Z S

This little taco place that just opened up, but they're already killing it. We went there on Sunday afternoon and it was a blast. The standout dish has got to be their Birria tacos. The beef in those things is unreal - you can taste the herbs and spices are slow cooked into the tender, fall apart, juicy beef. And the tortillas are fresh made, the perfect wrapper for that mouthwatering meat. But the real MVP is the broth that comes with the tacos. It's like this rich, beefy stew that you don't want to waste a drop after finish with tacos. I ended up getting a side of rice just so I could soak up every last drop of that sauce. Seriously, if you're a taco lover, you need to check out Tacos Borrachos. The Birria is out of this world, the vibes are chill, and the price is reasonable. We'll definitely be back there soon.

+1

Xiaoqian Zheng

If you’re looking for incredible tacos, look no further! This place is a hidden gem. The tortillas are fresh, the fillings are packed with flavor, and every ingredient tastes high-quality and perfectly seasoned. I tried the shrimp and fish tacos, and each bite was a burst of flavors that transported me straight to Mexico. The staff is friendly, the atmosphere is casual yet vibrant, and they even have a great selection of salsas to choose from. This is the kind of spot you want to bring friends to and try everything on the menu. Highly recommend for any taco lover!

+1

Leah Chen

This new restaurant was such a hit! I had their mushroom, shrimp, and grilled fish tacos, very flavorful. I absolutely loved the beef cheesy quesadillas. That cheese pull was fire! Their service and quick and design of the place was very modern. A must try and a great new addition to Overland Park.

Susan S

This's a new taco place near the office so I tried it at noon. The decoration style is very cool! It's an open kitchen, and it looks neat. The staff were very friendly and smiling. Since there was no queue at the new store, I quickly got my food. The fresh ingredients, unique Mexican flavor conquered my taste buds! I'll come back next time!

Both visits were take-out. Food was prepared when ordered and wait time was minimal. The first time I visited, I ordered Loaded (nacho) Fries and a Chicken Tinga taco. The fries were great, not greasy, plenty of toppings. The taco was pretty tasty. The second time I visited, I ordered the birria tacos and a steak quesadilla. Both tasted fine. I LOVE the salsa bar! I'll definitely be back for the loaded fries!! Several local places serve them, but they tend to be greasy or soggy. Not here. The fries were crisp but not overdone. They held up to the toppings and did not get soggy. The toppings tasted fresh, flavorful. I'll take pictures on my next visit.

V

5 star food in my opinion. Im a big fan of Al Pastor tacos from a place called San Antonios and the quality of these hit extremely close without having to drive across town to get them. 4 stars for online ordering. It could use some work. I'd like to have the ability to deselect certain ingredients. I like pineapple, I just don't like them on my tacos. When it comes to paying online it auto adds a tip that you have to personally deselect. I know tipping is a fairly hot issue to some. Having worked as a delivery driver for a time I see both sides. It is my opinion that it shouldn't auto select. I personally prefer to tip in cash. But I didnt see that it auto selected and confirmed my order. No big deal, but I can see how it might aggravate some.

Kiki M

I've been to this place twice. My first time going I got a pollo asada fiesta bowl, it was good but I could've done without the beans. Now my second time going I got chicken tinga fiesta bowl with no beans. I was expecting shredded chicken but their chicken tinga is sliced just like the Pollo asada but seasoned very different and I loved it. I also got Pollo asada street tacos and elote. I loved everything and will be a frequent customer. My only tiny complaint is the fact that they put shredded cheese on the elote instead of grated parmesan. Other than that its delicious.

Erick von Borries

Nice place, friendly service, the food is OK but there is room for improvement. Flavors are not quite there yet.

S Burkhart

I was attracted to this restaurant by the offering of Al Pastor burritos and tacos. Their pastor is done with pork, which would have been fine if it actually was pastor. There was not even a hint of pineapple flavor in it at all, and no pineapple included, which is unfortunate as it was written in the ingredients on the board. I was a bit disappointed that my burrito didn't have that, but what saved it is the pork itself was actually really good. I can't do five stars for having no pastor, but the credit for probably one of the best pork burritos since Pic Quicks in Las Cruces, NM was bought out and killed the best gas station grill known to man, means something. Also, love places that offer afull toppings bar. Good stuff. In addition, the Mushroom taco was great. Honestly, the mushroom could be a unique signature dish for them. Service was there...and they didn't even get my order right. At least they weren't rude. Atmosphere is also there. They're not trying too hard. Cleanliness was 4/5. They at least put some effort in, but if you measure it up to other places that put a lot into it, I don't know how it can be a 4 even. Overall, mathematically a 3. But the toppings bar, fresh soda, and great pork burrito, gotta bump it to a 4. Would try again at some point.

+6

Carmen Holmes

First time and I can honestly say that I’m not sure if I would return (too far for me). It was too pricey for the quality of food in my opinion. I tried both chicken and steak quesadillas, steak tacos with fries. I was given a good portion of meat on each dish. I felt it was lacking in flavor(I’ve had better from taco trucks). I will give them thumbs up on making tortillas fresh and for the salsa bar.

+3

Aaliyah Watson

This location is very convenient for me since it is by my job. I made a to go order, steak and chicken street tacos. No foil was put in my to go box, so the tacos spilled all over each other and got mixed in. Their Spanish rice is very bland, and not authentically made, it almost tastes like minute maid Spanish rice. The tacos are a decent size for them to be street tacos, and they give you a little more than a fair portion of meet. My shells ripped though, I feel like they should have double shell.

Colleen Johansen

Strip mall taco shop, add claimed authentic Mexican tacos, so we decided to try. I ordered 4 Carne Asada street tacos and a cheese quesadilla and it was almost $30. A bit pricey. I opened the street taco container and to my surprise they were covered, smothered actually in guacamole. There was very little onions and cilantro. It had 1 regular size tortilla. Authentic street tacos have meat, onions and cilantro on 2 smaller size tortillas. The meat was good and they were ok once I got as much guac off as I could. Not sure what type of cheese was used in the quesadilla but it tasted grainy. But was cooked well.