Tacos De Acapulco Grover Beach — Restaurant in Grover Beach

Taco de Acapulco: Central Coast's Asada Adventure with Horchata Delight

Hold on to your taste buds, amigos, because Taco de Acapulco in Grover Beach is about to take you on a flavor-packed journey through the Central Coast! Prepare for a crafty and witty review that celebrates their mouthwatering asada tacos, tantalizing chicken tacos, addictive chips and salsa, and a refreshing horchata experience that will leave you craving more.

Let's start with the star of the show—the asada tacos. Taco de Acapulco has mastered the art of grilling marinated steak to juicy, tender perfection. Each bite is like a fiesta in your mouth, bursting with smoky, savory goodness. It's the kind of taco that makes your taste buds do a happy dance and prompts you to ponder the meaning of life between every mouthful.

But hold on, the chicken tacos deserve their own spotlight too. Tender, seasoned chicken, perfectly cooked and nestled in a warm tortilla—these tacos are a flavorful delight that will transport you straight to the streets of Acapulco. With each bite, you'll find yourself wondering why you ever settled for anything less than taco perfection.

Now, let's talk about their chips and salsa game. Taco de Acapulco knows that the journey to taco bliss is incomplete without the perfect sidekick. Their chips are crispy, golden, and begging to be dipped into their vibrant, zesty salsa. It's a match made in snack heaven, and you won't be able to resist the temptation to scoop up salsa after salsa until your taste buds beg for mercy.

But wait, there's more! The horchata at Taco de Acapulco is an experience in itself. A large horchata is a must-have to complement your taco feast. Their horchata is always fresh, creamy, and delicately sweet, providing a refreshing respite from the savory flavor explosion happening in your mouth. Sip by sip, it cools your palate and enhances the overall taco adventure.

And here's the cherry on top: Taco de Acapulco offers all of this culinary delight at prices that won't leave your wallet feeling like it's on vacation. They've managed to strike the perfect balance between exceptional taste and affordable indulgence. It's like a flavor journey that won't break the bank, allowing you to savor the best of what the Central Coast has to offer.

So, fellow taco enthusiasts, if you're ready to embark on an asada and chicken taco extravaganza that will make your taste buds shout "¡Delicioso!" and your sense of humor giggle with delight, Taco de Acapulco in Grover Beach is the place to be. Pair your tacos with their addictive chips and salsa, and don't forget to treat yourself to a large horchata. It's a fiesta for your taste buds that will leave you longing for more.

Gracias, Taco de Acapulco, for gracing the Central Coast with your flavorful creations and providing us with the ultimate taco experience. You've officially earned a spot in our...

It's a shame the food isn't the best because some of the people that work there are so nice. I consistently get rice that's crunchy. The flautas are completely tasteless and the Al pastor is a greasy nightmare. I've never had "bad Mexican food" until I ate the Al pastor here. Additionally, they charge for extra salsa which I've never experienced at a Mexican restaurant before. They charge you for extras such as sour cream and salsa, then they look you in the eye as they make the food and confirm your order and still don't add the things that you ask for. If I didn't have to dry my king size comforter at the laundry mat next door, I would never eat here. There are so many better options in the area. I'm insulted every...

I've been coming to Cali to visit family for 5 years already and I always come for a burrito. Never have I had it here but the Fajitas De Res was a little dry. The meat was placed in what seems the end of the burrito and if you're lucky, you get that end first. I asked for sour cream but it was real watery not the thick cold kind. Then again I'm from Texas and when we ask for Fajita beef or sour cream you got the thick seasoned strips of BEEF and a large dollop of sour cream!! Plus when you ask for avacado, it wont be a watery guac (that was watery too). I normally get it from this other spot not to far from here but it has a drive through. That place is bomb.com. Either way it was okay but won't be going back...