2 carnales taqueria + antojitos — Restaurant in McDonough

I grew up in LA and after I moved to Georgia one of the hardest things to find has been good authentic Mexican food. I'm always game to try an authentic looking Mexican restaurant, not a Mexican-American but a true Mexican restaurant. If you've ever had authentic Mexican food and you know what I'm talking about. It is prepared differently, it tastes differently, you can taste the love and culture all through their dishes. This is my first visit to this particular restaurant. It looked authentic so I gave it a try.

I only got the corn, and cheese and vegetables tamale, but I will be back to try more. The cheese and vegetable tamale made me so happy when I saw that option on the menu, however, it was not cheesy as I expected or as I've had it before but the tamale itself definitely taste homemade. I don't know if I can ask for more cheese or perhaps they can put some on top, idk. I sliced up some avocado and added some sauce and made it work. Without the additions it would have been a little too dry for what I was expecting. The corn was definitely good, my order was to go so they put the tajin on the side which definitely worked for me. It was more than what I needed and I was able to use some of it to season the tamale. They have a Bavarian filled churro that I have my eye on lol.

As you can see they have a wide variety of ice creams and dishes and desserts and drinks. I am looking forward to returning to this restaurant and perhaps dining in but definitely will be ordering again so I can get a better feel for the menu. Everything pictured on the menu looks tasty so I'll have to see what options I can get in chicken or vegetables since I don't eat red meat or pork. Check out their affordable prices and see how easy it is to enjoy a good meal without...

We ordered on door dash for the first time and didn’t know what to expect. Have a few notes and I will say from the jump I’m from Chicago and have had some amazing Mexican food. So let’s get in to it, I ordered the tamales, $3.99 each, I’m pescatarian, so I ordered 3 of the pepper and cheese, in Chicago we can get 1/2 a dozen fresh handmade tamales for $15 and if you wanted a dozen the cost was $28. Something to think about. I liked my tamales, however they lacked the spice that I’m use to having in mine, but were good. My husband ordered the chorizo street tacos which was also $4 each, he received no salsa with his tacos, usually comes with at least a green one, if there was no distinction. I ordered guacamole which was $2.50 the size was insulting, but I was expecting it to be tasty, it was not. Needed some salt, pepper and some lime, just lacked seasoning.

I’m really wanting you guys to succeed, but please take a good look at how you prepare your meals and present them to your customer. Maybe compare prices with your...

On the way back to our home in TN from FL, we stopped for gas and decided we were hungry. We eat mexican good A LOT and decided after reading the reviews and viewing the menu we were stopping here, and we will absolutely be back!! I had a al pastor taco and a pork tamale. Hubby had a tamale along with tripe and beef tongue tacos...SOOOO GOOD. The pork was marinated with pineapple, which I had never had but it was delightful! They make their own tortillas! The review about bad service were NOT at this place because everyone was super nice and very attentive. I also LOVED that they had soooo many desserts. 🥰 We left with the churros and rice pudding. I promise you everything is deliciously authentic. They know what they are doing, so run, don't walk!...