Taqueria Don Quezadillas Belinda

Taqueria Belinda was not only delicious, but the staff were very welcoming! I liked being able to try several varieties and I would definitely go back for the chipotle chicken.

This semi hidden gem has fire tacos! I enjoyed the chicken and shrimp the best. Parking is limited. There is a wheelchair ramp available. Inside, there are about 8 tables for seating. Beer is currently sold. Liquor was on the menu, however I don't know if it's being sold at this time. Some items were taken off the menu.Service was quick and the presentation was good. The tacos were full of flavor. I will say the chipotle chicken was kinda tough, but not bad. I will definitely return.

I was excited to try this restaurant because it had such high ratings. It's a cute hole in the wall with good food and friendly staff. Other ratings raves about the guacamole, which I promptly order with chips and salsa as well. So bummed when the waitress came back to inform us they had no guacamole! The salsa was green, not what I was expecting, and pretty hot. I believe this is authentic Mexican food and I'm used to the Americanized version. I will say my quesadilla was pretty good and the tacos the others ordered looked good.

This little hole in the wall is super authentic and worth checking out! I had the chipotle chicken burrito and my husband had the asada burrito. The real star of the night was the chips and guac tho. The guac was some of the best I've had, super fresh and fLavorful and the chips were homemade and came out hot. The waitress didn't speak any English and Called the manager and put her on speaker phone so we could order (that's how legit this place is lol).The ambiance was a weird vibe tho not gonna lie. There was a smoke detector beeping the whole time and an annoying squeaking sound (maybe from a fan?). Music or something would have helped. Either way the food is that good so I'll still give 5 stars. I just might get take out next time :)

For the love of all things food! This place has THE BEST birria tacos! So, I sorta developed a love for birria, and during my love phase, I found this place. First off, I'd been here once before, and had some delicious soup; that was over two years ago. So, when I was on a search for a local spot that sold the tacos and was within driving distance, I had to stop in. The day I was there, the owner said we had purchased the last bit of birria meat, which if I might add, is made with lamb meat she gets from Chicago. Unfortunately for me, another customer had ordered 3 - THREE, TRES pounds of the meat! I was outdone and instantly wanted to go to the person's home to invite myself over for more of the birria. The guacamole and chips are delish! The chips came out fresh and hot, and the guac was LOADED with amazing flavor.Now as wonderful as the food was, there were a couple of small things I was not too happy about. I roughly pay no more than $3 (at $3 it's more of a supreme type taco) for an authentic taco almost any place I go. The price of the tacos here is $3.50-4. The other, the bigger issue I had, while looking at the menu to order some food to take home, the deep-fried quesadilla was listed on the menu for $6.99. The owner told me the price was now $9.99. Let's keep in mind that several price changes had already been made on the menu, as you could see the previous amounts had white-out on them, with the new amounts written in. Needless to say, the deep-fried quesadilla did not have a price change reflected on the menu. I am big on honoring what is listed, as the correct price for things. I just felt it was an upcharge due to convenience for whatever reasons possible. All of this considered I will go back for more birria tacos; I'll pay the $3.50 per taco.

Let me preface this review by saying that I am a huge taco snob. If there is anything offputting, I immediately decide to not return. I have been to Quezadilla Belinda four times in the past two months, and I will continue to go back time and time again. Their tacos (I've had the tripa, lengua, cabeza, and pastor) are wonderful. I'm not the biggest fan of pastor tacos, but this place made me a believer. The tripe is delicious, fatty, and so clean. Pair it with one of their beautiful salsas (the verde is the BEST) for a different flavor combination. But the best? THE SOUP. I've had both the pozole and the menudo, both of which are fantastic and I would eat over and over and over. This has tied my long time favorite as the best taco place in Indy. Try it out and you won't be disappointed!

I was here a couple of weeks ago. But the place is great. It doesn't look like much from the outside. But the food is delicious. I ordered the tacos de lomo and the were great. I also ordered a fried quesadilla. It was huge but so savory. Also got the horchata which was sweet but tasty. But I will be going back to try other food items. If your in Indianapolis area. Check this place out. It can contend with some the tacos spots we have here in Chicago. But pay them a visit and see for yourself.

This is the restaurant of the food truck that was located on Franklin and Pendleton Pike. Great tacosthen, and great tacos now. Tacos de Lomo Encebollado is a must here!They now have some traditional Mexican soups like posole and menudo! And they serve quesadillas, tortas, and more!

This is a simple simple taqueria. Just good basic Mexican tacos. For the price it's excellent.

Food is absolutely amazing! If you are in the area and are looking for authentic Mexican food, this is your place!