Beto’s Tacos

I ordered through Uber Eats, so can't speak to the dining experience, but the food was good, reasonably priced, and well packaged. Food was also delivered quickly; everything was still hot.The queso with chorizo was good--the chorizo wasn't too salty and the queso was solid.I had several tacos; the Al pastor and pork belly were the best. The carne asada was not super well seasoned, so needed a lot of salsa. Luckily, the restaurant included 4 different salsas to make up for any blandness on the part of the tacos.

Parking is a real mess, but you if you can find a spot to park give it a try. It's is also difficult to find a place to sit at lunch time. They give you chips and salsa for free. Not bad.The staff is very attentive and friendly to the customers. The food is plenty and affordable. My first time I had carne asada plate which was huge and I had enough for two days. My second meal was a Neto's burrito with carne asada. That was disappointing as it was stuffed with rice and beans. The steak had been minced and there were very few pieces inside. The music is kinda loud and the TVs are playing sports, the ambiance is all over the place.

Love the Carne asada here. Had the Carne Asada tacos, and also had the Carne Asada salad. Later tried the Carnitas Torta. It was really good, but I still prefer the asada. I haven't had many other tacos in town and now I won't even have to. They are as perfect as they can be outside of a street cart in Mexico at 2am. Delicious, and they have several different salsas to choose from. I've dined in where you bus your own tray, and also called in an order, which was ready right away. 1Clean and upscale, it's my new favorite taco shop in town!

I ordered regular tacos and they were good, but I'm not a big fan of the salsa. Just not to my taste. Husband ordered the quesabirria which had way more cheese (more like quesadilla) than he wasn't expecting. He meant to order the regular birria tacos instead. He did say flavor was good but it was overwhelmingly cheesy for him. If you love cheese, this is for you. They also provide you with a large basket of chips so no need to order it separately. Portions are fair for price and it's definitely close by in JC. Staff were friendly and brought food to the table. Very casual place to eat and is right next to Emory JC.

If you know this chain restaurant, then you know that you don't need my review to trust the delicious food of Beto's.VIBE:Order at the counter and then grab your salsa, fill your drink, and pick a spot. It's a bit tighter in here than most restaurant spots, but the local feel is part of the attraction. The menu is posted pretty large right by the order counter to help you point and pick.DRINKS:They do have various flavors of Jarrito's and a few aguas frescas. The aguas and horchata are on the sweeter side, which seems to be more popular for most people anyways. The flavors are great!Fountain drinks are pretty reliable, and there are actually a few options for beer - bottled domestic bottles and even a Beto's lager.FOOD:The promise in the name holds at this place. The tacos are great!! What is most exciting about them is the amount of flavor, toppings, and texture packed in each bite of such a tiny handheld treat. There are a number of different tacos to choose from, including multiple vegetarian options, making it fun to mix and match.Chips and the salsa bar are fair game with your order, which makes for an added benefit at an order-at-the-counter spot that usually doesn't provide much service.All plates have an authentic feel. Even the soup comes as a huge serving with tortillas and onions on the side. The soup tastes as though it has been cooking together all the spices over time, and I'd highly recommend you order it for take away if you're sick because it's filled with carrots and chicken thigh.I almost didn't post this review yet because I wanted to be able to share more about the different menu options, but that just goes to show that there are tons of options. Beto's will do you right by the variety of quesadillas, tortas, tacos, and special plates. I want to go back and order the same things over and over, yet I know that I could spend every visit trying something new and be just as happy.

I have been wanting to try this place since it opened! We love street tacos and couldn't pass up an opportunity to try it out! It's not in the John's Creek Village shopping center. It is behind LA Fitness on McGinnis Ferry. There's plenty of parking one this private lot. I love the idea of the kiosk right at the entrance for to go orders instead of standing in line. It was quite busy on this Sunday evening, but ordering was easy and I was able to pay. The order took about 10 mins to prepare. I checked out the salsa bar and settled on the tomatillo green salsa (med) and the orange extra spicy salsa along with the pickled onions with habanero. I ordered Beto's burrito with Al pastor and pork belly along with a side of cheese dip. The burrito is huge!! It was plenty for us to share. You can choose 2 meats and I got al pastor and pork belly. I like the pork belly more, not sure if the al pastor was too close to the sour cream or too much lime, but the meat was a bit sour. I love the creamy cheese dip with fresh jalapeños on top. The chips are light, crispy and just a bit salty. I enjoyed the meal and can't wait to come back to try their other items.

Ordered delivery from here on UberEats. Good solid burrito and food came out in a bag that kept it warm. It's filling they put a bunch of rice and beans and also plenty of steak. The carne asada was good, it reminds me of the old Taco Bus in Tampa, Florida. I would order food from them again and try the tacos in the future.Recommend if you want a simple Mexican meal.

I don't know if it was because I was hungry but Betos was superb for a chain! My quesadilla was delicious and I loved that there's so many sauces and toppings you can choose from! Saw that it's been popping up in new areas such as Buckhead and look forward to coming again!

I saw this place on a firehouse subs run and was instantly curious. I love street tacos and I've heard a lot about Birria tacos and have always been curious to try. If this is what Birria tacos are like I certainly want more.The staff here is so great and helpful. They saw from afar I was coming in with two kids and they rushed to open the door for us and help us set up our children's stuff. The cashier was also very forthcoming with what we should try since it was our first time there and I wanted to get other things besides the Birria. My only gripe is their queso dip. I am a sucker for queso blanco but paying 6$ for a tiny styrofoam cup? I think not. At least give me a large deceptively shallow dish of it so it looks like I'm getting more than I am! I hate feeling ripped off. However, it wasn't so offensive as to take away from the dining experience as a whole. Even though it's an order at the counter kind of deal, the staff is friendly and helpful, and the food is flavorful and delicious.

Beto's burrito, carne asada4/5Large, enough for 3 smaller ppl to shareFlavor and ingredients are good, not especially memorable but not disappointing. Super filling.Nachos de carne asada4/5Good portion, nice and cheesy, especially near the bottomBeto's potatoes = loaded fries4/5Torta porknado5/5For ppl who love meats. Huge portion.