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Address and Contact Information
Address: 275 N Elm St, High Point, NC 27262
Phone: (980) 622-0443
Website: https://www.stockandgrainhp.com/merchant/taco-street/
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Reviews
Fancy J
My bf and I ordered nachos. They were good at first. Then as we ate the liquid filled the bottom of the containers quickly. The food became soggy and not edible. The sangria was so strong it was not drinkable. Unless you like them strong. They workers were nice and pleasant but the food was bland and not good
… moreJenna RiverRidge
Taco Street is an absolute gem in High Point, and I can’t recommend it highly enough! From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a warm atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The authentic Mexican food they serve is nothing short of delicious. Each dish bursts with flavor.
What truly sets Taco St. apart is the friendly staff. They are always ready with a smile, eager to help you find the perfect meal and ensure your dining experience is top-notch. Whether you’re a taco aficionado or trying Mexican cuisine for the first time, they guide you with enthusiasm and genuine care.
In a town that’s always on the lookout for great dining options, Taco Street is a fantastic addition to High Point. If you’re craving delicious, authentic Mexican food, make sure to stop by—you won’t be disappointed!
… moreWhat truly sets Taco St. apart is the friendly staff. They are always ready with a smile, eager to help you find the perfect meal and ensure your dining experience is top-notch. Whether you’re a taco aficionado or trying Mexican cuisine for the first time, they guide you with enthusiasm and genuine care.
In a town that’s always on the lookout for great dining options, Taco Street is a fantastic addition to High Point. If you’re craving delicious, authentic Mexican food, make sure to stop by—you won’t be disappointed!
Krystal
This place is SO good and authentic!! I’ve eaten at taquieras across the country unlike whoever gave them 1 star about cilantro – this place is high quality. The pambazo sandwich is a best kept secret. The tacos were great. The horchata a delight. Don’t listen to Karen.
… moreJoshua Collett
We waited for over an hour to get our food and when we did get it, it wasn’t even hot and I mean the food looked amazing but it was barely warm and very bland no taste to it I’ve had way better Hispanic food for cheaper than what they serve there. Ten out Ten won’t go back there again.
… moreZac Goldstein
(3.5 stars)
“Overpaying at Stock + Grain” is getting ready to join death and taxes among life’s certainties. Thus, the operative question shouldn’t be “Is the food overpriced?” but rather “Is the food good enough for me to not mind?” In the case of Taco Street, the food hall’s newest tenant, the answer, so far, seems to be “Maybe.”
Positives first: the menu here is commendably huge, and it boasts a few things not easily found elsewhere. As befits the name, you can get tacos with a variety of toppings: everything from pastor/fish/steak/chicken/birria to chicharrons, squash, or Hawaiian BBQ. If tacos don’t scratch your itch, there are also pastelitos, “drowned” taquitos, and pambazo sandwiches. On variety alone, Taco Street is winning.
I ordered a pair of tacos – one pastor and one mango fish – to go. At $4.50 each, they were (surprise) no value, but they were prepared quickly and delivered in the flavor department. The pastor especially was spicier than expected and very tasty. The mango fish was more subdued. Though not a disappointment, I don’t know that I’d get it again.
While High Point has an abundance of Mexican eateries, few have the street food emphasis that Taco Street does. That makes it worth investigating. Your taste buds will likely be happy even if your wallet will not.
… more“Overpaying at Stock + Grain” is getting ready to join death and taxes among life’s certainties. Thus, the operative question shouldn’t be “Is the food overpriced?” but rather “Is the food good enough for me to not mind?” In the case of Taco Street, the food hall’s newest tenant, the answer, so far, seems to be “Maybe.”
Positives first: the menu here is commendably huge, and it boasts a few things not easily found elsewhere. As befits the name, you can get tacos with a variety of toppings: everything from pastor/fish/steak/chicken/birria to chicharrons, squash, or Hawaiian BBQ. If tacos don’t scratch your itch, there are also pastelitos, “drowned” taquitos, and pambazo sandwiches. On variety alone, Taco Street is winning.
I ordered a pair of tacos – one pastor and one mango fish – to go. At $4.50 each, they were (surprise) no value, but they were prepared quickly and delivered in the flavor department. The pastor especially was spicier than expected and very tasty. The mango fish was more subdued. Though not a disappointment, I don’t know that I’d get it again.
While High Point has an abundance of Mexican eateries, few have the street food emphasis that Taco Street does. That makes it worth investigating. Your taste buds will likely be happy even if your wallet will not.
sarah middleton
We ordered a pizza, 3 tacos, ACP and the tea tastes like cigarette butt smoke. Horrible!!! First and last time!!! Cost too much to be this gross. I should have known when I didn’t see anyone inside at all!! They rushed and fixed it! I’m so disappointed.
… moreL V
My tacos were good, just took too long to get them, but overall, I’d go back.
… moreAloura Strand
I ordered tacos and asked for them without cilantro they added heaps of cilantro even if I liked cilantro it’d STILL be far too much. The tacos were bland and under seasoned, if they at least had like it would make them tolerable. The salsa is just water and spice you can’t taste anything else in it and the chips just look store bought and cheap. Overall do not recommend.
… moreLuis A
We got served cold empanadas…. Ate them a la mala since was starving. Now to hope I don’t get food poisoning…
… moreAlyssa Titus
I ordered the Birria tacos & I loved them definitely coming back again
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