Birrieria Dimas

Ok so I normally go to the place down the street but I decided to try this place out and soooooo mad I did ! FOOD: terrible! The tacos were soggy and the Birria dipping sauce was so watery. And the meat was barley separated. The rice was also over cooked and the beans were hard. :(SERVICE: was not that great we barley got a smile out of her. We were asking question and she seem a bit irritated. RETURN: absolutely not! And everything is over priced.

I went here for a night market and saw they had bone marrow tacos for $12! I was sold! Two birria tacos with a huge split bone that you scoop the marrow onto the tacos.Alright my thoughts on this birria trend is it is everywhere but there's so many interpretations of the dish. There's different flavors of spices and also different meat textures.I loved the meat, I loved the flavor, and the real winner is the crispy tortilla. That really made this delicious and checked off all the boxes.Really affordable and great product. I spent about $13

Birrieria Dimas is a must try. We spotted the food truck outside of a smiths and we decided to give it a go. I wanted to get the full experience so we ordered a few of their items. Of course all the items on the menu contain birria. The birria is well seasoned and very tasty. We tried the Birria fries that were really good. One thing next time I would get the fries on the side due to them getting real soft fast. The birria ramen was delicious, specially with its tasty broth. The Pizzadilla was basically a quesadilla. Wish they would have done a little better on making it more of a pizza than a large quesadilla. Over all good was really good and would come and try other items in the future

Delish and fast. My job catered them for lunch today. I ordered carne asada and birria quesotacos and birria taco Dorado. All really good

Their consome is AMAZING. Reminded me of very good Vietnamese Pho broth. I wanna try their Birria Ramen next time for that reason. Very good!!!! I loved it.

We ordered Queso Taco, Quesadillas and Birria Tamales. Everything was delish!!! Perfectly melted cheese on the Queso Taco. The Quesadilla had a generous amount of meet If we had to pick one, the Tamales were our fave. Reminded us of Tamales that we got from a street vendor in Mexico City This was our first time in this area and it was interesting to see all of the different food trucks.We will definitely be back to try other menu items ... looking forward to the ramen

Great and friendly customers service.Their birria is hands down the best in vegas replacing my previous favorite place. Their meat is tender and perfectly seasoned. The amount of birria they give in their tacos and quesabirria is very generous.Their prices are budget friendly, if you want quality birria this is your place.

One of the best birria food truck in the city, it's way out of the way in the north end of the city, but worth the trip.

I got to try this taco truck thanks to a Yelp event where I got to try their quesataco, street taco, and I was supposed to get an agua fresca but it wasn't ready. They also opened at 10:45am instead of the posted opening hour of 10am. The servings were really tiny.I went the next day to try other items on their menu and give them a second chance, and brought friends with me. Honestly, I've had better birria and consommé elsewhere at a very competitive price. Mulita:For $4 each, they're super tiny and you'd have to get at least 3 mulitas and a taco to fill you up. Not worth it.Pizzadilla:This can feed 2-3 people for $20. Very flimsy and hot - there's no way you can eat it like a pizza. If you don't eat it fast enough, it gets soggier. Your choice: burn yourself or eat a soggy quesadilla.Quesadilla:It's pretty much half of a Pizzadilla for $9.50.Aguas Frescas:We tried watermelon (sandia) and pineapple (piña). Both are very sweet at first sip. Let the ice melt to water it down for 10 minutes to get the perfect sweetness. But if you're mouth is burning from the Pizzadilla, you're out of luck! They top if with fresh fruit and you have the option to get a rim of chamoy.They don't have tables or chairs so you have to eat in your car or take the food home and let your food get soggy. Sometimes, there's a trash can, sometimes not.I know we're experiencing tough times at the moment. But how come a birria taco restaurant that pays rent charges less than a birria taco truck for the same kind of food at bigger portions?Be consistent with your hours. If you're still prepping at 10:30am then, change your hours.

Beef birria brought to you in a food truck. Definitely recommend If you're near the area. It'd super close to Broadacres swap meet off if Cheyenne and Las Vegas. This taco truck was introduced through a Yelp event, thankfully I was invited otherwise I wouldn't have thought of it. I ordered two tacos, 6 mulitas (Monday special, $3 for mulitas), a torta and a watermelon Fresca. Don't pass on the watermelon Fresca! It was freaken goooood! I cannot complain about the food other than the torta having more beans than beef. They also have a taco Tuesday special.