Tacos Padrísimo — Restaurant in Florida

Visiting Florida from NYC and we were in a mood of TACOS, we found this taco truck and I have to say that they are authentic but definitely too small & over priced. They are two bite tacos. We order beef tongue, carnitas, grilled chicken and chorizo. The carnitas are no BUENO, lack of seasoning and are boiled instead of fried plus they are only meat no fatty so they are too dry, the chicken also not tasty, chorizo happened to be tasty, real Mexican flavor and seasoning which am pretty sure is not homemade, the LENGUA tacos were really good, perfect seasoning. For a better presentation they should chop the lengua in smaller pieces. The salsas to our surprise were really good. We also order a grilled chicken torta which definitely is a rip off $10 for a tiny piece of Italian bread with mayo, lettuce, tomato and salty melted cheesee☹️? What happen to the real torta bread and to the avocado, onion and pickled Jalapeño? You guys defiantly need to improve your tortas or change the name to just sandwiches. Take it as constructive criticism. Am in quick bite Mexican food business as well. You guys defiantly have potential but consider using a 4” tortilla by very least and a real torta bread plus add all ingredients to the torta and remove the lettuce, original tortas don’t come with lettuce but do come with Oaxaca cheese rather than the fried cheese you girls use. We are taco lovers and we go taco touring through out the states...

As a Mexican i can say they just made my day I google for the best tacos in orlando, and thats how i got to know them

You can find them at a food truck parking

They have a medium menu and tacos combos. We were a party of 3 and ordered the 20 tacos combo

Tacos de barbacoa (lamb) were ok Tacos al pastor (i wouldn't call them pastor but adobada, bites of meat quite big, but taste was ok) Tacos de carne asada ( a little bit dry meat, but taste was ok)

I tried to orded carnitas but by the time i arrived they were finished

Agua de horchata perfect! They offer also jarritos and coca cola family products

Salsas were delicious, the esquite even though it was from yellow corn it was just really good! Crema tajin and queso fresco

Most of the people ordered to go, but we stayed. If you are planning to do this, considerate they have 3...

Taco Padrisimo is one of those spots that instantly wins you over. The service is warm and attentive without ever feeling rushed, which sets the stage for what really shines: the food. Every dish is bold, vibrant, and balanced — you can taste the freshness in every bite.

The tacos are fantastic, but the real standout is the elote. Charred just right, smothered in creamy, zesty seasoning, and finished with that perfect dusting of cheese — it’s the kind of dish that makes you slow down and savor. Pair that with the reasonable prices and you’ve got a place that delivers both quality and value.

Whether you’re a casual visitor to Old Town or a local hunting for your next craving fix, Taco Padrisimo deserves a spot...