Tacos El Pastor

Tacos El Pastor is where you want to be when you truly want that authentic Mexican food. Tucked into the vibrant heartbeat of the Las Vegas Strip, it’s a local gem serving authentic Mexican street food to locals and tourists. The restaurant is clean and decent size, they have a nice big outdoor patio facing the Strip. The overall experience is straight forward, you come in and choose a line to stand in with the flavour taco you want and when you get your food then you pay at the cashier station. These tacos were amazing and flavourful. Tortillas are fresh made and very delicious. Tacos 🌮 are very filling too . Alongside its signature pastor, featuring marinated pork shaved into fresh handmade tortillas and topped with roasted pineapple, the menu also showcases juicy, flame-grilled asada

First... If you are English speaking, you will not be prioritized as they prioritize Spanish speaking customers first. I saw this multiple times. Someone who speaks Spanish can be in the wrong line and they will stop everything to cater to them. Even if they are in the middle of preparing your order, the Spanish speaking customers will trump you and get their stuff done before you. You have to be in line for what you want. So if you want pork and asada, you must go in the line for each one separate (ig English speaking). If you are Spanish speaking, the rules dont Apply to you At the cash Register, they will upcharge you for using a credit card. When I asked where the sign was that there is an upcharge ("convenience fee" on the receipt) there was a lapse in English speaking by th

We went before noon and I’m glad we did because after we got our food, there was already a long line out the door! Service was quick, food was delicious. Portion size was great as well. The only issue was that when I went the weather outside was 110 (August) and I was sweating inside. They had no AC and it was humid and hot inside! I was sticking to the seats.

We parked in the lot and felt obliged to go in or risk getting towed. Great spot. However the lines were long. Food was yummy but a tad pricier than tacos el gordo.

We went around 9pm and this place was pretty empty. My boyfriend ordered the birria tacos. Portions were big but the meat didn't taste great. My boyfriend had an upset stomach after one bite and he warned me not to eat the other tacos. Meat may have been bad. We spent $22 for 3 tacos and a coca cola bottle, which is made in Mexico and has sugar instead of the syrup stuff.