May 26, 2022 - Food and Drink

Mo's Tacos and Churros is takin' it to the street

A trio of Mo's tacos: al pastor, chicken, and steak and cheese.

A trio of Mo's tacos: al pastor, chicken, and steak and cheese. Photo: Worth Sparkman/Axios

Mo's Tacos and Churros did the classic restaurant thing: Start as a food truck, build a following, then open a restaurant.

  • The brick-and-mortar opened at 329 N. West Ave., in November 2019.

The setup: True to its taqueria roots, the restaurant isn't much bigger than the truck. There are a few stand-up counters, but most food is takeout.

  • However, Mo's shares space with Eros Teatro next door; my wife and I were told we could sit in its dining room or on the patio. The patio makes a romantic backdrop for any couple.
  • Mo's menu is straightforward, with street tacos, burritos, quesadillas, elote and churros.
A basket of chips with a side of salsa and a margarita.
Photo: Worth Sparkman/Axios

The verdict: The street tacos are simple — meat, onion, cilantro and cheese in some cases. Each packed a delicious punch in a small package.

  • We tried the chicken, steak and cheese, and al pastor (about $3 each). The steak and cheese are praiseworthy.
  • Margarita? ✅ Chips and salsa? ✅✅ The churro sundae? ✅✅✅

The bottom line: Mo's is worth checking out if you haven't already.

  • It's open 5pm to midnight Tuesday and Wednesday, 5pm-3am Thursday through Saturday, and 5pm-11pm on Sunday. It's closed on Monday.
A churro sundae.
The churro sundae is a warm churro with ice cream and chocolate sauce. Photo: Worth Sparkman/Axios
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