Reyna Market

Here in this Mexican place you can find everything for your house, food, snacks, drinks, prepared food, meat, sauces , guacamole, cheese , cleaning supplies, cooking supplies, toys, etc. The meat is so good, soft and easy to cook, is not expensive as other places, is not cheap either but fair price. Open 7 days a week. I enjoy visit this place and try different things all the time also my regulars. I highly recommend it to all of you.

Reynas Market it's a small mom and pop store! It brings me so much memories, it's a Market / meat shop/ restaurant.Need too try their tacos! - Tortillas hechas a mano ( homemade corn tortillas) or you have the option between the regular one. I do believe if you get the handmade tortillas they have price difference.- Taco $1.75 each regular tortillas -Asada -Chorizo-Nopales with Huevo-CarnitasWell there's plenty more, that's just a few items from their menu I have tried.** Remember Yelp friends, with great food comes a price! Exercise! Stay fit # Elite # foodie 4 Life

This place is legit. Comparable to El Toro Bravo in Costa Mesa and definitely better than Original Taco Factory in Tustin (which I also like). The tacos were only 1.50 each which is pretty cheap. They fill up the tortilla with meat too so it's definitely worth it.I would recommend the Chorizo and Al Pastor. The picture I uploaded says it all. The meat was juicy and seasoned well. Service was surprisingly top notch, going out of their way to make sure we enjoyed our food and provide extra napkins. There are benches outside but it was raining pretty bad that day so we were just standing under the overhang. No indoor seating and the tiny parking lot sucks.We also go the made in house chicharron which is dangerously good. You'll definitely be sweating out fat if you buy pounds of this stuff.Summary: legit food, well priced and almost a steal and surprisingly good service. Edit: 2nd time I came the meat was really dry and disappointing. Apparently this location and Soho share the same address, the owner and another yelp member contacted me regarding this issue so I transferred my review to the correct location.

Feels like you step into a truly authentic market in Mexico. Was concerned that I wouldn't be able to communicate that well given that I don't speak Spanish that well - but every time I've shopped there, I've had no problems at all communicating. My latest order for a large party of 15 was well prepared and on time. Good price and plenty of carne asada!

Great food and service from the chef I recommend the costillas en nopales con chile verde.

Terrific tacos on awesome hand made tortillas.Fish and shrimp were awesome.Carnitas were terrific.Great salsas.Really cheap.These are the studs behind SOHO tacos.Eat outside on a picnic table.Shh don't tell anyone - los blancos estupidos like to pay twice as much for not as good tacos so long as the tacos are served in whitey-land.This is where Mexicans come to eat - but what the heck do they know about good Mexican food. They probably have never even eaten at Sol Cucina.

What I was looking for was Soho Taco. I was traveling back to San Diego and Yelping while driving is just as bad as texting so I was not able to read up on it as I went.All I saw it was that it was up ahead of me in Santa Ana, it had 5 stars with over 90 reviews so I sent it to Maps to get directions.When I arrived it was in the middle of a Latino neighborhood that did not look like one I would want to hang out in at night. Soho Taco was at the same address as the Reynas Market and it was obvious that it was a food truck that operated out of the location and not a taco shop as I had hoped. I had traveled a lot further off the 5 freeway than I had wanted to find this place so I decided to try the Reynas Market rather than to try to find something else. I am glad I didReynas Market is a classic Mexican Market that looked as if could have been transplanted from the middle of Mexico. Near the door was a small kitchen with the signs printed in Spanish and small lettering below each item in English. I saw that they offered a tripe taco so I asked for it since I had never seen one offered at a taco shop before.The woman behind the counter did not understand my order until I asked for Tripas so that tells you I was in the real deal as far as Mexican Torta shops go. When she understood what I wanted she looked at me a little funny since I guess gringo's don't eat much tripe but I am game for just about anything when it comes to food. It was awesome. It came on a classic stone ground type hand made tortilla with two sauces, one red and one green. The woman behind the counter cautioned me they were caliente but being a chili head myself I felt no fear. The green sauce was the most interesting, it began cool but I think it was made from habanero because it ramped up fast and stayed with you a long time. The tripe was superb, grilled perfectly and with the right mix of cilantro and onion to support the two "not for the wimpy" sauces. I also has an Asada burrito that was very good and would have been worth a positive review all by itself but the taco blew past it and it in my estimation and is what I remember and want to go back for today.

I've been in search of good street tacos in Santa Ana and was so excited to find this little gem. Maybe I ordered the wrong meats but I got al pastor & carnitas and boy, they were both dry, tough and lacked flavor. Plus, they charge 1.85 or so for a taco that's not even great. The winner of the meal was the guacamole. $3 for 8oz and served with thick cut chips. It was made fresh to order :P I would come back just for the guac.

We love your hot foods but Highway Robbery on juice clearly says 2.99 charged 4.10 with tax ? and bag chips 4.79 charged 5.30 plus tax? 2 Gatorades 1.99 4.30 each lol

They made my order wrong we both said plane but instead of played they gave us mustard lettuce and cheese one star I hope they try their best the next time I order from them