Jalapenos Taqueria

This was my last breakfast in Fort Worth before I left, and boy was it tasty. I had chorizo, egg, potato, and cheese tacos with tomatillo salsa… AMAZING! This is a little hole-​in-​the-​wall taqueria that is a must eat at. Prices are amazing, portions are great, and the food is fresh. Two people can eat for around $ 11 – 12 and leave full and completely satisfied. This is a must eat at place!

Love this place to get my taco fix. Fresh salsa, authentic, cilantro y cebolla on the tacos. Here for breakfast tacos today. Chorizo con huevos y frijoles! My wife just wanted beans, egg and potato. No Tex mex here just real Mexican food done well.

Big fan of their breakfast burritos and also their tortas. I’ve never had anything here that I didn’t like. It’s convenient to stop in and grab something that I know will be fresh and delicious.

I really love this taqueria. I think its a mom and pop shop. In any case, I come here almost every morning to get me a breakfast taco or burrito, depending on the mood that I am in. The place is very small and can get crap very fast when people are waiting or sitting eating in. There is parking on the side if you don’t want to deal with the traffic on the way out on Main St. Other then that, ITS JUST AWESOME!

This place is a total dive, which can usually mean fantastic Mexican. And it does here! Super cheap and super good. Breakfast tacos for the win!!!

Been here multiple times and it’s probably the best Mexican in area. I always gets the steak tacos. The salsa is always good and the staff is always very nice! Come here for authentic Mexican.

Not really a Tex Mex joint so if you prefer On the Border, Mi Cocina, etc — this is not the place for you! However, if you want taqueria food in a land devoid of such, come on down. My go to place for tortas (the Texana). While heavily pregnant, the tortas was an obsesh of mine for a solid two weeks. double meats? Yes, please. You get your own salsa (different types) and help yourself to drinks. This place does not have a wait staff and is a small eatery in a tiny, non-​descript shopping strip– easily missed if you’re driving past. Food is fresh and fast. Hey, that rhymed-​ed!

Very yummy breakfast. I had a huevos y chorizo plate and it did not disappoint. Very cheap and delicious eats here. Not fancy but it was wonderful.

Worst menudo ever! I eat menudo all over the DFW and this, my friends, is not good. So my bad service began after I ordered. One of my friends always orders mostly hominy which is usually obliged by places all over. It took 45 minutes to get my order. When I walked in there were only 3 tables occupied. One by one I saw people walk in, order, and receive their orders and two of those tables even paid and left. I ordered 3 menudos and 3 tacos to go. I even sat out in the car and went back in to wait. At about 40 minutes, a young guy started to put my menudo in styrofoam cups. I mentioned to him that one was mostly hominy and he flat out said «no we can’t do that!» What service! Okay? I’ll just do it at home, I thought, and I did. I heard the boy’s father tell him from behind, «some places make a separate batch of hominy and that’s why they do it» but he is wrong. Most places I go to, take the time to make their customers happy by going out of their way! Usually I hear, oh yes that’s how I like my menudo. The menudo tasted like it was added water at the last minute to make more. Not a good taste. Very bland. No one at my sisters liked it.
I liked the tacos but won’t go there again.

My wife and I come here weekly for the breakfast tacos. We love it and while the workers don’t say much, I don’t care. I’m not there to make conversations with them, their food speaks for it’s self. The red sauces are to die for too, don’t get me started on the refried beans.

Not a fan of Mexican food as we eat it in Texas, but this place isn’t «as we eat it in Texas.» Eating at this «hole in the wall» is like eating in Mexico. Freshly cooked, reasonable portions, a variety of meat choices, and everything is not loaded/​covered in or served with refried beans, cheese and rice. If you want salsa, 3 are available for you to serve yourself. And if you need to practice your Spanish, you can do it here.
I’ve had the tortas, the soft tacos and a few other things, and yesterday had Angelica’s Burrito. Not a cilantro fan either but it was in the burrito and I refuse to make any modifications to anything before I try it the first time as it’s served, and it was AMAZING!
Only drawback is very limited # of tables and I had to remove the used paper plates from a table & wipe it with a paper towel to get a seat because everyone was busy — even at 1:30P — but for a great $ 6.25 burrito, I can handle a little wiping.

Really small hole in the wall right in Old Keller. This is authentic Mexican food with great street tacos. I’m especially excited about their home made horchata, YES! Home made horchata, not powdered. You even get some of the rice it was made with at the bottom of your cup. You just can’t beat that authenticity!

This place is the breakfast joint. Whether I’m coming in for two breakfast tacos or 60 for my employees, they’re friendly, the food quality is always consistent, and priced fairly. Quality is far better than chain restaurants. Not a lot of seating inside, and I’ve never been for anything other than breakfast, but HIGHLY recommend thus taqueria. Every time I bring the food into work I always get asked where they’re from and people love them. Two thumbs up!

My family has been eating here ever since we moved to Keller five years ago. We often treat ourselves to their breakfast tacos on the weekends. I love the potato/​bean and their salsa verde is a perfect compliment. The store is family owned and we have watched the cashier, who was a mere child standing on a stool when we first started coming, mature into a teenager.
Tonight we tried the crispy beef tacos for the first time. Boy were we impressed! They made the taco shells from fresh corn tortillas for each order. They were crispy and flaky. The beef was seasoned very well and were pleasantly surprised to find carrot slices in the mixture.
I also really enjoy their selection of Mexican sodas. It is the only place I know of to find a Mexican Squirt!
The location is small with only a few tables, so it can get pretty crowded when a lot of people are waiting on togo orders. The service is pretty fast though. It’s a whole in the wall, with limited parking, but the food doesn’t get much better for the price.

Pretty good little hole in the wall i ordered the beef tongue tacos for lunch and wasnt disappointed i would def eat here again.

This tiny taqueria in Old Towne Keller has the best tacos in Keller and possibly all of Tarrant County. It’s quaint family run business that makes quality Mexican cuisine, no TexMex sold here! The tacos are top notch and the tortas are delicious. Friendly staff and fast service, they would have gotten 5 stars had they cleaned up a little better. Invest in a bottle of Windex!

The food was okay nothing great in particular.
When my group of friends walked in they weren’t very welcoming. The staff was very cut and dry with us.
Don’t eat here! It’s a shame that the food is good and the service is so bad!
Don’t eat here go down the road– there is another taqueria super worthy of your business!!!

This is a great little hole in the wall place. A friend first brought me here for lunch. I didn’t even know it existed. So they should probably make their presence known a bit more. We had the Fajitas. My friend said they were what made him keep coming back. I have to admit the fajitas are really good. I came back again and had the carne asada burrito. It was excellent. The salsa is good, the ambience is good. More people just need to know it’s there. The wait staff was okay: not amazing, not bad. Just okay. Give it a shot. Not as good as Los Molcajetas but pretty close.

Tacos were mediocre to say the least, we hadn’t been to Texas in a very long time and were eager to find a good breakfast taco/​burrito spot. One big thing my family and I love is Barbacoa tacos which is traditionally the beef cheeks, tongue and other head meat. What we ended up getting was some old brisket. My dad was having trouble with their coffee machine and when he asked for help some grumpy old man came out and fixed it while mumbling stuff under his breath and giving us very rude looks. Won’t be back to this joint.

Torta al Pastor, solid as ever.
Sopes are also a nice treat.
Burritos quite good…
But the star of the show is the homemade horchata… Not made from a mix, you will actually find rice and bits of cinnamon in the bottom of your cup. Delicious!