La Curva Taqueria, Mission Tx.

I tried this place for the first time, and unfortunately, it was one of the worst tacos I've had in the valley. The meat was dry and lacked seasoning, and the tortilla was only slightly warmed. We ordered a taco pirata, and the meat was incredibly greasy—almost as if it had been drenched in bacon grease. This place has a high rating, but I'm not sure why! It definitely seems to have lost its charm. (Sigh) I'm still searching for a spot that can top Taqueria Mary, but so far, no luck!

La Curva has consistently served outstanding tacos and potatoes! Their menu is fantastic and reasonably priced for the quality of the food. The tacos are always generously filled and absolutely delicious. I highly recommend this restaurant to everyone!

I tried this restaurant for the first time and was disappointed. The beans were overly watery and lacked flavor, with just a lot of chili to add some heat. The meat preparation needs serious improvement; it was tough and hard to chew. It feels like they need to go back to basics.

The tacos and potatoes were tasty, but the beans were way too spicy, and we’re fans of spicy food! They really went overboard. My husband couldn’t eat them. Also, it’s super overpriced for a taqueria. We ended up paying $63 for three orders of tacos, three potatoes, and three drinks!

My overall experience was quite mediocre. I paid $35 for some decent tacos and enchiladas. Unfortunately, the tacos were underwhelming; they lacked key components like frijoles, more grilled onions, and larger tortillas, causing them to fall apart with the first bite. On top of that, they didn’t have Dr. Pepper, which is an instant one-star deduction, especially here in Texas. While the tacos were slightly salty, I do give them credit for serving the orders in under 10 minutes.