Pueblo Viejo Promontory Point

Disappointed After Giving Multiple Chances — I Wanted to Love This Place I truly hate to write negative reviews, especially for local businesses, because I know firsthand how much every review can impact them. I used to own a small business myself, and I understand the weight of a single voice—especially one that people listen to for recommendations. That’s exactly why I gave this place three separate chances before finally writing this. I work right across the street, and this taco spot is a go-to for a lot of my coworkers. I’ve been coming here almost every Friday for the last five months, easily spending between $500 and $1,000 over time—bringing coworkers, tipping generously (often $10 in cash), and genuinely rooting for this place to succeed. But after these last three visits, I can’t keep pretending that things will improve. Each time I’ve ordered tacos, there’s been an inconsistent amount of meat across them. If you look at the photo, you’ll see exactly what I mean: one taco looks decent, the others are barely filled—some with only 4 to 6 small chunks of meat. This isn’t a one-off situation; it’s happened multiple times, regardless of how friendly or supportive I am. I’m not asking for anything extra or special treatment—just consistency and fairness in what I’m paying for. When you’re spending $30+ on a solo lunch, tipping well, and supporting the business regularly, you’d expect at least a consistent product in return. Sadly, it feels like my loyalty and generosity have gone unnoticed. Whether it’s due to management issues, lack of quality control, or just a disinterest in improving, the experience hasn’t changed for the better. It’s frustrating to feel like your business isn’t valued—especially when you’re rooting for the place to thrive. Today was the final straw. As much as I wanted to leave a positive review, I can’t continue supporting a business that doesn’t seem to want to support its customers in return. I hope they improve things in the future, but for now, I’m officially done.

Enjoyed a tacos al pastor and one of shrimp. Both were great. Also had a side of guacamole and chips. There was a generous amount of chips, but similar disappointment to other reviews were the guacamole was mostly lettuce. Plus both could use a bit more salt and flavor.

The PuebloViejo style taco was dynamite!I'm not a mushroom fan but could hardly taste them. The Lamb Barbacoa was kind of bland. Exempted more. Service and atmosphere were otherwise excellent. Located in the parking lot of Meanwhile brewery. I look forward to trying more items next time

I always go to this place for breakfast, and I love the cashier's service. I think her name is Roxie. Thank you for your kindness and wonderful service. Your recommendations are always top-notch! Finally, today I was able to post a review of this delicious spot! ❤️❤️😍😍

The steak tacos are the way to go here. By far the best meat they have. The queso is quite good as well. Glad they have not changed much in quality over the years.

Only way to order is online which incurs a convenience fee. Customers are required to provide a cell number which they use to alert you that your order is ready. However, they will bombard you with marketing and promotional messages long after you have eaten. Not good. Fix this.

Ok, this was the worst and most bland burrito I have ever had. Ever. $12 bistec burrito. Rice, overcooked , barely any rice and couldn’t find any steak!!! They wrap and cut the burrito in half. I don’t know why. It’s a burrito! Picking the first half up it fell apart and landed with a plop. The second half fought to hold it together and looked so sad. Remember, $12 burrito.

The most overpriced Mexican food I've ever had. $10 for bland unseasoned guacamole that tastes like it came straight out of a bag (which it probably did), not to mention is put on top of a bed of lettuce so you're not actually getting that much guacamole. Also had the $15 gordita plate with asada but you'd never know because it was incredibly bland and tasteless. The two spicy salsas were good though, so there's that. Would recommend going to any of the other food trucks and avoid this one