About - Taqueria La Alegria
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Quiet
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Showed up and they were closed before 3pm on a Saturday
We’re honestly not even sure we ever found Taqueria La Alegria. When we searched for it on Google Maps, the photos made it look like a legitimate spot with some really good food, so our expectations were set for an actual restaurant experience. However, after driving to the listed location, there wasn’t a single sign, building, or storefront anywhere that clearly indicated Taqueria La Alegria existed. We circled the area and the only thing we could find was a Shell gas station that appeared to sell Mexican food inside. If that was technically the place, it was not obvious at all, and there was nothing that resembled a sit-down restaurant or even clear branding to confirm we were in the right spot. We were specifically looking for a relaxed, sit-down meal rather than a quick travel stop, so we decided not to take the chance and moved on to Lupes Comida con Sabor instead. I’m sure the food at Taqueria La Alegria is probably fine, maybe even very good, for people just passing through and grabbing something quick, but that just wasn’t what we were looking for this time. If you’re hoping for a clearly marked restaurant with a traditional dine-in atmosphere, you may want to look elsewhere rather than making the trip out expecting that experience.
I paid 22 for 2 burritos. One burrito was a decent size but barely had meat, it was filled with rice and lettuce. The other burrito was a breakfast burrito, and it was so small for the price, not worth it. Also, the arina tortillas aren’t home made, they taste like something I would buy at the grocery store. The spicy sauce was tasty but that’s it.