El Tiz El Tizoncito Oak Cliff - Dallas

The micheladas are fantastic! I ordered sopes and while the flavor was great, the sope tortilla was a bit cold. Overall, I still enjoyed the dish!

I was disappointed with the tacos. The pastor tacos lacked flavor and were simply just meat and grease. Now my husband and I both have upset stomachs. I won't go into details, but you can imagine how that feels. On a positive note, the horchata and Coke were decent.

This location felt cramped, with only two tables in the center, making it difficult to navigate. The food also didn't match the quality of the Fort Worth spot. Additionally, if English is your primary language, I would suggest avoiding this location. I'm usually comfortable in places where English isn't the main language; I simply point to the menu, order my food, pay, and leave. However, I got the impression that they weren't really interested in accommodating me because I don't speak Spanish. The overall vibe felt off. I won't be returning to this location again.

First time here and my last. I was disappointed not what i expected. Unfortunately the tacos had no flavor, i tried chicken, beef and pork. The meat tasted old . They need to change meat distributer or find a new chef who can season and cook the meatgood with flavor. The only thing that was good was the beans they serve . They don?t have rice and for the price i expectedmore. I DO NOT RECOMMEND!

Friendly staff that approaches you as soon as you seat yourself. It?s equipped with a full bar, and a very cute bartender who will keep you company if desired. The tacos come in a combo of four for $10 which is reasonable for their quality. You?re alsoserved with different sauces to enjoy them with. However, be honest with yourself about the level of spice you can handle withthe sauces, because I was not and I was fighting for my life after mixing all of them. Regardless, I had a five star experience.