Tacos & Craft Peoria

With high hopes and empty stomachs, we herded the kids in ready to experience a full-blown Mexican fiesta of flavor. Chips were ready, appetites were roaring, and we decided to kick things off with the queso—because what says “let’s party” more than a bubbling bowl of cheesy goodness? “Let’s order everything at once,” we said confidently. “But bring the queso first.” “No problem!” she said. Moments later… two burritos arrived. Close enough. One chicken, one carne asada. Surprise! Apparently the house interpretation of carne asada is… ground beef. A bold creative decision. That said, the chicken burrito was decent—end of notes on that. For the kids, there were a few options on the menu. One went with the quesadilla and fries, which came with a bonus churro! I am so curious where you c

Tacos and Craft in Peoria absolutely slapped. The chilaquiles were mind blowing and the carne asada fries were the kind you pretend you will share but never actually do. Service was fast, food was hot, and I did not have to wait long enough to reconsider my life choices. Prices sit on the fancy side for fast food, but the flavor makes every dollar feel like a solid investment in happiness. Go hungry. Leave happy. Maybe unbutton your pants in the car.

Small taco burrito spot located in shopping center, questionable on the outside however once you walk in you forget the outside the resturant is cozy and warm. Clean and friendly welcoming service. You can order to go or sit and eat, full bar, buy one get one burrito FREE, complimentary chips w/salsa (red & green) and guacamole. Was not a fan of the red salsa not a hint of spice however the green salsa was good. Rice and beans in my opinion not recommended. Menudo is served daily have not tried yet as it was made the previous day so I am waiting for when it is fresh. Open 24 hours. Tacos are around $3.25+. Dine in experience was amazing. Recommended to try

First time coming for taco tuesday and did not disappoint. Greeted immediately and sat at the bar. We were the only ones dining in (until a family of 4 came in after we'd been there for a bit) and were given chips, guacamole and salsa right away. They do have a good tap beer selection but unfortunately only had a few bottled beers available at the time. They have a small liquor selection as well. Interior was clean, nice music and TVs. Asked for a hotter salsa and she brought out 2 others that were very good. Ordered the 2 craft taco special for $12 (came with refried beans and Mexican rice), el jefe and drunk chicken. Shredded beef was tender, chicken was marinated and very flavorful. They use blue corn tortillas which is a nice change of pace. Will definitely be back to try other food it

I want to start by saying that when this place first opened it was awesome! Now I've been here twice in the last month and I'm not sure if they changed owners or what, but it's just not the same vibe anymore, and the food quality especially in some dishes, is just ..... disappointing. Both times I've gone on the weekend and the ladies working at that time are rude and clearly don't want to be there. I went here the other day, ordered the queso and chips appetizer and was honestly stunned at when they brought me. It was a bowl of grease. (When I ordered this dish about a year ago, it was delicious!!) I was floored that they were even okay with bringing this dish to the table. At first I gave them the benefit and tried mixing it around, thinking the cheese may have just separated a bit. No