Taqueria La Michoacana

TL;DR They have the best Barbacoa and Lengua Taco!! Only try these two if you are getting Tacos. Entering the store, you will see a grocery store on your left. Don't worry; you are in the right spot. I have never check out the store before. Hoping someone will leave a review on what to get in the grocery store. The menu has a wild variety of items. My first time there, I got a burrito and tacos. Got some soup another time. However, ever since then, I have always gotten tacos. Especially the Barbacoa and Lengua. The tortillas are always fresh and hot. Be careful handling them when you get your tacos. 😆 Service is always decent—nothing special to mention. Also, have to try the sodas in the glass bottle! It always brings me some nostalgic feeling from childhood. The reason I give it four stars is that, over the five years, the price of Tacos went from $2 to $3.75. Also, I wouldn't say I like any other items on the menu.

First of all, their food is delicious. I recommend their al pastor tacos with pineapples on top! It’s an interesting combination. I also love their nachos & chips and salsa. The tamales is a must try as well, since I like the way they steam it with a banana leaf. I never get disappointed when I come here with my boyfriend because of great customer service and food 🥰!

Do yourself a favor and head another two blocks down the road to El Jimador. Taco’s are VERY bland—steak is dry. And too expensive for what you get at 3.50ish per taco. Ceviche is ok—and has steak in it??. Not remarkable or anything but not terrible, reasonably priced. The nachos are—because I have no better way to explain it—gas station nachos… I’m not convinced the cheese isn’t just white velveta. Menu when you walk in does not have prices—make sure you look at the menu at the register. 10/10 will not come here again.

Hands down the most tender and flavorful tacos de lengua. I can always count on food from here to be amazing. I also really encourage you to try their caldo de res. It is a hearty soup that will definitely leave you satisfied! We usually buy two orders so that we can have leftovers, it’s great if reheated on the stove!

The friendly staff answered all of our questions for our first visit. You pay first, select either a table or booth, and enjoy the spacious restaurant until the food arrives. All of the drinks are bottled and there is an ice cream bin. We spotted the huge, homemade Tres Leches cake and had to have a slice. The chips and salsa were good. My hubby loved his vegetarian burrito. I had the pozole which was delicious! It was comfort food indeed. (Nice portions)