“ Great food at a good value! Kind of surprised to find a taco stand in what used to be a gas station turned convenience store. Really clean inside and well stocked, you can even buy raw cuts of meat from the carniceria in the back past the taco shop. Service was quick and friendly! ”

“ The food is incredible! So delicious so fresh and very reasonably priced. On the weekends, they grilled chicken fresh over coal and it's so good with the sides. Everyone is really friendly, and it's casual. You can take food to go or sit at one of the little benches they have outside. You won't be disappointed. Also try their cecina tacos so good and with the nopal salsa ”

“ Ermahgawwwwd. If you want an amazing birria taco, come here! Expect to take it to go or eat outside while it's fresh! ”

“ You know the foods going to be fire when it's inside the neighborhood corner store!! The meat was perfectly seasoned and everything was so fresh. Their Celina taco is the go to but their cabeza, lengua and carne asada tacos were all delicious and pretty dang big!! Ms. Susie who runs the restaurant had a great smile and I can tell she also takes great pride in preparing the best for her family and friends. Luckily for us, Uncle Ted was running the register this morning and he was so welcoming and generous. A real old school cool kind of guy that should the mayor of the city really. He even took the time to stop and check on our experience while we were eating outside. He shared his story and it's definitely an impressive one. We will be back with our family friends for sure ”

“ After hitting up a warehouse sale in the area, I was pretty hungry and some tacos sounded like they would hit the spot. I quickly just looked on Yelp for the closest taco spot and this was like number one or two on the list. What a great gem located inside of a convenience store. I'm not sure if the picture does it justice or not but these three tacos not only were super filling, but they were extremely delicious. You have to eat them quickly though because if you don't, they are so juicy, your tortilla doesn't stand a chance. But that's not a bad thing in this case. I definitely will go back next time I'm in the area. They even have breakfast burritos which I didn't even see on the menu but I may have that next time. Enjoy everyone. ”

“ When I heard Taco Station was set up inside of a liquor store, I knew it was going to be good! Tacos range in price from $2.99 (asada, pollo, chicken al pastor) to $3.49 (cecina, lengua, birria, cabeza) each. They take your order (service is very friendly) and then you pay for it at the liquor store register. I got three tacos - chicken al pastor, asada and birria - all topped with cilantro and onions. I've never seen a chicken al pastor, only pork. It was so flavorful that I was pretty sure the other tacos would pale in comparison. Boy was I wrong! The asada was even better, especially with the red and green salsas added. and the birria was very tender. Burritos and tortas are also on the menu, along with carne asada fries and chilaquiles. There's a carniceria attached, with a variety of meats, some marinated, and even fish. As far as seating, there's only a few tables outside. I was lucky to get there before the lunch rush and scored a table with shade. ”

“ Located inside a liquor store, The Taco Station offers a casual respite for those seeking authentic Mexican fare. Their menu boasts a variety of protein options, including the classic asada, pollo, and lengua, as well as more adventurous choices like birria, cabeza, cecina, and chicken al pastor. While the establishment lacks indoor seating, a modest patio provides an outdoor dining option. A noteworthy caveat for patrons is the $.50 surcharge for credit card transactions and the absence of complimentary water; bottled water is available for a minimum of $1. I indulged in three birria tacos with consome for a total of $11.50. While the individual tacos are priced at $3.50 each, purchasing a trio entitles one to a cup of consome for an additional dollar. The optional cheese topping, priced at $.50 per taco, was a superfluous addition as the quantity was disappointingly meager. The birria itself was exemplary, showcasing a rich, tender, and flavorful profile. Unfortunately, the accompanying consome fell short of expectations, with an off-putting salinity that detracted from the overall experience. In conclusion, The Taco Station offers commendable birria tacos, though I would recommend forgoing the consome and cheese in future visits. The remaining taco options range from $3 to $3.50, while burritos are priced between $9.50 and $12. ”

“ 4.5 for their carne asada fries $13 for a pretty good size portion, good amount of toppings and sauce and felt pretty balanced (some places leave you with too many fries and not enough "stuff"). Good flavors and fast service. Salsas were very good too. Our preference was the red salsa. ”