Hours
| Thursday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1001 Ryland Pike, Huntsville, AL 35811
Phone: (256) 551-8313
Website: https://mipueblotaqueria.com/
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Reviews
Bailey
I was in the area last week and decided I’d stop in and try. Ever since trying birria for the first time a few months ago, I’ve been looking to try it again at a location closer to home. I knew Mi Pueblo offered it, so I was on a mission lol.
This restaurant is right across the street from an elementary school and shares a building with the lovely Ryland Pike Farmer’s Market. The inside is fairly spacious and looks clean, including the restroom.
They have a fairly large menu of typically American favorites like fajitas and chimichangas, as well as items closer to Mexican street food like lengua and street corn.
As I said, I was in the market for birria, so I ordered the three birria tacos. They don’t come with any sides so I added on a side of rice. Complementary chips and salsa were served shortly after I sat down.
Overall, the food was okay. These birria tacos were not nearly as good as the ones I had a few months ago but they were still enjoyable. I thought the cheese was extra gooey and the pull was awesome haha, though the meat on these was a little tougher and more pot roast-like than the other version I had. I didn’t like the rice — it was super cilantro-y, to the point I thought someone had put cleaning chemicals in my food until I realized that was just my anti-cilantro tastebud gene showing up. The salsa was good and the chips were decent though a little weirdly sweet.
The main detractor was the service. My waiter didn’t do a bad job in terms of attitude or speed of food delivery, but…he made me kind of uncomfortable, which is not something I say lightly because I understand everyone is different and has different social skills.
He wasn’t an outstanding English speaker but spoke plenty enough for us to talk. He asked me a LOT of questions after I sat down: my name, where I came from, where I worked — I vaguely said at a school and then he asked which school. After he went to get my drink and tell the kitchen my order I got up to go wash my hands and use the restroom. On my way back from the restroom, he stopped me again and asked me how old I was (an answer he received with shock when he realized I was a year older than him), and then if I was seeing anyone. I said I was married and then he asked for how long! And then, tellingly enough, once that was out of the way, I never saw him again until I was leaving the restaurant — I had to get my check and pay by hunting someone else down. I won’t say I felt unsafe or anything, but it was just strange and uncomfortable!
All in all, the food wasn’t really good enough for me to consider coming back for another awkward encounter, but perhaps if you came in a group you’d have a better time, lol. The food was decent!
… moreThis restaurant is right across the street from an elementary school and shares a building with the lovely Ryland Pike Farmer’s Market. The inside is fairly spacious and looks clean, including the restroom.
They have a fairly large menu of typically American favorites like fajitas and chimichangas, as well as items closer to Mexican street food like lengua and street corn.
As I said, I was in the market for birria, so I ordered the three birria tacos. They don’t come with any sides so I added on a side of rice. Complementary chips and salsa were served shortly after I sat down.
Overall, the food was okay. These birria tacos were not nearly as good as the ones I had a few months ago but they were still enjoyable. I thought the cheese was extra gooey and the pull was awesome haha, though the meat on these was a little tougher and more pot roast-like than the other version I had. I didn’t like the rice — it was super cilantro-y, to the point I thought someone had put cleaning chemicals in my food until I realized that was just my anti-cilantro tastebud gene showing up. The salsa was good and the chips were decent though a little weirdly sweet.
The main detractor was the service. My waiter didn’t do a bad job in terms of attitude or speed of food delivery, but…he made me kind of uncomfortable, which is not something I say lightly because I understand everyone is different and has different social skills.
He wasn’t an outstanding English speaker but spoke plenty enough for us to talk. He asked me a LOT of questions after I sat down: my name, where I came from, where I worked — I vaguely said at a school and then he asked which school. After he went to get my drink and tell the kitchen my order I got up to go wash my hands and use the restroom. On my way back from the restroom, he stopped me again and asked me how old I was (an answer he received with shock when he realized I was a year older than him), and then if I was seeing anyone. I said I was married and then he asked for how long! And then, tellingly enough, once that was out of the way, I never saw him again until I was leaving the restaurant — I had to get my check and pay by hunting someone else down. I won’t say I felt unsafe or anything, but it was just strange and uncomfortable!
All in all, the food wasn’t really good enough for me to consider coming back for another awkward encounter, but perhaps if you came in a group you’d have a better time, lol. The food was decent!
Patty Rutledge
We just moved here 6 months ago and have been looking for a good Mexican restaurant. After trying several we have finally found an authentic restaurant. Mi Pueblo has all the flavors of real Mexican food and was so good you could tell it was made with love. If you haven’t been here yet, it is a must visit.
… moreShamrock Mermaid
I’m so glad Mi Pueblo came to Ryland Pike! I’ve only been twice and each time the food is delicious. They have the heaviest torta I’ve ever had. It’s packed and way bigger than I expected! The street taco was so good, the steak fries the best!! I spent about $35 for everything and they always give us chips and salsa. The salsa is on point. I’m from Texas and I’m real picky about my Mexican food. I hope they stick around forever!
… moreSusan Sparks
Family owned, friendly atmosphere and very clean! The food is homemade. Especially love their salsa and incredible menu. Excellent value!
… moreMichael Rodriguez
Amazing authentic Mexican food! The street corn and birria street tacos will keep me coming back. Best Mexican restaurant we have tried in Huntsville. The service was exceptional as well.
… moreAmanda Rollins
A hidden gem in Ryland Pike. Great food with excellent service. Loved our experience. Their homemade churros and ice cream was delicious. They make their own tortillas too!
… moreJ. B.
We came on a Sunday and enjoyed fresh chips and salsa. We ordered street tacos and birria tacos. Everything was Amazing! They don’t serve liquor but they will at the next location.
… moreFrancis White
A tiny cozy place. I loved the atmosphere of the place and the food as well. Service was good.
Just a suggestion for the people of the restaurant to update their location in maps for apple phones because it took us to a gas station close to the restaurant but not the actual restaurant.
… moreJust a suggestion for the people of the restaurant to update their location in maps for apple phones because it took us to a gas station close to the restaurant but not the actual restaurant.
Lucy Everett
Mi Pueblo is my FAVORITE lunch spot! They have the best food, and the best staff! I’ve loved everything that I’ve tried on the menu! I could eat there every day!!!
… moreChristopher Gilmore
I like to consider myself a bit of a taco connoisseur. I’ve been to several locations throughout HSV in the pursuit of the BEST street taco and I think I’ve found my match. What sets them apart from the rest you ask? They make their tortillas from scratch to order. If you’ve never had a taco with a made-from-scratch FRESH tortilla, boy are you missing out! To top it off, their sauces are packed with flavor. Between myself and my friends, I think we’ve ordered just about everything on the menu, without a single complaint. Check it out – your taste buds won’t be disappointed!!
UPDATE: If you haven’t been to their new location on Shields and Jordan (Mi Pueblo #2), go check it out!! Same delicious quality with a few unique twists on the menu, from hot dogs, hamburgers, wings and a salad bar!!
This place and the owners CONTINUE to IMPRESS! Don’t sleep on this place!
UPDATE UPDATE: Despite the #2 location no longer existing (staffing issues ), the original location continues tho THRIVE! We love our experience there every single time. From the atmosphere and the food, to the owners, it’s all spectacular. Thank you Mi Pueblo!!
… moreUPDATE: If you haven’t been to their new location on Shields and Jordan (Mi Pueblo #2), go check it out!! Same delicious quality with a few unique twists on the menu, from hot dogs, hamburgers, wings and a salad bar!!
This place and the owners CONTINUE to IMPRESS! Don’t sleep on this place!
UPDATE UPDATE: Despite the #2 location no longer existing (staffing issues ), the original location continues tho THRIVE! We love our experience there every single time. From the atmosphere and the food, to the owners, it’s all spectacular. Thank you Mi Pueblo!!