Taqueria El Milagro - Chicago

I absolutely loved visiting this restaurant. They were some of the best tacos I have ever had.Food: 5/5

I have been coming here for years, and it's good to see everything starting to open back up to the norm. I see that people dealing with customers haven't changed. I came during my lunch break and ordered the steak plate, and the guy at the registered said we only have steak tacos or the dinner. I'm thinking too myself the dinner is a plate and the menu also reads as a plate so whatever that is I would like. Need to work on his customer services. What led me to look at my meal once I received it and what I see. A table spoon of rice and beans. I asked the guy who gave me my food about the small portions, and he literally said they were told to cut back. I'm thinking if that's the case, you need to cut back on the price. I'm not happy today. I might come back another day....

Everything is good. Yes they take time to deliver your food, but it is one popular restaurant with a limit amount of workers who try to do their best, and some people say they have attitude, but that could because the customers give the attitude in the first place.Update :12/2/2022They are charging more now and they are cutting the size of the plates and I know this for a fact because the manager at the restaurant on 26 St. said so. It’s honestly not worth it anymore. First, the workers went on strike because of horrible management, and now they want to use the pandemic and the recession as an excuse to charge more! They are planning on reducing the size of the plates so they look more full once they give you your order so if you plan on going here just keep that in mind! Also, before in 2017-2018, a taco was about 2.50, and now I think they are more than $4 PER TACO! Even though they promote “small business, family owned” their morals are out the window and only care about numbers at this point.

Everything is good. Yes they take time to deliver your food, but it is one popular restaurant with a limit amount of workers who try to do their best, and some people say they have attitude, but that could because the customers give the attitude in the first place.Update :12/2/2022They are charging more now and they are cutting the size of the plates and I know this for a fact because the manager at the restaurant on 26 St. said so. It’s honestly not worth it anymore. First, the workers went on strike because of horrible management, and now they want to use the pandemic and the recession as an excuse to charge more! They are planning on reducing the size of the plates so they look more full once they give you your order so if you plan on going here just keep that in mind! Also, before in 2017-2018, a taco was about 2.50, and now I think they are more than $4 PER TACO! Even though they promote “small business, family owned” their morals are out the window and only care about numbers at this point.

The tacos were good here! I got the carne asada ones and they were BIG. There was a line when first walking in but it moved quickly.The ambiance is cute and there's plenty of places to sit. The only downside is you're limited to 1 salsa cup per plate — then it's 75¢ for each additional cup.