Taqueria Tlaquepaque

Walked in and right away got seated. Medium busy. I came for a burrito after reading some reviews but on seeing the menu realized I would have the enchiladas Mexicanas. That is my usual go to for sit down places. They came quick and I dug in. They were great. I dont normally eat the dryer type, as most of my childhood was about the super saucy enchiladas, but they were delicious none the less. 3 enchiladas plate con rice and beans was very reasonable. paid a bit over 17.

I used to come here a lot on my mid 20's and coming back now in my late 30's with my family was nice. My wife tried her first ever "super chavela" and it was a hit, the food was on point, the salsa the provided with the chips was nice and spicy. (I like it hot) My two older boys eat there burritos in about 3 minutes flat, and even my toddler ate most of his food, very rare that happens. I would have given a 5 star rating, but when we walked in we were ignored for about 7 minutes and then we're rudely asked to sign the sign in sheet at the hostess stand where nobody was standing. Also, our waitress kept disappearing for quite some time in between checking on our table. All and all a good experience overall. I'll be coming back again.

First time eating at this restaurant, drove in from Bakersfield for a concert and my uncle recommended I eat here and I’ll tell you it didn’t disappoint one bit, Service is ok but understandably so for a busy establishment. I ordered a michelada to drink and carne en su jugo for dinner. The michelada was one of the better micheladas I’ve had, it was flavorful, the tomato juice did not over powering the beer and it had a nice hint of spice. The carne en su jugo was delicious, the slices of meat were tender, the sauce was savory and spicy. My date had the Chile Colorado, which in itself should be in a different category! This place is authentic and taste like food straight out of my grandmas kitchen. I have found my go to spot when visiting family in San Jose!