Taquerîa Michoacan

Great homemade tortillas! Super nice server and fantastic chilaquiles. delicious onion and pepper condiment with oregano. Great place.

If you love yourself at all, don't go here. The staff is ridiculously rude and bitter for no reason. The food was mid and my tacos were cold. They also overcharged me hella for the food

As a SoCal transplant in ATL, it has been great to find a taco place to call home! Let's just say that their chicken and steak tacos with corn tortillas remind me of exactly what I used to get on both sides of the border! Today I tried their chicken taco (just one) and it was great! So, I would have taken pictures of the food, but I did take one of the aftermath which tells its own story now doesn't it?!!!! The rice and beans are great too, but I usually just get 4 tacos.

You can find Taqueria Michoacan at 3328 Buford Hwy NE, Atlanta, GA 30329 across the street from the Northeast Plaza shopping center. This is in the center of a shopping center with limited parking out front. The place is fairly busy, I believe with regular clientel.This restaurant is a bit of a dive with limited seating - I visited with my regular Buford Highway Restaurant group, tonight there were a handful of us. The people who waited on us were quite kind and provided some limited translations when we asked questions - however the English was limited.The menu features classic plates of Carne Asada, Caldos (soups and stews), Ordenes, Mariscos (seafood, mostly shrimp or fish), Tacos and Tortas (sandwiches). They also serve Negra Modelo - if you like beer you'll know that this is one of the better Mexican cervezas (in my humble opinion).I ordered the Tortas Campechana as it's one of my favorite sandwiches - here it was on one of those squishy Latino bakery rolls. I think the Campesina at Las Tortas is better, but I could certainly get by on this one.I also ordered the Pollo Mole Rojo - this was spicier than you usually encounter on BufHi and I liked the mole quite a bit - but I've come to find that I really don't like this version of mole where the chicken legs seem to be stewed then doused with the mole as a sauce. I think it's the texture of the skin and meat that turns me off a bit. I rate it as average but maybe worth trying if you like picante mole.John F ordered the Camerones a la Diabla - your basic sauteed shrimp in spicy red sauce. This was unusually not very spicy - the Diabla label had us fooled. Otherwise the shrimp were delicately cooked and not the rubber bands you sometimes end up with.Also ordered were some classic pork tacos and these were passable if not fantastic. We were hoping for fantastic but sometimes you get just OK.I think overall we weren't too impressed but we didn't think it was awful either. I think there's much better authentic Mexican down the street (in either direction) - it's difficult to say with one visit - we may just not have ordered what Michoacan does best? It was certainly inexpensive with most entrees in the $10 range.(also posted to my food blog)

We got the carne asada and chicken burrito. There was hardly any salad or beans. Only rice and meat. Was not memorable. Steak was ok, wish there was more salad. Also there was no avocado.The red hot sauce is very hot.Green hot sauce is good.Fries were soggy.For $11/entree I expected more. This place isn't that cheap.

Probably the best tacos I've ever had in Atlanta. Excellent service, food comes out fast, and the taste is very authentic.

Wonderful service and food. I love the appropriate COVID-19 protocol while being able to maintain the same family atmosphere. Not originally from Atlanta so this isn't my normal taco place but a friend recommended sit to me so u true sir and it's the best I've had here so far. The lamb tacos are my favorite and a must have!

Excellent food! I had the mole and it was amazing. Staff was very friendly and service was just outstanding.

We heard about this place from our friend who is Mexican and a foodie. Have been a couple of times before and it was good (3-4 stars), but tonight was off the chain. The Chorizo and Egg Torta was sublime. My tacos (beef and and carnitas) were amazing. The salsas were too simple to taste that good--don't know how they did it. A bit of a challenge with the drink order because of my limited Spanish, but it's not worth dinging them because I should have studied more in school. Don't expect chips and salsa, as this isn't one of those places. Just enjoy the food and the Latin soap operas that are playing on the tv while you eat.

Well, the service provided was ok. There was only one server during my visit, so I can understand that she was busy. Thankfully, it wasn't busy. I ordered a torta de carne asada (steak sandwich) and, I wasnt impressed with it. Even tough the order came fast, I will rather wait and get a nice meal. It was a really really plain sandwich, compared to all the other Mexican restaurant in the area. In my opinion, they need to step it up! And the meat, it didn't have a lot of flavor. I also ordered a carnitas taco and it was sad also. I tough for a second that I ordered a onion taco. Again, the carnitas didn't have flavor. Might give then another try to see if they where having a bad day.