

Simple counter-serve eatery in a market providing a variety of traditional Mexican dishes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2896 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY 14217
Phone: (716) 447-8989
Website: http://ladivinatacos.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: orderappetit.com
Order: Order online
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Reviews
I walked into La Divina Tacos the way Notre Dame walks into South Bend on a crisp fall Saturday—confident, hungry, and ready for glory. I wasn’t just here for lunch. No, my friends. This was a mission. A mission to find tacos worthy of a victory parade down Notre Dame Avenue.
I ordered three tacos—two beef, one chicken—because even the greatest offenses need a balanced playbook. When that plate hit the table, it was like watching the Fighting Irish run out of the tunnel, the band playing, the crowd roaring, the heavens parting.
The beef tacos? Absolute Heisman contenders. Tender, juicy, and seasoned like a perfectly executed goal-line stand. Each bite hit harder than a Notre Dame linebacker. I swear I heard the faint echo of the Victory March after my first bite.
The chicken taco came in like a freshman quarterback who surprises everyone on the first drive of the season—light, flavorful, and unexpectedly electric. A real game-changer. The tortilla had just the right amount of chew, like turf under cleats on a crisp October afternoon.
Service was faster than a well-timed blitz, and friendlier than a tailgate crew handing you a bratwurst. The staff had the kind of energy that makes you believe in miracles… or at least in extra guac.
By the end of the meal, I felt like I’d just watched Notre Dame beat USC in the final seconds—satisfied, proud, and maybe a little emotional.
If Lou Holtz were here, he’d probably tear up and whisper, “That’s taco football right there.”
La Divina Tacos didn’t just serve me lunch—they gave me a fourth-quarter comeback for my soul. I’ll be back faster than a Notre Dame fan saying “This is our year.”
Authentic, flavorful tacos.
Great place all around with a cozy feel.
Staff is great and is there to make food and spread good vibes.
While the lengua was tender, there was no actual flavor to it and the tortillas were very soggy. Actually, tortillas were soggy for all of the tacos. They were sitting in a literal pool of juice. Unfortunately, it was not flavorful.
Asada was unseasoned… just flavorless boiled beef it seems. Al pastor had zero trace of pineapple in it, but it was the most flavorful one.
I did like that they had a self serve bar for all the toppings and salsas. Staff were nice. However, that did not make up for the lackluster food.