Latin World Store

Delicious and authentic Mexican food. $1 taco promos some days, and weekly specials are also available. Everything is affordable, and there were many dishes that you won't find at any other Mexican restaurant. It was a nice and refreshing change from the hipster-type places that other so-called Mexican places offer.

I purchased the "cochinita tacos". I usually get these from a different Latin World location but the flavor is pretty consistent among all the locations that have it. It's very oily but very tasty, especially with the green salsa that has a bit of a spicy kick but nothing over the top if you eat hot sauce relatively often. Add the lime and it’s a great meal, being 4 tacos for $16.94 The location is quite small, with the location being very narrow. They have about 7 tables for seating. It was very hot when I went in June, since they have 1 fan and have to keep the door open to deal with the heat of the kitchen, resulting in poor airflow. It also lacks natural and artificial light so it seems like it's closed most times. They accept cash, debit and credit, including AMEX. They also sell many authentic mexican grocery products, including candy. Ultimately, I would come back to pick up tacos but I wouldn't go to this location to sit down and eat, especially with the requirement of paid parking.

I have been pining for a good Mexican food place in Totonto, and this place is great! Huge burritos, generous serving of carnitas, selection of properly spicy salsas, jarritos in the fridge and Mariachi on the speakers. Take that, California homesickness!

Dropped by for their $1 tacos de canasta promotion on Fridays. Tasted great and there were three types of tacos in my order of 6 and was served with three types of Salsa. Got a Jamaica as a drink which was average.

This is a tough one. I love supporting local places and I have wanted to go in here for quite a while but the experience was underwhelming even with pretty low expectations. They were running a dollar Taco special which they might rethink because I don't think they sell much other than dollar tacos which I don't think is a long-term viable business plan in this day and age. When I walked in the tables were kind of messy and there were no napkins in any of the napkin holders and there were a couple of uncleaned tables with very few guests around so I'm not sure what was happening but it wasn't a great first impression. This place is kind of a Tienda/restaurant which means a store and restaurant. They have a good selection of popular Mexican sauces and snacks that you can't get at normal convenience stores and a refrigerator with some soft drinks. I was greeted by what I assumed was the owner and it was pretty perfunctory possibly because of the language barrier or possibly because most people don't know how to greet their guests properly. I was actually prepared to order a variety of things because I wasn't particularly interested in dollar tacos but he basically said How many LOL. I started to talk about a quesadilla and he suddenly was selling me a $17 plate which was not where I was headed. So I settled on the tacos and I asked him how big they were and they were pretty small but it's all good. The minimum order is 5 and he said I could sit down and he would serve me and I could pay at the end. Tacos came up and they were small and like a traditional Mexican taco joint they really had no filings to speak of other than the meat which I think was pork and they were served with three kinds of sauces to be added by the individual. I really love getting all those sauces but I don't see how they are financially viable for a dollar taco. In any case the sauces in this case we're not particularly good. I probably shouldn't complain for a dollar but I don't really want something that I don't like at any price. I recently ate at a similar joint just down the road which served five or six sauces which were better and in huge quantity. Again I don't know how they can serve so many sauces nor do I have any idea what they do with all the sauce left over since most of these tacos are so small you could only get a tablespoon or two on them and that is a question I'm going to have to start asking at these Mexican restaurants. I hope they aren't throwing it all away but I also hope they aren't recycling at all and putting it back into a giant container to be used to refill on the next order. I ordered a Jarrito Mango flavor Mexican soft drink to wash it down which was pretty darned good. A few people came and went but the place was pretty quiet overall and the vibe was a little eery quiet. Almost waiting for something to happen. My total bill came to about $11 with tip which is ridiculous in the city of Toronto so I think maybe they should raise their prices and raise the bar a little since nobody needs to be eating dollar tacos on Bloor Street and it will increase the likelihood of their ongoing viability. I look forward to going back again and trying one of their main dishes but it's really hard to order something that's going to cost you four times as much because it's also hard to imagine something will be four times as good and that's a bit of a barrier to delve further into the menu. Regardless of what I said above I will continue to support my local restaurants and not follow the trendy luxury foodie crowd. I think a foodie should be someone who wants to eat real food from real people who are making a real living and not focused on becoming celebrities and go beyond the social media benefit to getting to know people in your neighborhood.

Went there with my son & his girlfriend after talking about wanting tacos for lunch. It was a great meal. So delicious & generous portions. Real authentic food. I ate everything, on my plate. I recommend this place for Mexican cuisine. Next time I’m back in TO. I will definitely be back 🩷

Menudo,salsa and tacos were great. $1 taco specials are an amazing deal.

Hole in the wall with very good food and amazing prices. Definitely going back

This is an amazing small restaurant in grocery store. I can't wait to visit the other locations after being greeted by the very friendly server we were informed at the restaurant was out of Carnitas tacos and instead they were serving chorizo. I was happy to order chorizo tacos for a dollar each and was extremely impressed by the free salt, collection, faster, free chips and honestly incredible flavour and quality of meat in these tacos. I can't wait to come back and try the other location and other daily specials.

Cheap, delicious and unique. Go to the location in the grocery store. Food came out quick and hot. Was delicious and will definitely be going back for the $1 tacos.

I visited this restaurant last weekend with my fiancé. We were a bit confused at first because we saw that there were 2 Latin World restaurants right across from one another. However, the other was more of a small Mexican grocer with a few tables for a quick bite. We decided to go to the larger restaurant location since it was a larger space and had more comfortable seating. The restaurant was very colourful and lively, with Mexican music in the background. They also sold various gifts and souvenirs from Mexico. We each ordered one shrimp taco and one fish taco. They were served with traditional corn tortillas with onions, cilantro, and pico de gallo. Very authentic, and tasted just like the tacos you would get in Mexico. Both tasted great, but I preferred the fish taco. My only complaint was that there was very little protein. For almost $6 a taco, I would've expected more than 2 shrimps per taco...

Authentic, Latin-Owned restaurant with fantastic tacos and tortas. Chorizo tortas are generous, flavorful, and delicious. This is one of the few authentic Mexican restaurants in Toronto, and by far my favorite. 1$ tacos Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at their store location across the street. Dine-in gets homemade chips and salsa! A Bloor West establishment.

Okay so let me preface this all by saying...im a chilli wuss, but I love flavour and will take the pain for the flavour. So ordered Chilequiles, one of my favourite comfort dishes, the portion was HUGE, and flavour definitely NOT mild...but it was quite delicious. Usually chilequiles are with chips and they absorb the sauce, their version was very wet so keep that in mind. I dont mind but I definitely would have preferred wore texture. The Tamale was drowned in cotija which was a bit of a bummer as i wanted to taste tje lamb barbacoa ($2 extra). Maybe im used to my tamales just more moist and flavour forward but this was all salt and chili so wont order again. Have had tamales all over Mexico and parts of latin america, this is not their strength. The Guacamole was DELICIOUS...seriously great batch with strong lime and nice sized chips. I think worth another try but maybe in person next time to gove it a fair shake!

Yo vine desde Tiktok,y lo quiero hacer público ellos hacen trabajar 1 semana gratis a sus empleados solo con propinas . Una verdadero abuso

Walking past this restaurant, we noticed a sign that said $1 tacos, so we thought why not check them out!? We went in and were told we could sit anywhere we liked, so we grabbed a table outside. The menu is only available by scanning the QR code (which we didn't notice) and details of the taco special were on the last page. It turns out there's a minimum of 20 tacos per person, which made zero sense to me. No way I'm eating 20 tacos! It was a beautiful sunny day and I was craving a beer, but they are not licensed so I stuck with water. Anyway, now that I'm craving tacos, I definitely have to order some! The regular price for one taco is almost $6 - which seemed high but I had to try them. We were starting to get super hungry and decided to order a bunch of things to share, starting with some ceviche and guacamole. The ceviche was very watery and almost warm, as though they cooked the seafood first, then dumped it in the sauce. Definitely not what I was expecting and I would not order that again. The guacamole was quite good - probably the best thing we ordered, actually. I liked that the chips are made in house (or at least appear to be). We were also given an order of chips and salsa, as well as a little dish of what looked like chili oil, which was way too spicy for me. The green salsa, on the other hand, was delicious! I could eat that every day. Next, we had a chorizo quesadilla, which arrived covered in lettuce and crumbled cheese - again, not what I was expecting, but it wasn't too bad. It was similar to a calzone, with a thick dough instead of a tortilla. Next up was a burrito and the tacos. I actually didn't try the burrito, but my friend said it was good. The tacos were really disappointing, unfortunately. We ordered the grilled shrimp, the pastor and baja fish. The shrimp was ok, but the pork was incredibly dry and crumbly. As for the baja fish taco, they forgot to finish it as it was garnished with just a single radish slice instead of the pico de gallo and salsa ranchero. I could add a disclaimer that I cannot speak to the authenticity of the food in any way, I can only comment on what I enjoy eating and how much I liked the food. Service was fine but there was only one server for the whole patio, so it was a bit slow. No other complaints from us regarding service. I don't think I'd go out of my way to go back here anytime soon, but if I was in the area, I might try something else on the menu.

This is the location across the street* The food was really good, they start by giving you some chips (looks like it's homemade) while you look at the menu/wait for your order. I really want to go back again to try their 1$ tacos. The only thing about this place is maybe the service is a little slow but everyone is really nice and friendly.

Ordered two orders of churros and it took an hour to prepare them. We checked in on the status of our order and they kept telling us 10 more minutes.

Two Different Reviews here: I've been a fan of Latin world since visiting last summer, when we went to the original store. Interesting selection of tacos as at very reasonable prices. Reminiscent of the best hole in the wall places in Mexico and the US. They have also opened a much larger sit down place across the street which a friend and I tried on Friday which the family had just opened. A much more extensive menu and lots of home made salsas to boot. Interesting selection of tacos again like Carnitas, Nopales and El Pastor. I also tried the Enchiladas. The food was .. okay but maybe they are working out teething issues. You still have to go across the street to pay.

Great food and very decently priced. Nice clean and simple ambience. Only one server but our food wasn't delayed by any manner.

Yo if you want to teleport to Mexico, this is your shop. This place is jam-packed with almost every Mexican grocery product you could want, plus they cook hot authentic Mexican food in the back for you. You have every snacky snack you want from chips to candy to cookies. They also have lots of spices, and bottled and canned products along with some fresh produce. I totally recommend this shop.

First the good part- the food is great, and I order here regularly. My only issue is so far, every time I've made an order with Ritual, it's never ready when I go to pick it up. I've waited 15 minutes before after showing up on time. Even when I leave later, I'm still early. I love the Burro Suiza so much though, I can't give them a lower rating U_U

It was real Mexican food, as a Mexican speaking it was a great experience and I would definitely come again If I had to criticize one thing is the lack of personnel but don't let that stop you from coming a 10/10 experience

This Mexican place sells burritos, but as our server confessed, Mexicans don't actually eat them. So if you're here, try something more exciting! The food here has a very home-cooked feel. Complimentary tortilla chips (for dine in) were thick & crunchy & came with 3 spicy sauce. Our server was very proactive in refilling the tortilla chips - service here is great. Chilaquiles were tortilla pieces in a spicy sauce. The dish was very spicy but good, though the tortilla chips got soggy fast. Enchiladas verdes was quite similar to the chilaquiles actually, but less spicy and with rice instead of tortilla pieces. Huevos a la mexicana was scrambled eggs with beans and with a purple tortilla to wrap it all. All were ok. Pozole with chicken was chicken soup with Mexican corn. It was pretty good. The use of Mexican corn was nice and gave the soup more body than normal. Horchata (sweet rice drink) was a little dilute. Tres leches cake was good - very moist. Churros were pretty good but the chocolate sauce was thin.

You know that moment when you're really craving something, and when you finally get it and it's awful? that's basically what my experience was at Latin World. I ordered 4 tacos (2 pastor & 2 carnitas) - $12 Walking home, I noticed that my container was awfully light, but was still optimistic. As soon as I arrived home, I opened the container and there they were, 4 tacos that looked dilapidated in every kind of way. I should mention, I walked home, so the takeout container was stable. It basically looked like someone microwaved some meat, threw it on a pita, and there it was. The taste wasn't great, pita broke and it wasn't filling at all. This is probably the worst taco spot I've been to. I'd like my $12 back, please.

This would be dining as if someone had opened up their home to you. Quirky interior deco, but love how partially is a grocery store. Food is amazing and they have daily specials. You can buy mostly mexican or south american tid bits, snacks, foodstuff and drinks. Churros is about of a wait, but at least they make it fresh!

A great authentic Mexican food, I come 2 or 3 times per week; to the $1 taco special or pozole special 2 X1. I also get some products to cook at home, is great to have a places like this away from home Friendly service.

Just came back from lunch here, the tacos I ordered were simple but pretty decent. My 2 Star review comes from the fact that the posted special as you walk in was not actually happening, which I learned when I payed. Instead of $8 for 8 (very) small tacos, I payed 27$. Even when I asked for the daily taco special when ordering, so I definitely feel misled if not scammed. It also doesn't help that the menu shows none of the prices. This definitely soured the experience, I will not be returning to this establishment.

When I read about this place I knew I had to try it. What got me? The $1 tacos. What I did not realize, only on weekdays. Fail. We had the tacos anyways and delicious. I really like the chorizo and the fish one. The enchilada, overflowing goodness. The place is small, a few tables. It also feels a bit germy cause all the chairs and tables had fabric and while comfortable, warm, and maybe authentic? It also was like, what fell on this chair before? Regardless, I'd come back. Hopefully for t Some $1 taco.

Loved the food! So tasty! It's connected with the store which sells all sorts of items from Latin America! Would definitely come again.

Ordered here after looking for some Mexican food in the area and it didn't disappoint. It's a small mom and pop hole-in-the wall type of place with grocery offerings and a small table to order food. Flavours were on point and the portion size was good. It cost around $50 for 8 tacos, 2 Gorditas, 2 drinks and a pico de gallo. Only reason why it's 4 instead of 5 is because the pico was missing but we'll be getting it next time with our next order. Overall I would recommend!!

Walking by this place and seeing full tables with a sign that reads $1.00 tacos was enticing enough to lure me in! I was lucky enough to grab a table, dirty as it was and was quick to receive a menu, albeit one with salsa on it. All signs so far that I should high tail it outta there--but I chose to meet my fate. We ordered seven el pastor tacos as they were the feature for the evening and a chicken tamale to test this places authenticity. Everything came out quickly including the somewhat large tamale. The tacos were the mini kind, yes that's why we ordered seven!! The flavour wasn't too bad but the food, as mentioned by previous Yelpers, was cold. The tamale was a huge disappointment despite the size for $4.50. It was obviously nuked from frozen and with the second bite, I tasted nothing but poorly thawed corn meal--gross! We quickly walked up to the cash, paid and got the heck out of there never to return again! Lessons learned including trust previous Yelp reviews!

A great authentic Mexican food, I come 2 or 3 times per week; to the $1 taco special or pozole special 2 X1. I also get some products to cook at home, is great to have a places like this away froFriendly service.

Absolutely legendary. Different deal each day of the week. usually slam back a half dozen tacos and Gordita or tamal. Pazole can be hit and miss but when it's good it's great. Truly authentic... simple and delicious.

DISGUSTING. Went to this place to order Huevos Rancheros for breakfast. It was literally the WORST thing I have ever tasted. See attached photo... it looks as if the "chef" had vomited + spat on a few tortillas/eggs. I never saw Huevos Rancheros come in such a "liquid" sauce/soup. It was SO disgusting. I did not eat any of it. The service was also VERY long. It took over 25 minutes to prepare (it was a to-go order) . When the employee finally gave my order to me, I asked if he had included a fork/knife in the bag, and he said yes. When I opened my order once outside, there was no knife/fork, or no other type of utensils to eat with. Very unprofessional. On top of that, the "chef" had no closed the little box properly, so there was liquid dripping all over. I went back to the store to complain about the dripping + lack of utensils, but unfortunately for me, the level of English of the employees working there was too limited to understand what I was saying, so I was unable to get utensils to eat. Slightly weird. Definitely one of the worst "restaurants" experience of my entire life. Save yourself the time, money and possible vomiting experience. Don't go there.

I went last Monday for the first time around 1030am. I saw in the Latinos magazine that they have $1 dollar tacos promotion, so I decided to give a shot. When I ordered one taco, the server questioned why, I had to explain myself I want to try it first I like it or not. I felt uncomfortable doing that so she screamed the order to the cook " only one, she just want to try it if she likes it" It was a mini taco, I was expecting that... But 2 chunks of fat/nerves on it... My disgusting picture is attached (sorry) but I don't lie or exagerate. I tried the sauces in my taco and gordita and love them! The place was empty at that time, nevertheless the server urged me to pay my bill before I even finish my gordita... Very disappointed on that. I hope management uses Yelp and acts on it. The reason I write reviews is for new customers consideration and management improvement. I'll try their new location hoping the service is better... But won't try pastor tacos again

it gives me no pleasure in saying this but good Mexican food is perhaps Toronto's greatest weak spot. For some reason i just cannot seem to find a legit taco spot that does justice to the cuisine. I know the mexican community is TO is growing and in time we will have the same calibre of restaurants as corona, ny or the mission district in sf. But until that time this is a goodish option. The prices are cheap and the staff are helpful.

This is one of my favourite places to grab authentic Mexican food in the west end of the city. Personal go-to's are Carnita Tacos, they have an amazing vegetarian platter for the veggie folks. They also have some latin snacks and grocery store items

Let me start by saying, the quality of food, not good. Everything was cold, the tacos tasted like plain tortilla, literally... Now look at these pictures and tell me what's wrong with them. They way the assembled the tacos was straight up disrespectful. The guacamole with "CHIPS", which was $8.99, was half way empty, with 3 chips. Never ordering from here again. Para la tienda: no mames... que tipo de comida es esta? Osea, a quien se le ocurrió vender esto, así como me dieron los tacos y el "guacamole", quien dijo "ah si, esto se ve de buena calidad". Porfavor.......

We got their corn during a street festival and after one bite we had to find the nearest garbage can to dump it. The image looked amazing - cheese and butter on a huge kernels - how can it go so wrong?! Well, somehow they managed to ruin corn. Because of this experience I will not be trying out any of their other menu offerings.

The chicken pozole is the best. Like home made, the service is slow and this enhances the mañana philosophy of Latin America...mañana mañana ... Yet the experience is great you feel like in a real tienda.

The real deal, latin food in a convenience store sorta vibe. (that's because it's literally this) Highlight: $1 tacos - can't beat that Delicious housemade sauces

What a great place. This has become my go to store for buying Mexican food products - fresh cheese for grilled corn on the cob, super tasty chips, treats and drinks. I've also taken the opportunity to try their 4 tacos for $10. Super tasty, great variety served on lovely soft tacos with fresh line and salsa verde. Service is really friendly. A true hidden gem.

Ordered through a delivery service. It was just brutal, and we are NOT PICKY EATERS especially when it comes to Burritos. There were multiple issues with our order to the point it was almost comical. We ordered nachos, a veg burrito, a fish burrito, and 4 cans of pop. We received 1) a bag of chips, not nachos. They were stale; 2) the fish and vegetarian burritos were packaged in the opposite packaging, meaning the vegetarian in the group bit into the fish burrito. This is obviously not okay; 3) the fish eater confirmed the fish itself was "off" so it was left uneaten. The vegetarian burrito seemed to just contain a ton of rice, mushroom, and some onion. Very odd to include no beans, cheese, peppers... the rotten fish burrito also only seemed to include rice, or at least whatever else was in it was in tiny amounts 4) instead of 4 pops, we received one, and it was warm. The delivery service refunded us for 3 pops and the nachos, but we ended up throwing away everything except half a veg burrito.

I've been coming to Latin World for 5 years now and it has been consistently awesome. When I started coming to Latin World, I was first learning Spanish, so I would order tacos and read the free Spanish newspapers. The food is always incredible and authentic and it's always inexpensive. There is something so refreshing about dining at a Mexican restaurant that isn't expensive, corporate or gringo-run. The ingredients used are always fresh and simple. If you're looking for real Mexican food for Mexican prices, this is your place. The only issue I've come across with Latin World is that I never see the same servers working there, which means that turnover must be high. I hope that the staff there are happy. Needless to say, this is one of my favourite restaurants in Toronto.

Delicious tacos, salsa, guacamole. Excellent price. Nice staff. Restaurant a little sweaty on a hot summer day. I would like to come back here soon.

Super little Mexican/Latino place serving excellent, nothing fancy, honest home cooked food, a diversity of Latino groceries, and a cool little off the beaten track super friendly vibe... I really like this place... $1 Taco Tuesdays today!! What?! What could be better?? I'm going back again today!

Service sucked, on the door they have an interac sticker but they said their machine isn't working but they don't put a sign on the door cash only. Made us go to the nearest bank machine to take out money.

Got here completely by accident. Didn't even know of this place until my friend dragged me in telling me the whole way how cheap and delicious the food here is. He wasn't lying!:) They have specials every day (like $1 tacos but these are not vegetarian) and their general food is extremely cheap in relation to the size of portions! Half of the menu carriers dishes I don't recognize by the name but all looks like a delicious mix of beans/rice/sauces/tortillas in different proportions. Note of caution: most of the food is pretty spicy and they don't really adjust it down even when they say they do. Portions are better shared between two people (seriously). You can also buy lots of stuff there as it used to be a little grocery store of Mexican specialties and they kept it (pickled cactus anyone?).

They had only a menu hand written on a board without any prices. I ordered the vegetarian tacos which are 3 tacos with cheese, mushrooms and lettuce. Not large. Or filling. Went to pay and they were $14! Not a good value at all, I was still hungry leaving.

If you are looking for dirt cheap tacos , this is the place for you. You won't get good service, you won't get an impressive spread, but I am sure glad they exist to serve me small 1$ tacos. You get what you pay for and I am happy to pay for their perfectly decent 1$ tacos. ...just don't bring a date here.

A no frills authentic Latin restaurant. The daily deals are amazing-- who can say no to $1 tacos? or 2 for 1 Pozole? The service is a little slow, but the food is worth the wait. Although I haven't bought any food stuffs from here, it also serves as a grocery store. Love this place!

I ordered a fish burrito, which was totally average. It was lukewarm and the ingredients didn't taste very fresh. They use rice that sort of standard yellowish, very pasty rice. I was full by the end of it but by no means impressed by the flavours. Disappointing. For the same price or less you could go to Burrito Boys or Chipotle, which at least have fresh ingreds. Definitely an authentic "vibe" and a great place to pick up some hot sauces. Might be more enjoyable for a meat eater.

A hidden gem of a restaurant. It is actually half restaurant, half Mexican/Latin American grocery store. The food is very authentic and very good and they have cheap daily specials (often $1 taco specials). The Pozole is the best I've ever had and everything is made fresh. I also like that they give you a tray of three different kinds of salsa. Super causal setting and the staff is friendly. I've eaten there at least 20 times and have never had a bad experience (other than long waits due to limited staff and small kitchen). Highly recommend if you want authentic Mexican/Latin cuisine.

I had the chicken flautas. They were some of the best flautas I've had in ages. They were like the perfect amount of crispy and spiced. I would have liked if they put tomatoes on top but the cheese/sour cream/lettuce on top was still really good. Also it was 6 for $10 which was more than I could eat. They also carry Jarritos in pineapple which is my favourite flavour. One thing though is they don't have the twist cap like the ones from the grocery store but there is a bottle opener attached to the shelf.

Like like like.. food tastes great.. and I had tried many of the things in the menu. I liked that I order 4 tacos, I can pick different ingredients for each. Complementary nachos to get you going while you wait (which is really not that long) is a big plus. Try the orchata or tamarindo drinks and first timers should get the tacos so they can try different things.. I personally keep getting the carnitas and chochinita. Make sure they get your order right though..

Can't believe it took me 4 years before I tried this place. Burritos were much better than chipotle and the meat were seasoned very nicely with delicious rice inside too. Tacos were also great and they have really cheap weeknight specials for $1 tacos. Will def be back! Space is small but we did manage to bring a stroller in

This place is a casual, inexpensive source for great tacos right next to Lansdowne subway that is also a Mexican grocery. Tonight they had $1 carnitas tacos on special, so we got 6 of those along with 2 pastor tacos. Normally the tacos are 4 for $10. It was some of the best and possibly the cheapest carnitas I have ever eaten in Canada or the U.S. - instead of being uniform in texture like a lot of (still tasty) carnitas, this alternated between delicious crunchier bits, tender meat chunks, and flecks of rich fat. The pastor was great too, bright red and tasty. Bottles of Mexican Coke for $2.50.