Taco Joint

I don't do reviews often or enough but after one bite I had to post this. This food has some serious 3 Ps. Good PortionGood PriceAnd Good presentation. To add to this the food taste is on the money. This was fast and was ready in 10min. Since it's in a food hall it's quick and convenient. The ambiance is best for grab and go. Definitely recommend.

The food trucks have returned as part of the Thursday farmer's market and art fair.This is the first time Taco Joint has been available, and wow. My rule for the south-of-the-US border food is that the salsa be good (it was amazing).1. The tacos were amazing. I love the soft corn tortillas!2. The line for the truck was huge.The meat was perfectly prepared (we had the Chicken and Steak tacos). They come neatly in a small container. They are eat while you are walking around food.All-in-all so happy to have a Taco Truck available at the Farmer's Market. Now the only missing cuisine I love from food trucks is Asian!!!!!

Stumbled upon this food court by accident and it didn't do anything to disappoint. The Taco Joint was delicious. There's something in this spot for everyone. I can't wait to come back and try different food spots within this food court. The service was good. It's a food court so no special look but great for good eats and a quick bite eat-in or carry-out.

Upbeat friendly and flavor in the air as soon as you come to the counter! Ordering was quick and easy! Our hostess made sure we had everything we needed and confirmed our order with a realistic wait time. My wife ordered 3 steak tacos with hot dipping sauce and I ordered the birria tacos. I prefer the hot dipping sauce with my tacos than the broth. My only feedback would be a thicker sauce option for birria broth. Otherwise packed with flavor cheese meat and pure awesomeness! I will be back for sure! This place is kept in a small market with table top seating inside and table seating outside! Music playing and a plenty of shade from the sun!

I reviewed this for a Yelp Elite Experience ... doesn't everyone get to see those? I mean, I can copy|paste it here if need be.Short version: awesome place. Awesome people. Awesome food. Go.

This is a newer stall in the Common Kitchen building that offers pretty straightforward tacos and quesadillas. I ordered some tacos while my friend got a quesadilla. The food came out pretty quickly and the service was friendly enough. I don't know if this has changed since I visited, but it could be cool to see a "build your own" taco option created. Most of the tacos came with predetermined toppings from what I remembered - although I'm sure you can make adjustments if preferred. The flavors of the ingredients and the meat were really good! The chicken tacos were well seasoned although, I do wish they had some sauce on top to help make them a little less dry. I did get some salsa on the side which I generously added to the tacos.All in all, a pretty straightforward spot for some yummy tacos! You can't go wrong.

It was my first time in the food hall and what a treat! The staff at Taco Joint were so friendly, it was like stepping into a friend's house for dinner! We purchased some chips and salsa and they were a perfect snack as we enjoyed the outdoor tables and the event that was going on in the grassy area.I'll 100% be back to Taco Joint when I find myself in that part of MD again!

There seems to be a good rotation of local restaurants within Clarksville Common kitchen, and once I spied the Taco Joint, I had to check it out. We ordered Mexican street corn, carnitas tacos, chicken quesadilla, and two cans of Ginger Ale. The total was about $32, which I thought was relatively high for tacos but the service made up for it. I love Mexican street corn, so I was bummed that it was served in a bowl. "J" couldn't stop commenting on how full of flavor the tacos were, and I enjoyed my chicken quesadilla. Do stop by and check out the Taco Joint and support our local businesses.

Our second time at Common Kitchen, but our first time trying Taco Joint. The food came out quickly and I thought was well done. The chicken tacos had nice flavor and were tender. The steak was a little over cooked and hard to eat, but the Al pastor were the best of the bunch!We'd definitely try again!

First there was a hair in my mushroom taco so I can't provide you a review of that one since it went right it the trash. Most people would have stopped there, but for some reason I kept going. The carnitas were waaay too soupy and almost bbq flavored for me. I know some people like that but I prefer carnitas with a better seasoning where the pork really shines. The alpastor was ok but I would not return for it. The chips we got were stale and the guacamole was a weird color. My husband said the steak tacos were flavorless. Also the common market feels dirty these days. Tables are not regularly cleaned and the trash stations were a mess. I doubt I'll be back to any stall there as this experience was off putting. Much better taco options close by.