Taqueria 3 Reyes

This is what I got when I ordered a quesadilla. There wasn't much on the menu to order from it's seems more like a grab and go type of place

We had a craving for some Tacos, fajitas and the like. We had been there before and thought it was good so why not go back. We got fajitas, tacos, and quesadillas. Here's what I learned; order first before going in, for some reason I felt that I was waiting longer than those that sat down to eat. They had a lot of incense burning, so much that it was a wee bit over powering to me. The interior was a good size, and I dug the staff who were pretty helpful when I had questions. Now to the food: I was excited to have my tacos but whomever separated the meat from the bone didn't do their job because I found SEVERAL bones in my food. My mother in love didn't like her quesadilla nor did the him. My fajitas were great, but I won't be going back.

If your looking for Authentic tacos in the New Carrollton area, this is the spot for It. The ladies are the ones holding It down in the kitchen and bringing you that authentic Mexican flavor. My go to order is always the Pollo and Shredded Beef Taco w/ a side of sour cream. I recently tried there shredding chicken taco on accident and it was my least favorite. It has big pieces of onions and peppers mixed in with the meat and the flavor was just off in my opinion. But the regular chicken is delicious. Even there shrimp tacos are good and It isn't tiny shrimp either. They give you about 3 - 4 pieces per taco. The next thing I want to try, is there burrito and I'll do another review for that.

We stayed in Riverdale for two weeks. After driving up and down Kenilworth Ave several times a day, we realized our stay was almost up and we haven't tried any of the Mexican restaurants. We had stopped at a food truck in Jessup for lunch, and that got some serious gears turning. We got home late, so our options were limited, but we managed to squeeze in an order before they closed here.We'd been to the aptly named Asian Restaurant next door a few times, and did our laundry across the street. From everything we'd gathered, the place seemed plenty authentic. We called in and ordered straight from the menu, and even then, the lady couldn't understand what we were saying. We actually took a few things off our order because she straight up didn't know what we were asking for when we said them. The experience was about the same when we came in to get the food. The same girl just stood at the counter staring straight past us until we we identified ourselves. She didn't say anything in response or even ask us to repeat, she just stared back. We mimed a telephone with our hands, she reached down and handed us a bag, and that was our whole interaction.We ordered four tacos: Two chorizo and two buche. Then we threw in a torta Cubana. The tacos were great. Great flavor, both meats were tender, and the sauce had a reasonable heat to it. Not as good as the food truck that had inspired us, but probably better than anything we could get at home in Syracuse. My real take away from this meal was the Cubana. I order Cuban sandwiches from every restaurant I go to that sells them, and I've come across some insane finds. I forget sometimes that I'm living in a bubble.Torta Cubana: Better than any Cuban sandwich I've ever tried. No contest. No mustard or pickles, but the meats they put in there. I wish a took a better picture, this hardly does it justice. There was ham, pork, and a split sausage. Every bite was a mouth full of well prepared and seasoned meat, avocados, onions and mayo amazing toasted bread. Very glad we went here just to have known this sandwich.

Authentic Mexican, Central American, Cuban space. The juice is percolating, the soup ladled, and the beans sandwiched. Music is playing. And the Saints are watching over you. Great location just off the highway. Spanish only

I have dined here many times before and every time was a good experience. What I like most about this place is the consistency. During the shutdown of 2020 when I first visited this restaurant their food has been consistent. The tacos and burritos are always a hit and the food in general, fresh. If you are not Spanish-speaking I recommend you take time to peruse the menu because on a few occasions I had difficulty ordering because of my limited Spanish however the staff are polite and have good customer service, so with the use of common language I have always been able to complete a successful order. Thankfully many of the menu items are sub-titled in English. That is a plus for me considering how intimidating it can be at times ordering from an international menu. So far my favorite menu items are the Alambre Fries, fajitas and al pastor tacos. I've also experienced other tacos with various proteins, bean and rice, plantains and such. All of the food I have experienced to this point has been delicious and the pricing is reasonable. Friday nights seem to be a busy so I recommend planning ahead and ordering in advance. Parking is available and plenty in front of the restaurant. Overall a good experience. I'll continue to patronize. Give this place a try.

Out of my breaded chicken torta hops in the area, Taqueria 3 Reyes gets 3.5 in quality of theirs but 4.5 in value because the portion is definitely more generous than the average especially for $8.There were a few tough spots in the cutlet enough that I had to use finger grip to rip off a bit. It had the typical toppings of lettuce, tomatoes, mayo, avocado slices, and pickled jalapeños; the unique part is they put in black instead of pinto beans and also some carrot slices. Also, it's quite more smothered in Oaxaca cheese than the average torta.I see myself as a repeat customer of theirs in the future.

The service was great! The women were very sweet and kind to my boyfriend who doesn't speak spanish but they were patient! The food is amazing!! It was fresh and hot even after a half hour drive back home to eat (got to go). The ambiance was terrific as well! One of the only authentic places I'll go to besides my own kitchen. The Torta Cubana?! Firee!!! And the Chicken flautas?!! Amazing. Stop reading this and go order!!

Torta CUBAAAAANA!!!!! That is all. Pricey but the food is worth it. Authentic and quick with the plating. Fast casual without the casual. Love it. My new go-to spot.

the food is ok i am from california this is not the real mexican food. they use a lot of cumin. their is alot of fat on the pozole, chicken soup & caldo de res. for the price you are paying does not have that much meat. you got to pay for chips in salsa. in california they are free at the tacos shop especially when you go in there in sit down. plus everything here is small portion with beans & rice. if you ever want to try to eat good mexican food it's in southern california.