Los Ninos Taqueria - Mexican restaurant in Decatur - 307 E College Ave B, USA

I heard the hype about this place and was so excited to try it and left very disappointed. Our tacos were cold, the tortillas were so stiff. The employees didn’t put all the things we requested we were missing out drinks & fries had to order again. I asked for 3 cups for water assuming they would ask which flavor or plain water but nope they just gave us the cups. Beautiful place but not worth it in my experience.

Ran by today on my way home from an activity with my one year old for a quick pick up and was so impressed. In and out in less than 15 minutes and I ordered at the counter. We ordered four carne asada tacos and two carne asada tortas. SO good! My one year old loved the steak. Will definitely be coming back. Great price too! Looking forward to trying a margarita!

No. I came here on a weekday evening based on the good reviews and was disappointed by everything. The queso was thick, chunky, grainy, and smoky flavored. I got the Impossible "meat" taco which was 2 out of 5 in taste, and the fish? Well, I think it was fish. It was cold with this weird slaw on top that had an unpleasant, unidentifiable taste. It didn't taste fresh at all...probably because my order was ready while I was still standing at the counter ordering. The young waitress was by herself and couldn't keep up with clearing tables & taking orders, so we bussed our own table. There are only about 6 small tables in the place, even though if they moved the dozens of crates of Jarrito's, they could fit in another few tables. Poorly run, organized, and tasting.

This place is delicious. Tacos are a little smaller then what I'm used to, I normally get 3 and ended up eating 5...but man are they good. I think I tried one of almost everything and was not disappointed. Highly recommend 👍🏻

This place is awesome. I’ve been here with multiple friends and even my family. Each time they have been consistent! The tacos are flavorful and they have many options to choose from. My personal favorites are the tinga (chicken) and carne asada tacos. The are just absolutely tasty and fantastic. These are authentic street tacos so if your looking for tacos with a lot of extras on top this is not the place. They do have sopes that have more condiments, ingredients than the tacos. I’ve also had the churros and the ice cream and they are both really really great! The ice cream is homemade and it has just the right level of consistency and flavor. I’ve only had the chocolate flavor and it’s great. The shop is super cute with paintings and lots of wonderful colors and decorations all through out. The staff are nice and helpful and they keep the entire store in order and are quick to get you your food. I’m so glad they moved into the space, they are exactly what this street needed! Thank you all so much

This place is definitely authentic ! Small and even the tacos are small too! I normally get the shrimp, chicken, and CARNE ASADA with guacamole. The shrimp is well seasoned with some sort of fish tarter sauce on top, the shredded chicken is definitely marinated! I didn’t care for the fish taco or the margarita. It’s pre-Madeira like my margarita made fresh and strong and it was neither. But all in all a great Loy key taco spot!

I had been wanting to check this spot out for several months now. I believe it's owned by the folks who own Calle Latina in downtown Decatur. Just like that original location everything served here is fresh and really tasty. They've done a good job with the space that was originally on by Arenas Mias. I have two tacos (shrimp, pastor) and a plate of Sopes (fish, chicken). The shrimp and pastor was really tasty and moist. The fish was okay but the chicken wasn't very good. I wasn't a big fan of their corn chips. Their salsa fresca is okay but it's too much onions. The staff was super friendly and service was quick and I like that they have some fresh juice options. They have lots of other great sodas and beers and margarita.

Not bad flavors Barbacoa advertised as "brisket" It's not brisket, if so it's severely over cooked. Al Pastor has good flavor, but nothing to write home about. The pineapple was crunchy-not juicy. Also- no Mexican Rice served at the restaurant (minus 1 star 😮‍💨)