Mariela's Tacos - Anderson

The flavors here are quite good, and the tacos are reasonably priced at just $1.00 for average-sized ones and $2.00 for fish and shrimp tacos. My favorite is the chicken taco with added salsa verde, which is filled with chunks of seasoned, marinated, grilled chicken. The carne asada is tender and well-seasoned, while the al pastor is savory, though it lacks the depth of flavor and sweetness I usually prefer. I found the lengua to be a bit bland, but at least it’s cooked to the right tenderness. Both the red and green salsas are tasty and have a bit of heat, so be sure to get something to drink. The verde is quite tangy with lime, and the red has a refreshing taste. The service tends to be a bit slow, but the staff is friendly. The lines are consistent but manageable. Overall, the value is the highlight here; while the flavors aren’t extraordinary, they are solidly good. I would rate it 3.5 stars.

The prices are too high, and the staff makes unkind comments when you request items like lemons. The service is poor, and it takes a long time for them to bring out your order.

This is one of the best taco spots I've been to! My favorite dish is the asada huarache. The meats are always tender, and the tortillas are soft and fresh. I’ve had past experiences with tough tortillas and dry or undercooked meats, but that’s not the case here.

I typically don't like agua de horchata from other places, but Mariela's is amazing! Everything on the menu is tasty, from the tacos de asada to the huaraches, pambazo tortas, and gorditas. It's hard to choose just one favorite!

This food truck serves some of the best tacos I've ever tasted. Each one is made fresh to order, which really enhances the flavor. The woman who prepared my meal was friendly and polite, creating a warm atmosphere that made me feel appreciated as a customer. The prices on the menu are very reasonable, too. With outstanding service and delicious food, I highly recommend it to anyone in search of great tacos.