Tacos Al Pastor

So does taco spot is in a little strip mall with a bunch of other restaurants. You can probably miss it if you don't know what you're looking for. It's a small shop but they do have indoor and outdoor seating. Several seats inside and then outside to have a patio situation. They have free parking because it's public and a strip mall so you don't have to worry about paying to park, but they're not a billion parking spaces so just keep that in mind.I come in and I can immediately see some meat in the background and it looks pretty good. I was definitely greeted by somebody as soon as I walked in the door. On the inside they have a bunch of different drinks that cans and bottles just like they have a water disaster so you won't feel have to buy a lot of water. They also have a small area for sauces so you can actually get whatever sausage you want from the serving tray. That's nice so you don't have to keep going back and forth to try to ask them for sauces.They have a flat top that they are cooking on in the background so it comes off the grill hot and fresh. I got the tacos de la abuela (pork and beef) and then the quesa birria. The tacos were good. I tried the green sauce and the red sauce for them just to see what they would be like. Pork was flavored very well and it really didn't need a whole lot of extra. The beef was good but the sauce definitely helped. There were some pineapple and other flavorful bits in the taco as you can see in the picture so you already know that it had the sweet and savory going on. I enjoyed that very much. Now the Birria was good as hell. It had an order that came with three tacos plus the dipping juice as well. They put it in a little cup and then you can dip it as you see fit because of tacos fit perfectly. They were good on their own, the cheese was perfectly melted and everything. So I didn't actually need anything else but I dipped it anyway! They were a good size, and very full. So it's not like you would get only a little bit of meat with this, no, you got plenty. Overall this spot was really good and I would definitely consider making this a go-to spot for me to pick up some carryout. It was fairly affordable so why not!? Tacos are like 350 a pop, and the order of birria was about 14 for three tacos and the juice. I'm definitely going to visit it again.

Was so excited to try this spot after seeing all of the positive reviews, but it just wasn't quite it for us. We ordered on UberEats to pick up; between my boyfriend and I, we ordered quesa birria, supreme nachos, elote, chirros and a strawberry agua fresca. Out of everything we ordered, the only items worth returning for were the elote, churros and the agua fresca, unfortunately. The proteins on both main dishes were just terrible - on my supreme nachos, the ground beef was so overcooked, it was like leather. My boyfriend's quesa birria was overly packed with excessive cheese and the beef again, overcooked and just not good. Everything was pretty soggy not even halfway through as well, so impossible to finish even if we wanted to. Overall, extremely underwhelming. Weird bc their sign states "authentic street style," but they really missed the mark.I'd only return for a beverage or elote, not too interested in trying any other main dishes.Inside was clean and we were the only customers at the time. Service was pretty quick as well. We had high hopes after seeing 4.9 stars on Google but it was just disappointing :(

We visited Tacos Al Pastor in Brookhaven on a weeknight and had a great experience. The place had a fair amount of people, giving it a lively atmosphere. You conveniently order at the counter, and they bring the food to your table. There's both patio and indoor seating available, so you can choose based on your preference.The Al Pastor tacos were fantastic, especially with abuela's handmade tortillas--highly recommend getting them this way. We also tried the burrito, which was filled with rice, beans, meat, and avocado salsa. Their house salsas were a standout fresh and packed with flavor.The food came out quickly, and the service was friendly and efficient. Overall, a good spot for a casual meal. We'll be back!

Good vegan taco for anyone on the go! The taco was made to order right in front of you. The cashier is also the cook so it takes a moment for the food to be prepared but it's really good and the service is kind. There is also a small patio for anyone who wants to have a sit. The restaurant was clean and the salsas are good

You know you are in an authentic taco spot when beef tongue is on the menu!This is a great little taco spot in the old five points shopping area at the corner of Johnson Ferry and Ashford-Dunwoody. Very little seating but they do have an outdoor area if you bring your dog.They have tacos callejeros for $3.25 each and tacos de la abuela for $3.50. I am not a Spanish speaker but I know Abuela is grandmother so I figure anything made like Grandma used to make has to be good. I got two tacos de la abuela, one chicken and one beef. The restaurant is small but clean. The staff friendly. Overall a good experience. The tacos we good, but about what I expected. The prices are not super high, but not a great value either. I will come back and try them they also have a nice kabob style rotisserie with pork on it I want to try.

We stopped by this place as it had super good reviews and were very hyped to try it. The place has decent amount of seating and is fairly clean. They have a variety of drinks to choose from, I mean the most unique flavors of Jarritos. The tacos themselves were um not my favorite. The chicken was dry and lacked flavor. The tortillas seemed not so fresh and were very thick. Even after adding a lot of sauce, we struggled to finish them. Veggie Al Pastor I had high hopes for but unfortunately the combination of pineapple, oyster mushrooms and the sauce did not mesh well together. The service was quick and they have sauces for self serve as well. I do think that it might be better for people who eat red meat as that's what the most good reviews have stated. I will not be back :(

A friend mentioned this place. And boy oh boy was it super delicious. Apparently Tacos Al Pastor started out as a food truck.The hubs ordered pork tacos and Mexican sausage de la abuela. It was tasty and had a generous amount of meat. We saw them started making the handmade tortilla right as the order was put in so it's definitely fresh.I had the beef tongue gorditas. The gorditas was a little crunchier than I expected, but it was good nonetheless. The little cubes of beef tongue was chewy and added a nice contract in texture. The horchata drink was tasty as well. It was well flavored and not watered down.A friend of ours swapped his quesa birria for one of our tacos, and that thing is to die for. Apparently it's a new concept and growing in popularity. That thing was so flavorful, cheesy, and moist. I'm just dreaming of it now as I write this. If you're into trying new things, this is a MUST TRY. At first I thought it was like a French dip concept, but the taco was packed full of flavor and its juices. They gave you a separate cup with the sauce so you can soak that bad baby even more. The prices here weren't bad either even though it's Brookhaven. [$3.25 for a regular taco.]

Don't be surprised if you're charged higher prices than the prices that are on the menu!R and I visited Tacos Al Pastor later in the evening on the same day they had their official grand opening last month. Parking was easy to find, and there were some customers sitting at tables in the outdoor patio and some eating in the indoor dining area.The employees weren't welcoming at all. Even though there were a few at the front counter, they just stood and looked at us. A "Hello" or "Welcome" would've been nice. R asked one of the employees a few questions about the menu items, then we ordered.The employee rang up each item as we ordered. I noticed that the $3 street taco on the menu rang up as $3.50. I immediately questioned the reason why I was being charged $0.50 more for each taco, and the employee told me, "Oh, the tax is added when we ring it up." Uh, ok, but how is the tax rate at this restaurant over 16%?????? Then R ordered the elote, that was $4 on the menu. However, it rang up as $5. This time, R asked why it was $1 more, and was told it was added tax and the price was increased, they didn't have time to change the price on the menu and, besides, the price comes up automatically when she rings it up. Look at the pics that I took before we placed our orders. You'll see the prices for the street tacos and the elote in the pics that I posted with this review.Had there been some advanced warning about the surprise price increases we may have been tolerant. However, when higher prices are charged without any warning or a good excuse, this comes across to us as being deceptive, with the owners/managers seeming to hope that no one notices the increased prices on the items and just pays the higher prices without realizing it. R even told them that. He even said,"This restaurant had a grand opening earlier today! How is it that you guys didn't have time to warn your customers that the prices went up, or even write the higher prices on the menus on the TV monitors?" The employee just gave a shrug of her shoulders. I have a very big problem with this business that tried to charge us more than their stated prices, especially on the day of their grand opening! Because of this, we left after canceling the order and won't be going back.

Food was great! The guacamole is very basic but so delicious! Quesa Birria were good. Pork quesadilla was my favorite. Would eat again 10/10

Food and service were exceptional. The torta was very filling and the tacos as well. They have a great selection of sauces and a variety of Hispanic sodas. I would highly suggest to anyone with a big pallet.