El Pastorcito Taqueria

I went here with my friend and boyfriend and wasn't sure what to expect. The chips and queso was good, as were the tacos. We tried four different flavors - al carbon, pork, chicken, and steak. They were all pleasant. My boyfriend had the burrito and loved it, the serving was huge. The service was pretty good and the place itself was quite cute and vibrant. To be honest this place wasn't crazy special but for the price it was well worth it.

What an amazing find. Generous portions, flavorful tacos. The kicker is the Gordita. Ours was chorizo (outstanding) and it is my new passion. The thick tortilla/torta is divine. Housemade beans and rice were nice, simple, never stealing the show from the entrees. I'm coming back.

This place is unbelievable. My girlfriend and I were in the nearby Office Depot, and decided to walk over and give this place a try.Audrey ordered a gordita and some refried beans, and I had 3 tacos (pork, beef, and chorizo). All of my tacos were outstanding, but the chorizo was particularly good.The food comes with a sauce and a green sauce. Both sauces are spicy. Be forewarned.In fact. I would say all of my food was spicy, except the plain pork taco I had. It was bursting with flavor but not spicy.Audrey said the gordita was terrific, and I had a bite of her refried beans. Amazing.The price was good. It wasn't busy so we sat right down. They were making every effort to social distance, mandate masks, etc. So I appreciate that.I may have found a new favorite taco place in Louisville.

Yoooo. I've heard this place was good! I'm starting to think I waited a little too long to try it out lol. This place is probably slept on because it's in the cut but it definitely worth trying. I can't imagine how happy I would make my taste buds feel if I ate beef or pork!

I really wanted to like this place more than I did.The meat was not my favorite, it didn't have much flavor but wasn't horrible just not anything special. To be fair it was close to closing..So now on to the good parts :)The tortillas was really good, The guacamole was the best I've had in a long time. I would try again it but maybe for lunch. If I go back and it's better I will definitely update my review.

Been here few times, today decided to order to-go. Food arrived well, flavors on point. Tacos a bit on the greasy side but overall good! One of the very few places you'll find more 'homey' Mexican food. They all claim to be authentic but at least this one isn't too Tex Mex.

It's easy to miss this gem tucked in the corner of an older strip mall on Outer Loop with El Nopal across the parking lot. The menu is short but I personally would rather go to a place that does 10-15 things really well instead of a place that has a 10 page menu of dishes that are all basically the same. I also appreciate that there are items you don't see in other Mexican establishments The staff takes Covid precautions and we are all appropriately distanced. The beans are hands down one of the best things I've ever eaten in this city. The tacos are tasty per boyfriend who ordered them and street - style. I had the Gordita on my first visit and the huarache on my second and I would eat both of them once a week if I could.

My boyfriend and I ordered from this restaurant through DoorDash. The food came quickly and was packaged very well. They gave us plenty of green and red sauce and accommodated all of our requests. Other than the service being great the food was only better. I ordered chorizo tacos and they were so flavorful and they did not skip on the amount of meat. My boyfriend got the pambazos and said that it was the best torta he has ever had. Safe to say that we will be turning to El Pastorcito Taqueria whenever we are craving authentic tacos :)

I'll get right to the point, these are some of the best tacos you will find in Louisville. Period. I was really surprised to see the ratings for this place after I've eaten here a few times, since I've eaten my way through most of the tacos in Louisville at this point and these are probably tied for first place.Street taco style, simple, straight forward, no frills and affordable. $3 per taco is an absolute steal for these and the highlights for me were the Lengua (beef tongue) and chorizo tacos. Also, highly recommend trying one of their Gringa style tacos (flour tortilla with melted cheese, meat, onion and cilantro.) it's like a taco sized quesadilla and I would recommend anyone visiting try one.It's not a fancy storefront, but it's staffed by super kind people and filled with some of the raddest tacos in the city. I probably wouldn't recommend getting them delivered since they are best enjoyed hot and straight out of the kitchen.I'd recommend this place to anyone, and if you're a taco enthusiast you need to swing by this place.

We ( my son and I) ate street tacos corn and flour. My son's wife ate the sea food soup. The food was great. The place is hard to find but it is worth the search. It is next to a bakery. It also was operated by people of Latin American descent. Both have great food. Worth the long drive.