The beef was tasty and tender. Great seasonings. The nachos had about 10 chips. You can see how small the nacho order was in the photo. The spoon was bigger than the order of nachos. This was a bit overpriced for the amount of food you get.
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Jazmin B
3 contribuciones
Didn't like
• Hace 1 día
• Orden de DoorDash
The Quesabirra Tacos came as regular tacos and did not have the pickle onions, chopped onions, or cilantro. Also the tortillas are usually dipped in the consomé then add the meat and cheese. This is by far the worst presentation and preparation of quesabirria tacos. The consomé taste like unsalted beef broth with hot sauce in it. The elote was watery and had burnt corn throughout. The horchata taste like it came from a packet. Would not order from here again especially for the price! Definitely not worth it
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Randi T
6 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 28/10/24
• Orden de DoorDash
Flavors were good - but price for portion size was lacking. Only ordered due to the BOGO DoorDash deal and wont again even with a deal. Order tacos quesadilla and ramen and only the Birria Ramen sufficed as a meal. Quesabirria Tacos and Birria Quesadilla are more snack and not a meal. Side of Elote was a half filled 8oz cup. Love to try and support local and new have to afford it and feed my fam.
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Britt H
1 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 28/5/26
• Orden de DoorDash
Very little Birria in it, very light cheese, I'm glad I didn't pay for extra. Im definitely gonna keep my Birria place from El Compadre who packs it with good flavor and not thin like it's a super thin quesadilla.
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Jesse T
4 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 29/6/26
• Orden de DoorDash
Please, do yourself a favor and read the reviews before placing an order—I wish I had.
The birria tacos somehow managed to be both underwhelming and almost completely lacking in flavor. Thinking ahead, I paid extra for cilantro, pickled onions, and limes, hoping those would save the meal. Unfortunately, they forgot the extra cilantro and pickled onions (which, judging by other reviews, seems to be a recurring talent).
Then came the “extra” limes I paid for. Calling them dry would be generous. These things had less juice than a tennis ball. Honestly, they should’ve paid me to throw them away.
And the aguas? Let’s just say if you poured them into a red plastic cup at a kids’ birthday party, nobody would question it. They tasted more like Kool-Aid than authentic aguas frescas, and that’s being kind to Kool-Aid.
Then there’s the $5 elote… or what I assume was supposed to be elote. For five bucks, I got what can only be described as a sample cup of unseasoned canned corn with a few “fixings” sprinkled on top. I’ve had more exciting side dishes come free with takeout. You’re honestly better off waiting for the neighborhood elote man to ride by on his bicycle. At least when you hand him your money, you know you’re getting something worth eating.
Overall, this was easily the most disappointing birria restaurant I’ve tried in the area. Paying extra for items you don’t receive, flavorless food, dehydrated limes, “aguas” that taste like Kool-Aid, and a $5 cup of canned corn pretending to be elote made this an experience I won’t be repeating. Save yourself the disappointment—and your money.
