Taqueria El Paso (antique Crazy Tacos)

The food is amazing and very cheap and the people that work here are so nice

A good variety on the menu. The only downside was that the food took longer to come out then we thought it should. Maybe it was the choice of dish that I had requested. I had sopes with spicy pork. It might have taken time to get those tortillas set up and cooked to perfection. I had never had anything like that before but had sold on a menu at another restaurant and said I would have to give it a shot the next time I was in a Mexican restaurant. The spicy pork really said at all, and the tortilla that I chose was the excellent and appropriate choice for that. It stayed crispy and crunchy throughout the entire meal. I did not have to worry about a soggy tortilla with the filling falling through the bottom. I had rice and refried beans to go along with it. The dish was topped with lettuce tomato and sour cream. The salsa choices they had were an avocado crema, and a red tomato sauce. Both were spicy. My daughter tried both of them and said that she was glad that the tortilla which was flour and topped with barbacoa and rice and cheese was juicy enough where she did not have to have the salsa. She had rice and refried beans as well. That was the first time she had them, and she ate more than I thought she would. She was looking for all of the amenities that you would find at a Chipotle, but was surprisingly satisfied with the dishes, and asked when we could return to the place for lunch again. Prices were reasonable, and a huge variety including non-traditional dishes like burgers, chicken nuggets, and fries. They also had mole, soups, cocktail shrimp, among other things. They only had one table clean at the time so that helped us narrow down choices of where to sit.Vegetarian options: Meatless optionsParking: Shared parking lot with the other businesses

Yummy, my favorite is the number 8. I love it. I definitely recommendFood: 5/5

Very good Mexican food! I had flautas, sope and gordita and everything was delicious..you have to wait between 20 or 25 minutes for the food there's just two or three girls running the restaurant , but the wait is worth..I highly recommend it..

A good variety on the menu. The only downside was that the food took longer to come out then we thought it should. Maybe it was the choice of dish that I had requested. I had sopes with spicy pork. It might have taken time to get those tortillas set up and cooked to perfection. I had never had anything like that before but had sold on a menu at another restaurant and said I would have to give it a shot the next time I was in a Mexican restaurant. The spicy pork really said at all, and the tortilla that I chose was the excellent and appropriate choice for that. It stayed crispy and crunchy throughout the entire meal. I did not have to worry about a soggy tortilla with the filling falling through the bottom. I had rice and refried beans to go along with it. The dish was topped with lettuce tomato and sour cream. The salsa choices they had were an avocado crema, and a red tomato sauce. Both were spicy. My daughter tried both of them and said that she was glad that the tortilla which was flour and topped with barbacoa and rice and cheese was juicy enough where she did not have to have the salsa. She had rice and refried beans as well. That was the first time she had them, and she ate more than I thought she would. She was looking for all of the amenities that you would find at a Chipotle, but was surprisingly satisfied with the dishes, and asked when we could return to the place for lunch again. Prices were reasonable, and a huge variety including non-traditional dishes like burgers, chicken nuggets, and fries. They also had mole, soups, cocktail shrimp, among other things. They only had one table clean at the time so that helped us narrow down choices of where to sit.