Taqueria Guerrero Inc

My family and I moved to New Orleans from Mexico in the late 90’s. We had given up on finding authentic Mexican food in the area until we stumbled upon this place today. Taqueria Guerrero’s food feels straight from my mother’s kitchen. My parents tend to be harsh critics of anything that labels themselves Mexican and they LOVED everything they were served. My dad joked that he was going to steal the green salsa off the table. We tried 3 different types of caldos (pozole, caldo de res, menudo) that were delicious. We tried the street style tacos and they were delicious and filling. The server recommended the churros and it was a great idea. Amazing service and recommendations! We were immediately served chips and salsa upon being seated. My family agreed that we will be making this a regular place for us!

This place is a gem!! Easy to get to, the food is authentic and delicious (and comes out nice and hot), the service was quick, and our waiter was awesome. The meat was so tender and flavorful for each of the 3 mains we ordered, and the lime that came with the tacos was huge and juicy. Guacamole had actual chunks of avocado. Highly recommend.

After searching far and wide for Menudo/Pozole, we asked one of the workers at another Mexican restaurant and he pointed us to Taqueria Guerrero!! it did not disappoint at all. We love that they have Jamaica (Hibiscus tea), Horchata and so much more stuff than the Tex-Mex restaurants in New Orleans. I ordered the Menudo and it was just as I remembered. Hominy, Tripe, and red chili; so much flavor! We're excited to go back to get the Pozole next @phidingthefam

We came to dine in during lunch. We had the menudo, pozole, pupusas mix, tripe tacos, beef tacos, carnitas tacos, tamales, chilaquiles, and beef soup. The menudo needs a little work and the beef tacos weren’t that great but everything else was delicious. The server was also attentive and prompt. I will definitely keep this place saved for when we visit NOLA again.

Good place to fill up at a fair price. The food came out quick and hot. The Lengua was juicy & tender but not much depth. Burritos/chimichangas were large and filling. Was thrown off by the american/velveta? cheese in them. They were filled about 60% rice, would've loved more beans and meat. I would eat here again but think I'll try more tacos next time.