Hours
| Sunday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–6 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4343 Tilly Mill Rd, Doraville, GA 30360
Phone: (770) 694-2982
Menu Photos
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Reviews
Sunflower Shawty
I bought a torta of asada con todo (with everything) and it was just bread with melted cheese and steak. It was basically a quesadilla & I didnt ask for that. Just stick to tacos and you’ll be fine dont choose anything else because its a rip off. It had onions on the side which I added but TORTAS USUALLY have lettuce tomato avocado beans crema cheese. This was an incomplete torta.
… moreMadison Bond
The BEST tacos and quesadillas around by far. Everyone here is always nice and the food never disappoints. We eat here all the time and I’ve never had a bad experience. Love this place and will keep coming back!
… moreEr C
GREAT tacos and benches to eat. Perfect for sun down. They need to keep the sodas cool with ice though if they’re gonna charge 3.50. Sweet lady gave me ice and a cup though… Just make sure you keep them cool, we don’t want to drink out of a cup with ice. Cold bottles please!
… moreKamsy P
Best Tacos in Town! If are going to HOME DEPOT is a MUST. Excellent service and tasted food.
… moreJorge Alago
This taco truck has amazing Jalisco style tacos. Hands down some of the best asada tacos I have ever had. Pro tip: ask for the guacamole salsa. The service is fast so don’t let the line deter you. There are also picnic tables behind the truck if you can’t wait to eat the tacos. They accept cash or card.
… moreJames Truesdale
Was looking for good tacos & happen to be driving past them. Glad I stopped by cause they have some of the best Asada tacos I have ever had. The guacamole salsa is a hit too. Also to mention they are clean & have a nice setup. Will definitely be going back.
… moreCristin Linnartz
I tried taqueria arandas tonight for the first time and I was so impressed! Their prices are great and so are the tacos and drink selections. Loved it here and I’ll definitely be back!
… moreZ’ Lauriault
Street food – delicious
Setting – very casual with a couple of covered picnic tables and a shaded ordering area
Pricing – normal
We’ve heard from people living in Gwinnett County about this food truck off of Highway 316 in the Atlanta suburbs and had a chance to try it while in the area. I recommend it. I’m a foodie and have tried places with inexpensive food like this and places with food that costs in the hundreds of dollars. The thing to look at is what kind of food a place offers, and if it’s a good version of that particular food. Really expensive food can turn out to be poorly executed and disappointing, and inexpensive food can be delicious.
This is authentic and loaded with flavor. You wait for about 5 minutes for something that is hands down more healthy and tasty than Del Taco (it’s OK) or Taco Bell (what passes for edible is questionable) would be on their best day. You don’t find something made tasty with whole ingredients like this in your average US gas station, either. Stand aside Mr. Blimpie with your huge bread and boring flavors. The tacos, mulitas, and quesadillas are made fresh and the salsas are delicious. The topping options are raw onions, grilled seasoned onions, and cilantro. They have mild salsa and very spicy salsa. Aside from Lolitas which is also easily accessible from Highway 316, this is another authentic place to find food.
They park a food truck along the side of the parking lot, and they must keep pretty busy because in mid-afternoon around 15:00 (3pm) there were people there when we arrived and more when we left.
I don’t have food photos, just a receipt photo showing what the street tacos and mulitas cost. One person can have enough with two tacos and a mulita, and don’t forget to ask for grilled onions. They cook them until clarity and tenderness and they’re delicious on the food along with the salsa.
It is a perfect fall Saturday too, not hot or cold and gorgeously sunny.
Don’t take my personal experience as yours. Figure out what you think by trying it yourself. They’re really nice people too, and double check at the pickup window side before giving your order to you to make sure you have the toppings you want. They’re serious about those $3 street tacos (corn tortilla about the size of the average adult hand).
… moreSetting – very casual with a couple of covered picnic tables and a shaded ordering area
Pricing – normal
We’ve heard from people living in Gwinnett County about this food truck off of Highway 316 in the Atlanta suburbs and had a chance to try it while in the area. I recommend it. I’m a foodie and have tried places with inexpensive food like this and places with food that costs in the hundreds of dollars. The thing to look at is what kind of food a place offers, and if it’s a good version of that particular food. Really expensive food can turn out to be poorly executed and disappointing, and inexpensive food can be delicious.
This is authentic and loaded with flavor. You wait for about 5 minutes for something that is hands down more healthy and tasty than Del Taco (it’s OK) or Taco Bell (what passes for edible is questionable) would be on their best day. You don’t find something made tasty with whole ingredients like this in your average US gas station, either. Stand aside Mr. Blimpie with your huge bread and boring flavors. The tacos, mulitas, and quesadillas are made fresh and the salsas are delicious. The topping options are raw onions, grilled seasoned onions, and cilantro. They have mild salsa and very spicy salsa. Aside from Lolitas which is also easily accessible from Highway 316, this is another authentic place to find food.
They park a food truck along the side of the parking lot, and they must keep pretty busy because in mid-afternoon around 15:00 (3pm) there were people there when we arrived and more when we left.
I don’t have food photos, just a receipt photo showing what the street tacos and mulitas cost. One person can have enough with two tacos and a mulita, and don’t forget to ask for grilled onions. They cook them until clarity and tenderness and they’re delicious on the food along with the salsa.
It is a perfect fall Saturday too, not hot or cold and gorgeously sunny.
Don’t take my personal experience as yours. Figure out what you think by trying it yourself. They’re really nice people too, and double check at the pickup window side before giving your order to you to make sure you have the toppings you want. They’re serious about those $3 street tacos (corn tortilla about the size of the average adult hand).
Billy Tjoa
Some of them were good and some are just okay. In my honest opinion, I still prefer this over the fast food nearby. It came with onion and cilantro. The meat is not enough compared to the tortillas and tripas are just okay. Salsa is great and would recommend getting the spicy.
Good vibes and good people, excellent service as well!
… moreGood vibes and good people, excellent service as well!
Shawn Boyd
This was our first time trying tacos here, and we were really impressed. We had the asada, chorizo, and el pastor tacos—all were delicious. The el pastor had great flavor, the asada was solid, and the chorizo was packed with taste. Customer service was excellent, and the whole experience was great. We’ll definitely be coming back for more tacos!
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