Tio’s Tacos

I saw this on Adamthewoo’s vlog on youtube and had to check it out. My family and I enjoyed it. Very cool place. Food and service was great. Definitely going back.

Fun to visit at least one time. Lots of outdoor art and mosaics in the ground made of recycled materials. restaurant has a parking lot in back and some street parking.
They offer fresh fruit drinks (agua frescas). mexican guava qas good but they leave seeds in it. Mango was a bit too sweet.
Chips are fresh
Chicken and carne asada tacos tasted fine.
Flan was okay. dense with a semi ricotta cheese texture (not the smooth kind), not too sweet.

–Food 1 star (at best)
–Service 1 star
–Art made out of everything, pretty neat.
Cleaniness is questionable both inside the dining area and in the outside. Went inside the restaurant and asked for a rag to wipe down our table which was filthy with gummy accumulated food from all the years past.

Here’s another day ride for our MC, we are always looking for something new, exciting and free, (haha did you sing it) well I decided to do a day ride to riverside to Tio’s Taco Museum, our directions from the 91 fwy put us on «Mission Hill Ave.» as you ride thru town you say wow, your in awws with the beautiful architectural design of the many churches down every block, small art museum line the streets of this quaint, posh little town, theres a nice park right in the middle of town, we are at the stop light, the clock stroke 12 noon and the church bells rang, everyone’s head turns and looks at the majestic churches, lights green we continued, the direction led us to ride to the edge of town, we had arrive at our destination. My first impression is Uhhhhh WOW, IT’S JUNK… A JUNK YARD… a hoarder of junk… as you begin to walk thru its recycled art, you then realized the creativity of «recycle art» everything is recycled. The imagination and creativity of each theme area is quit unique about ½ way thru you think a bit a say wow a poor mans way of creativity. it was uniquely awesome and fun.
Attached to this museum is TIO’s Tacos, we have them in LA but this had a museum, so let’s eat,
the food was so-​so, the ladies were not pleasant and seemed to be bothered by taking our orders or even waiting on us. The seating areas of the outside patio was large and the waitress would hunt you down to deliver your order. My clubs over all experience of this place was nice to visit and experience the oohs & the ahhhhs, but it’s one of those we said did it, done it, thanks, it was fun. Yes I would recommend you go at least once, it’s unique place to eat & visit.