Taqueria Palacios Tortilleria — Restaurant in Tyler

I'm from where there's basically a Mexican food spot where every two main streets cross, and on weekends temporary taco stands are set up randomly all over, not to mention the numerous taco trucks driving around the city.. needless to say I've had many many tacos from many many places and these beat all of them by a mile.. 100% with out a doubt the best Carne asada tacos I've ever had in my life.. I was about to get back in the car and go get more just because they were so good. I will definitely be going back this week. No the tacos aren't cheap ($2 a piece, which still isn't a lot at all) but you get what you pay for fresh good cuts of deliciously seasoned meat no gristle, fat, or cartilage, and not all greasy either. Actual pieces of meat not chopped up left overs so to can't tell what it was. And avocados on the taco too which most...

Great Mexican food. This is a tortilla factory and a bangin' taqueria. I've eaten there for years, and it's all good. Tasty menudo and killer caldo de res - beef soup in a big bowl. Great tacos and various plates. An assortment of Mexican waters is usually available. This place and Lindo México are my go to places.

They speak enough English to get by, generally. But I'm fluent in Spanish, and that's why I like the places I go to. Be aware that the hot sauces are hot....

This is a local tortilla factory, and they sell a lot of tortillas on the weekends. They make...

Looks clean. Really good tortillas. Tacos and sopes were a little disappointing, not much flavor. I was expecting more of a grilled chicken for the tacos, but it was shredded and a little tough, my kids didn't even eat it (and they eat just about anything). Carnitas was a little bland too, but the fajita meat and that green salsa was pretty good. My husband got the mole and he thought it tasted good but it only came with one wing and one drumstick, so not a lot of meat there. The girl at the front was nice and she checked on us often, which I really...