Lucas Tacos

Went here today and last nite and the young Hispanic man at the till was very kind, attentive and had a smile on the whole time. He made sure that we had silverware for my quesadilla albeit I didn’t need them it was still very sweet and thoughtful. Also, the restaurant was clean and the tacos and quesadillas were NOT greasy whatsoever. They were made with perfection. I highly recommend.

Just had the birria and it was delish. The tortillas are made there and everything is just straight up original Mexican food. The red sauce is great had to buy some extra for home. Reminded me of Mexico. Highly recommended.

Stopped in while my car was being serviced and am I glad I did. My friend ordered a carne asada burrito, my brother got a pollo torta and I had al pastor tacos. Meat was very tender and juicy and the torta & burrito looked huge! Green salsa was tangy but not too hot. Will definitely be back!

Estos sin duda son los mejores tacos que he probado en Irving. Los tacos de trompo excelentes! La orchata en su punto. La carne suave y recien hecha y no como en otros lugares que no tiene sason y se siente vieja la carne. Vivo a 15 minutos de este lugar y no me molesta ir alla por tacos a comparacion de los que compro mas cerca. Solo llamo por telefono, ordeno y recojo en 15 mins.

I had some time to kill while my car was being cleaned (Mi t fine), and this place was walking distance. I’m not an experienced «street taco» person, so i ordered an al pastor, a carne asada, and a pollo taco. They came out hot and tasty with lime wedges. I thought the meat could have been a little more tender. Tried the red and green salsas, they were spicy and flavorful. Interior was simple and relatively clean, about what you would expect. Employees were friendly and patient with me for not knowing Spanish. I would come back, might try the campechanas or chavindecas just to see what the heck they are.

I’ve passed this place many times and couldn’t find much on Google or Unilocal,so I figured I would put my big girl pants on and go in blind.
The whole place is covered in Spanish, luckily they spoke English for my sake.
The place was deserted, as it always is when I pass it. (I always attribute things like that to it not being on Unilocal!LOL)
The menu is pretty straight up;
Tacos $ 1.50/each Burritos $ 5.95/each Tortas $ 5.95/each Sopes $ 2.50/each Chavindecas $ 4.50/each Quesadillas $ 4.50/each
They offer various meats;
Asada, Al Pastor, Pollo, Chorizo, Tripa, Fajita and Suadero.
There is a huge sign with everything right next to where you order.
I asked what’s most popular, he suggested pork tacos.
I got 3 pork tacos, again didn’t want to be too adventurous. I got the option of cilantro and onions.
I got them to-​go and by the time I got home the tacos were a little soggy due to a lot of grease (Reason for –1 star). The tacos did stay together.
The meat has some sort of greasy seasoning and the cilantro was drenched too and I hate soggy cilantro.
The seasoning wasn’t bad, just unexpected. The tacos are pretty much street tacos.
The seasoning has a little spice, but doesn’t take away from the meat.
Overall, good street tacos!
I got what I paid for and I’m happy with it. If I’m in the area, I will go there again to support the business, and I hope you try them out too.
The place was clean and quiet. They have a health inspection ‘B’ so I’m assuming it’s pretty clean back there too and that is pretty good for a non-​franchised business.