Tasty and quick, it's a great spot if you're looking for a spicy little bite. I had a pair of tacos and my companion had some of the nachos. We enjoyed them both and would happily stop back.

Great taco place. I had the burrito. Flavorful and delicious. Sauces were good. They have free chips station to eat. Highly recommend.

Now one of my favorite taco places in Tucson! Easily in my top 3 and definitely worth the drive downtown during peak traffic. We ordered 2 carne asada tacos each and the meat was absolutely delicious, very tender and flavorful, and just perfect for the beginning of summer. The tortillas were soft and warm. The side of guacamole was also freshly made, creamy, and delicious. They have complimentary tortilla chips and a bar with hot sauce, limes, onions, etc. It was busy when we came in, but still a comfortable spot to relax and enjoy a meal with some nice music. The staff was nice and friendly. The only downside is the limited parking (either street or garage) but still worth it. I would definitely come back!

Finally, the locals rave about a Tucson-based restaurant they take pride in, and I agree! Street Taco is good! What I loved: Taco Tuesday cannot be beat. $2 tacos with your options of "street style" (Cilantro + Onions) or "gringo style" (cheese, lettuce, pico). Pastor is flavorful but a bit too greasy for me, but carne asada is where it's at. These bites are salty, peppery, perfectly seasoned goodness I'll always come back for. There are other items like nachos, burritos, and tortas (which are also fantastic!). The aguas frescas are made fresh, and if you don't mind the little chunks of blended watermelon, their take on sandia is a refreshing summer treat. If you want to make it here for dinner, you'll need to come a bit early, as this place closes at 7. Really early for downtown. But it's good to know that in a city with hundreds of competing options, Street Taco is a reliable spot to get your fix.

Food is hot, flavorful and fresh. Great value for the money, especially in the downtown area.

Parking is a little rough but worth the trouble. A fast moving line and fast service was apparently standard for them as the employees worked as a team. Fresh ingredients and flavorful meats. It's either Trendy or the layout was just cool, I'm not too hip anymore. I plan on working my way thru the menu as I think it deserves to be done.

This hit the spot. After a long day of travel from Michigan, we unpacked and wanted a quick late lunch. I got two tacos, Al pastor and asada, and while small, they were tasty and flavorful. Plus you get chips and salsa bar included. We tried all the salsas which was fun. We liked them all but one was a tad too spicy for me. My husband got the shredded beef bowl and enjoyed it a lot. Glad we found this place super close to where we are staying.

Bustling corner cafeteria slinging street $3 Tacos, $11 Tortas, $4.50 SonoDawgs, $11.50 Burritos or as Bowls from inviting spot on edge of town on Congress & Church/tram stop. Open window bar seats, tables, booth seating, and handful tables out front on the sidewalk patio for a lovely alfresco bite. For town, prices not bad $6 for Barrio craft brewkies, $3 Fountain and couple TV screens showing BXB, cheer on the Cats for a double, dining and courtside, win. $3 Any taco meat. We tried Pollo, al pastor and carne asada. Servings are on the small side about 1.25 tbsp measured in a spoon and single flour 5" or double for small 4" street corn, topped either Gringo tom lettuce cheese or Street with cilantro onion. They are tasty bites though and the + fresh salsa bar is killer. Side of refrieds $1.50 comes in a large solo cup so enough to slap on those chips or go all out on $12 for Street Nachos or Fries. Free thick slightly warm white chips are fantastic, topped with salsa bar offerings and you are cookin' ll Stocked with 2 green, pico, molcajete, Avo, roasted jalapenos, limes and radishes. Yelpers check in for a free Churro, save $2! Will be sure to return for more Street fun and food here!