Tio Chuy's Tacos

When I'm on this side of town...I usually go tacos el gordo.Still my go to spot but been watching these guys of Facebook and....they did not disappoint A bit further for me but the price is waaaay better and as good as tacos el gordoGracias from Summerlin Estaban los tacos y mulita a poca motherLol

Los tacos más malos que he probado ; la cebolla estaba aseda ; el cilantro podrido ; y los tacos los más malos

I saw an advertisement and decided to come in today for TacoTuesday. The lady that helped us was so sweet and patient. Ordered 2 carne with everything, 1 plain, 1 pollo, 1 adobada, 1 birria, and 1 lengua. I felt like I had to try them all. I don't usually eat pork, but my kid enjoyed the adobada. I will say they are NOT stingy with the meat. Very filling! My eyes were def bigger than my stomach as I could only make thru 2.5 tacos. The pollo was my favorite with a delicious seasoning that has a little kick. 7 tacos for less than $20! No tables so you'll take them to go. Their salsa was very yummy! I'll remember to ask for more next time cause there will be a next time.

Quite frankly some of the best tacos we've had. In the ranks of Los Toritos, Pepe's, Etc... they tend to be extremely quick with the service and are generous with the portions (even adding cooked onions and a jalapeño onto the plate) Not only that but their prices are reminiscent of what a taco would cost you a couple years back with 8 lengua tacos, 2 sodas, y a consume coming out to a mere $30. If you're on the east side, and looking to pick up some tacos, just do yourself a favor and pick up some Tio Chuy's Tacos. Y ya déjate de chingaderas lol

Tio Chuys Tacos has great Tacos, so far the best I have had since moving to Vegas. Price was right as well, because the tacos are a good size and filling. I can not wait for my next visit. I went when they were on Bonanza and Nellis. Recommended for sure!

This was the second time I ate here in one week. I got the asada burrito and quesadilla. Let me tell you the burrito can easily feed 2 people or one person depending on the day the you had lol. Asada is grilled and oh so flavorful. I added guacamole and cheese the second time I came but honestly it doesn't need it. The flavors are well balanced with the spice, meat, and beans. On to the quesadilla, it is filled with cheese and they grill the cheese making it toasty. They have one salsa it is a mix of green and red and that is what I do at home. It's perfect just enough spicy for me. So happy they go to the Centennial location often.

Tortilla is covered in grease, it was expired (tasted sour), super hard. The meat was greasy as hell and tasted of nothing but old oil just like the tortilla, salsas lack flavor and spice. It used to be good but it's awful now.