Reviews Trompo

Went on the suggestion of a local - Trompo taco and Barbacoa quesadilla were perfect. Cute little bottles of sauce added a delicious detail. As always, Topo Chico was the right drink…

Had been to their previous locations and really like the new location! Got a great space inside and they have some exciting plans to expand it. Menu is simple and fun. Want to come back and try their breakfast menu (not your fast food bfast tacos to go, a more leisure style breakfast). Got the trompo tacos, the Chile relleno taco and the empalme with barbacoa. They make their tortillas in house and I really like them. The flavor of the trompo meat was good, a little thickly sliced for my personal preference, but very enjoyable. I thought they did a really great job with the Chile relleno taco which I’ve also tried elsewhere and this is much better. The empalme I loved from their prior location and was so happy to get it again. Just a soul warming make you happy kind of snack. The agua frescas come in drink pouches. Jamaica was good, limonada was really good! Looking forward to going back, wish I lived closer!

The food is a 4.5 star but my overall experience is a 3 star. Everything I tried was delicious and affordable prices! The poblano taco ($2.15) had ample filling and the tacos are double corn shells! When I ordered the quesadilla ($4.25 for tinga), I was thinking of all the quesadillas I have eaten in my life, so I was surprised their version is "open faced". To be fair when you order, it does show a picture but I didn't know if that was just a taco showing by mistake. You order outside (on a tablet on the wall) and there are no staff outside to assist with ordering. We actually walked inside and saw a few staff, and they just looked at us hahaha but we were not greeted. Since there were no customers we walked back outside. The jarritos ($2.25) are a good pair but they only offer sodas, water or juices; no alcohol choices available and that's a missed opportunity since it is a taco spot in bishop arts, open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. The elote ($3.50) is a delicious take on the traditional, but the sizing did seem a bit smaller compared to the elote stands in the area for similar prices. Lastly, there is only outside seating and that's a personal miss for me. I don't mind sitting outside but prefer inside. There is ample seating and there are trees to give shade but since it's the fall, the leaves were falling. I was talking to a friend and looked at my elote cup and there were leaves in it. I would come back if I'm in the area but would not seek out to come until they have some inside seats. Spent about $13 on one drink, one taco, one quesadilla and one elote cup. There isn't an option to tip when you pay either!! Come on managers, give us the option.

Pretty darn good tacos. I will be sure to double up on the tortillas next time as their meat is quite wet. I suggest you do the same. Barbacoa was really delicious - just VERY messy. ;)

Pretty decent taco place down in Bishop Arts. I ordered a few of their tacos, everything was good. I'm not sure if I'd come back considering there are so many taco places around.

Great service, just ordered elote but put in more than just your average elote cup. The cup could be bigger for the price, but as stated not your average elote.

If you’re in the mood for some good tacos and quesadillas, this is the place. Tacos are on the small side but they are good! Quesadilla are very good also. Bistek was the way to go, trompo was not that good, but that los my opinion.

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Decent tasting trompo tacos, meat could've been a little tender. Just that we have a lot of options now for authentic Mexican tacos, not sure if this place will stand up to the rest.