Taqueria Marquez — Restaurant in Pueblo

Went this morning and ordered 3 breakfast burritos. 2 bacon and 1 chorizo. Gal charged us $20.40 . acceptable price. Put a tip in the tip jar and waited for our order. After waiting 20 min we asked about our food .(think we were forgotten) she said it would be coming right up. It came shortly after our inquiry. Checked the bag and there were only the 2 bacon. Told her the chorizo was not in the bag. She shouted back she needed a chorizo breakfast burrito and then told us that will be 10. 00 more dollars more. Keep in mind there was no extras Not smothered, nothing extra at all. Said the breakfast burritos are $10.00 a piece. We refused the 3rd after waiting 20 or 25 min. The menu says the breakfast burritos are $4.50. What the heck ?! I can't tell you if it was good or not we were taking it to family members in the ICU...

I love Pueblo Mexican food, and this is a hidden gem amongst many good options. A small taco shop right on 4th St, Taqueria Marquez is clean and the service is friendly in Spanish or English. They have a typical menu for a taco spot, and my go-to when I want to compare to others is a California burrito. This was the best California burrito I’ve ever had, all the ingredients were quality even down to the salsa. It was a bit spicier than most other places I’ve been to (they even had jalapeños in the burrito which is not typical for a California), but that is a plus for me. It was a bit pricey, and the horchata I got was not quite as good as I expected, but overall the meal was...

Barbacoa tacos are AMAZING! And rice is pretty solid as well! Will for sure be returning for those 2 alone! The horchata is not very good in my opinion, reminds me of cheaper state fair type, less real homemade aqua de horchata.. but I could be drinking water with them tacos and I'd be happy lol I am Spanish speaking so I didn't struggle, but this is for sure a place where it would benefit you to know a lil bit of Spanish, just to order- no one I met spoke much English. but good food is good food regardless of what language it is...