Cesar Tacos Y Gorditas

I was excited to try this place. Hole in the wall spot but off a somewhat busy strip in Oak Cliff. It looked busy!! Parking lot is small but parking shouldn't be an issue. The menu is massive and kind of overwhelming. Prices are good too!!Got 3 tacos and rice / beans. $10 or so. Pastor, barbacoa, lengua. Wait was not long. They call the dish you order at the window.I wish I would've skipped the rice / beans. Didn't feel like it added to the meal. The tacos were pretty average though. I had high hopes too.. I don't know.. I think the meat wasn't flavored that well. someone mentioned it is a spot that has been there for a while and open late, so I can see why it gets traffic. I heard it can be hit or miss depending on the day...

I've gone to a couple different Cesar locations but they are all good! The chicken tacos are always super juicy. The wait can depend on the day and time you go but the service is good.

Tacos were trash tortillas were hard gorditas were hard I ordered 10 tacos of pastor also a gordita plate Mexican coke and Fanta $50 bucks definitely not worth it

I get California burritos every time I'm here & I know that it usually takes about 25-30 mins just to get my order so this time I had called in at 9:58pm and placed a food order. The girl I spoke to on the phone said it would take 10-15 mins to be ready. I arrived there & paid at 10:12pm I didn't get my burritos till 10:37pm. I waited patiently and once I got my food I asked for a side of pickled jalapeños & she insisted I pay $1.08 for the jalapeños I mentioned that I waited for 50 minutes to get my food & I still have to pay for the jalapeños? Her replyWas oh well yes you do.. so I said ok let me get the side she gave me the side and then told me to not worry about the $1 It's crowded on the inside & the customer service isn't there & you have to wait forever to get some food so definitely not speedy with the orders.

Small hole in the wall location for some authentic street tacos that get the job done. Personally, I prefer their breakfast tacos. However, as you can see from the menu on the walls they have a lot of options. It's cheap, quick, and decent but nothing to write home about. If you're looking for a "clean" establishment.. this ain't it. Looks like the ceiling fans haven't been cleaned since they were installed. However, if you're tipsy after a night out at the bars. This is a good 24hr. Spot to grab some drunk snacks before you head to bed.

I came here on a Sunday night, I ordered a chimichanga. It took about 10 minutes to get it. It was about $8. It was big and had lots of stuff around it. It was very Americanized and I did enjoy it. I would definitely go back if I were in a Tex-Mex mood.

Second time here and I wasn't as in love as the first. The difference this time may be that I was completely sober. I ordered the exact same thing, 2 pastor and 1 asada with rice and beans Togo. It comes wrapped up with 2 salsas and PLENTY of onions and cilantro. (Thank you) The tacos were nothing to write home on, just okay. I made sure I added some extra salsa and lime to hide my disappointment. The rice was so good but the beans were extremely bland- I ended up mixing the extra onions and cilantro into the beans just to give them any flavor I could get. Some pros:Both times I've been here I've only seen women working which I think is pretty awesome. Regardless of how busy or empty they are both times I got my food in less than 5 minutes. I like that they show pictures of the food on the overhead wall and they give you a good amount of salsas and onion/cilantro mix. Going off of my sober experience there are definitely better tacos around, but maybe this was just a bad night. I'll probably give them one more try before coming to a full decision

Thank God for late night tacos!! We had been drinking at a bar down the street and were in desperate need of food. We walked to Cesar's and were happy that they were still open at 10:30 on a Thursday night.The place is very bright inside. The menu covers the walls and the background is yellow so it stands out. It's slightly overwhelming, but thankfully I was able to order 2 basic tacos and an order of elote. The tacos are simple street tacos. Meat in a small soft corn tortilla shell, onion and cilantro served on the side. Several hot sauce options are available. The elote is served in a cup and has good base flavor, but adding hot sauce made it SO much better.As far as street tacos and elote go, this place fits the bill!

I feel like this is a Mexican food emporium. The place is not so big, but the menu is huge - and touches just about everything that's authentically Mexican. You want gorditas? check. Tacos? check. Ceviche? check? Fried whole fish, sopes, barbacoa, flautas, raspadas, nopales, carnitas, chicharrones, quesadillas, enchiladas? Yup... all checked.Now, that's pretty impressive, for a taqueria. Tell me if you know if any other taqueria that sells all of these things and more. And it's open 24 hours?Case closed. Okay, but really....Anyways, I came to break my virginity with gorditas, and I can tell you gorditas are like sandwiches made out of corn tacos - nothing like the Venezuelan arepas (which are better, imho, but that's just me). But for what it was, it was good, and affordable. And I had them add steak into it, just for the hell of it! ;)

The food is amazing the service is perfect and the ambience is most absolutely to die for! If I could have this food all day everyday for breakfast, lunch and dinner I would finally become a fulfilled and whole happy man! Please don't ever stop eating here! For the love of anything you think is sacred, eat from here!