Taqueria 2 Potrillos

Fresh food. Vegetarian options. Beans are lard free. Service was quick and people were nice. The ambiance is a little noisy. I'm hard hearing and it was hard to order and hear what the server was telling me. I will return with my parents to have them try the menudo but I would probably eat outside next time. See if the ambiance is better. Authentic Mexican food.

I tried a carne asada taco, a birria taco, and a mulita de al pastor. Everything was just okay, the asada lacked any sort of seasoning and was dry, the birria was fine, and the al pastor didn't seem to have too much flavor either. The salsa bar was pretty good and the aguas frescas are AMAZING! For a mulita, 4 tacos and a large drink it was $30 and the portions were small. I was bummed because I've eaten at a 2 potrillos several years ago (in a different location) and was so impressed. Not sure if the chain has just gone downhill in general or it was just a bad day for the location but with so many other options in Perris I won't be going back

I love the Al pastor taco!! The best. Service is always great...very clean establishment.

Came here with our soccer team. Place was packed. Good selection was good and food was tasty. The staff was really busy but helpful. The food and Agua fresco were good. I wish they had a little bit more options at the salsa bar. Would eat here again if in the neighborhood.

Food is great! Gets a little packed at times in the parking lot. Service is good, a little slow at cleaning tables. It does get a little loud inside as well.

Excellent food, love the Al pastor burrito bowls or burritos. Tons of stuff to choose from, reasonable, friendly staff.

Delicious, would highly recommend ! Food and drinks are always fresh and tasty! Plenty of seating space!

I have been here enough times to know better, but unfortunately, it's been a while since I last visited here. This is "authentic," as they say. There's a salsa bar. There's a lady who hand makes the tortilla and cooks it in front of you. There's always a long line. I think the problem is that I don't speak Spanish. There is a language barrier. I also think if I stick with tacos or burritos, then they make that in front of you, and you are off. I ordered a sope. He said to give him 2 minutes. I'm standing in front of him while the line moves on to the cashier. People have passed me by. 2 minutes is up, and I see a lady come out of the kitchen with a box in her hand. I finally decide to go in the line to the cashier and ask for my sope. Wouldn't you know the guy behind me who passed me up, also ordered a sope. She gave him my sope! When it was my turn, I told her I had a sope and she had to go in the kitchen to let them know. I'm now standing here waiting for it for at least 10 minutes! The food was great. I just find them a bit pricey. My teenage son wanted tacos, but 5 asada tacos were 14.95. They were really small tacos. I had sticker shock. The best deal was probably their burritos. But my friend said the asada taco was bland. Finally, the salsa bar was great but there's no container to put it in. You have to scoop it into your food.

By far the worst menudo I've ever had. Definitely do not eat their menudo. No limes just lemons. Which is ridiculous because for Mexican food you really need limes not yellow lemons. A bad tasting menudo and no right condiments. The aguas frescas have way too much sugar. The service was ok. I didn't know it was cafeteria style. Don't expect to get anything brought to your table. You have to pick up your own plates and clean them up. It looked and smelled clean.

This place used to be so good but the quality of the food and taste has gone down. The burritos are super skimpy for the price. This used to be my go to but now I need to find a new one