I picked up some breakfast tacos this morning from a mobile order and had a fantastic experience! I arrived a few minutes early, but luckily my food was already ready. I was greeted by the friendly general manager who offered me my choice of salsas with a genuine smile. Our breakfast tacos were fresh and just what we needed on a Sunday morning! The location is extremely clean and I’ll be happy to return when I’m in the area.Vegetarian options: Guacamole, veggie and egg tacos available.Kid-friendliness: Kid friendly tacos (soft tacos and not spicy!)
Emily Gazes
Food was under seasoned, huge chunks of onion and barely to none cheese. Ordered queso and taste more of milk stirred in than actual cheese not a hint of spice. Otherwise was made fast and warm. But most likely would never order again from here.
Matt E
Decent taco shop that was better when it was a smaller chain. It's gotten to be a little corporate these days and the prices, for what you get, are a bit high in my opinion. The queso for example; way over priced for what you get compared to other places.That said, the food isn't bad, but not as authentic as it used to be. The place is clean, the staff is friendly enough and there's plenty of seating in the dining area. I've ordered to go in the past and haven't had the best luck with them getting my order right, so I highly recommend checking it before you leave, or eating there.Parking at this location is a bit of a challenge but nothing crazy. I'm sort of neutral on this place TBH.Parking: Parking is pretty much relegated to across the street from the place. The risk is that the lot is marked for only certain restaurants and District Taco isn't one of them. I've parked and walked a number of times (the lot is never full) but it's risky as you could probably be towed.
Stacy Jer
I’m over it. Ordered a burrito mojado and came home to find that the to go box was not properly closed so there was salsa and guacamole all over my bag and car floor board.Moving on to the food: If the guacamole is in the same section as the proteins, why was the guacamole outside the burrito and not in it? Strange. But given that the guacamole was ridiculously salty it ultimately worked out that it wasn’t inside the burrito.I was once an avid district taco fan because it was always reliably tasty but there was a clear reason why this shop was empty at 6pm. The quality is gone.
Angelica Sunga
got a burrito, very mushy rice. very charred chicken. didn’t taste good. i grew up in arlington, and honestly don’t remember district taco ever being good but i was curious to try it again. 10/10 not coming again lol. service was nice and fast tho! if you’re around this tyson’s location, go to shamshiry across the street for amazing kebabs instead.
Nathan Hancock
Frankly, this was edible, but it was the worst taco salad bowl I've had. ZERO flavor in the beans or veggies or salsa or rice or salad dressing. I had a bite of my friends grilled fish and it had some flavor. I just kept thinking, "wow, we white people have ruined tacos." The mixed greens were not that fresh and the ice from the machine had a bad taste to it. Eek.
Nathan Magnusen
I wasn't overly impressed with the food. I got the California Burrito with Pollo Asadol. It was ok.... not sure I'd return, especially for the price.
Paul Gambhir
I was really glad to see a beyond meat option and liked the various salsas offered. It reminds me of Chipotle, but with better flavors, while not being too salty. I'll definitely be coming back here again when I'm in the area. Reasonably priced, too.
Ghislaine Akakpo
I really enjoyed my burrito, bowl, the best I have ever had. The place wasn't crowded and we stayed outside.The bar is located near Walmart in tysons.Kid-friendliness: Yes, I saw kids there with their parentsWheelchair accessibility: No stairs.
Steve Williams
Absolutely the best in Mexican food. Being from LA it's like walking to Acosta or Casitas tacos ahhh....
So sad… the original DT was awesome. I try every once in a while but today chips are stale, queso no flavor, tacos stale, and I don’t even say hello to anyone just order on a screen. I’m done trying… bye!
Mauricio M
The chicken tacos were the best of the three meats. Not sure about the Jefe way. It has lettuce which threw me off as that is usually american way.
Neko Fletcher
A little loud (echo-y) for my 1 year old but I was more worried for other patrons if she shrieked rather than her comfort. Employees were sweet, and food was ready quickly. Everything was tasty. Glad we stopped here even though we had not planned it out ahead of time.
Cam J.
Conveniently located off of Rt. 7 in Tysons. Curbside and parking spaces located nearby. Food is always good and reliable; however, the only knock is that the food is not always hot - could be due to the slowness of hours during my normal visits. Overall good experience and clean.
Sam K.
The prices have gone up but the serving sizes have gone down. What is up with that? Is the business rationing? This seems to be the case when doing pick-up orders since it's packaged up in a paper bag and not immediately visible. In most cases the customer won't open the bag until he/she gets home. By the time the customer notices what going on he/she probably does not want to deal with the hassle of going back or call the business to complain and just takes the hit. What a sneaky and shady way to do business. Well, I guess it's "Good bye District Tacos and "Hello, competitors."
I picked up some breakfast tacos this morning from a mobile order and had a fantastic experience! I arrived a few minutes early, but luckily my food was already ready. I was greeted by the friendly general manager who offered me my choice of salsas with a genuine smile. Our breakfast tacos were fresh and just what we needed on a Sunday morning! The location is extremely clean and I’ll be happy to return when I’m in the area.Vegetarian options: Guacamole, veggie and egg tacos available.Kid-friendliness: Kid friendly tacos (soft tacos and not spicy!)
Food was under seasoned, huge chunks of onion and barely to none cheese. Ordered queso and taste more of milk stirred in than actual cheese not a hint of spice. Otherwise was made fast and warm. But most likely would never order again from here.
Decent taco shop that was better when it was a smaller chain. It's gotten to be a little corporate these days and the prices, for what you get, are a bit high in my opinion. The queso for example; way over priced for what you get compared to other places.That said, the food isn't bad, but not as authentic as it used to be. The place is clean, the staff is friendly enough and there's plenty of seating in the dining area. I've ordered to go in the past and haven't had the best luck with them getting my order right, so I highly recommend checking it before you leave, or eating there.Parking at this location is a bit of a challenge but nothing crazy. I'm sort of neutral on this place TBH.Parking: Parking is pretty much relegated to across the street from the place. The risk is that the lot is marked for only certain restaurants and District Taco isn't one of them. I've parked and walked a number of times (the lot is never full) but it's risky as you could probably be towed.
I’m over it. Ordered a burrito mojado and came home to find that the to go box was not properly closed so there was salsa and guacamole all over my bag and car floor board.Moving on to the food: If the guacamole is in the same section as the proteins, why was the guacamole outside the burrito and not in it? Strange. But given that the guacamole was ridiculously salty it ultimately worked out that it wasn’t inside the burrito.I was once an avid district taco fan because it was always reliably tasty but there was a clear reason why this shop was empty at 6pm. The quality is gone.
got a burrito, very mushy rice. very charred chicken. didn’t taste good. i grew up in arlington, and honestly don’t remember district taco ever being good but i was curious to try it again. 10/10 not coming again lol. service was nice and fast tho! if you’re around this tyson’s location, go to shamshiry across the street for amazing kebabs instead.
Frankly, this was edible, but it was the worst taco salad bowl I've had. ZERO flavor in the beans or veggies or salsa or rice or salad dressing. I had a bite of my friends grilled fish and it had some flavor. I just kept thinking, "wow, we white people have ruined tacos." The mixed greens were not that fresh and the ice from the machine had a bad taste to it. Eek.
I wasn't overly impressed with the food. I got the California Burrito with Pollo Asadol. It was ok.... not sure I'd return, especially for the price.
I was really glad to see a beyond meat option and liked the various salsas offered. It reminds me of Chipotle, but with better flavors, while not being too salty. I'll definitely be coming back here again when I'm in the area. Reasonably priced, too.
I really enjoyed my burrito, bowl, the best I have ever had. The place wasn't crowded and we stayed outside.The bar is located near Walmart in tysons.Kid-friendliness: Yes, I saw kids there with their parentsWheelchair accessibility: No stairs.
Absolutely the best in Mexican food. Being from LA it's like walking to Acosta or Casitas tacos ahhh....
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So sad… the original DT was awesome. I try every once in a while but today chips are stale, queso no flavor, tacos stale, and I don’t even say hello to anyone just order on a screen. I’m done trying… bye!
The chicken tacos were the best of the three meats. Not sure about the Jefe way. It has lettuce which threw me off as that is usually american way.
A little loud (echo-y) for my 1 year old but I was more worried for other patrons if she shrieked rather than her comfort. Employees were sweet, and food was ready quickly. Everything was tasty. Glad we stopped here even though we had not planned it out ahead of time.
Conveniently located off of Rt. 7 in Tysons. Curbside and parking spaces located nearby. Food is always good and reliable; however, the only knock is that the food is not always hot - could be due to the slowness of hours during my normal visits. Overall good experience and clean.
The prices have gone up but the serving sizes have gone down. What is up with that? Is the business rationing? This seems to be the case when doing pick-up orders since it's packaged up in a paper bag and not immediately visible. In most cases the customer won't open the bag until he/she gets home. By the time the customer notices what going on he/she probably does not want to deal with the hassle of going back or call the business to complain and just takes the hit. What a sneaky and shady way to do business. Well, I guess it's "Good bye District Tacos and "Hello, competitors."