T & T Tacos and Tortas - Mexican resto- bar

The tortas are delicious, very generous portion, torta de milanesa is totally worth it. Nevertheless I have to say that tinga did not taste at all like tinga (unless I had had something else by mistake that tasted like birria). The Churros are super delicious as well. Good service in general. Don't forget to ask for lime and sauce!

Good tacos at fair prices. Good mezcal and drink selection. The service was awesome. Place is casual with nothing fancy, but all the things I mentioned ensure that you'll enjoy it. Definitely worth going back.

Definitely the best Mexican food I’ve ever had. Ordered Carnitas Quesadilla, Pastor Tortas and Pescado Taco. Fish taco is very tasty, the fish are fried nicely and crunchy, Carnitas is even better, a mouthful of beautiful seasoned pork and soft cheese with crispy Tortilla, won’t be regret. Not to mention those tortas. Service is friendly and the price is very reasonable. No doubt I’ll return shortly.

Absolutely delicious! The ambiance was fantastic. Very authentic Mexican restaurant feel. The food was amazing. Again, very authentic. Nothing "texmex" about it. My Latino husband was thrilled when the waitstaff spoke Spanish.

Very good tacos!! We had the beef, fish, and hibiscus tacos and they were all really good. Especially the fish taco!! Try them all if you can. Tortilla was fresh and great tasting as well. If you can, order the guacamole, you won’t be disappointed!

Service is bad, the waitress took like 15mins to have our bills ready. Portions are less than small for the price you pay. I am definitely not coming back to this place.

Loved the tacos and the workers, it was a great experience. I took one of my favourite pictures of myself at this restaurant, so it is indeed Instagram-able.

Tacos and Tortas is the perfect spot to fill that Taco craving for authentic Mexican cuisine at a reasonable price. The staff here are forever amazing! Service is quick and respectful, and they give good recommendations ;) The food price is super reasonable and tasty. I had the beef tacos and tried some of my friends fish tacos. If you're in the mood for some more food, check out the tortas and quesadillas! They also have great mexican beer and bar cocktails.

A small restaurant on Rachel that serves a nice hearty Mexican meal. I had been in their other restaurant in downtown (called La Cantina) and enjoyed my experience there. This spot is kind of a small, local, neighborhood restaurant. The inside was neatly decorated. Food was good. For takeout, we had fish tacos, pastor tacos and beef quesadilla. Our favorite waa definitely the quesadilla. They also give out 3 sauces : the spicy, red, chipotle/bbq sauce was absolutely spicy but so delicious. I will come back when covid ends to enjoy a meal in the dining room.

Unfortunately, this experience did not live up to expectations. While the food was good, it was overpriced for small portions. A limited beer menu offered budget beers marked up to $8 a bottle - which then took 40 minutes to arrive to our table after ordering. However, the wait staff was very friendly and the venue was spacious yet quaint. My only complaint of the venue itself was the cold temperature, with multiple people at my table needing to wear our jackets as we ate.

I have mixed feelings about this place. The service was efficient and friendly, nothing special. The vibe and ambiance was chill, the decor is a bit old. Why I have mixed feelings about this place is because of the tortillas. I think it's a corn based tortilla, which makes it taste a bit sweet and delicious. However, the fillings in the taco weren't so great. Even with their home made sauces, they weren't that flavourful nor spiced up. I had a Tortas as well, and although the meat was good, there was too much bread for the proportion of meat and veggies. Again, tasted a bit plain. I would order the pulled pork and fish tacos again, I guess.

We ordered Chips with Guacamole, Bistec Tacos and Dulce De Leche Churros. Food was very good and service was excellent. Definitely eating here again!

This place was pretty good! Coming from the states where you can get your fair share of Mexican food I was VERY please that this place makes their own tortillas. That made the tacos sooo much better! We tried the bistec tacos and I thought they were pretty flavorful but since it's mixed with the sliced nopal it wasn't as meaty as I would liked it. The prices are also more on the expensive side for tacos but I think the quality makes it worth it. Also we tried the dulce de leche churros here and they were great! The whole day my cousin and I had been trying the churros across the city and these were the best we had tried so far! I wish they stuffed them with the dulce de leche instead of put it on top but they were still very good. The ambiance is cool and casual nice place to come hangout

Nice Mexican interior design and music. The staff is very helpful and polite. We tried tacos. For 10$ u will have 4 tacos. It was delicious.

Overall good experience at this great new taco joint. The fish tacos are delicious and the churros are pretty good (at that price it's impossible to complain!). Staff was welcoming and extremely nice/polite - truly refreshing to get such great service. We went early on a weeknight so can't say that there was much of an "ambiance" but I can totally imagine what it would be like with a full house. First impression was definitely a good one and we'll be back in no time!

To be honest I was kinda of disappointed with T&T. I had heard from multiple people that this was definitely a place worth adding to my taco tasting list. However the food and prices fell a little short for me. The playing and drinks were amazing but for the price you are going to be paying I expected more. We got the fish tacos and the al pastor. The al pastor we're pretty good but the fish tacos really let me down. There had been an off taste to them and when I mentioned this to our waiter she apologized but hadn't offered a solution. If you do eat here let me know if it has improved.

This place is everything that Mais should be. Excellent well priced food, super fresh, super yummy, strong drinks, and very reasonable prices. About $2-3 for a taco (they come in fours), and about $9 for a super strong, well made drink. Lovely relaxed sitting, great around sunset. So why the Mais comparison? Well it's exactly the same idea almost, but here, the service is friendly and uplifting, with people that actually care. Read: when you walk in to T&T, the staff greet you, are smiling, and really nice. They take the time to spend 30 seconds just to make sure everyone has menus and understands the food, followed by another 30 seconds 5min later of friendly attention/suggestions, to make sure that our initial order is off to a great start. That 1min - whilst pathetically obvious on paper - is rare, and is a game changer. (Read my Mais review). Anyway, I will totally return here anytime in the area. Fav taco place in MTL. Loved it. Simple idea, done well.

Went here for the first time and and really enjoyed it. Service was on point, quality was phenomenal and the dishes had that truly taco kind of vibe. It costs about 12$ for 4 tacos which I consider on the high end but the quality us great and you won't find anything similar in the area! My only regret was not trying their churros! From what i hear, chocolate is the way to go so I will definitely be back soon for these tasty treats!

This place is the BOMB. I'm kind of obsessed with tacos and this place will forever be the winner. We usually come here once every two weeks and I have to stop myself from coming more often just so I can try new places. But if I had it my way I'd rent a room in their kitchen and overdose on their fish tacos but what can you do. You can't have it all. Anyways, their menu is simple which is something I love. They have tacos, tortas, guacamole and chips, variety of alcoholic and non- alcoholic drinks and churros for dessert. Service: The service is amazing. We always end up having the same waiter and she now knows us by name. She can even recognize our voice on the phone because we call in to make sure they didn't run out of the fish tacos! TACOS: Let's start off with the tacos (price between $12-$13 depending on the type): All tacos come with 4, and I think 12- 13 dollars per meal is actually worth it because they're very filling. The meal comes with three different sauces: 1). avocado sauce- which is not bad, not spicy at all, 2). tomato - i love. It's pretty mild but you can feel some spice. and 3). habanero - i also love! it's extremely spicy. I've tried every single type and the winner is the fish tacos. In all honesty, they are the best fish tacos I have ever had. I've tried some authentic fish tacos in San Diego but nothing compares. They are so good. I can't even explain it. Even if you're not a fish fan, just try them. They're nicely battered, have the perfect crisp AND they're big! They come with chipotle mayonnaise and cabbage salad on top. I honestly come and get two fish tacos (so basically 8 tacos) and always leave wanting more. As for the other tacos, they're GREAT! but it's so hard to choose them when you have the fish tacos. The pulled pork taco is decent, I feel like it's missing something but the pork is cooked perfectly. As for the Carnitas, it comes with pineapple but I usually ask for extra pineapple and to chop them up to little pieces so every bite has some pineapple. Still pretty good! TORTAS: I've only tried the Milanesa. It's delicious bundle of breaded beef filet, tomato, avocado and lettuce. simple but delicious. I definitely would recommend getting it if you want to try a torta. Desserts: $2.50 for three churros, three different flavours: strawberry, chocolate and dulce de leche. all amazing. definitely try them, I mean you can't beat the price? all in all, try to fish tacos and go all out. Oh, and on Friday's they have 2 dollar tequilas.. If there is a heaven it's then it's definitely called T & T Tacos. - @Hanaer

We had an ok evening. The atmosphere was ok. The food was ok. The price seem high for just an average experience and meal.

Great tacos, lovely staff. I had a vegetarian plate which tasted great. It had hibiscus flower, goat cheese and some other herbs. Really authentic.

I was so excited to find a taco place with al pastor tacos near my house! And then super disappointed to find out that the tortillas were really mealy and thick and dry :( I didn't really enjoy them at all. The service was good, and the chips & salsa were nice (though I would have liked a lot more salsa than a tiny cup!) but the tacos are the main event, so why are they bad?

I was very disappointed. Bad service. Food was bland and the tinga was dry. Did not put any latino or mexican music. Only electronic music. Now I know what you're thinking how can a Mexican restaurant's food be bland And how can they only put electronic music and not some rancheras(mexican music genre) or something? Well the answer friends is simple: nobody in the restaurant is latino. Now how can a latino place not have any latinos working?

New taco and torta joint right off jeann-mance parc. The tacos are 12-13$, and tortas (sandwiches) are 8$. We went for the fish, pulled pork and the grilled pork with pineapple tacos. They come in four, and they make their own taco tortillas fresh and all. When you walk in you'll the kitchen on the left behind a glass window. And you see stacks of dough and tacos cooking and the griddle. I'm no expert in Mexican, and frankly I'm confused about taco tortillas. Over the years I've had hard, soft, some were borderline pitas. This was soft, and small, no pun intended :P The tortilla tore very easily, which made is very hard to eat. The fish tacos were the best. The fish was crispy, and the cole slaw added a nice touch. Second best was the pork pineapple, I'm a sucker for pineapple. It was a nice combo. all the tacos lacked a little salt, but I think the reason is because everything is served with 3 kind of salsa, all house made, one regular, one with green tomatillos and a hot spicy one. Even with the salsa it lacked salt for me. Overall I really liked this place and I wanna try the other tacos I didn't get to try. The waitress was really nice, the wait for the tacos to come out could be a bit, but once it starts the service was very good.

When you come out of a restaurant thinking that's it. You know you did not have a great experience. Looking at the menu, items looked quite appetizing. Reality is that out of the 3 tacos types we ordered, only 1 was good. The fish one is worth mentioning. Another good point is their sauces. They are homemade and are actually pretty good. The downside were the bifteck taco and the pulled pork one. The biftexk one tasted nothing. I'm serious, no taste at all... the other one had some taste but the meat was really dtied. For those 2, without the sauces, I would not even have been able to swallow them.

Love it! The tacos were delicious and the service friendly. It didnt take too long for our food to arrive.

Delicious, interesting tacos! I only wish they would let you mix and match and that they had a few more veggie options.

Got the Al pastor tacos, they were bland and overpriced for what they were. The customer service is what made the experience truly bad. Staff was standoffish and didn't take well to being asked to modify your order. Additionally, my fork was dirty, and I had to argue with my waitress to get another one. I held out this review because I thought it was a one-off experience , but after seeing the owner rudely contest other customers' bad service experiences on this website , I thought it might be helpful to share mine.

Honestly, what semi-decent Mexican restaurant charges for chips and salsa?!? I walked into this restaurant after finding out that Noren (next door) ran out of food. My friend and I ordered some chips, with the most watery salsa I have every seen, and two drinks. The drinks were unappetizing to say the least and I felt that the food would be a disappointment so we left to find another restaurant before the rest of our party could join. I can't say anything about the actual food, but I doubt I'll be back.

Who doesn't love the fresh flavours of Mexican cuisine? For just a little money you can enjoy a great meal with explosive flavours and if you're lucky enough, have a group of people to throw back a few tequila shots with. ¡Arriba! ¡Abajo! ¡Al centro! ....y pa'dentro! With so many taco places having opened up recently, it took a while to try the latest contender in the game - T&T. So on a cold Friday night, after an abnormally long week, we headed over for some mexican grub and strong drinks. First Impressions. Greeted upon entry by a very charismatic gentleman and seated promptly. The decor (or lack thereof) had a cafeteria feel to it with wooden tables and benches. Our waitress was very friendly and patient. Upon being seated she handed us the concise menu which was part tacos, part tortas and informed the table that the specials for that night were homemade guacamole with tortillas and tortilla soup. Drinks. The menu was listed in shorthand on a chalkboard. PALOMA - tequila paired with grapefruit san pellegrino soda, was the perfect blend of bitter and sweet with just the right amount of kick. The tequila was not overpowering, which made for an enjoyable and refreshing drink. LIMONADA - gin paired with lemonade san pellegrino soda, was light and refreshing. Ensuing feelings of a destination much warmer than Montreal. TEQUILA - 2 for $5 shots. Enough said. Food. Homemade Salsa Trio - Habanero, avocado and spicy salsa. The habanero salsa, described as the spiciest, which if you're going to be a Mexican restaurant should be FIRE HOT, was unfortunately, underwhelming in terms of heat. The other 2 options were standard. Pescado Taco - Fish of the day (tilapia), was breaded, deep-fried, served with a chipotle mayonnaise and a cabbage salad. The fish had a moist interior with a crunchy exterior, however was not the freshest tasting. The chipotle mayonnaise was the star here. Cochonitas Taco - Marinated pulled pork, pickled red onions and jalapeno. The pork was tender and flavourful which paired perfectly with the acidity and freshness of the pickled onions and jalapenos. Unfortunately, there was a lack of spice. The kick from the jalapeno was still found to be lacking heat, even after adding the habanero sauce. Pastor Taco - Grilled marinated pork, grilled pineapple, fresh onion and coriander. This was the worst tasting taco of the bunch. The pork was overcooked, tasteless and the dried-out pineapple provided little sweetness nor freshness. Not recommended. After tackling the first side of the menu being Tacos, we couldn't help feel a little disappointed. Yes, the tortillas were homemade and delicious but what went in them was far from unique and in need of some much desired flavour. Nevertheless, the portion size (4 tacos/order) was reasonable for the price. Tortas. Described as Mexican style sandwiches were by far the more exciting and flavourful part of T&T. Milanesa Torta- The Mexican equivalent of an Italian veal cutlet panino. Breaded beef filet served with lettuce tomato and aioli, was the perfect sobering sandwich (1 tequila, 2 tequila..). The homemade bread, courtesy Boulangerie et Pâtisserie Mexicaine Patricia (thanks to our waitress Cecilia for the 411) was probably the most savory, crisp yet soft piece of bread we have sunk our teeth into. The bread was a perfect vessel to absorb the cutlet's oil and the juice of the tomato without becoming soggy or breaking apart - YUM! Dessert. With only one option on the menu and costing only $2.50, how can one say no to churros?! In a world where watery filter coffee can cost you $3.50, having three perfectly fried churros with your choice of dipping sauce (chocolate, dulce de leche, strawberry or all three if you wish) makes T&T a hero in our eyes. Served warm, on a wooden cutting board, 3 finger sized churros are drizzled with your choice of sauce(s). Although we did appreciate the beauty of having the drizzle on our boards, we would have much rather had our sauce on the side so we could dip our churros. Final Thoughts. If you are going to go to T&T, please focus on the Torta section and don't even think about leaving without sampling the delectable churros! The laidback vibe, simplistic menu which features some star items and strong drinks, make this moderately priced hangout well suited to start your night before heading out to the many surrounding bars.

I went with three people and it was completely empty. In all fairness, we went when it was supposedly closed. The emptiness allowed for us to explore the decor - lots of wood slabs with mysterious carvings and/or hammers. The service was slow which was pretty impressive considering we were the only ones in the restaurant. Overall, the food, to quote my friend, was "incredibly ok".

Overhyped and Overpriced. The first time I ate here, I was *blown away* by the food (the service was okay). The last time I ate here, the food and service were so bad that I'll *never* go back. We ordered two kinds of tacos, the pastors and the carnitas. The meat in both of them was *extremely* dry and none of the other ingredients were fresh. I suspect that they served us leftover meat from the day before. Neither of us finished our tacos. We did *not* complain, but when our waitress asked how everything was, I explained that nothing was fresh. After speaking with the chef, she came back and explained that he said everything was fresh, so it must've been fresh. Subsequently, they offered us some complimentary churros. These too were too dry to finish. On our way out, all three members of the kitchen staff gave us dirty looks. When spending $50 on tacos, I expect a lot more out of the food and service.

Saw this place on a food show on this place so decided to try it on our visit it Montreal. Small, dimly dining area. The waitress seemed every nice and attentive (although we didn't know which one was ours because they kept switching up). Now of to the food and drink: Their specialty mixed drinks are good We tried to order the guac, but they were out. How do you run out on a Saturday night? Ended up doing the salsa instead which was pretty unimpressive Tacos: Pastor- My favorite of the bunch. Great flavor Chorizzo- so-so Fish - Wouldn't have ordered it if I knew it was deep fried. Even with the accompanying sauces, it was a bit flavorless

The owner's comment to my review speaks to the poor quality of the restaurant. Also if you have the time look at the other low reviews of the restaurant to see the owner berate and disrespect people who left his restaurant a review it truly deserved. Also in response to the owner's comment that dogs are only allowed in the front of the restaurant-- the kitchen is in the front of the restaurant which raises further questions as to what he considers a clean establishment.

Another addition to the taco scene, does this upstart have what it takes? Find out tonight at 6! T&T Tacos et Tortas, hidden in a corner of Rachel and Clark, serves, like the name suggests, tacos and tortas (mexican sandwich). My friend and I ordered 3 plats of tacos, you get 4 soft shell tacos and 3 kinds of sauces. A word about the sauce - they are avocado sauce, tomato and habanero. The habanero was not as spicy as I expected and it tasted great (NOTE: If you find tabasco sauce very spicy, avoid the habanero sauce) Back to the tacos - we ordered pastor (pork n pineapple). bistec (beef and fried cactus) and pescado - fish taco. The fish taco was the winner of the evening. I did enjoy the fried cactus which at first looked like french fries but tasted more like plantain fried. They had 4 cocktails and they tasted great. Desert menu is only churros now but damn, them churros were freshly fried up and you could taste that! Chit chatting with the owner reveaked his plans to expand the menu and go with seasonal themes. I cant wait until fall to see what new treats to try now!

Best Mexican food in Montreal It's a little pricey but definitely worth it. I recommend the carnitas tacos

We selected this restaurant based on Hoang-Khai's very positive Yelp review and I'm so glad that we happened on this lovely family-owned restaurant in the western reaches of the Plateau. We dined there on a lively Friday night with a group of six and we all enjoyed the evening very much. When I lived in Montreal I didn't have kids and didn't give a thought to whether an establishment would be kid-friendly or not but now it's very much on my mind and to my delight, T&T is very kid-friendly while at the same time hospitable to adults and student-types alike. The back area is spacious and simple with long tables and bench-like seating around the exterior. The menu is straightforward and simple - tortas (Mexican sandwiches), tacos, and churros. I like the simplicity but I would say that a few appetizers would be a welcome addition. We were a group catching up after a long time of not seeing each other and we wanted our meal to last longer than just one course. I would have liked to start with some house-made chips and salsa and drinks or sopes or something. As it was we ordered three tortas to share - the vegetarian, milanesa (breaded beef filet), and pulled pork. The two meat tortas were quite delectable - the bread was soft and sopped up garlicky sauces quite nicely. I would say that the pepper in the vegetable torta would taste great if roasted - I think it would make the sandwich easier to eat. On to the tacos - there are four tacos in each order so I definitely recommend pairing up and sharing. We had the fish, carnitas (pork belly to me was a little dry here), and the al pastor, which I loved. The salty-sweet with the addition of the pineapple is so nice. Drinks for me were the very refreshing Paloma (I loved the addition of Aperol in this drink) and the Chelada - a bloody Caesar with Corona. Mojitos, limonada, and some other items were also available along with beer, so there is definitely a nice variation of items. Churros for dessert are a must - we tried the dulce de leche and the chocolate and they were both incredible. Hot out of the fryer and drizzled with sweetness. The bamboo boards and salsa service is quite lovely too. Big plus: house-made tortillas! Amazing! This is a great discovery and I can't wait to return!

I'm a big fan of Mexican food. That's why I was especially disappointed after arriving here. The beans are made with bacon and could not accommodate with a substitute. They were out of bread so I couldn't have the torta. They were out of guacamole. Their harbinero hot sauce was OK, and the tacos were fresh. The tortilla soup was also good.

During my vacation to Montreal, I was craving tacos. As I Yelped possible places to try, I settled on T&T Tacos Et Tortas. Boy, did I make a great choice! It is a small place that is away from the typical tourist spots in Montreal. My first impression was a good one. I really enjoyed the wait staff. Our waitress was super friendly and knowledgable about the menu. She gave some great recommendations including a thumbs up to the fish tacos. I was reading about how good their fish tacos were on Yelp and I decided to give that a try. They were fantastic. I loved the fact that they were accompanied by three different sauces. They consisted of a mild sauce, verde, and hot sauce. All three were terrific. They all paired perfectly with the fish tacos. For desert, they sell churros. Mind you, this is the only dessert on the menu. In my opinion, they don't need to sell anything else. They were THAT good! We tried the churros with dolce de leche first. Talk about amazing. They were so good that we had to order seconds. The second time around we ordered two dolce de leche churros and one covered in chocolate. The chocolate option was just as good. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed T&T. My only knock on them was the fact that they didn't serve chips and salsa. While I was waiting for the tacos to come out I was in the mood for something to munch on. That is only a small complaint. Everything else was wonderful. I would HIGHLY recommend it to anyone in the mood for great tacos and churros!

Came here for a casual birthday dinner with the boy, and wasn't disappointed! I've never had fish tacos before here, so I don't have a reference to compare to, but theirs were just as I'd imagined...delicious! The boy got the beef ones, and said they were good (I'm a pescetarian), but enjoyed mine more. Each order came with four, and we're definitely filling. The tacos also came with three types of salsas, ranging in spice levels. We also ordered drinks - I got the Paloma and the boy got a mojito. Both were yummy :) We were pretty full, but I wanted to try the churros lol. For 2.50, you got three mini churros that were warm and delicious. We tried the chocolate and dulce de leche (more of a butterscotch) drizzles. The atmosphere was casual, but quaint. I would definitely recommend this place!

Great job at Taco & Torta ! For a real slice of Mexican in Montreal, look no further. T&T is the place. I absolutely love Mexican food and it has always been difficult to come by in Montreal, until now. Very good price-quality, works out to about $3 per taco ! Hope this place works out for the benefit of all Montrealers in need of solid Mexican grub.

Tacos were soooo good. Coming from Chicago, I frequent Mexican spots to find good tacos. This place was amazing. We ordered fish, steak, and pastor tacos. All were good. The churros were also unbelievable. The wait staff was great. Ambiance is really good.

This was a great restaurant; their tortilla soup is to die for. Had a mojito and it was well done. Would definitely return.

The tacos are quite good.. but to my surprise, the highlight of my meal was the guacamole. It was probably the best guacamole I've ever had.. I was quite sad when it was done. It was totally worth the drive from Toronto to stumble upon this place - and I'll make sure it's on my list of places to go back to when I'm back in Montreal.

I'm a huge taco fan - with that said, the tacos were pretty good. You get 4 tacos for $12-13. We got 3 different ones: fish, pastor and carnitas - my personal favourite was the fish, nicely battered and a nice topping. The pork felt like it was missing an ingredient, like a veggie or pickled radishes. The carnitas was nice, with a pineapple topping. We also ordered the guac, I'd recommend getting extra lime because at first it didn't seem to have enough. Then to end the meal we had the dolce de leche churros, they come with 3 mini ones. Overall, a really filling meal for a decent price. We each paid right under $20 and were stuffed at the end of the meal. Going at about 5:30 was a perfect time, not busy at all!

Having heard about Tacos and Tortas quite a bit from both Facebook and Instagram, I've decided to try this charming little spot. The restaurant may lack colours and decorations, yet the food makes up for it in such a delicious and flavorful way. Along with superb service and a very friendly staff. The menu is quite simple, with quite a few choices for tacos and tortas(Sandwiches) All of of their meals are loaded with a great deal of flavours, spices and a kick. The meals are presented in a simple yet very nice and casual way. Everything is served quickly and very hot, while being freshly prepared to your taste. Tonight we've decided to try both the tacos and the tortas, we couldn't decided which one we enjoyed more as both were truly outstanding. To finish off our fantastic meal, we had the churros. A must have for dessert! They were tender, soft, crunchy. Again, perfect! Served with a delicious silky chocolate ganache and a so so Dulce de Leche sauce(Caramel) I would personally stick to chocolate. Overall, this is a spot I would definitely go back to over and over again. May lack colour and decorations, surely doesn't lack ambiance, good music and outstanding food. I highly recommend it.

Had the carnitas tacos. So delicious. Also had the paloma and it was nice. Recommend this place!

Very small restaurant. Perfect for tables of 2 or 4. For bigger groups, not so much. They're just not equipped for that; they don't even have extra chairs. That being said, tacos were delish! Each order of tacos includes 4 tacos, so order a few plates and make sure you share so that you can sample different varieties. The limonata drink was fabulous! I'd go back.

I'm from Austin, Texas. This is the first restaurant in Montreal I've eaten at that tastes like home.

T & T Tacos has a great selection of tacos. Each selection comes with 4 tacos priced at around $13 CAD. My fiancé and I started with the guacamole, which was awesome! We also shared the fish tacos and the carnitas tacos. The fish tacos were awesome and would give 5 stars, the carnitas tacos were good, but were slightly dry. An addition of a slaw or sauce would make them a 5 star dish as well. The tacos were severed with salsas ranging from mild to spicy. The added spice was much needed after a long cold day in Montreal. For desert we split churros, which were so good we ordered a second serving. We would highly recommend T&T Tacos.

HORRIBLE SERVICE We have had orders from this restaurant, via a delivery service, cancelled multiple times. Most recently, we completed a pre-order at 10:00 am for 7:45 pm and were informed by the delivery service at 7:15 pm that the restaurant was closed. We contacted T & T directly to learn that they were in fact not closed but too busy to prepare our food. They refused to help us and prepare our food, even when we offered to pick it up ourselves. We have spent hundreds of dollars at this restaurant but will never return given their unreliability, inconsistency and lack of customer service.

Happen to pop in knowing nothing about the place and it was pretty good! Because the decoration was really sober I thought that it was other kind of restaurant however the authenticity of the place comes definetly with their food and their DRINKS! they charm me with their margarita. Price-wise is average. Really good service. " la torta vegetariana" is a reaaally!! good choice. it is definitely a must- try in montreal

Mexicain authentique savoureux. Service amical. Bonne musique. Came for lunch can't wait to come back at night and feel the party vibe.

Dined here on Sunday, the tacos were actually pretty tasty but the service was really terrible. Took the server about 10 minutes to come to the table after seating. Drinks took almost half an hour to arrive. Server failed to mention that they were out of the bean dip, both the pescado & cochinita fillings, as well as the bread for the tortas (this literally eliminates half the menu) until after we ordered. Tortilla soup was tasty but would have been much better if it were served hot - it arrived lukewarm. One of our party received tacos pastor instead of the pastor torta that she had ordered, this is when the server told us that they were out of the buns for tortas. Was still charged for the tacos (more expensive). Very disappointed.

We came for tacos but went with the tortas and have no regrets! Couldn't decide which sandwich to get so we each got something different and went halfsies. The pulled pork is just fantastic. Service was very friendly and accommodating. Can't complain about the prices on the tortas either. We will be going back again!

I'd give it a solid three. The tortillas were not very well made and were falling into pieces at one point. Portions of the tacos were not enough for a hungry person and slightly on the pricy side IMHO. Tortas were better priced and tasted pretty good. Decor is simple but good.

We came early & they still served us!! Super friendly staff. The Pastor tacos are the bee's knees & also the pulled pork. My wife & I are from Mississippi so it was a nice taste of home for us.