Tacos Mi Pueblo - Anaheim

I worked for years at Disneyland Resort and Tacos Mi Pueblo is always our favorite lunch and dinner Taco Joint, highly recommended!!!!

We found a night at 11:30 pm Tacos Mi Pueblo on the way to the hotel of Disneyland. The food was really good! You are really late at night, which is perfect when you have just spent a whole day in the park, and they are very affordable that is a nice break from too much to average food in the parks. We recommend Tacos Mi Pueblo on Katella!

It was expensive, but the food was excellent. Very authentic and the service was great. The rice wasn't so great. Everything else tasted great. Be careful if you are not in spicy foods as it certainly had some heat on it.

Happy good!. So they are called Tacos mi Pueblo, but their tacos are funky expensive, BUT their other food is it in terms of serving and taste vs. Total price. Their tacos are good over $2, which I think is far too high for all competition in Southern California, but so many other articles on their pretty expansive menu prove the price. Service is friendly and attentive, BUT... here is the cave.... they know the meaning of the attentive and helpful CS, but if you want something, i.e. you just have to ask them for it and they will gladly give it to you. You'll always ask if everything's okay? What I found out meant... whatever you like to get for you... so I can't really knock them to try at least! You start, I believe with free chips n Salsa. The chips are crispy, without being salty and the salsa is really amazing. It is cool and refreshing and the bite will be with you, the more you consume. I loved her salsa.

Burritos of love. So my honey began to get wet Burritos from here when I first moved to the OC and they soon became the Burritos of Love because they were so good. Then we started going there and I tried other things on the menu, didn't find one thing I didn't like. I recently had the al pastor in a wet burrito and it was a pretty tasty treat. They are open too late and hidden right behind the flood, but no tourist station.