Tortas Las Tortugas

Tried this location out on a whim! Great service, had to walk in and put order for pick up. As I was waiting about 10 different people came in to order, so busy place at lunch time - I think that's a good sign should be good right? It was! I was going to order a torta but the hamburgers looked so yummy I opted for the Ocampo burger which just includes jalapeños and avocado and the original does not have those. Fries were seasoned which I love! I didn't wait long and was able to take "homemade" food back home for lunch. Definitely recommend! And it's affordable too! Next time I'll try the Tortas

First time having a torta and it was delicious! Service was really good and patient in explaining things. Would definitely go back!

Amazing food! You can't make a bad choice. I'll definitely be back. My only note: the bathroom could have been cleaner and nicer.

Thirty-six years on Texas and I hadn't had a torta until a few weeks ago. I weep for the deliciousness I've been missing out on. Passed by this location a few months ago and was drawn in by the torta images on the outside facade. They looked delicious and the photos on the Yelp page only fortified that conclusion. Finally made my way there a few days ago and the tortas were amazing. The made in house bread was crusty* and flavorful, while the meat to topping ratio was ideal. The jamon was fantastic while the lomo was life changing. If you're hungry, I'd recommend going for two smalls rather than a single large. Also wish I'd ordered a Mexican soda rather than had a fountain drink, but next time. For anyone reading this who has seen my other reviews, I was the only non-Hispanic in there which is a damn shame, but being the only white guy in a location like that means I'm in the right place for amazing food. * The bread is wonderful, but it has a very firm crust so if you're like me and have loose or failing teeth (one of my incisors is about to fall out) you're going to need to work around it. I'd suggest tearing off parts of the bread and eating it separately while you devour your delicious sandwich.

The queso fresco Torta is my go to and I just ask them to add beans. It's so freaking good. The bread is on point! It's nice and toasted in the outside and super soft in the inside. I've been here several times and they never disappoint. Their large tortas are not your typical large torta they are pretty small but they are bomb!

It's been 5 years since I've been here and I've often wished I were in the area more... I found it quite easily by typing "Tortas" in yelp while in Carrollton.This is a very clean establishment with super friendly employees. Last time I was here, I believe the owner was the one taking the orders, but he had two very sweet girls there now, who explained each sandwich to me in detail.I chose the #5, grilled chicken Tortas, and it was a mouth weathering experience. I had had the Specials in the past, which are also very good.The bread is to die for, and they hollow it out, so to hold all the meat and ingredients. I love their sandwiches! I took one to go for my boyfriend... but it didn't make it home lol.I'll make the trip on the weekend next time so my boyfriend can try it. Definitely a must try, if in the area.

It was good. I really liked the ham torta. Just a heads up the horchata is premade and stored in a large cup with lid in the fridge. Also fries were nice and crispy but just fries really. I would come back if ever in the area. I did drive about 35 min to try place out cause I really wanted a ham torta and it was tasty.

I had the special torta which has pork loin and breaded steak and was very satisfying with an orchata. I thought flavor was great. I got a regular, which is probably two servings. The ingredients were top notch, especially the bread. Price is fine considering the ingredients.

My friends swear up and down that the Tortas Las Tortugas in Oak Cliff are the best tortas in town. Since I dont feel like trucking all the way down to Oak Cliff, I felt this place should be just as good (and much closer to me). I ordered the Torta Especial and some Flauntas. The Torta didnt have an amazing flavor I was wanting. Some bites had a good flavor, while some bites were just bland. The texture of the bread really threw me off for most of the meal. Each bite I took, the bread texture seemed to change. one bite was dry. One bite was chewy, one bite was soft. One bite was amazing. One bite was flaky. I could have sliced the bread into five bites, and each section could have been a completely different experience!! The flauntas were actually really good, but my biggest problem was the price. I paid 7 dollars for 4 flauntas, some lettuce, three tomato slices, a handful fo cheese, and some dipping sauces. If this were 4 dollars, then I would say great. If they had given me 8 flauntas for 7 dollars, I would have been ok. But I feel they overcharge for this.I probably wouldnt eat here again, but if one of my friends insisted on eating here ( or buying me food) then I would be ok.

Not much value here. Tortas are good but was left hungry after eating it. I think I can do better.