Taqueria Guerrero Inc
Mexican restaurant · Mid-City ·
Homestyle Mexican dishes, menudo, breakfast burritos, tacos
Homestyle Mexican dishes, menudo, breakfast burritos, tacos
"A longtime Mid City Mexican cafe, this spot has “made the difficult decision to close for the unforeseeable future,” with proprietor Jesus Martinez citing “ongoing ICE raids” that threaten the safety, dignity, and peace of mind of staff and the community; the last service was November 30. Opened in 2007—a hopeful sign of life when much of New Orleans was still in ruins after flooding from the Katrina levee failures—it was part of a spate of post-storm openings that reflected shifting demographics as an uptick in Latinx residents helped drive the city’s rebuilding. “Until we know it’s safe for everyone, our doors will remain closed,” Martinez said." - Beth D’Addono
"This Mid-City staple came on the heels of the post-Katrina taco trucks — as unpretentious as the decor, tacos here are without gimmicks and served street-style with few ingredients centered around well-flavored meat, cilantro and onions. Barbacoa remains a best bet. Warning: you won’t be able to stop eating the spicy salsa verde." - Beth D’Addono
"The name of the game at Taqueria Guerrero is affordable comfort food, nothing fancy to see here. The menu is huge and homemade, with tacos filled with tender pastor, carne asada, lengua, and tripas. Come hungry for copious portions of tortas, chimichangas, enchiladas, and chile rellenos. No margaritas, but there’s lots of Mexican beer to sip." - Beth D’Addono
"Without a doubt one of the city’s best spots for homey Mexican specialties, this Mid City outpost has excellent, extensive breakfast options, including four types of breakfast burritos. It also opens at 9 a.m. and serves breakfast all day, so it’s a great spot for a hangover cure (get the menudo as well) after a long night out." - Clair Lorell
"Menudo is a spicy Mexican soup usually made from tripe. At Taqueria Guerrero, an oft-overlooked Mid City gem, you can find the well-known hangover cure, in addition to excellent traditional items that are also likely to do the trick (nachos!)." - Clair Lorell
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