Taqueria Chanos

The tacos here are the worst and the most expensive I’ve payed for in DFW. The tacos are tasteless, they pile them up on a oval plastic basket separated by wax paper. I don’t recommend this place.

Los peores tacos y servicio que eh probado, no vale la pena para nada, se tardan mucho, se equivocan y la comida muy insipida y sin autenticidad! A parte el lugar no esta higienico!
Worst tacos and servicr ever!!! Dont waste your time and money, I’m a real mexican and this food doesn’t have flavor and authenticity! The service is so bad, they brought us everything wrong, we had to stand up for things like 3 – 4 times and the place is not very clean!

This place has been here since I was a kid. The burritos are HUGE! They will make them to order and add pretty much anything you ask for. Affordable and clean…

The food was good but the wait for a burrito and three tacos was ridiculous. Not the place for a quick lunch.

Good burritos. Pickled peppers and carrots are delicious, they go with everything. Cheap eats! No beer.

Taqueria Chanos is the best Taqueria ever! I’ve been coming here sense I was 10 yrs old I love their chiles envnagre and the BIG sanaorias (carrots) my ultimate favorite tacos are tacos al pastor yes they are greasy and full of meat but boi I tell you they will make u came back… It has for me for 17 yrs :):):):):)

Chanos continues to serve the absolute best burrito I’ve ever had! If anyone knows of something better, please let me know! You have to check this place out!

Let me start by saying that if you’re looking for a restaurant to hang out for a while with your friends, this is definitely not the place.
This place reminded me of the small town restaurants back in Mexico where everything is so silent that the only thing you hear is the music that is playing at the kitchen and the cook singing along. And, to be honest, it was kind of cool.
Now, to the important stuff, the food. I tried their carne en su jugo, which they say is their «house special» and their pastor tacos. The carne en su jugo was really, really good. It’s a soupy dish that comes with thin-​sliced beef, bacon, pinto beans, radish, grilled onions and cilantro and, on the side, corn tortillas to eat it. I know it doesn’t sound pretty appetizing but it really is.
The pastor tacos were okay. Their seasoning was little mild for me but was definitely better than many other places in the Metroplex. My biggest complaint about the tacos are the salsas that they serve them with. Both the red and the green salsa were really watery and lacked flavor. Furthermore, they weren’t spicy at all. As I’ve mentioned earlier, a good salsa is what makes a good taco, and in this case, they were far from good.
So, if you ever happen to eat at this place, I’d encourage you to order the carne en su jugo. You won’t regret it.

Great prices. Brought né back to Mexico. Would visit again.

I was not impressed. Average food, poor ambiance. The prices were right though.

No ambience here; go for for take-​out. Great, greasy, cheap tacos and burritos. Kind of addictive.