taqueria 7 estrellas restaurante

i was not impressed at all. to start, the salsa was ok, nothing special and tasted a little bland. then there was the very long wait. when the food finally arrived my tacos were cold and hemeatwas dry. the kids got a burrito which consisted of ground beef only without a grain of seasoning on it, which was the story with the rest of the food. my girlfriends burrito was ok, but it seems like the cook at this place does not believe in seasoning at all. the red sauce was way to charred tasting. on top of all that we all felt horrible after eating there like it was fast food quality. will not be going here again.

i went to 7 estrellas last night for the first time. it was amazing. i had a "cubana" torta. it was meat, meat, and more meat. i can't say specifically what the meats were, but it was delicious. my girlfriend ordered one of the combo plates. she has spent a lot of time in southern texas and california, as well as various parts of mexico. she said the food was some of the most authentic that she has found since moving to oregon 2 years ago. authentic or not, it was wonderful. it was so good, i actually went back with my buddy for lunch today. i had the horada torta. it was dunked in some kind of red chili sauce. it was a complete mess, and totally awesome. it only made my lips burn a little. i still had a tiny bit of room left in my stomach afterwards, so i ordered two tacos. i got the cabeza and the pastor tacos, sooooo good. the headmeatwas very much like a nice pot roast and the pastor was bursting with flavor. also, they were on the most wonderful corn tortillas too. they had to have been recently made. this is now my favorite taco joint. i was also super excited to find a place near my house that serves tortas.