Chilangos Tacos

the food was OUTSTANDING I have not had tacos this good in a long time! will probably eat here once a week . wow! the service was very nice and tended to me and my friends perfectly ! I have absolutely no complaints outside of the music being a little loud inside . but the food was INSANELY GOOD. like I'm probably going to eat there tomorrow too. seriously.

These are the best damn tacos in DFW. The ambiance reminds me of la Taqueria Orinoco in Ciudad de Mexico. The workers are always friendly. The tacos are so good I made a valentine's day picnic for my husband with tacos and churros from here.My only problem with this location is that they are always PACKED. There is never enough parking or seating here. They should really expand their business soon.

WOW!! Everything we ordered was great. The tacos and quesadillas were reasonably priced 2 quesadillas were enough for me. All of the sauces were fantastic as well I loved the red sauce! The Elotes were some of the best ive had around here. Overall I was most impressed with the quality of food for the price. i thought it would cost a lot more. Extremely recommended.The only con is its pretty packed inside and hard to find seats, the parking lot is the same but there are lots behind and next door that you can just walk from!

My wife and I had seen this place on TikTok and decided to try it, it was down the road from us off of Preston and We Loved It! It felt like a "Little Mexico!" Great ambiance, friendly and FAST service! Dolce, was super kind to my wife and I! We will be definitely coming back! They food tasted amazing! Elote Tacos Hochata Worth the drive!

I've been to the restaurant before, but it was my first time at this location. The line in the restaurant was a little long, so I decided to order on my phone and complete an order for pickup. It took about 15 minutes to get my food. The burria tacos were delicious. I love the spicy hot sauce. It comes in this cute box. Everything was individually wrapped - which was helpful and I love that the tortillas are made fresh.

The place is super cute, loud music, fun vibe, employees are killing it. They are jam packed and pumping out tacos left and right. Ordered To Go from the kiosk at the entrance. Took over 20 minutes to get my food. Was it worth the wait? Not sure. Everything was good, nothing stood out as amazing. I got the Birria quesadillas, hubs had a carne asada quesadilla on flour. Truthfully, I can get comparable food at Laredo taco across the street (7-eleven) with no wait. Both make tortillas fresh all day, and Laredo's portions are much bigger. It's pretty good, and by the looks of it, they'll do great in this location. But as for me, I'll be getting my taco fix across the street.

I was very intrigued by the line to the register when I was walking up to the restaurant-- this place had to be good.. and it was. Some could say the tacos are maybe a tiny bit expensive but I think it's worth it for what you get. The tacos are well sized, packed with whatever meat you decided, and you have an option to add cilantro and onions on top. I'm not sure if this is true but the tortillas really taste handmade- very fresh and I like that they don't double layer it. That can get annoying at other restaurants. The restaurant is always busy (which is a good thing). I've come twice within the last week. I tried the tacos de pastor (amazing- probably the best I've had in a while) and the horchata was yummy too! The parking is tricky. They have to repaint the lines or something because that is something I don't look forward to when coming here. But 10/10 tacos & service for sure!

My roommate picked up food from here one night, I got 1 Pastor Taco $3.50, 1 Pollo Taco $3.50, 1 Carne Asada Taco $3.50, 1 Barbacoa Taco $3.50 and an order of Chips & Salsa $3.95. I got all of them on corn tortillas, flour tortillas are available if you prefer those instead. This are relatively small and come with onion, cilantro and lime on the side. I thought they were all good except for the Carne Asada, was tough and kind of chewy with no real flavor. I liked the Barbacoa the most, very tender and juicy. Their chips are good, nice crunch and the salsa was very refreshing and not spicy. I did get to try their queso which was also good, it was thicker than most places but had good flavor. The only knock I have for this place is the price to amount ratio. Not sure it is worth it but pretty good overall.

We visited on their grand opening day and took advantage of the $1.50 taco deal, which allowed up to five tacos from their standard selection. We chose the al pastor and carne asada, both on corn tortillas. Unlike many street taco spots that fry their tortillas, this place served them as-is, which I appreciated since it removed the extra greasiness. The tacos were generously loaded with meat, and the fresh pineapple on the al pastor was a nice touch far better than the canned version that often makes tacos too soggy. They offered a small selection of salsas and a jalapeño option for added spice. I especially enjoyed the green salsa, which might have had avocado in it, though I'm not entirely sure. Service was impressively quick, keeping the line moving efficiently despite the grand opening buzz. On a regular day, I imagine the atmosphere would be less hectic, making it easier to savor the experience. Five tacos felt like a bit much for one sitting, and on regular days, they're priced at $2.50 each. I'd recommend sticking to three tacos to keep the meal more manageable and affordable. Otherwise, it could add up quickly if you're not paying attention to your order.

the food was OUTSTANDING I have not had tacos this good in a long time! will probably eat here once a week . wow! the service was very nice and tended to me and my friends perfectly ! I have absolutely no complaints outside of the music being a little loud inside . but the food was INSANELY GOOD. like I'm probably going to eat there tomorrow too. seriously.