Taqueria Morales

It’s one of those tucked-away treasures, part of a gas station and money exchange where the menu might just surprise you—or not. I opted for the asada fries, thinking I'd hit the jackpot, but the meat? It tasted like it was picked from the clearance rack—bland and unseasoned, like it was just there to fill space. The fries, though, they were the shining stars, crispy and golden, like little nuggets of joy. The red salsa, which promised a fiery kick, turned out to be more of a sour shock, and the green salsa? Well, let’s just say it tasted like it had been watered down by the rain. On the bright side, the customer service was top-notch, and while the sitting area wasn’t exactly pristine, it was cozy enough to settle in for a bite. All in all, it was like grabbing asada fries at a football s

Located next to the Arco under the same roof. Service was fast & the taste solidified the speed... chicken quesadilla... chicken was bland lacking any real flavor. Not impressed sorry to say.

Honestly the old lady with the glasses in there is extremely rude. Me and my family dread when she’s in there. She just always in a bad mood and treats you like you’re an inconvenience and bothering her. She always catches an attitude when you try to order, and just looks at you like you’re dumb. Then doesn’t even let you know when your order is ready. When you ask if it’s your food, she just rolls her eyes and nods. Thank god for the guy who’s always there. The cook always has to step in and take orders. He’s very nice but she ruins it everytime.

We love coming to Morales’. Our son asks all the time for “mini taquitos”. He can eat 5 of the asada tacos easily on his own & he’s 5. Definitely his favorite place to eat. I personally love the quesabirria. The staff is usually very nice!

Food so far is good here! But every time I go and try to order tripas, they never have them. All I want is a tripa taco, lol, but the food is good!