Sacred Taco

Solid casual spot for tacos and margaritas. Great happy hour specials as well with half off tacos and margs! I believe its every day until 6pm.I got a classic margarita and a carne asada taco for a mid afternoon snack. The marg was refreshing, mixed well and served ice cold. I could taste the fresh lime juice and not premixed that other places have. They have also some other creative margaritas and cocktails that seem fun to try but I decided to keep it classic when I stopped by.The carne asada taco was huge and exactly what I needed. Fresh guac, pico and seasoned beef made it really delicious. They have some great salsas that vary from mild to really spicy. Stop by for a drink and some great tacos!

Sacred Tacos was the perfect lunch spot to mix things up after several days of dim sum lunches. It's a nice casual space that offers friendly service and delcious food made from quality ingredients.We began with the Guacamole & Chips. The guacamole was great. My only complaint is I wish the chips would have been served warm. It's just a personal preference. We ordered a variety of tacos including the Shrimp Taco, the Halibut and Crab Taco, the Carnitas Taco, the Carne Asada Taco and the Oaxacadelphia Cheesesteak. The shrimp taco with no sauce was my favorite. It included 4 large grilled shrimp seasoned perfectly on rice. My husband's favorite was the Carnitas Taco. The Oaxacadelphia Cheesesteak was my husband's least favorite as it had a lot going on. For a variety of unique and classic options, check out Sacred Tacos.

The best tacos ever . They deserve the name ,Loved chicken , shrimp and mushroom taco.The best local draft beer , you will never regret for trying.Ambience is great ..Nicole did great job and helped us with menu.

I had 20 minutes to kill before an appointment and needed a quick bite. This place was PERFECT. Really friendly staff. Complementary chips with salsa and a water with the substantial carnitas taco... $6 subtotal. Really? $6 only? WOW. The taco had enough filling for 2 tortillas, imo, so it was a great deal. Extremely fresh and delicious. This will be my go to spot every time I'm in the neighborhood.

The food was amazing, the taco is definitely worth the cost. The server we had was extremely friendly and made great drinks. Definitely a great and chill place that's worth its cost.

Came here since got Botox across the st and I was hungry. The place was empty, ordered enchiladas suizas w a side of mole. It was OK, nothing special. They charge you for chips (which always annoys me!) but the bartender/waiter gave me some for free (thank you for that). The red salsa was warm, which was kinda odd (maybe they just made it?). Their menu needs to have more descriptions of what everything is, IMO. And they charge you slightly more to use your CC. I won't be coming back here again. But I will say the service was good, I just wouldn't go back since the food was mediocre at best.

I came for Taco Tuesday and with a group of people. I'm pescatarian and opted for the fish options. Per the reviews here I decided to order more of the cod and one shrimp taco but I ended up liking the shrimp taco much more. It was flavorful and had a really nice sauce. The cod was alright, more bland I would say

The food was great and the drinks were good. I felt like the waitress was passionate when whipping up our margarita pitchers. My roommate complained that the guacamole was expensive.

We went to Sacred Taco around 9 pm on a Wednesday. It's nice that it is a late-night spot that serves decent food. They had tables and also bar seating. Only one guy was working the bar and serving tables. He was super nice, but it was hard to flag him down when we wanted to order or to get the check.We got the elotes to start and complimentary chips and salsa. It tasted like the elotes had parmesan cheese instead of cotija. Also, we saw on yelp it was in a bowl, so we were expecting it in a bowl instead of two pieces of corn on the cob. Usually makes sense since they would've called it esquites, but many restaurants are different. The elotes also had too much chili on them. The presentation wasn't that appetizing either. For mains, I got the quesabirria taco and the al pastor taco. My friend got the carne asada burrito. Both were pretty filling and we had to take the other half to-go. I would still say the tacos were overpriced for $10 and $8. They are a little bigger than street tacos. I asked for jalepeños for my tacos (thinking it would be like the picked jalepeños, but they were the sliced ones from the bar).We weren't able to get drinks, so I would probably go back here again for drinks or happy hour. I just think the food is definitely overpriced.

What a great find! We stumbled on this place in search for a famous SF burrito. Definitely great vibes and wonderful staff. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. The food was delicious and just what we were looking for. Everything was full of flavor with unique touches that made the meal stand out. I would definitely recommend trying this place if in SF.