Trompo

The place is kinda small but good enuff. The menu does not have a large variety on food or drinks, but it also was ok with us. The bigger the menu, the more it seems like way too much. I tried the nachos abd on bistek taco 🌮 the Mr. Got a burrito, and it was pretty huge he also hot a quesadilla to try it out. It is good for a quick go to snack, and prices are reasonable.

Visited on a Saturday evening and was clean and not busy. We walked up to counter was easy to place an order with a pretty simple menu options. Ordered 8 tacos and cup of elote and was over $65. Tried the barbacoa, bistek, and trompo. Below average flavor and kinda salty. The worse part was the stinginess with the veggies, cilantro and onions. I visited a Firehouse sub restaurant earlier in the day and customer sevice was stellar compared to what i got here. The young lady just placed the food on corner of table without a word and left. Didnt offer napkins, salsa, or i explain what was what. Small details dont matter until they do. Lesson learned: dont pay attention to trendy places but instead visit places that actually care about earning business based on whole experience.

Amazing food, Bar area for mixed drinks plus a fun place to eat and chill. My buddy and I had delish taco's and a side of fries with an fresh meat, cheese and gooey goodness on top. Adding cold drinks just makes things even better. Giod service, order from a large board menu with pricing and picks to make a complete order.

Had been to their previous locations and really like the new location! Got a great space inside and they have some exciting plans to expand it. Menu is simple and fun. Want to come back and try their breakfast menu (not your fast food bfast tacos to go, a more leisure style breakfast). Got the trompo tacos, the Chile relleno taco and the empalme with barbacoa. They make their tortillas in house and I really like them. The flavor of the trompo meat was good, a little thickly sliced for my personal preference, but very enjoyable. I thought they did a really great job with the Chile relleno taco which I’ve also tried elsewhere and this is much better. The empalme I loved from their prior location and was so happy to get it again. Just a soul warming make you happy kind of snack. The agua frescas come in drink pouches. Jamaica was good, limonada was really good! Looking forward to going back, wish I lived closer!

9/7/19- stopped in and got the pork taco and quesadillas. Again....loved it. 11/7/18- Little place in Dallas that is worth the stop. Tacos are $2 and have a great flavor. The pork and beef are great. Elote was decent. Not a strong flavor.

Amazing small little spot! The menu is extremely small but it has all that you need. The employees are always helpful, kind, and attentive. Personally my favorite is the bistec covered in the salsa verde they bring out. There is no where to sit , only standing, but personally I love it! It gives the restaurant a quick and easy / laid-back vibe. Highly recommend and hope to be back soon!

Great music 👍, cashier with attitude but she got our order. We order 2 trompo tacos and 2 birria 2 each they put them all together even though we order 2 of 2. Trompo was dry saggy tortillas. Birria tacos didn't had much flavor. we also order a mango water didn't had food flavor. Green salsa has no flavor other then water and salt and red salsa was good. Cup of corn was ok Paid $30 would say it wasn't worth it

Ordered a quesadilla and a few tacos, I thought the quesadilla would be bigger but it was pretty loaded. The meat was very tough and cold by the time it got to me. No lemons or salt to add, gotta request it. The salsas do have some kick. Don’t think these are anywhere near the best tacos in Dallas, maybe I just came during the wrong lunch time. Pricey for what you’re paying for, better taco options in the same street.

Tacos are incredible!! The owner was there and was super friendly. We had the trompo tacos and will continue to go back.

Good food. Nice service. Great location. Close to the Texas theater for a quick bite before a movie.

One of my fav Dallas tacos! I had no idea about this location and have been missing this place ever since the Bishop Ave location closed. So happy to see them on Jefferson! This street needs more businesses like this that add to the neighborhood while still preserving the culture around here. Get the namesake.

Got to work down the street a bit early, so decided to get some lunch. I'd never been to Trompo, but it looked nice inside and COOL! I walked up to the counter and ordered a Trompo Taco and a Chicken Tinga Taco. I also got a cup of elotes with Takis on top, and a frozen marg. I always put my elotes on top of my tacos. Omg, both were amazing. And spicy but not TOO spicy. All of the food was top notch. And that's a lot to say for tacos in Dallas. The vibe was semi-industrial, and well air conditioned. There was one guy running the WHOLE front of house! His name was Gianni (sp?) and he was awesome. Handled a long line, brought plates out promptly, checked on everyone, just all over. What a beast. They're lucky to have him! Very glad I randomly chose this place, now I am too full and don't want to work.

Best tacos in Dallas! I'm always surprised when I walk in and it's half empty. Why would you get tacos anywhere else? Lots more options than the old locations and they're all delicious. I especially love the Empalmes. Staff are super friendly. Interesting tequila selection, too. If you're visiting Oak Cliff from Uptown or Plano and looking for a more authentic experience than Bishop Arts, have some tacos and drinks at Trompo and walk down to the Texas Theatre for a movie or another drink. You'll have a great night and your date will think you're very cool.

I found this place on Yelp while I was in the area and decided to check it out. It's located on a street with plenty of metered parking / free street parking. They have plenty of area for seating. I got the barbacoa, bistek, and asada tacos. The asada was under the special menu so cost a few cents more and wasn't on the menu. Totally worth it! all the tacos were flavorful and they give you plenty of meat.

I'm a huge taco fan. I came with a friend and was not interested in going back. Didn't like tortillas of the meat... Just isn't my preference for tacos

New location, with seating and more space, same great tacos. The margarita that's now available is tasty and has plenty of booze. Definitely recommend!

I've been here a couple times both at this and their previous locations. This location is great, you order at a conputer in the back patio, which is shaded and has cute benches and tables. Then, they leave your food on a table and call your name for you to get it. I appreciate the COVID safe environment :) Now for the food - i really do think these are among the top tacos in the Dallas area, at least of those I've tried. Packed full of flavor without too many random additional toppings, and filling.. and inexpensive! The quesadillas were great too, as was the elote. Either stop by and enjoy the back patio with some friends, or pick some up to-go. You won't be disappointed!

I've followed this taco shop every time they move! Hopefully they stay at this spot off Jefferson! The ambiance is 5/5 super chill and clean. Service is spot on and in a timely manner! Food, well seasoned tacos! Personal favorite is the Pirata!

The place is kinda small but good enuff. The menu does not have a large variety on food or drinks, but it also was ok with us. The bigger the menu, the more it seems like way too much. I tried the nachos abd on bistek taco the Mr. Got a burrito, and it was pretty huge he also hot a quesadilla to try it out. It is good for a quick go to snack, and prices are reasonable.

They have good food and their service it's ok. It looks clean. A little hard to find parking, but overall ok.

This place is a restaurant for takeout tacos. If u want to dine in-well being truthful they aren't ready. No beans and rice, no cilantro for their street tacos. The food is like something u would throw together at home. We ordered brisket nachos. A bowl full of store bought chips, drowned in melted cheese whiz with 5 jalepeno slices. I think there was 1 slice of brisket cut up. All they have r frozen margaritas that r sour as hell and 0 tequila. $40 for a meal my kid could have made.

Authentic tacos at reasonable rates (less than $2.50 each) Just know that you have to order through an iPad outside of the joint instead of speaking to a live person. When our order came, one taco was missing, and it took our waitress a while to get it sorted out for us. We got a bunch of tacos (chicken tinga, bistek, barbacoa, weech, trompo), elote, Campechana, and aqua fresca - jamaica (hibiscus) for 2 people. That was a lot of food, and the elote was delicious. Tacos all tasted kind of the same after few bites, but they were definitely well made. The sauces made them better too! Lots of indoor and outdoor seating options.

Great tacos here! Their location has a lot of outdoor seating for socially distancing and they have a easy to use self serve kiosk with plentiful hand sanitizer! The tacos come out quick and are so tasty! I'd have to say my favorite are the trompo tacos with the green salsa. I will definitely come back again for tacos, they're just unbeatable in flavor and timing.

I always get elote and their campechana quesadilla. always a solid place if you want a quick bite of Mexican food.

So sad I waited so long to come here. Will be making up for lost time. Get the Tinga taco.

Good lawd. There's a reason Bon Appetit magazine named the Trompo taco the national "Taco of the Year." Do not miss the Gringa taco, either (it's the Trompo on flour instead of corn, plus melted cheese). The other must-order? Don't question me, just try it -- the Trompo burger slider. I've had these multiple times, and sometimes they're better than others, but on a good day, they are THE BEST part of the entire order. What else can I tell you? No, it's not health food. Yes, it's overpriced. Tacos everywhere seem to be overpriced these days. But these are worth it, in my opinion. They've got a cool, sort of hidden patio off the main drag of Bishop Arts. VERY hard to find; minimal storefront. Looks like (and I think once was) a tiny office building. Uber Eats drivers frequently think they've been given the wrong address. But Trompo is a little hidden gem that's definitely worth the hunt. Check it out.

Drum Roll ... Trompo serves up freshly made to order delicious street tacos & quesadillas. Packed with flavors are their meats. Favorites includes their "Trompo" and "Barbacoa". Amazing also are their homemade flour tortillas and tantalizing red and green sauce. At its new location, seating is now available at this taqueria. Cozy it is inside. Relaxing it is out at their courtyard. Impeccable is the service. Wonderful is the music selection. Happy I am here. Fitting for this five-star review of mine in wrapping up 2019. CHEERS!

A little on the pricey side. The color of the meat seem to come from food coloring as opposed to from the spices. And unfortunately it was a little bit raw, worrisome when it's pork. I was very excited about the corn in the cup, but it had way too much lime juice. That's coming from somebody who loves lime.

This outdoor taco joint was SO DELICIOUS! You seat yourself outside, order online and they'll bring it out to you. Fast and easy. Oh and this is super important, it's dog friendly too!!!! I highly suggest the Weech quesadilla.

The tacos here are so good... probably the best tacos I have had out of all of the places that I've been to. Unfortunately, they have relocated from Bishop Arts (the best hangout spot) to a different location. Another little gripe is that the tacos are now nearly $3, so I'm not sure if the portions for the price is worth it at this point. It will still be one of my favorite taco joint in Dallas!

A big fan of Trompo - a delightful hole in the wall, street syle taco shop that has standing room only (no chairs), and a little stall to order your tacos. Prices are reasonable, taste is jam-packed, and service is really friendly! I'm a vegetarian so my option on this menu was the paneer and poblano taco which was soooooo good. They were very small corn tortillas tacos, so I would suggest getting at least 4 if you have a medium sized appetite. It was spicy and warm and fresh, everything I was looking for. It's a very creative idea certainly and I'm excited they chose to use paneer in their vegetarian taco, a cheese that is not typically found in Latino/Mexican cooking. Not really a sit down place though, maybe okay to stand for a quick stop but you can also just take them home with you! I imagine the tacos get soggy fast though! Will definitely be back!

Came here today after several recommendations from friends. They know I love tacos and thought that I would love this spot. I loved everything about the food, but the service and atmosphere--it just made me want to leave. Trompo is super casual with no tables and just two long table tops with a few napkins strewn about. You order at a small hole/window in the wall with a menu above the window and a small fold stand below it. The menu shows a few of their tacos and quesadilla choices. I decided to get a chicken tinga and beef taco and beef quesadilla. The lady at the window had a super lackluster and sad attitude. She did not make me feel welcomed or wanted there at all. I checked in on Yelp, so I redeemed the free taco option and I was almost not allowed to redeem it even after showing it to the lady. I received my order and decided to get it to go, but eat some of it before I made the long walk back to my car. As I was eating the lady behind the counter walked up to me and asked to take back my salsas as I was eating some of my food. I told her that I would still need the salsas as I would not finish my food. She gave me the meanest look and continued to clean the area. After this I decided that it was time for me to go. I packed up my food and left. Yes, the food here was delicious with my tacos having a great amount of spice and a hint of sweetness at the end. However, within a few mile radius there are 10 tacos shops with street tacos similar to Trompo, so I will not be returning as the customer service was horrible.

Not worth all the fuss. We went because it was featured as one of the best new restaurants in the country. Did not live up to the hype. There's a wait about 30 minutes and only about

Tried this almost hidden gem today. Their menu outside on the kiosk you order says the tacos are made with 6" tortillas so I ordered 2 thinking that would be enough. But they are 4.5" corn tortillas and I was hungry enough to order something else afterwards. Their house pork tacos are delicious and the chicken was also good. But the carnita with Chile Verde Gordita was really the star. Loved all of it. Will be back again.

You gotta be in the know to locate this small taco spot. Service was friendly and fast. However I didn't like the trompo taco. It's seasoned very heavily with paprika. I'm not a fan. BUT! the bistek will leave you wanting another and another. Totally worth the time riding up and down Singleton on the hunt for this bistek steak taco spot. No Trompo signage out front or near. Hint: Look for Phil's BBQ and you will see Trompo's signage door. Again yes, it's small. And yes, standing is the only option to eat...drink a bottled Mexican Light coke...and run. No Diet Coke served here. Menu: 2 tacos or $4 quesadillas, $2 Bottled drinks only. Street tacos are (tiny) served with two sauces, diced white onions, tiny lime slices and cilantro. Please ask for extra limes. The limes were diced too small to even squeeze between two fingers. Ha! Ask for extras! A friendly foodie eating close by did highly recommend the quesadilla.

Absolutely love Trompo. My family has been eating Trompo tacos for years they've always been consistent with the quality of their food, taste and portions. They've recently moved to downtown bishop arts area into the cutest building. Everything on their menu is a home run. I prefer the quesadillas, which to me are less of a quesadilla because they still resemble a taco and are packed full of meat with some added melted cheese. I recently tried their elote en vaso, it was good, but not my favorite. I prefer it to be creamier. Overall Trompo is delicious and a must try! $27 dollars for 4 quesadillas, elote, coke and mandarin jarritos!

There really isn't anything to this place, I drove 30 minutes to get carne asada fries but the steak isn't grilled, it's cooked in a pan, and the pastor has a lot of fat and chewy meat. Just not good meat overall. Pretty disappointed actually. Expensive for what you are getting. They were very polite, but the food just didn't have any flavor. Hope they start using better meat, and add more flavor to the pastor. It's too bland.

Establishment was clean/friendly but not worth 2.15-2.85 each for a taco smaller than my thumb. Also charged 9% 'service charge' but you place your own orders on a kiosk. Too many taqueria options in the area for the price.

Just spent $11 on the saddest burrito I've ever seen in my life. Was the size of basically half my hand. And that was with the tortilla folded over underneath to make it look bigger. The price included $2 extra for a tiny scoop of grilled veggies and $1 extra for an imperceptible amount of sour cream. That's what I get for going to a hipster joint. Fortunately there are a bunch of authentic taco shops around and since I was still hungry after my $11 mini-burrito I went to one of those afterwards and got tacos.

Order was missing items so I walked back to tell them . They argued with me about what was put in and said they put the items in. When I got home I realized other items were wrong as well. Tacos were ok. Not bad but there are better in the area . I won't go back.

It was late at night and we were looking for some good Mexican tacos and I will tell you these are some good tacos. Coming from a Mexican, my expectations are high and they met my expectations. My favorite was the pastor quesadilla and barbacoa were both very good!

These used to be really delicious when at the original location. Our last order consisted of some meat that had seen better days. It had a strange odor and texture. The paneer quesadilla was delicious but packaged poorly so it was a soggy mess. Quality has definitely slipped.

This is a place that sells tacos. Simple, amazing tacos. It is not the kind of place you go for ambiance or a great drink selection. You go here for tacos. Amazing tacos. They also have quesadillas. Which are also amazing. This is on the fringe of the pseudo-trendy area along Singleton. I've seen some reviews that call it sketchy. It's not. Unless you're scare of young people. It's comparable to East Dallas or Bishop Arts District. I recommend the pork. You can expect to get stuffed here, if you choose, for under $10. Or you can go on a taco tour and eat here before heading up the street a bit for Tacos Mariachi. Both are worth your time.

Trompo wasn't rated #1 best taco by Bon Appetit magazine in 2016 for nothing. The menu is small with only 6 items (except the 2 limited tacos they had), but their food is done well. They offer Trompo, Bistek and Paneer tacos and I had the privilege of trying their limited edition Barbacoa tacos. If I had to rank: trompo, barbacoa, paneer and bistek but they are all really delicious. And please do not forget their red and green salsas! They also have pork, beef or a combo quesadilla which I can't wait to come back and try. Don't be surprised if you accidentally pass this place as it is the epitome of a hole-in-the-wall. The inside is minimal, with only tables for standing at but you will eat these delicious tacos so fast you wouldn't even have time to sit if there were chairs. I will warn you the tacos are a little pricier than other authentic taco places (by like 30 cents) and the tacos are much smaller. It definitely won't break the bank and the flavor you get to experience makes it worthwhile!

When I was visiting a friend who lives in the Bishop Arts District, we decided to check out Trompo. After figuring out where it is (slightly hidden from the main street), we arrived. It's a small area inside but located next to a huge outdoor space. It was a little chilly so we didn't sit outside, but I'm sure during the warmer months, the area will be packed! It's a small space when you walk inside. Be sure you order before sitting since it's there's no "wait staff". We ordered the Trompo (pork), Paneer y Poblano, and Barbacoa tacos. We had the accouterments (cilantro, onions, and hot sauces) come on the side since my friend doesn't like onions. My favorite was definitely the Trompo, very flavorful. We also ordered a side of elote, which was definitely my favorite thing we ordered. It came in a 10 oz. styrofoam cup and a perfect blend of corn, cream, and spice. I love the additions of crushed up takis. It was the first time having elote and it definitely won't be the last. If you're looking for a quick bite, stop by Trompo in Bishop Arts.

What I ordered (and could eat) was delicious. I got two beef and two chicken street tacos via DoorDash. On each menu I saw (and I checked Yelp before ordering) the street tacos are listed as having onions and cilantro served with red and green sauce. When my order arrived, there were huge scoops of guacamole on the chicken tacos (when guacamole wasn't listed as an ingredient). If I was a normal person, I'd probably be excited. However, I can't be normal. I have to be seriously allergic to avocado, and intentionally chose street tacos because they didn't have avocado/guacamole. I assumed the green sauce was made with avocado, so I typically steer clear of that at taco joints. I was able to eat one of my beef street tacos with red sauce, and it was perfection. I'm sad I didn't get to eat the other three. Next time i'll order all beef and specify that I have a food allergy.

We were in town for the week and we searched for the best tacos in Dallas. This place kept coming up and we are really glad we checked it out. This place is tucked away in between a couple buildings where you would not expect it. We parked on the street and had to go looking for it. Once we found it, the space made a little more sense. You order from the counter, find a seat, and they bring the food out to you. They offer a few tables inside and a few more outside. We had hoped to see the spinning trompo, but we arrived late and they had shaved all the meat already. We decided to order a good mix of tacos and some street corn. We decided to go with the trompo, tinga, bistek, barbacoa, and a trompo slider. We grabbed a seat and the food came out shortly after. The food all looked phenomenal. The elote en vaso was really good. We loved every taco we had and the trompo slider was a big hit. We did not have a bad bite. Overall, we really enjoyed our visit to Trompo. The food was outstanding and we would highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for amazing tacos in Dallas.

I'd give it 5 stars but the idiot children at the front who take orders are rude and get everything wrong. The food is awesome and in their previous locations the service has been seamless. Go there but check your order before you leave.

To me, it is the best taco and quesadilla place in DFW. I feel I will go this place quite often. I had campechana, Barbacoa taco, Beef Taco, although I didn't take a photo. All good and want to go again.

The hype is well-deserved! Their new location is great, providing lots of outdoor seating. The tacos are exquisite. We had the Tinga (chicken), Trompo (pork), Barbacoa (braised beef). All of them were fantastic but the Tinga was our favorite. This is a great addition to the Bishop Arts neighborhood!

So good! This super casual joint cranks out legit tacos. The menu is limited, but as far as I'm concerned...Trompo, keep doing what you do, baby! I throw some of their delicious green sauce on top with a little squeeze of lime. Heaven. I love the staff. Prices can't be beat.

This place is so goooooood! You won't regret trying this beautiful cozy hole in the wall. The menu is super simple yet comes with tons of flavor! I've never tried elotes before with the crunchy Cheetos on top and I'm kicking myself for never trying it, yet just as satisfied with waiting until now. So flavorful, nice and hot. Tacos are priced nicely ($2.10?) and the scenery outside compliments to the whole vibe. You can choose to add cheese to the tacos - they add it to the corn tortilla and let it melt nicely and evenly on the grill before adding the meat (which is perfectly tender and seasoned). The cheese ends up evenly layering the tacos and even gets grilled and crispy around the outside (yum). They dress the tacos perfectly with cilantro and not too much onion, just the right amount. They provide you with limes and avocado sauce. Try this place! You'll love it!

Came here on Sunday afternoon - very empty. There is an adjacent parking lot with plenty of open spots. We tried the trompo (pork) taco, bistek (beef) taco, gringa (pork) quesadilla and pirata (beef) quesadilla. All served with cilantro, onion with lime, green and red hot sauce on the side. Tacos $1.85 each and quesadilla $3.85 each (seemed slightly over priced). Tacos were small and served on corn tortillas with plenty of meat. Juicy and delicious! Quesadillas were open faced and with cheese on flour tortillas. Slightly larger than the tacos. I personally preferred the beef for both taco and and quesadilla. Overall very satisfying!

PROS *Trompo tacos were delicious. So much flavor. I'd eat them again. *Service was friendly. They accommodated my "no onions" request. CONS *I know small tacos are common, I just wasn't expecting them to be THIS small. You'll want to order 3-5.

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The best darn taco in Dallas! New location has some challenges, but worth every bite.

Tromp! I literally thought they were gonna have trompo tacos. Which is a type of taco in which the meat is roasted on a spit. This is a normal Texas taco shop. It's by no means as good as a street taco off a food truck but they were good. I favored the green sauce and the paneer and poblana taco wasn't that bad. I love the courtyard and the fact it has clean bathrooms.

I was in West Dallas when hunger happened. Found this place on Yelp and then on Singleton Blvd. It all sounded good so I had to over-order. I got one of each of their three styles of taco, (paneer & poblano, trompo, bistek) and an elotes cup. I ordered 'to go' because I thought that there might be leftovers, but I ended up eating it all at one of their standing tables (there is no seating). All three were tasty, but the vegetarian one had the most complex flavor. They offer two, delicious, in-house prepared salsas, one green, the other red. Neither is like what your abuela made. Both are a refreshing update to standard fare; I preferred the green. The elotes was also different from what I usually find. There was little or no crema and the spice came from powdered chili, not a sauce. It was OK. ​