Holy Taco

Friendly service. Nice atmosphere. I had the chimichanga and really enjoyed it. Chips and salsa were good as well. My son didn't care for his horchata at all. He also didn't love his tacos. Overall, it was fine.

Our first time. Parking is tricky. The food is outstanding! We had combo # 2, chicken biscuit and horchata. Horchata is top notch and the chicken biscuit is huge. The taco were very tasty and the street corn is awesome. The service is excellent. We will be back!

I like the a atmosphere of the place. The bartender was super nice. However, I ordered the barria tocos and it was bland as can be. no real flavor to it. I still may go back to try more items since this was my first time in the restaurant.

Atmosphere is fine, but menu is not descriptive enough (friend ordered a salad bowl that didn’t specify it came in a flour tortilla and she is gluten free), and the food is pretty bland and unseasoned — chicken was bland and dry. There are better spots around here.

Cute place, very friendly service, good food, reasonably priced.

Awesome food, incredible drinks, and stellar staff. Everything comes out so fast and is SO good. It's such a no-brainer to come here. As a local, I'm picking up all the time. But if you're driving in, it's kind of a slept on spot. A lot of people hit other bars/restaurants in the area, which are also great, but Holy Taco deserves some love and business. Perfection.

The food wasn’t the best. The salsa tasted like tomatoes. The guac was ok. The sauce on the fried grouper taco was ok but that’s about it. My friend like their salmon, Brussel sprout and potato meal though. They have indoor and outdoor seating and the staff is nice.

Went here on a Sunday afternoon with my grandmother. Place was very calm, played good music. I got the pork belly and steak tacos. Both were good, but I loved the pork belly perfectly sweet and had a great aioli sauce.

Want a quick bite? Holy Taco's got you. Craving tacos? Holy Taco is the spot. Easy Quick Efficient Just the way I like my Tacos

This is in a great plaza in the heart of Atlanta! There's much to see in the area. Came here on a whim with a Freind after showing her the area. We were greeted and we chose to sit at the bar. Our drink order was taken swiftly and food order next. The food itself was good. I wouldn't say it's the best food I've had but it wasn't terrible. The churro's were smaller then expected but good when fresh. When they cooked down after 5 minutes they were not the best. Their drinks were great, i ordered a horchata with added alcohol. I think it's gave it a good buzz. There's outside seating and indoor seating. The ambiance is inviting and relaxing.

Visited this restaurant from out of town. Had an amazing meal outside on the patio! Very flavorful salsa, guac and tacos! My elote was also yummy, just could have used a bit more spice (I like spicy)! Our server was very attentive and helpful guiding through the menu options. Would definitely return here on our next Atlanta visits

Stopped in for a quick shot at bar after volunteering at a 5K race in the area! Service was quick and easy at the bar! I did feel like the shot was over priced for the size of it. The restaurant was really busy so I definitely plan to return one day, to try the food, and update my review! See you soon Holy Taco!

I typically really enjoy my dining experience here. But tonight, I sicken by something I witnessed. One of the staff members, who had stated he was living, with his back-pack returned to behind the bar. While standing, facing directly in front of where I sat, he rub both sides of his crouch with both hands. He then turned and picked 3 bottles of alcohol, with his hands very near the tip of spout on 2 of the bottles. He poured himself several shots from the bottles. Our waiter was notified and he did say something to the guy but remained behind the bar, disappearing to the kitchen eventually. The waiter apologized, but that was it. Food was served, looked tasty but appetite was completely grossed by what I witnessed.

I went on a Sunday evening and it was pretty empty. We got seated right away and our waiter was very helpful. The margaritas were good but it was an ice overload. The birria tacos was tasty and the portions were perfect we finished it all. The guacamole was was also really good.

My food was delicious! This is my second time going to this restaurant. This time we went for Cinco de Mayo but the only thing about it is they didn't have any specials. Which is why I think we were able to get a seat there. There still were a good amount of people there. But all the other places were packed because of the deals and special so even though the food was amazing we still lost out on saving. We sat out on the patio area because they have a nice patio area. But it was kind of cool outside so I would have preferred to sit inside but the weight was like 30 minutes or something. And the later it got I think more people were coming. Our waiter was great he was cool laid back and funny. He made sure that we were well taken care of. I do recommend other people go here because this was my second time and the food was just as delicious as the first.

Ok spot if you're really hungry for just anything to eat (although the portions are small). The quesadilla and brussels sprouts left something to be desired. Not a fan of shredded chicken or weird looking beef. The good thing is their outdoor seating and they're dog friendly. The margaritas are ok, but rather on the sweeter/weak side. I shared a pitcher with one person and went home needing another a drink made the right way. The staff is super nice here and although the brussels sprouts and quesadilla weren't my fave, I'll probably go back and try something else on the strength of the wait staff being so nice. The chips and guac were the best item.

A friend asked me to meet at Holy Taco as they thought I would enjoy the ambiance and food. We sat on the patio that evening. It was a cool fall evening. Ambiance was ok. Heaters (outdoor) would have been great for those dining on patio. I would rate a zero but not an option. 1) the tortillas ... I've had better. 2) the waitress need better people skills or maybe hers was selective with us. As I watched how she interacted with others. 3) ordered medium well salmon. I was brought rare salmon. She didn't attempt to fix it and kept saying no manager was on duty when I asked for more assistance. Obviously I ate the broccoli, but the salmon was inedible. I will not patronize this place again. First impressions can be lasting.

Great service, as always! food is now bland. I normally drive up to 30 mins out of my way for their pozole verde. Ordered it today and received chicken soup and the stock tastes right out of the box. No more rich flavors, no more cilantro, no more verde from the tomatillos. Disappointing and I won't be back

Staff was friendly and food came out quickly. The food itself was very flat, bland nothing special about anything we ordered. The various hot sauces help to add flavour but I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone. The food wasn't bad but it wasn't good either

chicken tacos are dry as the Sahara desert and taste unseasoned. dry a$$ chicken that taste like water.... drinks are pretty good tho. I was really hoping to enjoy the food also. Being that we spent over $65 on 2 drinks and 2 meals.

Having a little taco Tuesday date night with my kiddo. I ordered the chicken taquito meal - rice and beans are cold, taquitos have more cheese than meat. The kid ordered fries and a grilled chicken taco. He only liked the fries. The taco was wet. Ugh. The server was kind. The place has a grunge look. I won't go back. Too many awesome taco spots in Atl to settle.

Server Madelyn was attentive and nice so nothing in the review is reflective of her. Grilled chicken taco was bland, steak taco salty, and rice mushy as though over cooked or having been reheated or cooked in the morning and sat all day. Margaritas are over priced, glasses full of ice and not a trace of alcohol which is unheard of at a Mexican restaurant.

Holy Taco is certainly an institution in EAV at this point, as they have been slinging tacos in this area for well over 10 years. While it has been in place for a hot minute, my most recent visit was my first. As one would imagine, they are most known for their tacos, but they do have a decently large menu that boasts other yummy items such as chicken sandwiches, wings, broccoli, desserts and of course the staples you are used to such as nachos, quesadillas, taquitos, fajitas, enchiladas, etc... We were a table of 5 adults and 2 kids, so naturally we kicked it off with a few appetizers. We landed on the Tres Amigos, which consists of their house salsa, chile con queso and guacamole. In addition, we ordered a plain queso. The salsa was your run of the mill, chilled red salsa and was enjoyed by most. The queso was a disappointment to a few of us as it was thin and just missing something. The chile con queso was equally disappointing for similar reasons. Even with the addition of the chorizo, it was still lacking in overall taste, and was equally as thin. However, the guacamole was the star of the table at this time. It was bright, chunky and seasoned perfectly! Most of the table ended up with tacos as their dinner, as one would expect. I personally got the Combo No. 1, which was (2) tacos and a side for $14. I am a fish taco fiend, so of course that was my first choice and I rounded it out with the pork belly. Sided both with the street style corn off the cob. The fish taco was decent. The fish was crispy, but not seasoned. The slaw carried that taco if I am honest and the sauce was thin and watery, which is weird for a mayo. The pork belly taco was stellar, as the pork belly was cooked to perfection. It was crispy on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside. The relish and aioli were the perfect addition to the pork! And finally the corn, I got it off the cob and I thought that would have taken away from the topping they smother it in, but it did not. I got all the goodness of street style mexican corn on the cob without the cob and I was pumped about it! In addition the tacos, my partner got the chicken nachos...and they turned out to the a massive miss. I am not sure if this was standard plating, but it was the laziest preparation of nachos we had ever gotten. Nachos here feature the standard queso, salsa/pico, lettuce, guacamole, sour cream and jalapenos plus your protein of choice. Sounds delish, right? While we got all those things, it was prepared with a layer of queso on the bottom, topped with a mound of chips and then all the "toppings" placed in small amounts on the rim of the bowl including leaf lettuce, not shredded and it was all topped with haphazardly pieces of chicken that were cut into a variety of sizes and shapes big enough to place on a sandwich. It was a bizarre and disappointing plate of nachos. Outside of the food, we washed it all down with a pitcher of house margaritas and they were super tasty! No complaints in the liquid part of our dinner! Service was solid with helpful and friendly servers. And the patio was great, we loved the large patio that featured covered and uncovered seating, and even a few tables that lined the sidewalk. Ordering is all you, as they have the Clover app/site that you use to place your order and pay. You simply choose what you want and place the table number in the field and then wait, but not long as they were pretty quick with all our orders from the drinks, to the apps and our dinners. Important note to remember though, make sure to put your table number in...if you do not, they assume its a pick up order so they prepare and bag it up and wait on you to come get it. Overall, Holy Taco is a cool spot that certainly fits the vibe of EAV. While we weren't blown away by things, we did enjoy ourselves and the atmosphere offered here. I could see us hitting the patio for another round of margaritas and guacamole!

Food is pretty average and somewhat bland. Check out Argosy or other place in area for price point ‍ Nice patio and general vibe though. Everybody's cool and there's lights etc - but you know if the restaurant is empty on a Friday night, don't go.

While in Atlanta, I was staying near the East Village. My date was in the mood for tacos and she made a lovely choice. The atmosphere feels like a hole in the wall with the bar in the middle. There are tables and chairs outside to enjoy your tacos outside during a hot Atlanta day. What was more important to me was having a TV to watch my beloved Crimson Tide and that was taken care of with the 3 or 4 TVs they have. I ordered the Tres Amigos for an appetizer that ran for $12. The salsa was ok but thin. The queso was really creamy and had a buttery taste. The guacamole was what you would expect. I thought for $12, that was too expensive. I believe $7-8 would have been more appropriate. I ordered 3 tacos - skirt steak with cotija cheese, brisket with pickles carrots, and pork belly with roasted corn and garlic aioli. The pork belly was the best of the bunch and the steak was quite good too. The steak seemed like it needed some sort of sauce on it. The brisket was cooked fine but it needed something else like a BBQ sauce to go with it than pickled carrots. The tortilla for it was also cooked too long. Sweet tea was refreshingly sweet! I would go to Holy Taco again. The pork belly taco was really good and so was the steak one. It is a little pricey though and the brisket taco was a letdown.

Taco Tuesday! Wanted to try somewhere new and my bf and I decided on this place. When we drove past it looked closed but then we saw the neon sign that said open. They have a large patio, both covered and uncovered, with hand sanitizer before you go in. There were a couple people at the bar and one table. We spoke to the bartender to let her know we were there and she told us to sit anywhere and she would be right over. We chose a table in the "loft" area. She came over with waters in to go cups and paper menus. We looked over the menus and ordered the pitcher of holy margarita with reposado tequila. We also both ordered the vegan, grilled shrimp, and fried mahi mahi all on flour, lol. Except he ordered his combo with the street roasted corn and I ordered mine with rice and beans. The pitcher came in a plastic container and two plastic cups with ice. Our tacos came wrapped in foil and my rice and beans came in a plastic to go container. We had plastic utensils as well. My bf loved the mahi mahi and while it was well seasoned I thought mine was fried a little too hard. The shrimp was ok, could've been grilled a little longer. I enjoyed the vegan taco. The rice and beans were good and it looked like he really enjoyed his corn. The margarita wasn't strong and to us it tasted like juice. I expected a lil buzz but nothing. Overall it was cool. They follow covid restrictions. And while I understand the use of the single use dishes, it felt like it took away from the experience. It also looked like their take out business is pretty booming. They were filling quite a few orders. I would recommend trying it out for yourself. It looks like it's probably poppin when it's warm.

I had been wanting to try out this place for awhile. What better time than a Sunday evening? Met up with a bunch of friends from my foodie group and we gave it a try. We sat out for the most part until it started to pour. The outdoor patio area is cutesy and big enough for large group seating. They had a special seasonal watermelon margarita made from real watermelon and it tasted as such. I actually just did the reg house margarita. I like the margarita, the sangria looked better than it tasted. Then the tacos, i liked the variety of choices. I got the lamb taco, the grouper and the brisket. All were flavorful and I would order all again! Others in my party had the shrimp and vegan option, they enjoyed as well. Of course I also had to get the Mexican corn....yum. Our server was quite friendly , our checks were messed up a little but he fixed them. Only critique would be to let us know the specials especially if you see us ordering something that is on special. There was a slip of paper included in our checks that listed the specials. Knowing them BEFORE we eat would have been great. Sunday special was $20 Sangria pitchers and we ordered 3-4 individually at $8.95 a pop. It would have saved us some $ to know about the pitcher. All in all, i would go back. Quaint little place in a centralized location with plenty of parking, patio, good ritas and delicious tacos!

Good this cute taco place . Was doing. Pop up and wanted something quick and tasty. The vegan was my favorite

I ordered the birria tacos and they were ok. The staff was very nice and accommodating. The alcoholic beverage I ordered seemed to have no alcohol content, but the waitress sent it back and I ordered a different drink, it was a little better. Overall the customer service was awesome but the food was just mid.

I travel a lot on business, and it's virtually impossible for me to pass through Atlanta without making it over to East Atlanta Village for dinner at Holy Taco. I first went there when @Brother Moto was just around the corner, but loved it so much it is a mainstay now. I have sent dozens of people there and each one has been pleased. The tacos are simply amazing: large helpings, delicious flavors, and inventive choices. Get the boiled peanuts if they're in season. They're a treat!

Found Holy Taco while wandering around the neighborhood! My husband and I sat on the outside patio and were glad there were so many Covid-19 precautions: hand sanitizer, distanced tables, multiple options to order (through the Clover app and phone), disposable cutlery, plates, and cups. I especially appreciate the sign that said "No Mask, No Service." Thank you for keeping us safe! We ordered through the phone because my Clover app was acting up. We had a small guacamole & chips (8 & 12 oz sizes) to share, he had the 12 Hour Roasted Pork Shoulder Chimichanga, and I had the Vegan Chorizo Taco & Grilled Chicken Taco, both with corn tortillas. Our guac and chips came out super fast and it was phenomenal; creamy and zesty! Our food arrived soon after and was equally was amazing. The chorizo had a nice spice and the grilled chicken taco was cooked just right. I didn't eat any of the chimichanga, but he told me I heard "oh my gosh" and "mmm" multiple times :) We had 3 different servers during our short stay and everyone had masks and gloves. Definitely will be back when we are back in the area. PS. Make sure to tip extra well right now!!

Good service, better food, amazing ambiance. I love the open air dining, and lively neighborhood.

Eh. Stopped here on our way to the Mountains. Met a friend. There's a nice patio area. The staff was friendly. The food. Ok. We got chips with three amigos (salsa, queso, guacamole), tacos, quesadilla, burrito, churros. It's really not the best I've had. At all. It was much better because we were with great company.

Holy s***! Worst Mexican food ever...and that's saying a lot since I eat Mexican food every day! I'm appalled that this restaurant could even be in business. Not only is the environment visually unappealing, but it looks so dirty that even a roach would be offended. And talk about THE worst salsa and tacos! S.O.S.! It should be a crime to serve this pathetically tasting food described as "Mexican." Save your bucks and your palate and run to the nearest Taco Bell!

This spot is super good with friendly staff! They have plenty of really tasty vegan options, more than the average taco spot.

Our server Sean/Shawn was great! Great recommendations and a stellar memory on who ordered what. The tacos, I had three. Favorite one by far was the vegan one (I'm not vegan or vegetarian either). Grouper was my second favorite. Crispy. Tangy. Tasty. Overall. Good tacos! Worth the price. Fun environment and great service

I spent almost $70 on 2 small tacos and 2 meals, I ordered the salmon and broccoli and let's just say the broccoli was soo bad it needed seasoning it was cooked with only butter it seems and the salmon LOOKED good but also a disappointment no better. & the tacos was given with onions even though I specifically asked for no onions , I also got 2 horchatas which I asked for light ice and instead they gave me the cups 3/4 full of ice and a drop of drink what a waste of money tbh. But honestly to give they some points the horchatas was really good just such a small portion for the price.

Spacious patio seating available. Margaritas and food are good. Tacos aren't very filling but carne asada was worth it and cooked just right.

We always get great food, drinks, and service at Holy Taco. My partner and I both get chimichangas 90% of the time. I get brisket and she gets veg. Texas margaritas is my go to drink.

I have tried a lot of taco spots around Atlanta but this one leaves a lot to be desired. The service was great and food came out fast but all of the tacos that I ordered lacked flavor and were dry. I ordered a marg too which was only mediocre. On top of the food lacking flavor, it is also pretty expensive for tacos. 6 tacos w/street corn, salsa, guac and a marg ran about $70. There are definitely other taco spots nearby that have much better food for half the price.

I came here with a group of 8 for dinner on Saturday night. The restaurant has a lot of seating options for big and small groups. I didn't think our server was nice at all. My friend is pregnant as asked for a virgin version of their margarita and he was not kind a all and basically just told her "We don't do that." He didn't take the entire tables drink order at one time so many of us had to wait before we all had a drink. Then finally we ordered and the food did come out pretty fast. I highly recommend the pork belly taco. The server made it clear there would only be one check - just be prepared to pick up your tables tab or venmo each other here. The food quality was exquisite which made up for the poor service which is why I'm rating 4 stars. I'd go back. Just hopeful to get a different server.

First timer. We sat outside and took in the spring Atlanta air. We started with queso and had the chicken salad and mahi mahi taco. It was pretty good. The vibe is cool and the food was simple. A nice evening had by all. I'll be back.

Don't believe the hype on their website it's truly misleading, they have promotions on there that they no longer execute which really sucked cause I was looking forward to 2 dollars beers. The staff is very polite and always greet you with a smile. The place is a nice summer spot where you and friends or your significant other can enjoy nice margaritas on the patio. The food is ok I really was disappointed when the dish I wanted was not available so that didn't stick well but I cam say the dishes are good so you won't be disappointed by this place.

Atmosphere and Flavor! The most innovative dishes from Holy Chips to Grilled Street Corn. Tacos so different than other places. Pork Belly and Short Ribs my fav. Tequila Flights are worth savoring. Get the Organic Margarita and enjoy! Music play lists are trendy, patio perfect. Tecate Beer and the mystery beer Schitz! Bartenders know their Mix. Wait staff is friendly and helpful. You will love it here!

I had never been to Holy Taco , but I've always wanted to go and Me and My Hunni went on Valentine's Day . The food was ok , My hunni loved the shrimp tacos . The place was very Calm and Chill , the food came out in about 20-30 mins. Our Waiter was very attentive , Akeem was our waiter , very nice . I love the Decor of Holy Taco , they have an outdoor Patio , as well as an inside bar . The tacos are cheap, i wasn't to favorvable of the pulled pork taco , but the shrimp and lamb taco was pretty decent . I love saucy tacos, the tacos were kind of greasy. Other than that , it was pretty ok .

They use the clover app, but also will bring to your table. Menus are digital. I ordered the pork belly and vegan chorizo tacos with rice and beans. Worst rice and beans I've ever had! How do you mess that up? I didn't even finish the vegan taco, but that pork belly was to die for. I also wasn't a fan of that app because it doesn't notify you when your food is ready you just have to walk up to the window. Staff is professional and nice and drinks are super tasty! I'll only be drinking from now on. Oh and the queso was yummy!

It's just okay. Customer service was good when I went on a Friday afternoon. The food is nothing to get excited about. Very mediocre food. The person that I came with enjoyed it more than I did. I do love the outside patio area. Probably wouldn't come back unless someone else wanted to go.

Holy Taco is a great Mexican restaurant in EAV. My friends and I went there for brunch one weekday morning and had a great time. I ordered a special with two tacos, rice and beans, and an organic margarita. First of all, the margs are absolutely delicious. Secondly, the pork and chicken tacos were amazing. No complaints about the food, drinks, or service. Our server was very attentive (but not to the point of annoyance) and very accommodating. Will definitely hit this place up again in the future.

I see some people speak of the beautiful view from the patio...still looking for it. It's Father's Day and I got me some me time. So I decided to try this spot. It was not crowded at all. Several waiters standing around and still I felt "unattended" to. The salsa was ok. Puréed tomatoes are good with me. The chips are very airy and crisp. But there was no salt on mine and no salt on the tables. I dared to ask. Moving along. The rice was not good at all. Cooked to perfection but lacking flavor. The fish taco was a bland as well. The shrimp taco was good to me but for those of you that don't care for salt, will say it's salty. The corn was the best thing. I got it on-the-cob. As for the margarita...it was the most disappointing. It tasted like margarita flavored water. A waiter, not my own, came to finally ask me if I was done. I got the chips and salsa to go but told him I didn't like the rice. He looked at me and kept it pushing hunny. No I'm sorry or nothing. And of course my waiter never asked how my food or drink was...he bought the check and he kept it pushing baby. Just an overall not so good experience. I will not be back. I still left that joker a tip though!

Came for lunch on a Saturday afternoon with bae. This place is in. FOOD: Yum. Bae and I shared an appetizer of queso, guac, and salsa (obvi with chips). It was very tasty. For my main, I had the pork and the steak. I liked both! For $3.50 a taco, pretty good deal. I was very full when we left. SERVICE: Great! No complaints. Waitress was kind and attentive. AMBIANCE: The playlist while I was here was spot on. Good vibes. Nice decor. If it had been warmer I would have sat outside where they have some awesome painted art! OVERALL: I really like this place and will most definitely come back, especially when it gets warmer!

I am BEYOND pissed! Called Holy Taco restaurant in my beloved East Atlanta Community to order the veggie quesadilla I have purchased since their inception. It seemed as if someone was answering and hanging up, so I drove to the establishment to do what I never do...order "to go" in person. Once I arrived, I was met by the same Caucasian female (red head) that has serviced my family for years. She asked how she could help. I responded with my order,but also mentioned it seemed when I called to order by phone, someone may have hung up on me several times. I wasn't certain, so I came in. (If I was certain I was being hung up on, they would not have gotten my business). She expressed that something was wrong with their phones. I replied, "oh ok" and proceeded with my order. As she rung me up, she commented that they were really busy and then she says, " I saw you called several times and you're harassing me" . (I thought something was wrong with their phones) I thought..."Wait, what????" I asked, "are you serious?" She responded with an aggressive and serious tone. "YES..( in a loud voice...You're harassing me.) Since when is calling a place of business several times a form of harassment? It took every ounce of restraint I have not to verbally assault this woman! But posting this message, one, so if you're in the area, you don't support this establishment. Secondly, to emphasize the culture of some white people, white women in particular who are using aggressive tactics to bring negative attention and possible harm to Black and Brown people. This is not funny! It's not a game! My family has been in the community for over 50 years. Just a few blocks over in Reynoldstown is a community center (Lang Carson) named after my aunt, Corine Lang. I am EAV! And so are the many other Black and Brown people who still reside in their childhood homes. This is not okay!

So my date is a vegan, and he wanted to try out the vegan chorizo taco plate. I had the fish and shrimp tacos with a side of street corn. So let's talk service and ambience... I'm pretty sure in the summer this place was a hit with the patio, and open door/window floor plan. But in the rain? Not so much. The whole entire floor, booths, tables were wet. No wet signs. Nothing. Of course with Covid most places aren't passing around menus anymore. Cool. But this day it seemed as if you can't any recognition unless you order first. Normally servers come to the table and start you off with water, but nope. The girl stood behind the bar the entire time talking with another girl. It was rather rude. Even after getting our order (which were wrong) we couldn't even get the attention of the server to let her know there was an issue. Matter of fact, she never came back at all. So yea, probably won't come here again unless I have the pleasure of getting someone else besides the bartender to serve me.

I found God here! And the... The holy trinity of tacos! The lengua (cow tongue) The baby goat The pork belly This was truly amazing. Delicious, full of flavor and not dry at all. Our waiter was kind and attentive. The margs tho little water down even when asked to go a little harder on the mezcal. All in all a definite MUST. Would love to go again.

TLDR; Not good food, expensive, minimal service, great patio and location. The tacos were subpar. I ordered a fish, chicken, and pork one. Came in double corn tortillas but the edges of the tortilla were kinda stiff like they've been sitting out or in an expo window for a minute. There was a heavy portion of meat in each taco but more isn't always best. The chicken taco was definitely the worst. Big pieces of super dry chicken made it not enjoyable to eat. Ordered a margarita with a salted rim and the drink came out with two sides of salt in plastic ramekins. Like what am I supposed to do from there? Ask for another cup and salt the rim myself and then pour my drink into it? For real though... what did they think I was going to do with two sides of salt? This brings me to the next point. I get QR menus, but going to a restaurant and then having to order your entire meal (appetizers, entrees, drinks) via a crappy web interface on your phone like you're ordering takeout kills the vibe. This makes tipping weird too... being a waiter is stressful and takes a lot of running around, being a food runner is comparatively way easier. I'd guess though the staff is getting paid a waiter's $2/ an hour plus tips versus a higher wage for non tipped food runners... For $90, 3 people got 6 tacos, 1 side of rice and beans, queso and chips, a quesadilla, 1 margarita and 1 seltzer, and a modest tip.

Judging by this building's exterior (and its current neighbors), it is a converted service station. I loved repurposed buildings and the great thing about a place that used to have a lot of room for parking cars means there's plenty of room for a nice, big patio. The Día de los Muertos themed outdoor art is super cool and, hopefully, the wall mural won't be overtaken by the growing vines. We dined during the day but the photos of the glowing large lights at the street look lovely. We sat under the shady pergola to narrow down our taco choices. I decided on the shrimp (grilled Gulf shrimp, pico de gallo, cilantro, queso fresco) and ground beef (sautéed adobe Painted Hills ground beef, salsa Mexicana, cotija cheese). The shrimp taco was the better of the two since the ground beef was salty and too juicy. I also had a bite of Mr. P.'s goat taco and we both really liked it. My sister-in-law had the pork belly taco-her first pork belly ever-and absolutely loved it. We may have ordered more but we were on an East Atlanta tasting tour and we had more eats on the horizon. I wouldn't say no to going back and trying some other things, just as long as I could sit on that fabulous patio.

I've loved everything I've gotten from Holy Taco.

Do not eat here. Trust me, the worst service I have had in my whole life. Not an exaggeration. Boy. Our server was short with us from the beginning, then she NEVER checked on us, after taking out order through the whole meal. They were not busy, Taco Tuesday was yesterday lol. Then at that point we tried to get another one's attention and he pretended we DIDN'T exist, this dude with a backwards cap straight up made eye contact with us and we said hello loudly and he walked off! For no reason! We just wanted to get the bill... Started to wonder if we were in a different dimension. So we got up and left. Garbage service with highly mediocre food. This place will not last long and it certainly doesn't deserve your business, no customer should be treated that way, I'm absolutely appalled!