The prices are low and the portions huge! Everything is fresh and made to order. You may have to wait awhile but it is so worth it.

Great spot for some real authentic Mexican food, it's inside of a Mexican grocery store, it's in the back section of the store right beside the butchers counter. They have a menu full of great selections of tacos, gorditas, sopes, tortas and a number of plate(platillo) options just to name a few. The dining area is very clean and brightly lit with little cafeteria style booths, a couple tables with chairs and an island table in the middle with stools around it...and can't forget the full wall Aztec warrior mural. They also have a flat screen TV on the wall pumpin' out some Telemundo. I ordered some Mexican tacos to-go, 2 chicken and 2 barbacoa. The tacos are on fresh homemade corn tortillas filled with your meat option and topped with onion and cilantro with lime wedges and radish slices on the side and a roasted jalapeno pepper that'll burn your face off. They also come with a homemade green and red sauce which were both great with some good heat. The grilled chicken is cubed and tender with not much flavor until you add the sauce and the barbacoa (Mexican BBQ) is just great, very flavorful on it's own and plenty of it piled in the tacos. Everything is fresh and homemade, just outstanding. Tacos'll run ya $2 a piece, I did have to wait a little longer than expected for my order, but it was worth it. Definitely worth a stop...and there's another Mexican grocery/butcher/taqueria right next door that I'll be checkin' out too.

We've been looking for a decent taco joint since we moved to the area about a year ago. We have found it! We had the tacos tonight, but the table next to us had a torta that was huge and looked great. I'll be getting torta next time! The only thing that wasn't wonderful, but that I'm not too upset about was the salsa. It was very mild and a bit ketchupy. We asked for the salsa verde and it had quite a bit more flavor and heat, which my husband enjoyed, but I'm not a huge salsa verde fan. Added bonus- There was an elote stand out in front of the store. We got a few to take home so I can't really comment on those yet, but glad to know where to find them!

A hidden gem - no really, it is pretty well hidden. It's neatly tucked away in the back corner of a little Mercado on S. Main St. in High Point. You would never know it is there from just driving by. The eatery is located in the back right corner near the butcher counter. The establishment is very clean which put me at ease after walking in past the bars on the windows of the store front. There is a menu board behind the cash register just above the drink cooler and there are menus on the table. The menu is pretty good. You won't find a cookie cutter "Speedy Gonzalez" at this establishment though. They do offer "platillos" which is basically an entree with rice and beans. The tortillas appear to be hand made and the ingredients I ate were fresh and tasty. The sauces were authentic and bring a little more heat than one might expect. I ordered 3 tacos with a side of rice. I got one chorizo taco and two asada tacos. The meal came with two lime wedges, nice sized jalapeno and a cooked onion The tacos were loaded with cilantro, meat and onion and were by far the best tasting taco I have since I left Los Angeles. As for the tacos, another reviewer mentioned "Barbados" tacos but, I think what they meant was "barbacoa" which is barbecued meat. My dining companion had this and stated several times how tasty and flavorful it was. Service was good. The gal working the tables came by several times to ask if the food was good and was quick to bring more hot sauce when requested. She was courteous and helpful. This place has been added to my list as a regular stop since I am usually in that area frequently. Do yourself a favor and swing by to try it out - you will not be disappointed.

This is the best taco place in high point. I have never had bad food here. The Barbados tacos are not to be missed. The staff is very kind and helpful.