Mario's Tacos — Restaurant in Aurora

Look for the lush blue and green farmland panorama juxtaposing out from the questionable pedestrians hunch shuffling across the rutted sidewalks along Colfax, the deep historical pride of Denver. Here you will experience Mexican food hope located floating in the parking lot of a very vibrant tire repair place where it appears you can just drive up and they will jack up your car very quickly replacing one or four tires with not necessarily matching ones. Eat while getting fresh rubber!

On my first visit, I went for breakfast and got the b/fast burrito but instead of the default chorizo it comes with, I asked for carne asada (steak) as chorizo is one of those questionable intestinal meat delicacies that is a coin toss whether I will feel OK or if my stomach will be processing or rejecting the cursed tastiness for the next many hours/days.

I ordered it smothered which came with a solid green chili and I asked for a jalapeño as well which came out nice and roasted which slowly melted and lasted like a spicy green jalapeño jolly rancher in my mouth — sweet and spicy. Olé! The friendly ladies only gave me a red sauce, so I recommend asking for the verde (green) also as both are classically done with a medium kick.

My burro was slathered in a thick layer of Oaxaca cheese, which IYKYK. If you don’t, this is the Mexican version of mozzarella, but I swear they have the Italians beat. It is creamy and buttery and just plain delicious as it lovingly oozes across your tongue into your soul.

The beans were clearly freshly made, and the carne asada was seasoned perfectly. Overall, I enjoyed this burrito so much I only ate half of it to save the rest for later, and I’m a voracious eater. I paid $15 for this plus a Lipton tea, which was almost frozen like a slushy. So unexpected and so Mario’s Tacos!

I might not recommend this place for you ladies at night without some confident guards at your sides or at least be jujitsu-trained and packing with a heightened awareness for the unexpected....

After driving by multiple times I finally stopped by to eat at Mario’s and it did not disappoint. The staff was great, they were very humorous and kind to their customers. You know the food truck is good when there is a line. I ordered 6 tacos, 1 burrito, and a large horchata.

2 - de asada 4.4/5 2- al pastor 4.6/ 5 I love that they add diced pineapple. 2- de tripa 5/5. It was my favorite taco. 1 Carne asada Burrito- 4.7/5 1 Horchata 5/5 The red and green...

Not sure if these reviews are for the same food truck because they don't serve birria tacos. Visited this place last night and was not impressed. Ordered chicken tacos (4) and a plate of adobada, which comes with rice and beans. Total came out to $18?!! Super overpriced and most of the pork in the platter was fat. Chicken definitely could've been better too. Pretty...