Mi Taqueria — Restaurant in High Point

I was greeted very friendly as soon as I walked into the door by a young lady. The place was not at all crowded; there were only two other patrons when I walked in at about 5:30 on a Friday. I ordered the super burrito. Of course, I got the obligatory chips and salsa, but the burrito is served with two other types of green salsa and it was fun getting to mix the three. One of the salsas was extremely hot and I really liked it. I had a very refreshing horchata to go along with it and she didn't charge me for my refill! I don't know if that was by mistake or hospitality, but it was much appreciated. The burrito comes with a fresh roasted jalapeno and fresh sliced radishes; it was a very interesting texture/taste combination and I really enjoyed it. I will definitely be coming back to this place. Even when using GPS, it is very hard to get to this place off of the street as the turn in is so sudden. Be prepared to have to throw your car in reverse and then forward again a couple of times, their parking...

We were looking for authentic Mexican food and stumbled upon Mi Taqueria on Green Drive. Finding parking was a bit of a challenge – the spots in front are tight, while there's a much easier lot on the side. Inside, the atmosphere had a rustic charm, but it felt a little dated. The single waitress, who also handled cashier duties, was incredibly patient. Despite only two other tables, she seemed a bit busy. There are no fountain drinks, only cans or bottles.

However, the star of the show was definitely the food! It was delicious and authentic. The waitress was very knowledgeable about the menu and happily explained unfamiliar dishes. While the neighborhood felt a little sketchy, for a fantastic and authentic meal, Mi Taqueria is worth a visit. However, lunchtime might be a better option...

This is by far the best value I've gotten from a Latin-Amerixan restaurant in Greensboro. You may see it listed as a "Mexican" restaurant, it is in fact clear from inside that the biggest influence is Honduras. That said, if you like Mexican food, there are lots and lots of options here and all seem to be amazing. The prices.are shockingly low. Almost every item is less than $10, including my personal favorite: The Super Burrito! One of the best and biggest burritos I've had in my life and it only costs $9.99! Their horchata is amazing as well. It seems to have a style somewhere between a taqueria and a "Mexican restaurant". Only one suggestion to the owners: Please use...