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Yummy tacos and good prices - can't beat $3. Not what I'm used to, but I was pleasantly surprised. Will stop by again next time I'm in town.…
LacyFern
Dia de los Tacos
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I tried a few of their tacos when they were cooking for an event at the Ore Dock Brewery. Given all the hype I had heard, my expectations were high. W…
Mitch
Dia de los Tacos
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These positive Reviews must be friends and family. They came down to Detroit this past summer in Campus Martius. The food was forgettable. Plain and s…
Sammichesam
Dia de los Tacos
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Dia de los Tacos is open for Food Truck. Dia de los Tacos serves Mexican and Vegetarian dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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9 Reviews on “Dia de los Tacos”
These positive Reviews must be friends and family. They came down to Detroit this past summer in Campus Martius. The food was forgettable. Plain and simple. The staff was rude. They seemed hurried and like they were just trying to dish out as many sub par tacos as they could in the alotted time. Their generator however was what still bothers me. It was loud and clunky and spewing out this horrible smoke. I work in a business downtown. I dont want to smell that in our food court yard in the only hour break I get. I really hope they dont come back to the D. If this is what Marquette considers good tacos, theyre really missing out on what good tacos really are.
Celiac safe, fresh, and yummy!. I have eaten off the taco truck many times, the day of a race, the day of my wedding. I love this wonderful addition to Marquette! Affordable. Fresh. Celiac Safe 🙂
Must go. Awesome tacos. Best I have ever had. Gourmet treat, but very inexpensive.
No better tacos in Marquette County — and the absolute best chorizo taco I’ve ever had.Great truck run by great people.
Safe and bland. If there were a contest between Dia de los Tacos and Border Grill for the blandest, de-flavorized, faux Mexican food, it would be hard to declare a winner. In fact, you can’t even call this genre Mexican. This is an upper midwesterner/yooper/Canadian’s idea of what Mexican is based on what they saw on TV. I say that because the food at both these places only looks like Mexican food. I don’t know if this is because the purveyors of these dishes have never actually had good Mexican food or if it’s because they’re scared that they would offend the delicate taste buds of the locals.
Totally absolutely awesomely delicious ! Excellent tacos & wonderful presence overall ! Thanks, gang ! (Love them pablanos ; )
Ah-mazing. Basing solely on authenticity, freshness and taste, this place is pure gold.. The Carmen, a pulled pork taco, is fantastic…the flavors blend well and are a real treat. A good side note this place is gluten free, however it is not a part of my criteria. They keep you posted on there whereabouts via the facebook page etc, so that is the only downside, but since it is 2013 this blends with the trends in larger cities.