Giliberto’s Mexican Taco Shop

Reviews

• RR

  Rachel R

  Dec 31, 2025
  5.0
  Delicious Mexican food with huge portions and decent prices. They also have a number of deserts available that have all been great. I mostly use the pick up window and order online, but I have had lunch in store before as well. Inside is casual seating with a blue-collar crowd. Not ideal for large parties, but small groups or individuals.
• CG

  Christopher Guffey

  Dec 23, 2025
  4.0
  Was fast and open late hope the food is good ha
• DH

  David Hose

  Dec 19, 2025
  5.0
  Overall a great experience. The food is good, and seems like it's made fresh. My food always arrives to me hot, it's good eating, and you get a good amount of food for the price. I highly recommend this place!
• PW

  Penny Ward

  Dec 17, 2025
  5.0
  I got the munchies at 2 am. I didn’t have many choices so I ordered Gilberto’s. It was fresh and made quickly. Delicious! The nachos are huge!
• FF

  Frank

  Dec 4, 2025
  5.0
  If I could give Giliberto’s more than 5 stars, I would tear a hole in the fabric of reality and hand-deliver them an entire new constellation. This was genuinely the greatest Mexican food I have consumed in all my years on Earth — possibly in all my past lives too. I journeyed to this sacred taco temple at 2 AM, battling –11°F weather, accompanied by three loyal companions. We were not customers that night… We were pilgrims. And at the end of our frostbitten quest, I personally was rewarded with glory: Two quesabirrias so perfect they could have ended wars. The cheese? UNREAL. Hot, stretchy, fresh — the kind of cheese that makes you question every life choice that led you to anything less. When I bit into that quesabirria, I didn’t just taste flavor… I tasted destiny. For one brief moment, I’m 100% sure I saw the face of the universe wink at me. The consommé? It wasn’t broth. It was liquid gold, forged in the heart of a culinary supernova. The cold outside disappeared. I couldn’t feel my hands, but I could feel the meaning of life. If I lived here, I would eat at Giliberto’s every day, regardless of circumstance: Snowstorm? I’ll shovel my way there. Tornado? I’ll hang onto the doorframe and still place my order. Zombies? They can wait — I’m finishing my quesabirria. Meteor falling from the sky? Fine, but I’m grabbing a burrito to go. To the staff working that night: You are not cooks. You are not employees. You are culinary heroes. You deserve a national monument, a parade, and possibly your own theme song. Giliberto’s isn’t a restaurant. It is a spiritual awakening, a life checkpoint, a moment I will tell my grandchildren about. If you’re reading this and deciding whether to go… Stop. Go. Your soul deserves this.

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