Taqueria La Luz

The Gordita with Al Pastor was very good! The shell is soft yet crispy. The Al Pastor was very flavorful and my only complaint is I would have liked more pineapple. The picture doesn't do it justice but the Gordita is a good size. I love the cheese they use. I also purchased the sangria margarita swirl. This margarita might be stronger than the drinks they serve at the bar! 2 and I was feeling great! Highly recommend the Gordita.

Having had been to the food works on multiple occasions now, I wanted to venture from my typical reliable spots. After much debate, I decided to try their Pork Burrito and take advantage of the free cilantro, limes, salsas, hot sauces, and onion offered at the front. As much as I want to say this was a phenomenal burrito, I can't help but feel a little underwhelmed. My qualms are that it was not very filled the ingredients could have used a bit more seasoning. All the sauces definitely helped but it did feel like it was lacking. Staff were great and it still is some place I'd like to give another try.

Lovveee Taqueria La Luz! Literally order from there multiple times per week! Their tacos are authentic and taste amazing! Their burritos are fulfilling and their quesadillas are fantastic! Can't wait to continue eating there in the future! Their service is prompt and understanding and their atmosphere is welcoming!

I tried the Gordita with beyond meat with fish taco and they were pretty good. I was STARVING and inhaled my food, which may have contributed to the aftermath. Good: the Gordita gave me hard fried arepa vibes but was delicious. I expected it to look different (idk why) but it's like two hard friend arepas with a bunch of stuff in between. It definitely hit the spot and I ate 2 in one sitting. The fish taco was also good and for both, I added a bunch of onions, cilantro and salsas. Aftermath: shortly after inhaling 2 gorditas and 1 taco, my stomach was bubbling. Idk if it was the speed at which I ate or the quality of food but it happened without remorse. Overall, the food was good and I'd try it again.

La Luz is located within Chattahoochee Works. They had a special due to ATL Taco Week October 2nd to the 8th. The special was 2 birria tacos and esquire. Esquite came in a cup and contained corn, lime, crema, and cotija cheese.The employees were friendly and knowledgeable. They explained all the menu items. They offer chicken and beef birria tacos. You can't change the special. They have a toppings bar. They had diced onions, cilantro, lime, salsa, salsa Verde, and the cute little plastic 1oz containers with lids to put your toppings in. I'm a big fav Verde Salsa along with lime, onions, and cilantro on my tacos. The tacos also came with the dipping sauce.The tacos had a decent amount of filling. The sauce was very thin and kind of bland. The salsa Verde had more flavor to me. I put that on both my tacos. The esquite was different to me. I had never tried it before. I would like it more with less cheese in it. Reminded me of a creamed corn but not as sweet and more liquid.The tacos were okay. Not bad. I would try other items on the menu. The service was great. The pricing was decent.

Stopped by here as we were grabbing several items from various stalls and was craving a quesadilla. Service was super quick and nice. I ordered the Campechano Quesadilla. We waited maybe 5 minutes for our hot quesadilla. It had a very good portion of meat and was well seasoned, but found it to be extremely oily. Overall, a reasonably priced option but not the healthiest.

Wish yelp allows 0 stars. In the last few days I have noticed they are doing paid promotion in Instagram stories with a crispy cheese, it looks very unique. Today on a Saturday afternoon I drove for 30 mins to go there and try the crispy cheese. When I reached there, it was not in the menu, I spoke with guy who was in the counter and he said it is only for advertising purposes. To me it is an absolute unethical way of doing business, that you are trying to bring in people showing a unique item and don't actually have it. Shame on you guys!! Have some character!!

Tried Taqueria La Luz for the first time this past Friday with some friends after visiting Dr. Scofflaw. We arrived at the food hall rather late, close to closing time. So most places were closed already but taqueria la luz was still open, so we decided to try it out. I got an al pastor taco and my fiancé got the chicken quesadilla, which we shared. Honestly, I am so happy we got both these things. The food was excellent. The Al Pastor taco might've been the best pastor taco I have had in Georgia, and I have tried a lot of al pastor tacos. It was super flavorful, and they even had a mini bar where you could add more cilantro, onions, and a few sauces they had to offer. The quesadilla was also very good too. It was cheesy and had the right amount of chicken as well. We didn't wait too long for our food, but this is because the food was made fresh and wasn't just heated up. Definitely worth the wait. Pricing wasn't too bad. It was pretty standard for food in a food hall. Will definitely give this place another visit in the future.

I love coming to the Chattahoochee Works, you never know what good food places are there. Today I tried the Chicken Birria and it was good. The consome could have been a little more flavorful but overall an 8/10. Would definitely come back for more.

Taqueria La Luz is one of the better stalls in The Works. I always experience fast service and fresh food whenever I visit. This visit I ordered two fish tacos; one prepared with slaw and the other with lettuce. I definitely prefer the taco with the slaw better. The chips and salsa were a nice portion size for the price.