Chinelos

Very good, well made tacos great prices the tripitas are Crunchy, the tung tacos are awesome

In my opinion, it is a very solid authentic Mexican place!Great choice of quality Mexican food made to order (the menu is in Spanish only but the lady up front was super helpful). We ordered Alambre de Asada to go (as you can't dine in right now let state order), which is basically lots of grilled beef topped with bacon, cheese, onions and bell peppers. It does come with different sauces as well. We asked for the hottest one, and even though it had lots of flavor, it wasn't that spicy. It is pretty greasy so if you are not used to this type of food, you will probably have a bit of a heartburn afterwards. The portion was very generous and more than enough for two people!Overall, it is worth checking it out as it's quite unique authentic place!

They served me the worst meat I have seen in a long long long time. Not one single piece wasn't covered in gristle and/or lots of fat. It is truly inedible and horribly low low quality. One star extra because the green sauce was nice. I visited this establishment about a year ago and it was yummy. The red and green salsas were also different. This time the red is more orange and rather sweet. I have to say I think they have a new chef or owner and the quality is not not not good. Getting food out of the house is a special treat lately so it sucks that it's going in the trash.

This place was pretty empty and we wanted to give them a chance. Food was good, but not great. I had the menudo, bean and cheese burrito and my daughter chicken enchiladas and corn on a stick. Overall it took 20-25 mins to get our order, food was not hot and was just ok.Menudo ($9.99) was not good at all, the bean and cheese burrito had puréed beans (it looked like baby food) and the chicken enchiladas were average. The corn was horrible. They were old corn and had no kernels. Not worth the cost and not worth the taste. Total cost for our food was over $46, not a great deal at all.

I'm not sure about this place to be honest. the first time I went it was delicious but the last two times it was awful. The first time I had the azada tacos and they were amazing.the meat was tender and cooked perfectly. I also had the street corn and it was phenomenal. The ratio of everything was spot on and it tasted amazing.The last two times I had similar items and it was completely different. The meat was over cooked and was lacking flavor and the tortillas were really hard. Then the street corn was awful as well and was way to watery and was missing most of the key ingredients like the cheese and sour cream. I'm not sure what happened but I won't be returning here again because either the owner has changed or there are people in the kitchen that don't care about making quality food.

Bruh it was just bad. Flat out one of the worst tacos I've ever had. Greasy meat & the beans tasted like dog food.

Absolutley outstanding Mexican food. I tried the rolled chicken enchiladas and were not disappointed!!fresh ingredients, moist chicken, DELICIOUS RED SAUCE sprinkled with queso fresco chunks...served with rice!

The food is amazing. We've gone twice in the last week because it was that good. Chinelos is a lovely, family ran authentic Mexican restaurant. We've gotten the carne asada tacos both times. The tacos are filled generously, the avocado salsa is on point. I can't say enough good things!

They had the best chicken in Littleton, cook to perfection also I love the tortas, tostadas de ceviche, tacos de tripa and you have to try the delicious menudo as the best of all is the fajita mix!!!! will post a picture If you are looking for authentic Mexican food this is it

My friends brought me to this taqueria for lunch to bribe me into looking at their son's PC build. (the bribe worked, btw)I had azada and pastor street tacos. They come 2 to an order, the price board said $1.75 but I'm not sure if that's for two or one. Either way, super tasty. I also followed suit after one of my friends and got a ceviche tostada. Very delicious, though the tortilla was cold which was a bit of a bummer.Three kinds of free salsas in one-serve cups by the sliverware tray up front.Friend ordered a torta, which he only ate half of because it was huge. Side fries was piled high on a regular sized white ridged picnic plate. Enough for three people as a side, easily.I got a horchata which came in a huge cup. Definitely shareable. They have a cooler full of Mexican soft drinks to choose from as well.Counter woman spoke English and Spanish and I was told they are happy to translate anything on the menu. Patriarch only speaks Spanish but that's fine with food so good and prices so low. Super clean dining area and super clean restroom.