
Real tacos and not chingaderas is the motto for Karla Hoyos’ new taqueria. Get ready to delight yourself with authentic and delicious Mexican food! Karla Hoyos is the owner and chef of Tacotomia, a new authentic Mexican concept that has opened her second location at The Doral Yard. She has a degree in culinary and management focused in Restaurant, Culinary and Catering Management from the Instituto Culinario de Mexico. Chef Hoyos is an experienced Executive Chef with a demonstrated history of working in the restaurant industry, most recently as the Chef De Cuisine at The Bazaar by Jose Andres, before founding Tacotomia.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5307 Paseo Blvd, Doral, FL 33166
Website: https://thedoralyard.com/
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Reviews
We went on a Friday afternoon, and since Doral Yard gets pretty busy, things quickly became chaotic. There was one woman taking all the orders—and she was doing everything. She takes your order, yells it to the kitchen, and then tries to organize everything as the two kitchen staff prepare the food. There’s a lot of room for error, and unfortunately, we witnessed it firsthand.
We ordered the Asada Machete, one order of Tacos al Pastor, and one order of Campechano. There’s no pager system, and they don’t take your number to text you when the food is ready. So, if you want your food fresh, you pretty much have to stand there and wait. We saw multiple orders just sitting on the counter, and since it’s an outdoor setup, there were a lot of flies buzzing around.
We waited about 20 minutes for our order. Eventually, we were handed the Tacos al Pastor and the Machete. When I asked about the Campechano, the woman said, “Oh, did you order those after?” I explained that all three items were ordered at the same time. Thankfully, the kitchen had just finished them, and she handed them over.
But the whole system is flawed—she takes the order, shouts it to the kitchen, and then clips the paper with all the others. There’s no organization, no tracking, and it’s super easy for things to get lost or delayed.
I understand it’s a new restaurant, and again—the food is really good. But unless they fix their operations, the customer experience will continue to suffer.