Luchador Tacos

As a stand-alone, fast food taco shop, it's not bad. They advertise fresh ingredients and offer a reasonably small menu to cut down on confusion. The staff is friendly, helpful, and efficient, with street tacos and burritos being their main thing. They say everything is made in-house, which may be mostly true though their beans are definitely canned (they apparently don't know that canned beans have to be rinsed to remove can-sludge before serving). Is it Mexican? Not really, but it will probably do as "something different" in the North Conway area. At least, their tortillas and horchata seem authentic. If you are in a hurry, it's not bad. If you are looking for bonified, authentic Mexican cuisine, it's in the sit-down restaurant down near Hannifords.

Basically a small family-owned Chipotle-like but with different types of ingredients. I like how everything always tastes fresh and bright, with a unique tangy style to their food. It isn't the deep flavors of traditional Mexican, so if you're a purist, go with an open mind - the fresh cut veggies and pickled onions are worth it. Our favorites are the burrito bowls, the chicken quesadilla, and the asada fries. Staff is always prompt and friendly through many visits. I usually get takeout, but the interior has a colorful, thrown-together family charm that's a nice enough place to sit for lunch or a quick dinner.

Fresh food served up relatively quickly. Prices are fair and there's plenty of room to enjoy your food. I had a quesoritto with double steak and it was great. The quesoritto didn't blow out while eating it, the carne asada was flavorful and tender, and the red salsa gave a good spicy kick. Definitely recommend the churros for dessert. Crispy outside and tender inside, served warm with cinnamon and sugar. Absolutely worth it!