Taqueria Guerrero

Finally some good horchata in Florida! I only wish it was free refills. The review that knocked the chips must like store bought tortilla chips. These are thick because they are literally fried tortillas. Yum! This place is the most authentic Mexican I have had in Florida… it is perfect! Carne asada, sopes, I’m in heaven!

Fatty meat, too thick tortilla chips, my taco fell apart too easily. Overall disappointed and not going back. Not my preference on a taqueria.

If you can’t make a Margarita and you call yourself a Mexican restaurant just go away please and shut down!
Terrible place! 5.5.16 sorry we don’t have guacamole because the avocados are not ripe! Sorry we are out of mole! Place is empty no music! Tv is on! Terrible!

very authentic, but perhaps too authentic. LOTS of food! tasty, but not quite the atmosphere we were looking for on our date night.

Best tacos I’ve had in a while. They are legit, authentic and extremely affordable Rice and beans were on point and I look forward to trying the rest of their menu which is quite expansive.

I came here after a loooong day at court. I was welcomed by the waitress who promptly brought me some chips and salsa. The chips are very tick, I think they are homemade. They give you two different salsas with your chips, none of them are super yummy, they are OK.
Their menu is OVERWHELMING, so many options!
I ordered the huaraches one with carne Asada and another with pastor.
They were really good, although the pastor meat was below expected, but not bad. I asked her if they have a different salsa, spicier. She brought me a green salsa from the kitchen that totally made my food better.
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Tacos are excellent here and cheap. I also love the enchiladas mole they are awesome. They also have excellent guacamole…

The tacos here are very authentic, delicious, and affordable. We found this spot via Unilocal on our way to the West Palm Beach airport and were so glad we did.
The pastor taco was so good and definitely the standout. The chorizo taco was also very good and the carne asada taco was still good, but my least favorite. I actually ordered a second al pastor taco because I had to have more!
The corn tortillas are delicious, the meat flavorful, and they serve the tacos with limes to squeeze on top and some soft cooked veggies. The chips and salsa were also really good — the chips were of the thick variety.
We sat down to order tacos, but they also have a stand up front where you can order them to go. They also have a huge menu full of burritos, tamales, etc. although we only got to try the tacos.
We will definitely be coming back here anytime we’re in the area!

We had a last minute party with about 30 people (mostly teens). They accommodated us. The food was truly authentic Mexican. The staff were accommodating especially with teens. Food was delicious and prices were good.

Great fajitas with the freshest hand made corn tortillas I’ve ever had. It’s like biting into a round corn cloud. Tacos are great too for a quick bite. Ask for the fried cactus in your dish.

Very good, authentic Mexican food. Nice neighborhood atmosphere. Lots of activity at 6pm Saturday. Slight language barrier but our waitress was very friendly. I had tacos al pastor (good, but not as good as Tacos al Carbon in Lk Worth); appetizers of a pork tamale ($ 2.49 each) and gorditos al gusto (2/​$ 5.99: excellent!). My companion had a chimichanga which she said was very good. Chips were very dark and thick… I found them tasty, my partner did not like them. 2 salsas, neither particularly hot.

Very friendly staff and the selection is amazing. True authentic dishes and selection of ceviche is remarkable

Finally an authentic Mexican restaurant in West Palm Beach. I love this place. It has some absolutely delicious tacos that reminds me of my home in San Antonio. And its cheap. Like $ 2 a taco. That’s college student prices right there. The meat is always fresh and mouth watering. I suggest the al pastor tacos. They will surely satisfy your taco standards.
Quick side note. It would be best to know Spanish when eating here. It makes things easier for your waiters and waitresses.

Dined in and ordered a carne asada burrito, chorizo taco and pastor taco. Their menu was surprisingly varied.
They started me out with chips and salsa, as well as their red sauce. They use a very thick kind of chip.
My meal was ready in a short amount of time. The burrito was medium sized, pretty good and was packed with steak, rice, beans and cilantro. The chorizo had kind of an odd but interesting flavor, different from their location on military trail. The pastor was FANTASTIC. They hit it out of the park with that one.
Good, friendly service. Tacos are cheap, burritos are about $ 2 above area average. Solid authentic Mexican that competes well with other local options.

Just finished a massive meal which included the below recommended Fajita’s. I can tell you as a South African with limited Mexican food knowledge that, that was probably the best Mexican meal I have had in the States thus far. The portion was big and the flavors were truly representative of a Mexican fiesta. Apart from the occasional flie that sat on the table every now and again, it was a great experience and the food was out of this world.

Happened to be in the neighborhood and saw the sign. As a lover of authentic food no matter where we are, we went in. The menu was diverse, as many options as a Greek diner! Sections covered breakfast of pork and corn tamales from $ 2.49, 14 different soups of every meat you can imagine including goat, 20 different seafood cocktails (ceviche), over 30 different seafood/​shellfish main courses, entrees and specials with every kind of known meats such as tongue, goat’s head, quail, pork stomach and of course beef and chicken for the chicken hearted. My mixed fajitas of chicken, beef and shrimp (8) was tender, tasty and hot, accompanied by yellow rice, refries bans, fresh salad, radish and for me the piece de resistance, grilled whole jalapeño!
Mexican music, friendly service (english and spanish), menu with lots ofpictures and in both languages made this restaurant easy to navigate for gringos. Most entrees $ 12 – 15.

Good, dirty, Mexican food that is priced right. Fast service and pleasant waitress’s. No frills and can order just about anything.

The Friday, Saturday, and Sunday taco bar is great. Corn tortilla chorizo tacos for $ 2 can’t be beat!

Interesting little whole in the wall definitely authentic Mexican food they barely speak English. Very nice people though. This is the second evening in a row we’ve come here. Last night I had 2 beef tacos, 1 BBQ goat taco, 1 chicken Tamale, and guacamole hold the tomatoes. My boy friend had the combination fajitas and all of it was really good. Being from Texas we are picky about our Mexican food & we really enjoyed it. The salsa verde was better than their two red salsas (We didn’t like either and we love salsa– that’s the only reason I didn’t rate it higher). This is not a fancy place but it’s a good place to eat.

This place is no joke. Here in South Florida we rarely get quality Mexican joints like you have in the West. Anyway we now have one here in WPB.
Food is legit. They have daily specials. The Caldo de Res (Beef Soup) is a Monday special. It’s amazing. Pozole is on Thursday and Friday. Also amazing.
If you just want tacos they have about 12 different types. All your favorites. I’ve been three times this week… all take out.
All locals inside and plenty of Hispanic customers so you know it’s really authentic. I’ll definitely be a regular customer and it’s only 5 mins from our house, so it’s convenient too. If you don’t see it right away it’s tucked behind the McDonald’s.