Rosa Garden City

Came back ordered the house made tortilla chips, excellent. Also got a shredded pork and shredded beef taco, $3 each. Really like the heirloom corn, flour, butter tortilla. All by itself has a wonderful corn smell, great flavor and was still warm from being toasted on the flat griddle. Ordered three tacos, $13.99 with rice and beans and a $1.49 up charge to make one a Carna Asada The other two were an Al Pastor and Carnitas. Excellent flavors. The street taco thickness of fresh made tortillas is pretty thin, wish there was an option to double up so the meat filling doesn’t break free. Minuscule sauce plastic containers. The sauces are bright, fresh and delicious. Parking is a challenge as this area of Garden City is a mixture of new and old houses, businesses and lots of driveways. Worth

Rosa is a cute little taco spot in Garden City that keeps it simple in the best way. With a small, focused menu, their al pastor tacos are the standout—juicy, flavorful, and wrapped in fresh tortillas. The horchata is smooth and refreshing, and the house-made salsas add just the right kick to every bite. Prices are fair for the quality, and the vibe is laid-back but stylish. Definitely a hidden gem worth visiting, whether you’re stopping by after a bike ride on the Greenbelt or meeting friends for a casual night out. @sultryguides

Chips have excellent flavor, crunch, and salt level. My carnitas taco was under seasoned but the fresh tortilla was very good. These tacos are larger than a two-bite taco truck taco but otherwise the menu is similar.

El Gringo here (Spanish for “The Gringo”) with a hearty Yes for this quaint taco dive. And I mean dive with all affection and admiration. It’s a simple and low-key taco hideaway. Worthy of your attention and hard earned dollars. We were a party of four and it was “not sharing” good. I loved what I had and my selfish wife and kids wouldn’t let me taste theirs so now I have to go back. Bummer! Worth the drive. I loved the sauces too.

A new taco shop from the The Wylder group. I went for lunch on a Saturday so I expected it to be busy and there was about 20 people ahead of me in a line out the door yet within 20 minutes I already had food in my hand so the line moves pretty quick. It's about $3.99 per taco or $14 for 3 tacos with rice and beans. The tacos were all great, the rice and beans could use some work, the rice specifically had no flavor. The bean and cheese burrito was good, good ratio of the two. I also had the frozen spicy passion fruit margarita, and for only $7.99 for that it was pretty good. They could use some outdoor seating but the inside is still pretty spacious with lots of seating and an open concept kitchen with a window view into the prep kitchen too.