Boga Taco

You could easily drive past this place and not even know it exists, which is a shame because the food is good and they treat you well.

My family and I were served by Saul, who provided excellent hospitality. We even got free samples of some of their homemade offerings. Speaking of which, since a lot of things are homemade, they might not have everything available when you arrive. So if you better find out when they restock and get there quick before they sell out if you wanna try them. But hey, I'd rather have that than a bunch of store-bought/mass-produced items.

The service was very fast, the food was literally still sizzling hot, and it was filled with flavor. I drove an hour there and an hour back to try this place, and it was worth it!

The sauce on the quesadilla was excellent as well as the whole dish, loved the tacos and enjoyed the sope, all the protein was seasoned very well and the vegetables were not overcooked, also the horchata and hibiscus drinks were flavorful and refreshing. Apart from the couple swearing and arguing behind us the experience was great, Well worth a trip back

You need to get here. ASAP. Pure authentic delicious amazing Mexican food. Be patient with the staff. They are a small staff and doing their best in a small establishment. This food is over the top delicious. The owner greeted us like we were family! The establishment is Christian-based. It is clean and the food is very well prepared .decent sized serving. Tableside sauces were amazing.

Very authentic and delicious Mexican cuisine! I got the Quesadilla Fajita and my partner got the Fajitas de Pollo. The servings were HUGE, the food flavorful and delicious, and the staff were super friendly! I would buy their salsa if they bottled it. Lots of cilantro and garlic and flavor!

Boga Taco is a new little gem on Jefferson Avenue. The workers seem to love their job, especially the waitress and cashier. I got two street tacos one steak and one shrimp. Both were excellent! I really like the added taste of the cilantro on mine with a freshly squeezed lime wedge. I love the glass Coke bottles from Mexico! They seemed a little skinnier than the ones I'm used to and definitely have a classic feel to them. The atmosphere is probably the aspect of Boga taco that has most changed since they took on new ownership. I'll be back for sure! And if you wonder what in the world "Boga" means, just look at the wall.