The Taco Kitchen — Restaurant in Dallas

The food was ok.....the steak for the street tacos was pretty bland...didn't have much flavor at all....the beef tacos...where ok but I can honestly make better tacos at home myself.....not sure of the sparkling customer service people are talking about but this was my second time here and the lady behind the counter wasnt very welcoming at all not saying she was mean she just was what you call cold customer service acts like a robot no emotion or anything.....she's just kind of there....the menu selection in my opinion is small but ok....the restaurant is surprisingly super clean I don't think I've ever seen a restaurant that clean.....overall based on my experience I don't think id go back unless I was just hungry and passing through like I just so happen to be today and even then is questionable maybe other people have and will have different experiences but mine was pretty lackluster bland food with bland...

$50 dollars for a two piece quesadilla, tostada, and a small chicken bowl was not worth the pricing. The tostada was extremely greasy and saturated in grease and cheese. We came in at 8pm thirty minutes before closing and was told when we tried sitting to eat “ yea, because we close at 8:30” basically saying we can’t sit and eat inside. Our food came out at 8:25pm the worker was walking ups to the door to leave. The experience was not as pleasing as we thought it would be. We traveled from downtown dallas to try this location and we are disappointed. Also we asked for sour cream for the quesadillas and was told it came with the entire but once we received our food we had to pay .75 cents. The causes my stomach to be upset after the second bite of the tostada. It looked great from the Instagram pictures but it...

Staying at one of the many nearby hotels for a few days and wanted tacos because it was Tuesday and why not? This is a hidden gem, tucked away in a strip mall between a sports bar and a sushi shop. Ordered the brisket tacos, although the salmon tacos were tempting. Simple but effective presentation. Delicious flavor - put salsa Roja (red) on one for a little zip and tomatillo (green) salsa on the other for extra flavor. Both delicious! Served with little “buckets” of rice and pinto beans on the side. Bonus was the iced-down, bottled Mexican sodas. Family run place; looks like a fast food joint on the inside but it’s anything but. Everyone had a great attitude and I felt very welcome there. Beats the heck out of chain places. I’ll definitely be back! Sorry, no photo of the food. Too...