Hours
| Monday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2915 N German Church Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46229
Phone: (317) 947-6973
Website: https://eltacotorro.com/
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Reviews
Honest Reviews
Trash! I was served soggy chicken tacos. I got home and the shells were falling apart I couldn’t even eat the taco. I called to try and return and supposedly, no one speaks English and they hung up on me. Avoid this place at all cost it seems like they only cater to their own kind.
… moreKesiena Willis
The food was fast, fresh, and it was not congested with ppl! Hidden Gem! *There was a language barrier but nothing google translate couldn’t assist with!
… moreSantos Lozano
Definitely not recommend this place to anyone! There are no free chips and salsa, we ordered a $5dollar cheese dip and it was the smallest thing I have ever seen, we were charged for water, very expensive for the quality of food, also poor service! Not friendly at all.
… moreEnergy God
If you don’t speak Spanish you might want to bring someone who does, they dont seem to have tenuous grasp on the English language yet.
Their tacos are good.. BUT
Ordering is like pulling teeth,..
their service has progressively worsened each visit.
I unfortunately asked them “whats that veggie?” that looked like raddish, they always add, So to tell them not to add it.
they told me it was cucumber
I ended up with both radish and cucumbers
prior to today.. every taco I’ve purchased was $3.50 even the shrimp and steak tacos together…
Today I ended up paying $4.50
If u ask me
She charged me more because she had to REPUNCH the order in the computer.. which was who’s fault?
Hire someone bilingual to take orders is my suggestion.
I’ve given up.. the tacos ain’t that good to be going through all that red tape.
… moreTheir tacos are good.. BUT
Ordering is like pulling teeth,..
their service has progressively worsened each visit.
I unfortunately asked them “whats that veggie?” that looked like raddish, they always add, So to tell them not to add it.
they told me it was cucumber
I ended up with both radish and cucumbers
prior to today.. every taco I’ve purchased was $3.50 even the shrimp and steak tacos together…
Today I ended up paying $4.50
If u ask me
She charged me more because she had to REPUNCH the order in the computer.. which was who’s fault?
Hire someone bilingual to take orders is my suggestion.
I’ve given up.. the tacos ain’t that good to be going through all that red tape.
Denise Chung
This place is absolutely fabulous! Delicious food and quick service for a Friday night. Cold beer, classy decor, attentive staff. We will be back.
… moreChris R
Update November 2025 this place is still great. Look at that torta cubana! Everything I’ve ever had here has been so good.
Original review 2021:
Having been to the El Taco Torro at 42nd and Franklin, as well as the one at 79th and Michigan, which were both underwhelming, I was pleasantly surprised by this location. First of all, the space is brand new and very well decorated. It’s not your typical taqueria in that regard. It’s a very modern, clean, and inviting space.
The food is very good. I typically just indulge in taqueria staples (tacos, burritos, tortas, etc), but they have a more expansive menu. It’s a bit pricey for taqueria fare, but everything was fresh and very well prepared. Portions were sufficient.
The people working there are all very friendly. Every time I’ve visited there’s been at least one person fully fluent in English, and the rest seem to know enough to where it’s not an issue. A little bit of basic Spanish would be helpful, but is by no means necessary.
I’ll also say I really enjoy the attached grocery. It’s not very big, but it’s well stocked and prices are good. Produce is usually cheaper and better quality than you’d find in American groceries. They have a well stocked meat counter, with lots of options you won’t find at Kroger. The cashiers are usually bilingual, although you may need some Spanish to order at the meat counter. I try to go during times when I think it won’t be busy, just because it can be a bit intimidating when it’s busy, with everyone else speaking another language.
I really hope both of these places succeed. The location has me a bit skeptical, but they’re great additions to a part of town that could really use them.
… moreOriginal review 2021:
Having been to the El Taco Torro at 42nd and Franklin, as well as the one at 79th and Michigan, which were both underwhelming, I was pleasantly surprised by this location. First of all, the space is brand new and very well decorated. It’s not your typical taqueria in that regard. It’s a very modern, clean, and inviting space.
The food is very good. I typically just indulge in taqueria staples (tacos, burritos, tortas, etc), but they have a more expansive menu. It’s a bit pricey for taqueria fare, but everything was fresh and very well prepared. Portions were sufficient.
The people working there are all very friendly. Every time I’ve visited there’s been at least one person fully fluent in English, and the rest seem to know enough to where it’s not an issue. A little bit of basic Spanish would be helpful, but is by no means necessary.
I’ll also say I really enjoy the attached grocery. It’s not very big, but it’s well stocked and prices are good. Produce is usually cheaper and better quality than you’d find in American groceries. They have a well stocked meat counter, with lots of options you won’t find at Kroger. The cashiers are usually bilingual, although you may need some Spanish to order at the meat counter. I try to go during times when I think it won’t be busy, just because it can be a bit intimidating when it’s busy, with everyone else speaking another language.
I really hope both of these places succeed. The location has me a bit skeptical, but they’re great additions to a part of town that could really use them.
Kamika Banks
I would not recommend chicken and steak are not tasty at all..service sucks and rude…not a good taco spot
… moreJacqueline Underwood
Anything that I need.I can go to this store and find it even though some of them don’t speak much english.There are some awesome people
… moreTK Mayo
They don’t speak much English but the service is good & so is the food.
… more