Happy Belly Tacos - Colorado Springs

Cool place with beautiful outside seat. Good mood, we want on Friday at 530, was pretty slow. Happy Hour prices 20% discount. Drinks were good and strong. We ordered 4 different tacos, they were small, as small with size and content. This is my only complaint. The service was great.

Service was friendly food terrible. 4 of us ate no one. some food went in the trash. i ordered carne asada tacos. $3 each. i did get no cabbage but there wasn't 2 bites in each taco. no flavor, had to use a fork for soggy tortillas, not warm and burnt. i added a picture under my profile.

Excellent! My Mexican friend says their al pastor tacos are the best in town. I tried the calamari tacos, and they were delicious! I can't wait to return. I also found the prices to be reasonable compared to other taco spots in the city.

I’ll start by saying that if you’re after beautifully presented dishes at Taco Bell prices, this isn’t the place for you. However, if you’re in search of tacos loaded with flavorful fillings, you’ve found the right spot. The fresh ingredients and the self-serve salsa bar justify the higher prices, in my opinion. We tried several tacos: Carne Asada, Calamari, and Carnitas. I highly recommend the Fried Calamari Taco, which comes topped with red and green cabbage and a Thai chili sauce on a flour tortilla—it was a unique experience! Since the menu update, tacos are now sold in pairs. Alongside our tacos, we ordered Elotes, Burracho Beans, and Queso Blanco. The Elotes were absolutely divine—definitely worth ordering! I wasn’t a huge fan of the Burracho Beans and Queso Blanco, but my husband really enjoyed them. Expect to spend around $15-$20 per person for two tacos, one side, and a drink.

I was drawn by their Facebook posts. Visited Saturday night, was the only customer. Tried beef, pork, chicken and potato tacos plus beans and rice not impressed. Overpriced for the food quality. Will not be returning sorry.