J's Taqueria

Mexican restaurant · Cumberland Bridge

J's Taqueria

Mexican restaurant · Cumberland Bridge

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2585 Spring Rd SE, Smyrna, GA 30080

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Tacos, burritos, pupusas, tamales, flavorful salsas  

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2585 Spring Rd SE, Smyrna, GA 30080 Get directions

jstaqueria.com

$10–20 · Menu

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2585 Spring Rd SE, Smyrna, GA 30080 Get directions

+1 678 213 1016
jstaqueria.com

$10–20 · Menu

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11 Great Restaurants Hiding In Random Places - Atlanta - The Infatuation

"When your laundry pile is the size of Mount Everest and your stomach is on E, J’s Snack Land is a multi-tasking dream. This dual laundromat and Mexican street food spot in an unassuming Smyrna plaza lets us get through a wash cycle while snacking on three small tacos (preferably with salty chorizo) for only $12. Most things here need a little boost in the seasoning department, so drench everything in the fiery red salsa or tangy salsa verde. Of course, if anything dribbles onto your shirt, there’s a line of washing machines ready to help." - jacinta howard, juli horsford, nina reeder

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Do your laundry while eating decent tacos at J's Snack Land - Review - Atlanta - The Infatuation

"When your laundry pile is the size of Mount Everest and your pantry is bare, J’s Snack Land is the perfect place to multi-task. Weave your way through whirring washing machines that blast lavender scents into the air to get to the taqueria’s small order counter in the next room. They’ve got all the Mexican street food staples on the menu (pupusas, tortas, quesadillas), but the tacos are the thing. For $12, you get three small street tacos (get the salty chorizo) decorated with a heavy sprinkle of onions and cilantro and a side of rice and beans. Everything needs a little help in the seasoning department, so order the fiery red salsa that’ll put your spicy tolerance to the test. If you dribble any of it on your shirt, J’s knows how to help with that, too. @infatuation_atl We checked out this taqueria in Smyrna that’s inside a laundromat. Here’s our thoughts. #infatuationatl #atlantarestaurants #atlantatacos #EEEEEATS ♬ original sound - Infatuation Atlanta Keep scrolling for the food rundown Food Rundown Tacos These are small, soft corn tortilla street tacos with the usual protein options (steak, chorizo, chicken, al pastor) and a cilantro and chopped onion topping. The chorizo is our favorite because it has the pleasing saltiness of a potato chip. It’s enough to give it a burst of flavor but not too much that it necessitates a huge gulp from your agua fresca. photo credit: Sarah Newman Nachos Thin, factory-made tortilla chips are completely hidden by globs of refried beans, shredded chicken, guacamole, and sour cream drizzles that are cross-hatched in a way our middle school art teacher would be proud of. You won’t be fighting over the last chip, and you shouldn’t come here just for this. But it’s a decent size for the $12 price tag—big enough that you could slowly munch on it throughout your entire wash and dry cycle. photo credit: Sarah Newman Tamale This is skippable because it’s so dry. But if you’re a condiment fanatic, douse it in the fiery red salsa or more mild verde sauce, and it instantly becomes tolerable. photo credit: Nina Reeder" - Juli Horsford

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Toledobunny Of Ohio

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This is really good authentic Mexican food, all the ingredients taste fresh, i order for the first round , a veggie taco and rice, second round I ordered a veggie burrito. And once you bite into it you can taste the culture. Very good, located inside the laundromat on spring rd, surrounded by plenty shopping.

Angie Villavicencio

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It’s a simple spot - they don’t over complicate things. I gave the atmosphere a 4/5 because I do feel like the seating area could have been wiped down a bit more. Otherwise great people , very nice and the food is great!

Chris Roggen

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This is what you call a hole in the wall. Very unassuming place that is connected to a laundry facility... And located in a small strip mall. We were staying at an Airbnb nearby and picked it because my daughter wanted a tamale. We were not disappointed. Tamales, quesadilla, and tacos were absolutely fantastic. Watch out for the red sauce...... It's HOT!!!! My daughter loved the refried beans and said it was the best quesadilla. Staff was super friendly and engaging.

Edward Lucero

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Don’t be fooled by the humble mixed-use space in a small strip mall J's Taqueria is a true hidden gem. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm, personable service that made us feel right at home. The simple charm of the restaurant reminded me of a cozy mom’s kitchen — unpretentious, welcoming, and all about the food. And the food did not disappoint. I had the Al Pastor burrito, which was bursting with flavor perfectly seasoned, tender, and absolutely delicious. My dad ordered the sopes, and we were both blown away by the depth and freshness of the flavors. Every bite was a testament to the care and skill that goes into each dish. I would highly recommend this mom and pop masterpiece.

Ryan Bauman

Google
A small little place with big flavor, got three tacos and man they are tasty.

Eladria Monae

Google
I have been to this place back to back since I’ve found it last week, running tally is 4 so far lol. The food is great, definitely gives authentic. Their beans are very seasoned, which is rare. They are also really nice, there’s this one lady who is a bit less friendly but overall they’re good people. Would 100% recommend. Definitely believe the hype. Like everybody else has said, don’t let the fact that it’s attached to a washeteria psych you out; they know what they doing with them tacos.

Josue Bueno

Google
A bit pricey for what you get: 4 Tacos and a Jarrito soda will run you $18+ dollars. The food was ok. Service is inviting and welcoming. This is located inside of a laundry mat not complaining just be aware. You always have the option not dine in but they do have a seating area.

Jason Caponi

Google
Hidden Gem in Cumberland for real Mexican Street Food. This little gem is hidden away in the front of a laundry mat, but don’t let that that sway you. This is a great place for a quick lunch where the service is great and the staff is very friendly. You must try the chicken street tacos; they are simple and very flavorful. Highly recommended stop if you are anywhere in the area and need a quick bite to eat.