Taqueria Chuyita — Restaurant in Monroe

I am revising this review from about 3 months ago . This establishment is now my absolute favorite Mexican restaurant. The staff is wonderful and always attentive. The food is absolutely delicious and made with love . There are several places I no longer go too and instead spend my money here !

If you don’t have kids or just have a significant other you could easily substitute this place in place of lunch groceries and make it work. The prices are unbeatable for quality and speed . The shredded chicken is wonderful .

The lunch menu is the star of this place . Under $10 and you will be eating tasty food. Why go for Fastfood? I no longer do . Call ahead and the food is on time !

This place can get busy in the evening but you never wait long for a table. Everyone in the union county area but especially Monroe locals need to make this place a priority for dates and fast lunches . Overwhelming positive experience...

I came here while my mom was taking a class at the senior center. I was really looking for somewhere to practice my Spanish and have good tacos and I got to do both here. Although they greeted me in English, when I asked if I could practice my Spanish with them they were really kind and obliged me. I had the asada tacos, and a child’s chicken soup which also came with a cheese quesadilla, and an agua de Jamaica. Everything was delicious! I didn’t get to taste the quesadilla bc I ran out of room. But the tacos, agua, and soup were really good. My only complaint is that I would’ve preferred to sit on the side that had more Spanish speakers so I could hear more people talking. I’m sure if I asked they would’ve moved me or asked me if I was okay waiting for a table to open up - next time I’ll be...

Some of the best fajitas I’ve ever had at a Mexican restaurant. Outstanding service as well! They even wanted to know how we heard about them. Great job guys!

Had to come back to edit. Won’t be going back. Went here with my son after telling him how great it was. The waiting area was fairly crowded and no one spoke to us upon entry. A younger Hispanic couple walked in several minutes later that appeared to know one of the people behind the counter. They exchanged some dialogue and were immediately seated. Sad, as we followed the owner from another restaurant up the street that decided to go...