Tijuana Tacos V

Let’s not waste each other’s time. The food was authentic and very tasty. If you know proper mexican food, you will get what you expect. I highly reccommend the tortas al pastor, which is big enough for two. Or order two tacos (which are actually 4 tacos), Carne asada was very flavorful, and carnitas were perfect. The tamales are good but a bit overcooked. Don’t come here expecting to be worshipped by the staff, that’s not how this place works, and they shouldn’t be worried about it because their excellent food is enough. Their desserts looked really good but we didn’t have time for them. Can’t wait to start going here regularly.

Slow service, but prior to my visit, I had never experienced true Mexican food. I ordered three tacos and they were 100% authentic. No cheese, no tomato, no lettuce, no sour cream. Just soft tortillas, meat, cilantro, white onion, and lots of lime. Came with chips and generous guacamole. Some of the chips were insanely stale and by stale, I mean difficult to chew – that stale. I’ve been waiting for my check now for 15 minutes and I guess I don’t mind that much because I need time to work out these meat sweats! Maybe it’s a Mexican thing… siesta after meal? Anyway, probably the best authentic Mexican food I’ve had. Plus, the guests are Latino and Sabado Gigante is on their tv. It’s not expensive so definitely worth a visit. I would come back… if I ever get out!

So I recently moved to PA from CA and I have been missing good Mexican food. This place was heaven sent. I can’t express how amazing the food was. It literally brought me to tears because it felt like home. I just found my new fav place.

We typically eat at Fiesta Habenero which we enjoy, I’ve lived in Texas and my fiancée is from California and he’s Mexican. We are used to eating some really good Mexican food.
I have to say that I was a little disappointed with Tinuana Taco’s. The first time we ate at the restaurant, the woman was a bit rude. She was on the phone the whole time and it took quite awhile to get our food, she basically ignored us.
The next time we ordered take-​out. By the time we got the food home, it was cold and it was very expensive! $ 45 for 3 burritos and some rice and beans? One of the burritos was veggie. This is outrageous considering what it cost to actually make the burritos. We would have paid quite a bit less at Fiesta Habenero. I didn’t like the rice at all, it tasted like something you would get at Chi-Chi’s :(

Tried Tijuana Tacos V for the first time last night. It was definitely one of the better Mexican meals I’ve had. They serve authentic Mexican food and beverages. No alcohol served here, and the interior is similar to what you’d see in a pizza parlor as far as the tables and booths. It was, however, very clean, and we were greeted as soon as we walked in the door. The menu consisted of standard Mexican fare, and the prices were very reasonable. I had one of the specials, which was one taco, one tostada, and one sope for $ 9.99. I also ordered a side of rice and beans. Everything was very tasty and fresh. I was really looking forward to trying a piece of their tres leches cake, but sadly I was too full to even think about dessert by the end of the meal. Our waiter was very helpful and courteous throughout our meal. Overall it was a positive experience. I definitely recommend giving them a try.

Hubby said Menudo was very good. Not the best he has ever had. He likes it with chickpeas. Al Pastor taco was good. Salsas were good. Carne Asada and Pollo Asada were okay.

I recently ate here with my seven year old son and a neighbor kid who is like 10. I took the two boys over there for the first time. I know my son is very particular. He loved, loved, LOVED the tacos we had there and I can’t say anything more about the people who worked there who were SO incredibly wonderful to us. Just made our dining experience a JOY! GOOD FOOD GREAT service, everyone should try this place out!

Nice atmosphere — no frills. The green salsa was incredible. I had the marinated pork burrito and my wife had the chicken tacos. We both loved our food. Definitely will be returning soon!

Solid Mexican in Quakertown.
Got a carne asada burrito, nopales and cebollines, and an agua fresca.
The burrito was great: good carne asada, fresh vegetables and guacamole. Interestingly, they use queso Oaxaca, which I’ve never had on a burrito, but damn if it doesn’t work!
The nopales were fresh and tasty, served in big slabs rather than the cut up version I usually see.
The agua de sandia (watermelon) was so good and really freshly made. I was worried they would just be pouring it from a pitcher made days earlier, but they made it fresh. Awesome.
I’m going back today to see if the guayaba and fresa are just as good!

This is everything you would typically get in a Mexican restaurant. The al pastor and beef tacos were extremely good. My girl didnt care for the
Grilled chicken burrito (pollo) at all, although the Mexican rice on the outside put a different spin to the meal. Burrito was more like a chicken wrap than actual burrito though. Service was courteous and friendly, but a little bit lacking while not paying more attention to the customers.

Best Mexican food in Quakertown. That is saying a lot as a number of places have sprouted in the past years. What is lacked in décor is made up by good old home cooking. I never miss an opportunity to stop by.
A wonderful addition to a community that was a wasteland of fast food dreck. This changes that. I get nostalgic as it reminds me of my mother’s cooking. Her family is from AZ and visiting her family exposed be to cooking of this flavor and quality.

Food’s great and authentic, but the waitress had an attitude, like we were an inconvenience to her just for being there. That would be my one deterrent from going again.

Me encanta la comida de aqui! I love the food from here. Try their tortas or carne guisada. Fresh and great tasting food!

My favorite place for tacos. north of Florida. Has authentic Mexican food. This is not a fancy restaurant but if you are looking for a true Mexican experience in Pennsylvania… this is it. My favorite is the 3 taco platter.

We stopped here tonight with the kids. It’s a small, homey place. Menu is to the point. We were greeted with chips and salsa, guacamole and salsa verde. The salsa verde was fantastic.
Three of us had tacos. The shrimp taco was delicious. The chicken and beef were also very good. The tacos were loaded and very filling, the salsa verde elevated all of the taco options. The shrimp burrito was also good.
The prices were fair. Not super cheap but not overly pricey. Extra bonus was the Mexican sodas with natural sugar. We loaded up our bill trying the different varieties and took one home to make a fine rum and coke with.
Overall, this place is recommended and we will be back. The best Mexican fare in Quakertown that we’ve had.

1 star because I’m obligated to leave at least a star. This place is by far the worst Mexican restaurant I’ve ever been to. The meat (beef, chicken) smelled and tasted cheap. The manager wasn’t accommodating !!! She was plain rude and didn’t went to take back the food unless I paid for it. Now, why in the world would I pay for unsatisfactory food? Especially when I only tasted a piece of cheap meat. Ugh!!! Disgusting!!! Poor customer service. I’m not sure how this place has 4.5 stars. Mind boggling!!! I would not recommend this pl to anyone. Not even my dog would be subjected to this food…

I love this place. They have authentic tacos, good sized platters and the service is pleasant and helpful. I love tongue tacos, and this place makes them great. I had a very good braised pork chop platter that was very tasty. The prices are good, maybe a $ 1 more than comparable places.
The only thing I wish is that it was bigger. If you have a large party, it’d be hard to accommodate.
Highly recommend.

Authentic Mexican food in Quakertown ?
Yeah, hard to believe but it exists at Tijuana Tacos. I usually order the chicken tacos and the tostados. I have seen the transformation of this place from a average Mexican restaurant into a very good Mexican Restaurant. The Mexican place in Coopersburg is better in my opinion but this place is great for lunch or a quick local dinner.
Décor is simple and the staff here is friendly. Good spot.

Very delicious! The whole place is very authentic as their food is tasty and spicy! I got the regular nachos and it was a very big platter, so much I couldn’t eat it all! The prices are very low, high quality of food, low prices! We also got their milk cake, and wow… Can’t believe how good it was. The whip cream wasn’t too thick, wasn’t too sugary, it was perfect! Not sure how they do it!
The place is a little small considering how popular they are. The service is very friendly! Will come here more often!

Thank you Unilocal.
While staying in Quakertown for work I found this little gem on Unilocal,and it was the best meal I had all week. I went with my tried and true — steak tacos, a side of fried rice, and the largest horchata they could give me. And… oh my god. Everything was just so delicious and fresh. The service was amazing, too — my coworker ordered chicken, they brought chicken, and he claimed he ordered steak. Although I told him he was the f up, they offered to remake the dish, even asking again when we were midway through our meal and his pouty ass hadn’t touched a thing. In the end, I got more than enough delicious food, friendly service, and was able to taunt my idiot coworker with my steak goodness (although the chicken looked tasty, too) for less than $ 10. That’s a win.