Authentic Mexican restaurant, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, tacos and specialties, cocktails, beers, and live music on Fridays and Saturdays at 10:00 PM.
Overall, diners describe Tacos Lakalaka as a colorful, lively spot with huge portions and tasty tacos that often impress, especially the variety of flavors and the strong value for money, while the drinks and ambience get frequent praise. Several reviews highlight the friendly service and fast responsiveness during busy periods, though a number of experiences mention inconsistent communication, occasional missing items, or orders that arrive incomplete, which can dampen the visit. The all you can eat taco option is cited by some as a great value, but others report discrepancies between what is advertised and what is served, or feeling that offerings are not up to par. Some critiques point out that certain dishes or ingredients can be uneven, with notes of dryness in some fillings or a few items lacking sauces or accompaniments, yet many still enjoy the bold flavors and fresh elements. The decor and music contribute to a festive, party-like atmosphere that many find appealing, while a few find it a bit loud or overwhelming for conversation. On the whole, Tacos Lakalaka is viewed as a vibrant, flavorful option that delivers generous portions and a lively scene, with room to tighten up menu accuracy, hours communication, and consistency in preparation.
Perfect experience!
We came for the all-you-can-eat tacos (Mondays & Tuesdays for $25) & everything was amazing. Our server Yime was super friendly & patient, & the first round of tacos arrived in under five minutes! Great vibe overall, highly recommend
The food was good. Portions are huge & they put alot in one taco. Drinks are good. We had steak taco & chicken taco with margaritas & daiquiri...all good. The place is colorful & staff is friendly
We went for lunch today & it was a nice experience. The food is a a bit pricy, but it is enjoyable.
To drink we ordered a mojito, a pina colada & a horchata (the horchata was delicious & not expensive at all). To eat we had some nachos with guacamole, tacos, ceviche, & a gringa. All the food was good, but the best one was the gringa lechera.
The service was great & the place is beautiful.
Aug 26, 2025
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Visually great, but taste not so great… the chips from the chips & guac were overdone & hard, the birria tacos were somehow dry, & my water glass was tainted by some white dishwasher fluid (maybe? Still unsure) not sure I'll be coming back here any time soon
We knew the meal was in trouble when the tacos arrived, the meat dry, grizzled & unappealing & the tacos devoid of any filling besides red onions. We went to Lakalaka's new location on Duluth, drawn by the sign outside advertising all-you-can-eat tacos for 25 dollars. But the tacos that arrived didn't match the ingredients of the tacos on the menu & were practically naked. Then, when we asked for a small side of guacamole, the manager refused, saying they only offer guacamole & chips for 14 dollars. There was only a choice of one beer- a 9 dollar Corona. In an area crowded with Mexican restaurants, Lakalaka doesn't deliver. & the taco offer was misleading- a ploy to get bums on seats but then offer low-grade tacos with minimal ingredients. The decor is festive & the waitress was apologetic. But Lakalaka, unfortunately, joins the array of often mediocre, touristy restaurants on Avenue Duluth.
