Tio's Tacos

Immediate yes! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 This place is pure fun 🤩 — visually stunning with something cool to look at around every corner. It feels like a mini museum 🎨 and is absolutely beautiful! The vibe was on point with great music playing in the background 🎶 — the perfect finishing touch. Service was friendly and attentive 🙌 and the food? Absolutely delicious 😋. If you're in Riverside, this is a must-try! 📍✨

This place is a must-see. All of the decorations were made with trash. Trash, I tell you. You have to see this place,it's a must when visiting the area. The food is fire... the different flavored drinks were the highlight of the day. I had 7. We walked and checked all the art out. Crazy 🤪 awesome. Crazy, I tell ya. The things you can do with an imagination.

I came across this restaurant by coincidence, suggested by a bystander in Riverside, and it did not disappoint. Their tacos were great but their fish/mojarra was the best. It was well seasoned and tasty. (I do recommend you order it fresh and just slightly fried.) other than that enjoy the various recycled art. Very creative.

Atmosphere is astonishing. The artwork the owner Martin Sanchez display inside and outside the resturant is a must see! The food is delish but i ordered flautas, and it was more like taquitos. But was still good. Shredded beef tacos my husband ordered is excellent, along with the taco shells. The shrimp burriot was huge and very good. I love the agua frescas, a good variety is always best, with additional toppings at .50c cannot be beat. I want to bring family here for the experience as well as the food.

This is a must visit when in Riverside. The food and service was great as expected in an any good restaurant, but this one comes with the phenomenal art work gallery. Don’t skip it when you are in town

A must visit while in Riverside. I had the strawberry horchata, carne asada, and al pastor tacos. Everything was delicious and exactly what I was looking for. The restaurant itself is MASSIVE, super unique, and very cool. I will definitely be returning the next time I’m in town!

The ambiance of this place is off the hook. Fun things to look at and endless “art” creations at every turn. The chicken sopes I ordered were bland and had little seasoning. This seems to be a trend lately at some Mexican restaurants in particular regard to chicken dishes. The food was ok and I don’t think people come for the food but for the ambiance which it has a whole lot of. The staff were polite and prompt when asked for something however you order your food and then it is brought to your table. Not a bad thing in my opinion, just the way they are set up. We celebrated my cousins birthday and this is one of her favorite places. We had a party of 25 and they were very accommodating. Worth it just to enjoy all there is to see.

I've had better salsas. Nobody beats "Michi's Tacos" Salsas... However, the location is five star! The service was 5 star. She was nice and friendly to me... albeit be warned, they do tax you in advance... What I mean by that? You're going to have to pay a service charge. Their service is five star, but it's not like you're in a hotel. I'm not gonna say that I felt violated by the service charge, I'm just saying it aint right to be pretaxed for service at a restaurant. I was in the hospitality industry for about 14 to 18 years. And I know what it's like to live off of tips... I love the eighteen percent gratuity. It's like pre-taxed! But not at a taco stand. It's like everybody wants to be tipped THESE DAYS... the salsa was very mild actually so I went heavy on each bite and the food was remarkable! The bathroom was clean and you could tell there was a sense of pride of working at this establishment. Take time to walk around the entire property. It is an experience... Just be warned that you will be approached by panhandlers given the area... I told my waitress that I felt like we were Tocolandia! The disneyland of tacos! I would say that it was like I died and went to taco heaven! In fact, I did say that to my wife. I recommend going here just for the experience...Artisans built this unique award-winning dinning experience and you can tell it's a work in progress that will go on as long as the family lets it.

I've lived in Riverside for a few years now and of course have heard of this well known taco spot in downtown. Visited on a Saturday afternoon to see if it was worth the hype. Overall, their food is solid. Really liked their wet burrito with Pastor. I found that their tacos got the job done but wasn't anything spectacular. Of course where the place really shines is the outdoor seating area with its well known art installations and decor. After our meal, my wife and I had a great time walking around and checking it all out. Overall, their food and service is probably average or a little bit better. There's many better taco spots in Riverside, but you come here for the experience and novelty (I mean that in a good way). Had a good time here and will likely be back!

Wow the patio behind Tios is fantastic! It's a time warp and we LOVED IT! We got the wet burrito, which was massive. And two chicken Mole enchiladas. Easy parking on the street and they have a lot. Soda refills are $1 which was my only (small) knock.

GREAT TACOS & SPECIALTY DRINKS, but... I wouldn't venture into trying other stuff outside of tacos. I got mole enchiladas and they had incredibly dry meat, very little sauce, and didn't feel authentic. On the other hand, the tacos (carnitas) tasted super delicious. The carnitas could've been a bit juicier but the flavor was definitely there. I'll gladly return for some more tacos. I tried their fall drink, the Pumpkin Horchata and hot damn it was fantastic. It had the perfect sweetness and blended two of my favorite things together Fall and Mexican food! Service was okay, nothing to write home about. The girl at the register was nice. However, the lady serving drinks ignored my grandma's order and gave her what she herself wanted to drink. It was weird. As for the artsy, eclectic stuff outside I actually really liked it! Next time I'm definitely eating outside in the front or back patio. There's plenty to see and take pictures off! Whoever created the art pieces here is very talented.

Amazing, one of a kind restaurant! I was impressed when I parked on the property. I saw all these creative decorations and stuff from bottles, canned goods, etc that you can say are "recyclables" or "trash". It is beautiful! I was mesmerized by the hanging butterfly outside, so cool! I am sure it also looks lovely at night! All the art work surrounds this restaurant, inside and out! It's like a museum of art! But what is good and epic is the food as well. Served by smiling staff , food is delicious and is perfect with the salsa bar! They also have a choice of different aguas frescas! I definitely recommend Tio's Tacos! How come no one ever told me this place exist?

This place is super cool full of art. We went for some dinner with the family and really enjoyed the walk around the place seeing all the creative pieces. It's like being inside of a museum and the best part is that it was done with recycled items! There's some pictures of the artist inside the restaurant as well with some newspaper articles where you can read a bit about his story. Food was good too. I ordered a chile relleno with taco dorado and it was really good. My sister order some sopes which she did find a bit salty and to drink we ordered 2 champurrados but those were pretty bad. They tasted a lot like chlorine and had to trash those completely full. Which sucks cause they were a bit pricey. Despite the drinks we would definitely go back. We really enjoyed the ambiance. It was like being in a Mexican Pueblo Mágico.

Came in here after el Dia de Los Muertos in riverside. Saw this place on the way back to the car. Wanted to try it out we came back with the family. We also got to meet up with singer Jade Starling. We had a great time! See you again soon! Calavera Boys style!

Before I started Yelping this was our to go to when craving for authentic Mexican cuisine. Tio's Tacos has been considered as the City of Riverside's landmark since it was established in 1990. It's rustic art displays made of recycled items from scraps of metals and glass bottles created the ambience of treasured pieces of artistry. Food and service are fantastic. I had the wet burrito with all pastor. Loved the flavored sauce that was not too spicy!! Had the Cucumber Mango drink which was very refreshing complimented my meal. There's a limited seating area inside but a vast outdoor space for dining for big parties. After ordering from a window located outside the restaurant, you are given a number then food will be brought to your table. My family enjoyed celebrating a birthday and will be coming back even with no celebration!!! Restrooms are kept locked so staff had to open it for you ...

Food was disappointing. Sad, really sad, had high hopes from the decor, but ultimately a let down. Not sure if the food was safe to eat. The rice and beans were slight cold, not room temperature, not warm, but cool. Beef slices on fajita was taught and very thin slices. Like a cold cut. Burrito was tasteless and cold cheese was not even melted in the middle of te burrito. Anyways, come for the art work not the food. But, the Agua fresco was delicious... so there is a bright star afterall. Enjoy

Beautiful, unique, and the BEST MICHELADA's EVER! Stopped by here for a drink and ended up staying for dinner. saw this place on TikTok and thought it would be a cute place to bring a date. She'd been here years ago when the neighborhood was a little sketch, I convinced her that we just have a drink and go, she was surprised that the neighborhood had really cleaned up. We got a few tacos & guacamole, (which were great), we got a mango Agua Fresca (delicious), but the star of the show is the Michelada's. It was a whole meal in and of itself. Ours came with all kinds of fruits and vegetables, and even shrimp. SO GOOD! Would definitely come again. The service was a little scatterbrained , but there were a lot of people. Great place to bring a date or your family

Food was good I enjoyed it ..But fish tacos could've been better. They were missing something.The mojarra was bomb ....

Food was ok. First time here. There was a long wait because lots of people. Very artistic vibe. At first almost looks like a junk yard . But pretty cool recycled artwork.

3.5 Fast service Came here on a Tuesday to grab some tacos, always drive by this place I've never been! I got the two taco combo plate and I have to say get both tacos shredded beef! The chicken was OK, but the beef was great! The rice was good, the beans were fine. Also got some chips and salsa and the chips were delicious but the salsa was just OK. Was very happy to see that there was plenty of seating in the shade, considering it was almost 90° when we were there, felt just fine! For two of these taco meals, chips and salsa, and two bottled beers it cost us almost $50. That feels like a lot, but honestly, I feel like that's just standard these days sadly

Hi! A friend took me to Tio's Tacos in Riverside today for a belated birthday lunch. If you have never been, you HAVE to go! This is, without a doubt, the most outrageous restaurant I have ever been to! The five star review is as much about the ambience as anything else! Don't get me wrong. My food was good. I had three carnitas street tacos. They were on taco Tuesday special for $1.99 each! The deal of the century! Especially in today's price climate! The tacos were not the tiny street tacos I was expecting. They were full sized corn tortillas. A nice portion of meat, onions, cilantro and salsa. Quite tasty and a great deal. I also had an ice tea. $3.99! PRICEY! And they charge for refills! I would normally knock a star off for charging for refills on an already overpriced drink. But, again, the rating is mostly for the ambiance! The service was good. You order at a counter and they bring the food to you. I suggest you sit out at the patio. Waiting for your food gives you a chance to look around! There are unusual art pieces all over the place. Sculptures everywhere you look! Make sure you look closely at what everything is made of. I don't want to spoil it. Just go!!!! You really have to experience this place!!! Jim

Historic place. Interesting and impressive history of owner and this business Good selection of Mexican food. Interesting art throughout the large grounds. Indoor and outdoor seating plentiful. Parking on Site but limited. Plenty of 2 hr parking on streets at restaurant.

Service is non existent . Wrong and missing orders after it was paid for. Food is overrated ! Not going back here again!

Great Place!!!! Sooooo many things to look at. Make sure when you go read all the signs. The employees were super nice and grateful that we were there. So many places to sit and it took a while to decide where to sit. Everything there was so random but that's what makes the place fun to eat at. The torta I ate was great with a lot of flavor and my friend enjoyed his wet burrito. There were so many Agua Frescas to choose from. If you are going with a lot of people the parking is very scarce, but when you come don't be overwhelmed. Take your time and look around. The food also comes out fast.

The food was very good. Not a long wait. It's also part art museum. They have great outdoor seating and everyone is so nice and accommodating. Nice place to go after you visit the Cheech museum. It was a day trip for us and definitely want to go back.

Food was okay. Al pastor had no flavor just felt burnt. Beans and rice were good but couldn't save the whole experience. Whole plate was $13 and some change

Such a mesmerizing place with so much ambiance and many things to look at while you are there. Went for a meal before seeing the mission inn lights. Can't say enough about the decor, was really magical, especially in the evening time when we went. The food on the other hand was subpar for what was expected. Ordered flautas but received hard crunchy taquitos that were tough to bite. Would try again to taste something else. Also got carne asada fries which were better.

Tio's Taco is probably one of the most creatives restaurant I've have been to. They have so much art work around and it's a perfect place for a family dinner:). I highly recommend this place since the food is amazing and the staff are friendly .

It was our first time we parked in the back, was guided to the front. Belen helped us and was very annoyed that we didn't know what we wanted, had no idea that we should have looked ahead. All the ladies behind the counter just did not have that customer service. Food took a little time to get to us, served on paper plates that food looked soggy and just not fresh. The kids that bring out the food we all nice, I also saw their struggle trying to find #'s. They definitely need someone to come in and help them on the customer service part and efficiency! There's so many new restaurants in riverside that are way better. I was bummed cause it's so cool in there.

To us LA people, we think we have the best of the best but coming from one snooty LA gal, I have to humble myself to one of the coolest, most artistic Mexican restaurants I've ever encountered. I can go on all day about the creative artwork all over the large restaurant space (which by the way is located on two large properties), but the food is pretty damn good too. It's hard to find unique tastes and flavors when it comes to Mexican food but Tio's has a salsa bar with some of the best red and green salsa I've ever tasted. Plus there are like 20 different agua frescas to choose from! On a beautiful day, you can sit outside in the spacious outdoor area and marvel at the colors around you. Parking is in the back or you can park at the library for like $2. Seriously my new spot for when I'm in the IE!

Beautiful day for Friday lunch so the ROMEOs went to visit uncle. The additional decor since my last visit is worth the trip alone. Very small quarters for the counter while ordering, which will create a line out the door, but once you order and find the vastness and creativity of the various patios You almost lose the food in all the sensory overload. I had my mind set on a chile relleno plate or burrito and settled on two rellenos beans rice and flour tortillas. The pepper was cooked tender and the cheese inside was nicely melted, the coating or batter wasn't helpful. I would eat them again. The rest of the table had crispy chicken and shredded beef tacos all got a positive nod, burrito bowls were good and beef fajitas to go. The food was good, delivered mostly correct but the pinto beans were described as a little loose or watery. Over all a good experience and I can't wait to bring my kids back to see all the updates artwork. Food-4 Service-4 Value-5 Retired Old Men Eating Out.

Food was ok but the drinks definitely were delicious but the place is a masterpiece with the art work. I would take my family just to view everything that's awesome and unique. Give it a visit for sure.

Cool spot for breakfast or lunch. Very unique restaurant which is full of various decorations throughout the entire place. They were created by a Mexican artist. The food is as vibrant as the restaurant itself. You can choose from many authentic Mexican cuisine dishes. We tried ceviche with shrimp, breakfast burrito with machaca and fajitas. All dishes were well cooked and flavoured. The meats were tender and juicy and vegetables were fresh. Same goes for tasty well cooked rice and beans. The portions were big and filling. The restaurant offers variety of soft and alcoholic beverages too. And let's not forget about service which was great during our visit. Definitely place to remember.

Service was great. The food was not so great. My mom and I ordered an Al pastor torta and carne asada tacos. The torta was flavorless and the carne asada meat was super greasy. Will not be coming back.

You have to see it to believe it. From the outside, it looks like a small but possibly funky taco shop. There are hints of the decor on the building itself, on the sidewalk, and on the roof. The interior ordering area is small and there's a small dining area inside which leads to a larger outdoor patio. On the patio, you will start seeing the incredible art all around. But wait, there's more! There's a little path you can take next to the patio and you'll start seeing more and more art and sculptures everywhere. Behind the restaurant, there's a driveway and another absolutely massive covered patio. And again, there is art and insanely colorful and interesting structures and other things of interest everywhere. We spent 15 minutes looking around. You could easily spend an hour. Oh right, they serve food, too. The aguas frescas are terrific. I think they had 12 different ones during our visit. They'll give you samples, too, and you can mix and match (why not mix some watermelon with horchata if that's your jam?). The shrimp burrito was enormous. It had to weigh two pounds, easily. It was good but not amazing. I was just hoping for a little more flavor. But you won't leave hungry. It's a belly-buster. The chips and nacho dip sauce (you can order different types of dips), with a side of tangy green salsa, was a good starter. The chips were very crunchy and fresh. While I wasn't over the moon for the food, I would absolutely return. I would get another agua fresca, I would try some different food, and I would spend an hour looking at the art. This is a must-visit.

Super cute tourist place for pictures, friendly employees food was just ok, wasn't impressed. The aguas frescas however were delicious. We were there before 9am shortly after opening so parking was abundant and there was no wait in ordering but as we were eating more and more people were arriving and by the time we left the parking lot was full. There is some street parking but gave us an idea of how popular it is especially being that it was a Wednesday morning.

Ordered Al pastor taco. It was fresh but the flavor wasn't all there. Al pastor is one of those delicacies where it's a hit or miss. I tried my friends carne asada taco and it was delicious. Added an extra star for the little rustic art garden in the back and side of the restaurant. It really makes it unique and eco friendly and a nice sight to see.

I was in town for the Festival of Lights. By coincidence, the LA Times just did a piece on places to visit in Riverside and Tio's was mentioned. It's a casual diner with indoor and outdoor seating and an impressive, quite large sculpture garden in front, back and to the side of the place, with most art pieces made from recycled materials. The artwork seems to be ever-changing; new pieces were being created while I was there. You place your order and are given a number; your food is brought to you. I ordered the hard taco combo plate with beef. It was unremarkable but decent. The mixed fruit agua fresca was very delish, filled with chunks of fruit. There are almost 20 flavours of aguas; highly recomended. The best part of the meal was eating while surrounded by unique and plentiful art pieces.

This place is so fun and is decorated with so much intention I love it, just astonishing. The mole is super good! my crunchy tacos were perfect and the toppings complimented them nicely. We also had a strawberry piña Fresca so good. Strawberries tasted real fresh. Cashier was friendly and chatted with us! the crew entirely were all great encounters thank yall for the experience def will come back (:

I had high hopes for this location and sadly left very dissapointed. Parking is limited. The dining area needs a good deep clean and honestly the salsa bar did not look sanitary. We opted out of the salsa and just ate the bland food by itself. The cashier seemed like she was done for the night and did not want to take our order. I think people come here for the art and they buy food to support. Pro Tip: Eat somewhere else and then walk around looking at the art installations.

The food and service here is always amazing. The food is always fresh to order and the champurrado is my absolute favorite. Such a staple to downtown and such a great environment for the community.

Impeccable service and delicious food!! Our party of 8 came in for lunch. We were seated promptly and drinks served. The waiter was knowledge and made recommendations.although we went for lunch something as simple as tacos were the best I have ever had

Decent tacos. Really good pickled onions. Vibes were fun but I dont know if I would really ever return back unless it was convenient. Service was mediocre. Oh yeah, meats were okay. Not the best or worst. On the midline.

I am so upset with myself for not having pictures of the decorations of this place and it's ambiance Typically I don't care much about ambiance/decor/etc as long as the place looks clean, but this is AMAZING Even if you aren't a Mexican food lover you have to come here at least once to see all the beautiful artwork (even if you don't care about art either) Every time I go there's something new to discover and I feel like I'm transported to a whole new world! The food is also always a hit with me. This id my go to recommendation always for anyone who wants to try something new in Riverside

Came down here saw Mexican atmosphere very traditional place looks small from front but has huge back plaza reminds me Tijuana plaza the whole location full of art and sculptures Mexican inspired have recycled cans into art and have mask huaraches dress hanging they even have musicians walking around offering live entertainment food wise had a lot of aguas Frescas and Mexican beers tacos pastor was okay asada definitely way to go sopes were good definitely recommend if home sick want Mexican vibes

My friends who I was visiting here in Riverside raved about this spot, that everyone raves about this spot. I can see why! Tio's serves up delicious Mexican food in a huge spot with really fun vibes (super cute decor all around, very eclectic) for a great price! I ordered the 2 soft taco platter (carne asada) and shrimp taco for $20 total! The carne asada came in a semi-ground beef like texture over traditional small steak pieces so I didn't love that but it was so tasty I really can't complain too much. I really loved their sauce/topping bar. The pickled habanero onions were delicious and I really liked their green tomatillo sauce. My friend also loves their pickled habanero onions. We came on a Monday night so it was super chill and excellent/quick service. Highly recommend!

If you're in Riverside, Tio's Tacos is a must-visit! This place is not just a restaurant; it's a feast for the senses. The amazing art all around the place adds a quirky and fun vibe that you won't find anywhere else. The art is a captivating mix of colorful sculptures made from recycled materials, whimsical installations, and intricate mosaics. It's like stepping into a vibrant, eclectic wonderland. The food? Absolutely terrific! I had the wet burrito, and it was deliciously messy and packed with flavor. The agua frescas refreshing, perfect for a hot day. The salsas had just the right amount of spice, and the flan was the creamy, sweet treat that ended the meal on a high note. Tio's Tacos is an all-around fun and delicious experience that you don't want to miss. Highly recommended for great food and a great time!

The good was the ambiance. The place looks like a Mexican bazaar and it's lively. Service leaves a little to be desired, but it's not the fault of the staff. It's the way orders are taken and delivered. Food was so-so. I've had better in most Mexican restaurants but it wasn't real bad either.

Came to see The Used in concert at the Riverside Municipal Auditorium and wanted to grab some food before the show. We were just driving in the area and saw all this amazing art attached to Tio's Taco's. We had to stop and check it out. It was getting close to dark, so we could not spend that much time looking at all the cool stuff, but wil be back for sure in the future to spend more time walking the art installation and enjoying all that it has to offer. The food is authentic Mexican food and it is made to order, so don't be in a rush when you come here, sit and enjoy the sights and then enjoy some good food. We got the 2 taco plate (shredded beef) coke with rice and beans as well as an Asada burrito. The tacos were amazing, the crisp fried shells and the shredded beef had so much flavor, loved them. The rice and beans were OK, not the best I have had, but decent. Also got an Asada Burrito, it was packed with meat, rice and onions. Very good. There is also a self serve salsa bar that has Salsa of course as well as radishes, jalapeño carrots, cucumbers and habanero onions, yum, yum and yum! They have a Agua frescos, like 30 flavors and they will mix them if you ask. Got the straight strawberry one and was so fresh and tasty. Martin Sanchez is the owner of Tio's as well as the creator of all the amazing art. A Mexican immigrant living the American dream and leaving a legacy for generations to enjoy. People come from all around the world to visit and we just happened upon it, not knowing the history. An amazing find and as I said will be back to take it all in. I have so many pictures, can only post 10 here unfortunately. Enjoy!

Fun place to eat with lots to look at and explore! The food was just okay though. Honestly the chips were probably the best part. The tortillas were quite oily for my taste but I appreciate the vegetarian options. Staff was friendly.

I have been to tios tacos at least twice a year for the past 7 years. My go to item: CHICKEN FLAUTAS and Aguas Frescas The place speaks for itself, the art is amazing and super photogenic anywhere. Their juices are godly and they will happily mix the flavors for you. I drive 40 mins just for this juice!!!

Art Overload!!! To say this place has atmosphere would simply be a massive understatement. The place is the most eclectic restaurant space I have ever seen. Plenty of effort went into making this place beautiful. Recycled reused reimagined is just putting it mildly. That word Mildly can also be used to describe my lunch today, although massive and visually stunning it seemed to lack in flavor nothing about my nachos was spicy. I got up to find some hot sauce but what I found was an oddly placed salsa bar with several salsas None were hot, carrots, pickled onions and some other stuff. I didn't linger long at the salsa bar as I had left my table unattended, and my nachos were cooling off. You order as you enter at a counter that looks like it belongs in a taco shop (go figure) the cashier was sweet and after I asked she made several suggestions. Nachos with carne asada and a Modelo it was. "Take this number and sit anywhere you want. Well, this place is huge, so I sat up front on a very cool butterfly patio. They bring your food to you and what I kept seeing at almost every table was a shrimp cocktail. there were so many coming out of the kitchen I was flabbergasted that it wasn't mentioned before I ordered. Did I like my Nacho's? They were ok and for 13 dollars a real deal. I wouldnt order them again but I cant wait to return to this very cool Mexican restaurant.

"I highly recommend this business." "Their customer service is great." "The product quality is consistently outstanding, exceeding my expectations."I was completely impressed with their professionalism and customer service. Our first visit!

A feast for the eyes as well as the belly @tiostacos ! The owner of this family-owned restaurant lovingly sculpts and constructs the rustic art decorating this taco shop. We have been visiting this spot since our college days, periodically as we found ourselves back in town every few years, with small kids, the teenagers, and now I was able to bring my adult daughters back. It's amazing how much of this decor has changed over the past decades. I remember first seeing just the glass wine bottle church and statue trail built out back and being thoroughly impressed and never forgetting. Flash forward to 2023 with additions throughout the entire patio area. Come with closed-toe shoes and ready to have some fun studying every nook and cranny. Also, we had our lunch here. It was delicious. We ordered: - Supreme Burrito - Supreme Chicken Nachos x2 - Agua de Jamaica and also enjoyed sampling several yummy salsas from the salsa bar. My daughter's quote mid-burrito: "I'm full but I'm at a good part of my burrito." (She ate it all )

The worst "Mexican" food I've ever had . The carne asada had clearly been cooked in a batch and reheated (upon ordering) to a dryness that more closely resembled beef jerky. The tortillas were cold and of the Mission grocery store variety. The salsas were giving Pace jar. To top it off, I received cold tacos with remnants of cheddar cheese around the edges. I requested no cheese (lactose intolerant) and instead of making fresh tacos because of the clear mistake, they quickly picked off the cheese. Sad day to be hungry and try a new place. Never again.

Ok so let's talk about Tio's Tacos in Riverside, it is a hype because the food is not the best. Service is pretty weird though not organized at all and the set up is not best practices or convenient at all. I tried a taco al pastor and it was ok, I shared the camarones al mojo de ajo with my son and the flavor was different not rhetorical best Ive ever had tasted most salty. My son had the kids nuggets. My daughter had the mole chicken enchiladas and she stated they didn't taste authentic at all she left half the plate. We also shared chips w/ guacamole and salsa and they were not that great the guacamole tasted like it was fake like from a bag don't know how to explain it and salsa was like it came out of a can. Total for all was $90. Salsa bar was not maintained and did not look appetizing at all. However the artwork is unique and we did enjoy exploring around after dinner. So we gave it a 3 out of 5 for the Art.

Every time we come to this place the food is horrible don't know why we keep coming back. The salsa was Rancid or tacos were fried seem like twice an old oil. And really they charged almost $7 for a bottle of Coke. This place is nice to look at not to eat at.