Casa del Taco

Fantastic , best Al pastor I've had in Massachusetts . Super friendly , cute little spot, fresh, delicious, gas Mexican Coke and sodas. Recommend.

Great little Mexican restaurant in the Framingham/Saxonville area. We were around the area and decided to stop in for some good ol authentic Mexican cuisine. I thought the food was great--had my usual lengua tacos and chorizo. Lengua had great flavor. Moist and tender. Chorizo was a hit as well. My wife had the usual carnitas and chorizo tacos and she would give it a solid 4. They have a variety of kids options as well--and you can opt for any meats with the meal. My child had chicken quesadilla with fries. They also offered a sample of their horchata drink--which was the first time I've had it. It's really tasty. Grade A for the hospitality there. For a little restaurant the place was clean for what some would consider a hole in the wall. Bathrooms were acceptable as well. They do offer parking in the back but space is limited. But I guess you don't need a huge parking lot with a small amount of tables to dine in anyway. They also accept cash, cards, and mobile pay. Cheers

The pulled chicken burrito bowl was disappointing. Wouldn't have been able to finish my meal if they hadn't loaded it up with sour cream.The guacamole they served was brown! To be fair, the chicken taco wasn't bad. Either way don't think I'll be back here.

We ordered the Grilled Steak Nachos Elbre tonight Extra Steak Outstanding! It's good to feed 2 people and have room for dessert somewhere. Really delicious.

In town and looked great online but was closed down. suggestion a call ahead not good after a 17 min drive when said it was open online

This nice small place is pretty good if you want a quick bite or maybe even a nice dinner for two. The service was great and I got everything I wanted within this burrito and I'm glad I came here anyways.This place is the bomb.

A really good hole in the wall.We ordered 3 al pastor burritos to go, with a guacamole and chips plus some hot sauces they make, the green salsa is flavorful and mild, the red has a kick, not atomic by any means. Our friend wanted horchata but it was out of stock. I would've ordered tacos if we hadn't been driving to boston to have a picnic on the point.The food took a lil while, but was well worth it!Staff was friendly and was English speaking. Not that I have a problem with that as it never stopped me before with my limited and poorly spoken tres al pastor burritos por favor-etc!Parking can be limited as many big rigs, or electric trucks park where they can. It made leaving difficult with visibility.We had to go right and turn around with the large truck impeding sight, but we got out.We had a lovely picnic. It took me two sessions to eat the huge burrito, my 2 friends crushed them and haven't needed dinner. I think this restaurant does a good job of making their foods accessible to western peeps, and it's nicely put together.

Let's cut to the chase. Amazing street tacos. Unbeatable.The carne asada had those smoky and marinated flavors that define carne asada. The meat was tender with the right amount of char. The pastor tacos are packed with flavor as well. Throw in the pineapple and you've got a genuine street taco that tastes like it's straight outta Arizona.It's a small place, but so so good!

Some of the best street tacos we've found in New England, and that's coming from Texans! This little place is so good, quick and delish. Can't wait to come back! They're so friendly too.

food was great waitperson SUE was one of the most attentive and efficient waitresses I have ever been served by. really helpfu.