Reviews Taqueria El Jefe

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Blanca M. Arenas Baez
+5
First off, if you're expecting regular tacos from a taco stand or typical Mexican restaurant on the south side, don't come here. BUT..if you're looking for a speciality, high quality tacos with tons of flavor...this is your spot!!! The carne Asada is my favorite and the Frito is to die for. The quality and presentation of meal is awesome! This place instantly became my favorite place. Will be back with friends and family!!!!
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Tiarra Kaye
+5
Vibrant atmosphere set the mood for all the flavor they put into those tacos! I don't even eat shrimp, but was eager to try the frito- lightly battered and fried shrimp with gourmet toppings. Also had the Patata, pollo, and rice bowl, which was made to perfection. Service is quick and staff is extremely welcoming and friendly! Don't let the prices fool you, every penny is WORTH it!
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Lara Jung
+5
I was hesitant to check this place out based on how I felt about ABV social. However I am glad we decided to stop in. The flavors were on point. The service was great. My kids loved the skulls on the walls or zombies as Eero calls them. Beaux loved the churros. All in all 5 star experience. Do I think it's a little pricy for what you get? Yes! But I will pay for great food and a great atmosphere so I'll be back.
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Erin May
+5
Visited for our first time today! Warm churros with chocolate dipping sauce were outstanding! We tried The Karate Kid, Mexi Brisket, Al Pastor and Carne Asada. All very delicious! Our favorite is the Carne Asada! The steak was moist and each taco had plenty of meat.
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K.A. Rob
+5
Absolutely amazing food. Wonderful place to eat and enjoy your Saturday afternoon. The owner is such a gentleman and a class act
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Jennifer Lynn
+5
In town from St Louis. We had dinner here and loved every taco we tried. I wish I had room for more. Everything tasted very fresh. Karate Kid was my favorite!
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Paul Moll
+5
Excellent tacos & beans/rice. There are enough varieties to satisfy any taste, and they have “Beer”. What more can you ask for?
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Dan Ball
+4
We arrived when they opened at 11am. It's a fast, casual place with decent Mexican food. The decor has an emphasis on Dia de los muertos. Day of the Dead. Interesting. The tacos were good and generous. I had the house tacos with shrimp ($495) and one with beef ($3.95). I also ordered a beans and rice side and was expecting refried beans but received just regular. It was tasty and I finished it all instead of having leftovers. I wish these Mexican restaurants would stock Ortega sauce, my favorite. The hot sauces like Cholula are okay but Ortega has a tang and tomato sweetness that adds a lot. Ellen had the beef quesadillas. I really liked those for the beef and cheese. We had the churros with chocolate sauce and the churros in ice cream. They passed the tasty test. We liked them a lot! The service was good and they brought out our food to the table because I was on crutches. The photos show that it is essentially a box with tables and Mexican touches. The bathroom is shared with another restaurant and was clean and had handicap bars for the toilet and a diaper changing station. I will be back to try the quesadillas again.
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Amy Bauer
+4
We lived in the heart of Texas for a few years so our taco standards are pretty high. We're also used to getting tacos anywhere, any time of day, so we were happy to see another taco place open up nearby. I like that it's a fast casual place. No formal sitting down, ordering from a server, waiting 20 minutes, etc. You can place your order and be eating in 10 minutes or less. The tacos themselves are perfectly fine. They are nothing to write home about but I have most definitely had worse. I feel like they're reasonably priced for what you get, and everything is made after you order. No piles of meat or toppings sitting around waiting to be used. You can actually see the employees shaving pieces of meat off a big chunk so you know it's fresh. The guacamole is also fine though I wish you got more for what you paid. Or at the very least had two size options. You get so many chips that you're left with at least half when you're done eating and have no real way of transporting them home so you don't waste them. Overall Taqueria El Jefe is an above average taco joint in an area where there aren't many taco places to pick from. Give them a try and I don't think you'll be disappointed!
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Swaroop Kumar
+5
A quiet place. Inconspicuous but has some of the best tacos in town. The chef makes the tacos right in front of the house if you care to watch. Has some really good decorations, so much so that I wanna hire the same interior designer for my house.
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Kenneth D
+4
Nice place for a quick meal, this is a very good taco stop, order two tacos and rice and beans are on the house, check out the daily specials also.
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Dee H
+5
The food was good. The pork belly rice is a must have. The portions are perfect. Very good and a quiet place to mingle
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A Filter
+5
A hidden gem on the Northeast side of MKE. It was quiet during lunch when I went. I tried the tostones appetizer that was good with the spicy mayo on top. I like the complementary rice and beans when you order 3 tacos, nice touch. The agua fresca of jamaica was perfectly sweetened and very refreshing.
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Kimberly Talley
+5
Tacos overflowing with meat. I can never finish my 3 tacos. Second visit and love it. Good food. Great music.. Authentic...
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Andrea Hill (Hill Management Group)
+5
Best street tacos I've had in a long time - and in Wisconsin! Cute place too. I can't wait to go back.
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