"Hole in the wall" kind of feel but then also is like a fast-food Mexican style vibe. Friendly and lots of seating with inside and 3 tables outside. Sauce bar!!! With toppings such as salsas and cilantro & onions.. And get-it-yourself chips inside. (Dine-in only) My family and I enjoyed the tacos, asada was our favorite out of the meat options. The rice & beans were good. The horchata was a miss for me unfortunately, it tasted a little soapy? Nobody wanted to drink it and I was upset I spent $5 on it so I was really trying to like it but it wasn't working... Overall, it was priced a little more than the "street" tacos we usually get, but I'm sure the overhead/restaurant bills are rough now too so I will support when I can.

This is an authentic Mexican restaurant. The ambiance is just plain restaurant with a tv. Nothing fancy. Plain seasoned entrees with avocado. There is a stand with a variety of sauces and lime. I had grilled chicken and onions with rice and pinto beans. Had avocado and lettuce and tomato with corn tortillas. My son had an assortment of tacos. He really like Mexican food. My meal was average. I never know what to order. Prices are reasonable. Service is fast and friendly. Had an assortment of me I an beers and soft drinks. It was fresh and tasty

While in Orlando first time visiting, and I enjoyed the spot almost decided not to come, but a friend who frequents here suggested the tacos, which definitely did not disappoint. You can pick any of your protein. They offer options of hard shell, soft corn or flour tacos. what I enjoyed most was the condiments buffet for you to top your tacos and other food. The tacos were very tasty and seasoned.

Amazing tacos and fajitas. The hot sauce bar is unmatched. I wish they had more locations.

Tacos were delicious with the corn tortillas. Salsa bar was top notch. Highly recommend for reasonable lunch!

Taco Norteno is a little building on West Colonial Drive (State Road 50) in Winyet Garden, Florida that would be easy to miss. However, if you were to miss it, you would miss out on a great place for tacos and other Mexican favorites. The ordering process is that you order at a counter and they give you a number (kind of like a barbecue place) and you grab a table. They bring you your food (and I will say in a quick amount of time). I encourage that you swing by the salsa bar table and help yourself to their variety of salsas, onions, cilantro, etc. and properly dress your taco. I also like that they had sour cream and lettuce if you happen to like an Americanized taco. I personally am not a fan, but I know a lot who prefer to add lettuce and sour cream. The tacos here are definitely Solis and they are decently priced. The tacos are about three dollars a piece. I saw a burrito at a table next to me and the burritos looked good, as well. I definitely recommend this place for some solid Mexican food and I give it five stars.

For my drink, you can't see what it is, I got a Horchata. In case you didn't know, Horchata is a sweet, rice milk beverage. It i's FAN(______)ingTASTIC. There's a little oven with tortilla chips, you can grab some & take them to the table. I ordered the Norteño #4. It consists of 1 big chicken quesadilla & 2 steak tacos. That side bar is where you can get any & all additives - lettuce, onion (cooked & raw, diced), peppers, several kinds of salsa, etc. Sorry, I now realize it's not from the best angle. Although I have a personal opinion that hard shell tacos are better, easier to have, these were pretty damn excellent. And, like I said, the sides bar truly helps you create the taco you WANT to have. The quesadilla was nothing but PERFECTION. I decided to be creative by adding salsa, sour cream, cilantro, diced onion & guacamole. You may call it excessive, I call it PHEnomenal. I def hope to be back SOON, like tomorrow.