taco guild gastropub

loved the decor. a restaurant in a former church.greatambiance. sadly the food could've been better. the shrimp tacos were a little bland, not my favorite but the steak tacos were great!

i had a pretty good experience here. i like how this place is nested in an old church. i really enjoyed looking at the paintings on the wall and the cool chandeliers while waiting for my food. i always appreciate any place that gives you chips and salsa. the chips were a little salty for me, but i like the variety of dipping sauces and salsa for them. i ordered the three tacos plate with the red beans (which were delicious). my favorite was the yucatan shrimp. it was full of flavor and had a generous amount of shrimp in the taco. the al pastor pork was good but i found the guild chicken just ok. i never know what to think of the prices of these street tacos. i think i'm used to getting $1 street tacos in mexico where the whole point is good food at a cheap price. majority of the places here in the u.s. i have visited (like joyride) charge $4 to $5 a taco. i guess that is just how things are these days. overall, i hadgreatservice and the food was pretty good. the story of why they named it taco guild is kinda cool and creative (on their website).

i love the location. the service wasgreatas well. as for the food and drinks, i guess i was a little disappointed, although the chips and salsa plate was a good start. my "tacos" were pretty flavorful (i went with no cheese- lactose intolerance yay!) and i loved the amount of veggies. my husband's tacos on the other hand were extremely dry and tasted as if the meat was sitting out in the kitchen all day. our server took one of the tacos off of the bill, which we didn't ask for, but it was a nice gesture.

lovely taco restaurant housed in an old church.greatchatting with their bar manager. the tacos were insanely good, always love a creatively made taco and they've done well

these are the best tacos i've ever had! andgreatfor paleo people or anyone looking to reduce grain intake- because you can get the tacos in lettuce, and they do a really good job with the swap! all the tacos are creative and the flavors are balanced. highly recommend!

seriously don't know why this place doesn't have 100% of likes. such good food, huge portions, cheap, and withgreatservice. i will be spreading the word on this place!

i really wanted to like this restaurant, the location isgreatand i was really excited about its opening. the margaritas were good, but that's where my praise of the new establishment ends. the guacamole was bland and our tacos were cold. my biggest gripe was with the old world al pastor taco, it was generic and bland, and didn't even look and taste like pork. we questioned the waitress as to whether or not the meat was pork-it looked and tasted like chicken. after returning from the kitchen, she told us the chef said that pork is the other white meat- ya, we know that already. if customers are questioning the type of meat in your tacos, i'd say that you have an issue with the flavor of your food. the taco did not at all look or taste like an al pastor taco. this is arizona- when you serve tacos you'd better get the flavors right! customers have a lot of choices when it comes to mexican food, and bland tacos are not going to keep customers coming back!