Taqueria Sanchez

This is a place I'm just coming back to after a long hiatus. Honestly I don't know why I stopped going, and I'm kicking myself for every time I chose something else. Had a barbacoa burrito the size of my arm, with some of the spiciest sauce around. The best foods are the ones you wear around after, and I had to wash my hands and arms twice to get all of that goodness that ran down!

The food has an authentic taste definitely a grab and go type of situation. The prices do not reflect the quesadilla that I bought because literally it was just cheese and I still got charged $15. I understand if it would've been Carne Asada quesadilla then at least with the meat, it would've been worth the $15 but they should really reconsider what they just charge for a cheese quesadilla

While I find the food quite good, it's very expensive for a road side taco stand. $14 for a single burrito is pretty outrageous. To note, pre-COVID, a burrito was $8. I get the prices are increasing, but a 75% increase?

This place was recommended to me by one of my colleagues. It definitely did not disappoint. I ordered the popusas, and they were a good size and delicious. It took about 10mins for them to prepare them. I wasn't aware that they automatically gave you one with meat and one without. My preference would have been both with meat, but I will have to ask about that next. I definitely will be going back to try more items on the menu!

As a westbank native, I have passed this place THOUSANDS of times and never tried it lol. I'm happy to report that this place is a solid taco spot. The food is fresh and budget friendly - I mean, who can beat $3 tacos, especially in this economy. I walked up to order, and I waited about 10 mins for my food so the service was quick. The ambiance is definitely a grab and go type of situation with only street parking. Overall, happy I tried them. I will be going back for a quick cheap lunch/ dinner on the go.

The best food is made with love, and the chicken tastes like all the love in the world goes into it. I could tell just from driving by this place that it was good. It is a humble building on the side of the road that always has at least a handful of people hovering around the window. Go there and order chicken tacos or a chicken burrito and you will be cared for very kindly. Please do not try to customize your order. Just let them make your food how it's supposed to be made. The fewer the words exchanged, the better. If your order costs $9, tip them at least $3. Karma will put even more love into the food. That is exactly how this works, trust me.

I always see a line outside of this Taqueria, so it was time to investigate for myself.We ordered, 4 fajita(carne asada) tacos, a chicken quesadilla, a fajita burrito and and an chicken enchilada plate. The total came to 36$, amazing. There's a limited outside seating area and a small stand table, if you're ready to grab a quick bite and run. I noticed traditional Mexican soft drinks available for sale, but our group opted to take ours to go. The beef tacos were a delicious street variety that I love and featured two hot sauces. Standard, double corn tortilla with cilantro and onion. Add hot sauce and a squeeze of lime and kapow! Your on the streets of Mexico.The burrito and quesadilla loaded with meat and cheese disappeared in no time flat. Questions regarding the doses were met with slurps, grunts and head nods. Jack happily said the quesadilla was very cheesy.Here comes the wah-wah.....When I opened the enchilada plate box, there were no enchiladas, only rice, beans and a salad. Insert crying face here. We were too far away to go back and I double checked the math. Yep they charged me. I'm super chill and mistakes happen. I communicated in broken Spanish, so I could have checked myself. Luckily, we ordered extra tacos, so I had something to eat. I was a happy camper, just slightly bummed. I'll still be back for tacos, but I'm gonna try the tongue next time......that's my favorite.

Really fast, made to order, authentic Mexican food. I got the steak quesadilla and they give you a lot plus the toppings. I've had the tacos before and they are great also. My only con is that they do not season the meat. Maybe they once did and got complaints. They give you salt packs. If that is the case then I guess nothing to change, if the majority said it's too much seasoning. I'll be trying the burrito and breakfast next.

This spot is an authentic taqueria. Food is made to order. Lunch hour can be busy, so plan at least for ten minute wait for your food.

Overpriced food that gets little amounts. They overprice it because construction workers seek jobs near there and they don't know any better than to get the nearest food. My dad is a fool for getting food here. The shack is decrepit and they never do anything special with it. Also they changed management, it ain't the same people that used to give a lot of food, just some new greedy, mean attitude owners.