Address: 250 N 100 W,
Provo, Utah
Prices $0.99 tacos
Contact Information (801) 607-2149
Webpage nada
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The Food
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Las Tortillas. Small
corn tortillas, moist, soft and pliable, but crunchy edges. 3.
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El Meat. We had Al pastor, Asada, Lengua, y
Cabeza. Lengua was mild, and a
little gooey. But the asada was fantastic, great flavor with a crunch. Cabeza
was unexpectedly soft much like shredded beef. The al pastor had a reddish
color, but was pleasantly fruity. Came with fried onions. 4
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Los Toppings- typical radishes,
cabbages, limas, cilantro, cebollas, y las salsas. Fairly fresh, nothing gross, no flies, no
brown cabbage parts. Not mushy at bottom. 3
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Las Aguas. We tried
the horchata, though they also had Jamica, and tamarindo. A little weak on the cinnamon,
but very good. Ask for ice. 4.
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The Place
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La Atmosphere. Felt like
a hole in the wall sandwiched between a Mexican shoe shop and laser quest.
Looks like a part of the Mexican community with many posters, advertisements,
and newspapers. Also had classic novelas on the tele. Not heavily decorated.
What art they had was nice, but meager. 2
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La Traditionality.
Wonderful food selection. Felt very real. Great hole in the wall. 4
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El Price. Fantastico.
99¢ tacos are about as good as it gets. And even though they were cheap they were
very good. Even the horchata was
reasonably priced. 5
o El Customer Service. Kind
of a slow place which makes it more relaxed. A place where it would be easy to
talk to the attendant. She spoke clear Spanish and it remains vague whether she
spoke English. Friendly people but not pushy. 4
