Tacos Don Goyo Downey

Pay cash to get 4% off!! They are closed on Mondays. No bathroom so need to walk to Starbucks. Parking can be difficult. Best tacos ever. Fresh handmade tortillas, FLAVORFUL meat that makes your mouth water. The quesotacos are my wife's favorites. You can't go wrong with your meat selection. It's all spectacular. My wife is a Mexican food connoisseur and says that Don Goyo is up there with the best tacos she has ever had if not the best. Enjoy!

The first time we came here I placed an order thru clover and we had the cali burritos with my husband, we both really liked them. I recently placed an order online Saturday November 23rd, around 6:30pm, only to find when getting to the place it was closed.The hours show as opened on google so i confidently placed an order, mind you we were very hungry.i've called since over 10 times and keep getting sent straight to voicemail. Idk why the clover app would take an order if the restaurant was indeed closed.I'm not sure what happened to the establishment but it's not professional to at least leave a voice recording for the voicemail, i just want my money back at this point.

Food is good, salsas are watery. Prices are sky high since they reopened from the fire.i won't buy for family since I'll spend $60 so now I just go for myself. $13 for 3 tacos...ridiculous.

When I first heard of this place I was excited, the video I came across hyped it up for me, I was not disappointed but it's not all that. The asada is really good, but the tripas, it's shame, they are very thing and practically fried... they are like fried chicken skin. The Al pastor tacos... they are a 6/10. The chicharrón tacos are a 10/10. It's a small spot, typical tacos location like it should be but I honestly don't think it's worth the hype.

So fresh and quality was great. Couldn't asked for more honestly. Loved that it came with guacamole and the tortillas were so natural. Portion and price was amazing as well but beware the salsas all were spicy or had an element to spice. Even the "not spicy" ones like the red was spicy. Green was probably the most mild. Overall great small business to support. I got one pollo and pastor taco and both were juicy and not dry

I had some time to kill while getting my windows tinted next door (check out Direct Tint - best in the business).This is like a little taco shop/stand right out of Tijuana, Mexico. The food is all delicious, they specialize in Al Pastor anything. My only gripe, the physical location is a bit rundown, which is part of the authentic charm I suppose. Mismatched paint and stucco, along with a general disrepair. UNFORTUNATELY, I had to watch a cockroach battle a spiderweb while eating my quesadilla, not the imagery that makes you hungry. That is also a testament to the food, because it didn't stop me from grinding. LOL. That said, it was gross. Had my wife been with me, she would have immediately thrown her food away, or suddenly been not hungry. I had the Al Pastor quesadilla which was excellent and really filling, total cost was around, $8.50. I like that they also have an old-school push cart with additional toppings that really help bring out the flavor: onions, cilantro, pico de gallo, radish, limes, etc. Pro tip: they prefer cash, you get a 4% discount, OR, you pay a 4% premium if you use a credit card, cash is king.

So this is supposed to be a good taco joint. My co-worker Guadalupe!!! Claims this is the spot. My wife wanted Al pastor. We were in the area so we stopped by. First, this is a legit tiny taco stand with two picnic tables on the side of the building for dining in, or dining out I should say. With these freezing weather forget dining there. It's a to-go joint!!! Second, there is absolutely no where to park. There is a cul de sac dead end where everyone tries to park. If you are lucky like us, someone pulls out and then you can pull in to a spot. If you are unlucky and there is a line, you have a hard choice to make. Drive round and round like some guy did til someone left, or just go somewhere else. What I can say, we got lucky on parking otherwise, I would not be writing this review. We ordered a papa loca with Al Pastor. And carne asada nachos. What about the food L to the A!?!? You asking. Well....Carne asada nachos were just OK. Not thing to write home to mom about. Lots of beans. Little carne asada almost no cheese. And lots of onions. Just OK. The carne asada was tough and had very little flavor. Saw one of the cooks opening plastic bags of beef, tossing them on the grill and sprinkling seasoning salt on them. The papa loca was much better. Lots of soft potatoes covered in cheese, Al pastor, pineapple, cilantro, onions. The flavor was all the mesh was delicious. The salsa bar was just eh.... Tried green and red salsa. Gave both two snaps down in Z formation So do you recommend? Should we go? Is it worth standing in line in the freezing cold? Hmmm. What can I say? If you're in the area. The temperature is mild, the stars align for you and There is no line to order, you can easily park and get in and get out with your food, go for it. Worth a shot. If you are scrambling to find a parking spot that's strike 1. Strike 2 is chances are you are gonna wait for ever for them just to take your order. And strike 3 another long wait to get your food. And that my friends I will not do again. Too many other great places with easy accessible parking to fandangle around here. Just sayin.

Carne asada fries did not have enough nacho cheese, they were dry, definitely not what's advertised on instagram. Not worth the price.

First , there is no street parking or parking lot . Park at your own risk . I got asada tacos and a sope to go, no indoor seating . The asada is good but nothing out of this world. Give it a try if you can find parking

This place is so darn good I'm hesitant to even share it. It's as close as you're gonna get to TJ tacos this side of the border. Homemade tortillas is a must, real top grade beef, non of that knock off grey stuff, and their habanero salsa will blow your hair back woweee!!!