Puebla Tacos

I stopped by because it was right next to 7-11 and I was craving chilaquiles. I ordered their red chilaquiles, and also a side of the chorizo and egg. The chilaquiles was pretty good. Crispy chips and the red sauce was delicious. The side of beans was good and the rice was also descent. The side of chorizo and egg was also a great addition to my chilaquiles. I’d definitely come back again in the future to try some of their other items. Parking is limited because it’s in a plaza but worth the drive over.

I love this place it's very charming. You can get all sorts of the standard type, meaning the fare you could get anywhere, but done to a very high standard. And beyond that you can get all sorts of special things like mole poblano and mulitas. their shrimp tacos were not as good as I have had elsewhere, even nearby they're probably only number 3, but they do so well with everything, and they have so much to offer, that I'm very impressed

I was craving a wet burrito, my friend and I, when to this place because the other place we head first closed early ,we were surprised so he recommended me to try to this place so I did ,I order wet burrito some fries horchata, and he order a burrito and a sope. The fries were dry, like if they were 1 week old . My wet burrito was ok. It looked like to me if my wet burrito was covered with mole sauce, but like I said, that what it looked to me , the al pastor didn't taste like pastor it tasted more close to birria. My horchata tasted more like water didn't like it , I'm not from the area so we all have different taste maybe if you are from the area you may like the food but for me it was so so ok, if your just passing by the area and see the restaurant you can try it if you want, maybe you will like it. I always try to give my honest reviews.

I Order 3 tacos and 1 drink and it came out to be $16, very pricey (for 3 tacos). The meat had no flavor and they were plain with a few pieces of onion only. (Very sad looking) Worst tacos I ever had. Will not be returning!!!!

Decided to give this place a try. The food was horrible. Four of us went and. all of us were totally unsatisfied. Two of our party didn't even eat their food. Total came to about 80 bucks for four people to eat with drinks. Do not go here.

Easy to make this place a habitual meal stop. Weekend soups are amazing. Recommend their Shrimp burrito if your tired of the typical carne and bean burrito . Be sure to add side of chips and home made salsa on the side.

Amazing service, okay tacos. Meat was not crispy like most places, the tortillas also tasted like cheap store bought mission tortillas. Flavor was ok, nothing worth bragging about as well.

Puebla Tacos is a good spot for pretty authentic Mexican food. They have a good looking breakfast menu. And their kitchen is open at least until 1:30am on weekends. For ambiance, think more like a Winchells Doughnuts, but with wall-to-wall nature murals from floor to ceiling. Parking is not entirely easy or street free. Puebla is next to a busy 7-11. Be careful, lots of traffic, and interesting people watching and occasionally some excitement. The 7-11 has a security guard posted at the door. And FYI, if you want a tour of the kitchen or to chat with the cook and dishwasher, ask to use the restroom. You literally walk directly through the full length of their kitchen. Everyone that works at Puebla is chill and cool, especially the sweet woman in front. I have tried the Tampiquena. Less than $15 with tax and tip. And the shrimp burrito, which is about $12 all in. Both were very good, but Pasadena has stiff competition. But for the money, and especially late night. They R D bomb 💣