Taco Express

We went here a couple years ago while traveling due to recommendation from locals. The food was amazing and knew we'd come back. We came back and the hours and name of the place changed. It's now called "Rocha's" Mexican restaurant.Their carne asada tacos were still super tasty and their salsa bar was on point with flavors. The queso birria tacos with consume was also good but the tacos could be crispy (it was a little soggy for me but I also prefer crunchy birria tacos). The costumer service was A+++. We arrived around 5:30 and the doors were closed but the drive thru was opened. We walked up to the window since we're driving a RV and tried to make our order but there was a little bit of a language barrier, so the employee/owner opened the doors and explained showing us visuals. He also let us stay and eat inside. This is probably one of the best services we've ever had (he also ran to the drive thru window to make sure drive thru customers wouldn't have to wait 10 seconds more). The inside was also very clean.We will 100% be back :)

This place has a different name than Taco Express. I had chicken enchiladas. It's delicious!

Really enjoyed breakfast here. Tacos are large and stuffed with filling of choice. The restaurant earns the 5 star for being open at 6am on a Saturday during a freak snow day in late May! Appreciate the dedication and friendly service.

Awesome ground beef tacos, pure comfort food. Be careful with the salsa, super spicy!

This place was my first taste of Colorado Mexican that everyone raved about! We were taken here by a friend that's a local and told it was the best in town. Was not at all disappointed. It looks like a little hole in the wall. But those are my favorite. It's a order up front style place where you seat yourself and wait for your food to be ready. Upon walking in I wasn't too sure about this place. But since we were starving from a long days drive we gave in and tried it out. It was delicious!! We all ordered our own meals and the fries to share. Everyone's meal was perfect, fresh, and you could definitely tell homemade. It's what we call dirty Mexican food back home, that we just can't seem to get a grasp on in our area. I will definitely be back on our next trip.

Wow, we were trying to figure out what sort of food Colorado is known for and man does this place represent it well. The burritos and tacos were both so flavorful and meaty! The cabeza and fish tacos were extremely impressive to me. This is some of the best food we had in our whole trip as well as the cheapest! I really wish they had one of these in DC. Authentic and delicious

This place never lets me down. I love the tacos. The food is all good, but I stick with tacos. The Chile relleno burrito is great too.

This review is the same as the one for the location on Circle: I LOVE TACO EXPRESS!I just want to shout it from a mountain top! ...Although being in Colorado Springs is pretty much like doing just that!Anyways, this place is AWESOME. One of my first mexican food finds here in the Springs. I always get a #2 (which for you new-comers that's 2 beef tacos) and an horchata. It's perfect late at night (they are about the only thing still open at 1:30am), and the day after a long night of drinking... if you know what I mean. For those of you just looking for a quick breakfast option other than your typical McDonalds McMuffin, try the breakfast burritos, they are absolutely delicious! And for those of you looking for a quick breakfast option at 3pm in the afternoon, try the breakfast burritos, they are available all day! Don't let the questionable exterior fool you, they focus their energy on making BOMB mexican food, not updating the paint and seating.

The food was amazing and i wasn't expecting it at all. This is one of the best true Mexican places i've been too.

Overpriced. Carne Asada burrito at Alfonso's 5 minutes down the road is $3 cheaper and 50% larger.Taste - exact same. So in that sense price didn't justify it. And it was prepared in about 30 seconds so essentially I felt like I was eating food in a college dining hall where everything is scooped out of pre-made containers.Basically - I did not expect to pay $10.70 for a burrito smaller than the $8.50 massive ones you can get at Chipotle.