Los Tacos - Pines Blvd. 17722 Pines Boulevard, Pembroke Pines, FL 33029

"It was my first time here and ordered takeout. Not only was the food delicious, and authentic but the attention to detail to package the food was immaculate. This is the one Mexican restaurant where I’ve tried a GOOD mole. The portions are generous and the food is freshhhh!"

"Horrible. We ordered 2 entrees and a side item. 3 items. They couldn't manage to get that right. I got home and immediately called the restaurant. They refused to offer a refund for the missing side. One of the entrees was so spicy that it was inedible - straight to the garbage it went. I called again and was again met with rude staff. Refused to allow me to speak to manager or offer refund. I will never ever order from here again. I used to love this place but after being treated this way I won't return. Shame because they are usually great."

"A fantastic hole in the wall restaurant with fresh food that's popping with flavor. Price to value proposition is good, the portion sizes are generous, and the options are of a wide enough variety to satisfy everyone. Service was outstanding. Clean, quaint, and warmly decorated atmosphere. Definitely recommended and will be back!"

"Update 1/11/24 I was starving this afternoon and trying to find a Mexican restaurant on my way back from Hollywood. Nothing interesting, so I ended up back in the neighborhood. Super fast service, wonderful employees. Scarfed down an entire wet burrito and left very satisfied! --- A bit more upscale menu than a traditional Mexican restaurant. Everything I've had here has been delicious! I highly recommend the wet burrito and the habanero shrimp tacos."

"My wife, son, and I recently dined at "Los Tacos" in Pembroke Pines and here's our experience: Upon entering on a Friday night, we were pleasantly surprised by a live mariachi performance. This was an exceptional touch that made our experience memorable. Our son was captivated by the music, and as a musician myself, I truly appreciated their skill and the ambiance they created. Food-wise, the "Taco Locos" stood out with its mix of Asada and Pastor tacos accompanied by green and red sauces. The taste was impeccable. However, the beverages fell short. We ordered two Horchatas which, unfortunately, tasted watered-down. It lacked the authentic richness we were anticipating. Our dessert choice was the "fried" ice cream. While it was presented with a coconut layer, it lacked the expected crunch and felt somewhat stale. The saving grace was the caramel drizzle, which gave the dessert some redeeming flavor. As for service, it was a mixed bag. We were initially greeted warmly, but the service during our meal was lackluster. It felt like our waitress wasn't particularly invested, which dampened our mood a bit. The ambiance, though reminiscent of quaint restaurants I've visited abroad, did not fully resonate with me on this occasion. In summary, while there were highlights like the tacos and mariachi, some aspects, particularly the drinks and service, need improvement. I'd rate it 4 out of 5 stars overall."