Tacos La Chula Revolución

Taco restaurant · Escandon

Tacos La Chula Revolución

Taco restaurant · Escandon

Av. Revolución 110, Escandón I Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11800 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

Highlights

24hr taqueria: al pastor, chuleta, arrachera, gringas

Av. Revolución 110, Escandón I Secc, Miguel Hidalgo, 11800 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

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MX$100–200 · Menu

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The 16 Best Restaurants In Juárez, Mexico City 2024

"Generally speaking, Mexico City locals are loyal to the taquería they’ve been going to since they were kids, but this newcomer has gotten a warm welcome from the neighborhood. Order your tacos one at a time, starting with the chicharrón de queso followed by a round of the taco de chuleta—the pork chop is seasoned perfectly—or the taco de arrachera and an agua fresca (we like the agua de la jefa with horchata and fresh strawberries). The vibe is fun and lively, with Mexican classics blasting from the speakers. Just don’t sit too close to the open grills—otherwise, you’ll definitely smell like carnitas when you leave." - guillaume guevara

https://www.theinfatuation.com/mexico-city/guides/best-restauants-juarez-mexico-city

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Robert Brohman

Google

This is the second time that I ate at Tacos La Chula Revolution and plan to return! The food is excellent, I have tried two different soups and three tacos. The staff both nights were extremely friendly. I enjoy photography and everyone was very accommodating. Lots of smiles!

Luis D

Google

Very good quality price relationship. The vibe of the place is amazing and they got a good selection in their menu. I really liked their pastor a suadero. It’s also 24 hours which makes it very handy. Gringas were my favourites

Kia Yang

Google

Great food! Fast paced with great service. The tacos were great and they make it fresh!

Anastasia Huggins

Google

Fun treat on the way to the art market. Lots of options, all were delicious. Wish we were hungrier to eat more! There seem to be a couple different locations around the city, but definitely local and definitely worth stopping at.

Satya Cobos

Google

A bit of a wait during peak hours. Their tacos are not the best, but the tacos al pastor are pretty juicy. The restaurant has a nice vibe and some nice margaritas. Overall a good stop, but you're not missing out on anything.

Jahi Cifu

Google

Food was delicious and drinks were really good, but all that goes out the window when you find a fly in your drink. There was a fly stuck to a piece of ice in our margchela, it’s like a margarita with beer. It was delicious, until about halfway through the discovery was mad. We were still charged for it after letting the staff know and were told that they can’t control nature. I was upset and mentioned that it should be fine then if we found rats or cockroaches in our food and he just shrugged. We didn’t want to make a scene and just left, but the lack of accountability has ensured that this is normal for them and will not be returning there.

Ho Kim

Google

Very good, local tacos, especially with large gathering. Not necessarily my "go to" taco places in CDMX but we had a large family gathering (10 people) and this place was a perfect fit with large tables. My favorite / go to places are usually packed, "a hole-in-the-wall," small places so this was a perfect, clean restaurant with ample room (especially with older ladies in their 70s).

Isabel Hughes

Google

This restaurant is fantastic! It feels very authentically Mexican, with tacos being prepared in front of you and a line of patrons waiting because it is so delicious. We enjoyed tacos arrenchera, bistek, and of course pastor. The ”volcano” taco and the “gringa” were two really good kinds with cheese, but the classic were really great too. Highly recommend.