Tipico's

The food here is out of this world! We enjoy coming here for breakfast on Sundays and the whole family loves it, wish we had one closer to home but it is definitely worth the drive. 10/10!!!

Every person in Dallas says this place is bomb- so this was a place that I've been wanting to try. So I'm finally here. Parking spot is small but there is parking- this place is packed but there was tables available- the whole time I was there people kept on coming but people were leaving also. - sit where you want- the waitress was good. Friendly- The Menudo- was missing some flavor I did like the meat it was chucky Nopalitos con Guisado de Puerco en Salsa Verde - and it comes with fresh homemade tortillas corn & flour- - the food was good. The rice was ok- the beans were actually pretty good. The guisado was good- One thing i was disappointed was that the salsa verde wasn't spicy- the salsas we got with the chips were not spicy either- for a Mexican joint , food needs a kick- not to burn off your tongue but a nice kick - that's why I was disappointed - maybe the jalapeños were being friendly that day- I will go back to try again

I've been here many times before and it's safe to say this place never disappoints. This is a traditional Mexican food spot that's family owned over by Love Field Airport. It's been around for decades and is one of two locations in DFW! We ordered the eggs with chorizo plate that comes with potatoes and beans & the tacos al carbon which comes with rice and beans. Your choice of tortilla as well (flour or corn)! The food is very tasty. Good service. I also had the horchata to drink (which is basically a sweet drink made with rice & cinnamon) & it was very yummy. Once you're done ordering you pay at the front! The ambiance is lively & it is usually very busy-- but I am not surprised. The food is extremely delicious and traditional. Please go dine here if you haven't already. They take to-go orders as well!

Mom used to make an Italian version of "menudo" (tripe) with a spicy tomato-based sauce and potatoes. Grew up loving that!When I first moved to Texas from the Midwest I was excited to see "menudo" on the menu at an (unnamed!) Mexican restaurant and ordered it without having done my research. It was HORRIBLE!!! Really greasy and obvious the tripe was not cleaned very well; it was years before I would ever try again. My second try was at Casa Navarro and, while theirs was MUCH better, the fact they serve it only Saturday and Sunday as well as it being "just okay" (still a bit too greasy for me) prevented me from going back.Today after doing a lot more research, I ended up at Tipico's at 10:45am on a Thursday--they serve menudo every day! I was surprised to see how crowded it was, getting one of the final few parking spots in the main lot. After sitting down at one of the last available tables I placed my order... a LARGE bowl of menudo--being only 50 cents more than the small bowl it seemed like a no-brainer. I (gringo) also appreciated that the waitress didn't ask me "if I was SURE I wanted to order it" like had happened both times before; it made me feel like less of an outsider and more welcome to be there! ;)What I was served along with the chips, salsa, and corn tortillas was AMAZING! The broth was so flavorful and the tripe was mild tasting and delicious. I could have eaten two large bowls! I do agree with some that a bit more hominy would have been nice but did not experience the saltiness described by some.If you ever feel adventurous and want to try menudo, I'd say this is the place to go. It was by far the best soup made with tripe I've ever eaten (sorry mom)! As long as you're able to mentally deal with what it is, the appearance, and texture I am confident you'll have a positive experience. Don't feel you need to have a hangover to enjoy it!I will DEFINITELY return... soon!

I was craving an old school Mexican breakfast and stopped here. They do not have a long menu, but have an array of items from tacos, flautas, enchiladas, and more. It was very busy, but the waitress was quick to get everyone in and seated. The restaurant had some great music playing and TVs, but not too loud so you could converse with family and friends. They have the typical drinks you can think of and alcohol, but what stood out is that they actual Aguas Naturales and not from the machine. This something very rare in the Tex mex restaurants nowadays! I had the Lemonada and it was so refreshing. They gave chips and salsa, but with a hint of Tipico's way of doing things! A fresh red salsa that is the right amount of spice and flavor AND a cold salsa that is mild for my friends that just want to have a "chips and salsa" type of day meal. They are both appetizing and a perfect table starter before you get your meal. I ordered the chilaquiles and it was delish! Please keep in mind it is not the typical spicy version you might be use to it is Egg with tortillas and chorizo, beans, and potatoes. It also comes with either flour tortillas or corn. What I liked it was not too spicy and I could enjoy! I also tried the Menudo and was just like "how grandma use to make it at home" with a punch of flavor. If I could I would of drank the broth lol. Seriously, try the Menudo it is what they are known for. The staff is quick on their feet and constantly getting their customers in and out of the door. That is what I call GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE! I will be back to try the rest of menu items! Thanks Tipicos for being one of a kind!

Right by Bachman Lake and the highest rated tacos in the area on Yelp.You'll find ample parking and plenty of seat, yourself booths, and tables. Tables are numbered and you pay at the front. Be sure and get there early as it gets very crowded. The server was very friendly and efficient. Chips, salsa, and my huevos rancheros were delicious. My son and grandson enjoyed the tacos. The homemade flour tortillas were a hit with all of us!

Tipico's is one of the few Mexican restaurants in Dallas I can confidently say serves a TRUE, AUTHENTIC Mexican food experience. My family and I have been coming here for YEARS. This ain't no fancy "gourmet" Mexican food or chimichanga/queso type Tex-Mex. It's, for lack of better terms, a hole-in-the-wall that serves BOMBBBB Mexican food. My mom is from South TX and she says the food tastes like authentic Texas Mexican food and is the closest to the food she gets back home. The quality is consistently great and they serve chips and salsa. The salsa is spicy af and not watered down at all. I love the red salsa. The chips always taste fresh.The service is always fast and the employees here work hard. We've never received poor service here. The dishes are amazing-I highly recommend their breakfast tacos (bacon & egg, nopales), their beef soup (sopa de res), and their res guisado taco plate. You won't be disappointed here.

Had some amazing cheese enchiladas! Just the right portion for me. Very busy restaurant and parking can be difficult at times.

$10 for a combo plate which was good and a good amount of food, was disappointed when I orders a very small soup. $12 and a ice tea $6. What a rip off . I guess there is where they make their money. Probably will not come back

The food and service never fails. We've had enchiladas, carne asada and tacos. All tasty and fresh.