didn’t feel like my burrito wasn’t 95% dry tortilla skin. The red sauce was good but the green sauce was just perfect. Can’t wait to come back here for lunch. I saw that each day there was a special menu item. Friday is fish tacos. Yum!

Tacoria has been one of my favorites for a while now. Great menu options. Great flavors. I’ve had the burritos, quesadillas, tacos, and the nachos. All have wonderfully flavored, quality meats. Steak, chicken, pork, it’s all so good. The portions are very generous. Their sauces are great. The guac and queso are phenomenal. My favorite item is the charro beans. Made with bacon and jalapeños…it’s packed with flavor! I’ll be headed back soon to get my Tacoria fix!

The lunch crowd increased notably between my first and second visit, and I suspect that trend will continue.
The three taco plate is a perfect meal — mix-​and-​match 3 of the tacos, side of beans (charro or refried), rice, and taco toppings (pico, lime, diced onions, grilled onions & jalapeño). I’m not as much of a fan of the carnitas or the al pastor as I am of the barbacoa. It’s juicy, flavorful, and has a wonderful smooth texture without being offensively greasy or fatty.
While the queso isn’t worthy of a letter home, it’ll hit the spot and is of a perfect serving size to be an appropriate sharing side. I’ll certainly order it again.
The stark, functional interior is quite cool and is the furthest thing from fussy, but be prepared to turn up your Miracle Ear if you’re dining in during the lunch rush — it gets a tad noisy.

I love everything here. There street tacos are bomb! Would recommend to anyone!
There guacamole is always fresh and the chips are good as well. I always get the barbacoa tacos and the portions are great and big. Everything is really flavorful and especially the hot sauce.

Great place been here few times for lunch love their
Chicken salad and 3 taco combo plenty of room to sit as long as you don’t get there at lunch time than you’ll have to wait in a long line but still worth it

Street tacos, best I’ve tasted so far.
Three tacos, charro beans, rice, tortilla chips, grilled onion, lettuce, tomatoes, onion and cilantros. A few wedges of juicy limes.
All tacos fully, fully and plentifully stuffed with meats!
Lengua — Juicy, yes! Fatty, yes! I need more, definitely yes! Tongue was not overly or under seasoned. It was also super tender, very buttery texture.
Barbacoa — Juicy and fatty, yes! A little bit too salty, but with enough lime juice, deeeeeelicious!
El pastor — Juicy and fatty, yyeesssum!
Charro beans, the flavors melding deliciously with onions, beans, bacon and very well seasoned broth. So good with the chips too!
Order at counter, number called when ready. I would order all three again! Must visit again!

Super impressed for fast food but not surprising from the guys who’ve given us b.b.bop and LA Burger. The place looks pretty much the same as when b.b.bop was there, save for the wall art (a cool mural has been added with a nod to its predecessor) and an obligatory string of x-​mas lights.
As for the food: I told my husband that it «tastes the way Mexican food is supposed to taste», and that was before telling the owner, Mauricio, that I grew up in El Paso, to which he said, «I’m from El Paso, too!» So there ya have it. It’s authentic in style and taste.
I had the enchilada platter for $ 8.49. It came with 3 enchiladas, traditional Mexican rice, refried beans, a side salad of lettuce topped with fresh (and delicious) guacamole, some grilled onions and a grilled jalepeno. Nice touch. Everything was really good but next time I’ll get the charro beans instead. My husband had those with his barbacoa quesadillas, which were insanely delicious.
All in all, I was very impressed and I can’t tell you how happy I am to finally have a great taco joint in my hood!

Great, busy taco place.
They have replaced BB Bop Rice bowls — and I’m pretty sure they’re related, but its just a guess.
This is similar to Taco Ocho in richardson if that means anything to you. Tacos are around $ 2, they have burritos, quesadillas and tortas around $ 6 and a nice combo with 3 tacos, rice, beans, chips, etc for $ 8. All in all, quality is great, the charro beans are very flavorful and mine contained more bacon than beans, although I think that was just a lucky surprise.
Tried the pastor, barbaracoa and carnitas tacos — all were very flavorful and properly made with lots of meat and thick corn tortillas. A friend had the lengua and said it tastes like lengua, so take that for what you will. They have a very simple menu, I would have liked a salad option. They do serve breakfast and offer bulk breakfast tacos.
This is not a restaurant for people afraid of grease. I’ll post up a couple of pictures shortly.