Taqueria La Pasadita

I thought everything was about average with a few things being better then expected and others I wouldnt order again. Parking is fine as its off to the side of a Gas Station. Horchata was great, I liked the Sope but thought the tamales werent that good along with the carnitas plate. Others got the carne asada tacos which were good and I would plan to just stick to tacos and sopes on a return visit. I also saw they had Quesabirra on menu off to the side which i wouldnt have ordered but didnt see it till I sat down so make sure to look at 5 locations near the front they have food listed.

I chose to try Taqueria La Pasadita because of the very long lines inside and at the drive-through next door at the Redneck BBQ Lab. For lunch I tried a sope and a couple of tacos al pastor. The sope was good, but not great; the meat and masa base had obviously been cooked to order, so that helped. For $3.99, it was definitely on the small side and the serving of meat was less than generous. The tacos were cooked to order, so they were hot. I found the meat to have an odd texture, perhaps from being over marinated. They were definitely not the best I've had. In addition, for $2.99 the tacos were very small with a skimpy portion of meat. I was provided a single small container for onions and cilantro, so I wasn't able to enjoy any salsa from their salsa bar. All in all, Taqueria La Pasadita is mediocre at best and definitely not a great value. Fortunately there are a wide variety of taquerias in this area with better food that also offer a better value.Be warned: if you pay with a credit card they tack on an additional fee.

First of all , I want to say that the food was amazing! Great texture, good flavor when you put los cilantro, the onions, and the salsa. Both of the salsas wasn't spicy.The reason I'm giving this place a three stars because of many reason. The first point and biggest one, the price. When I first came in, the price for one taco was $1.99, so in total I bought 10 tacos for the family, plus a drink, it came $29.45!? I asked the guy why it came out like that. The man told me that a taco was $3. Three dollars!? Am I in downtown Raleigh?? No, $3. After I asked him why he didn't updated the price in the menu, he gave me a attitude, going to the second point. The service, it was horrible. The guy gave me and my mom a attitude, especially my mother. I didn't wanted to argue so I said, "whatever." After putting all the topics in my tacos, I looked back and the guy was dead starring at me. What does it look like, am I going to rob you or something?I won't recommend if your ready to have a battle with the guy fighting with the prices. But overall, the tacos was bomb, it was great. I understand with the situation of today, maybe they had to rise up the price. But please owners of this company, Update your price menu!!!

I loved this place!!! The salsa bar was fully stocked, very fresh, and even labeled with spice level! Tried carne asada, chorizo, and all pastor tacos. While each was yummy, the carne asada was my favorite. I also had some of their homemade banana horchata and the spinach/pineapple water. Both were delicious!! The menu was easy for me to read as my Spanish is pretty poor. I felt comfortable here, and the nice ladies behind made me feel welcome. Lots of families there while I visited. Lastly... the tortillas were made by hand fresh to order :) found my new taco place!!!

A super convenient, quick, and inexpensive stop off 40. Don't let the unimpressive gas station location put you off. The tacos are delicious and they have a great selection of fresh salsas, including some seriously spicy options (spiceophobes, consider yourself warned. I pride myself on my heat tolerance and even I was sweating a bit!)We got the lengua, trippa, and carnitas, which were all excellent. The menudo was not the best I've had (I'm weird and love menudo), but they did have it along with some other specials, so bonus points! We also got some giant horchatas to wash down our tacos-they have Jamaica and Pina as well. The folks were really nice as well. A great stop when on the road!

This place is super deceptive...I have yet to have Mexican food in North Carolina that I can say was both authentic and delicious. This place you'll be successful in any southwestern state and Texas...you will not be disappointed

Service is really good. Food is made fresh right when you order. Just really solid tacos. I eat here at least once a week.

Update on the bacon wrapped burrito. Took the rest to work for lunch today after only taking a few yummy bites last night. After all I was full after 3 tacos! Reheated very well in the oven. Only problem wss LOTS of grissel and fat!! 2/3's of a $10 burrito in the trash... sad face:(

They do not respect their prices. Charged me 8.99 for each quesadilla order. 9.99 for their fries. Basically a dollar more than what they advertise. I called him out after my total was too high (I'm an engineer and do all the calculations in my head as I order. . Told him to do it again. This time I saw him price each order and it was a dollar more, this time the total came out lower than the first time, but still not to the price it said on their menu board. His Excuse, "its the weekend I charger a dollar more if I want". Please pay attention to what you pay.Can't stand thieves.

I thoroughly enjoyed this hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurant. It's right off the gas station. I had 3 different types of tacos (carnitas, asada, and chorizo) and all of them were very yummy. I was trying to decide whether I had a favorite out of the three, and ultimately I came to the conclusion that next time I come I would get the same 3 tacos. They were all tasty. The salsa bar was nice and the woman at the register was kind and pointed out the "spiciness level" of each of the salsas at the bar for us. I would definitely come back