Taco Bamba

My daughter turned me on to this place …and I love it! … the food, service, drinks and music are all great. When you walk in, you are hit with a wonderful smell of spices that makes your mouth water. Orders are processed quickly, the prices are fair, and food tastes amazing. I’ve tried almost every item on menu, and all are delicious. I especially love their Tortas, they are so good and so filling.

These two "monstrosities" are just ONE sandwich. I was telling my friend, who was the one who suggested this place, that this was the best sandwich (torta) I have had in a LONG time! The whole thing probably weighs 2 pounds... And the many flavors inside are just SO good! Great job TB, I only wish I lived closer, but will definitely come back for more! 🥪🥪🥪

This place is a fantastic spot for a wide range of tacos! The Vic-fil-a Deluxe and the Coco Loco Shrimp were both delightful. We also sampled The Jeffery, which my husband thoroughly enjoyed, although it wasn't my personal favorite. The BBQ Pork Empanadas were a unanimous hit - absolutely delicious and worth every calorie. I will definitely be adding this to my list of favorite taco places.

Taco bamba is a really good taco joint in the area. I ordered the tacos Al pastor as well as a coconut shrimp taco. Both were really tasty. I love how they allow their customers to get as much sauce as they please and have lots of varieties. The tacos are very greasy and messy but overall I enjoyed the experience.

I came here earlier today with my sister as we were stopping by in Alexandria for a special matter, and we were looking for a chic and laid-back taco spot. Taco Bamba in Springfield pretty much checked all the boxes for us - plus it was technically only a little bit off the beaten path, whilst situated ever so approximately on (or along) the road back. Located in a casual, up-scale spot directly adjacent to the main road. Parking is plenty and accessible, thanks to the lot in front. I initially did not know what to order, so I looked for reviews to guide me to a sumptuous taco dish. Oh Magic 8 Ball, what should I order here? Just looking at the menu, I decided on a Taco Bamba. From a recommendation there, I picked up the Ricky Bobby was also very much in-demand here, so I locked in on that as well. My sister had two fish tacos, and Corn On the Cob. The Pescado and Al Pastor; I know the former is Spanish for — quite literally — “fish”. Both were healthy picks overall. Important bit — I recommend getting at least *two* tacos. Each taco item is priced at or below $5, and only includes (the meat and ingredients) packed in a small flour tortilla. I attached pictures so others can judge for themselves. I would dare say one is not enough by itself, however. Dined in inside, near the window facing the storefront. Seats were just plastic stools but not uncomfortable. Atmosphere was decent. There were a lot of people here at the time we came — around 1pm for lunchtime. The Corn On the Cob was simply excellent, and dare I say “to die for”. I have not had occasion to have it before. The Mexican style is excellent. A lot of cheese packed on top of it. Creamy and cheesy. Just wonderful. I didn’t want to stop, but it was not my dish, so I only had a few (customary) bites to be safe. Both my tacos were excellent. They both had red peppers and similar ingredients, so I couldn’t tell them apart. There was one with carne asada — the longer and premium, finger-length steak cuts. I liked that taco a lot more. A new personal favorite. The other one was good too, but not great. Overall, the food and ambiance was rather on point here. I hesitate to give full marks here, but for a casual lunch on the long(ish) drive back, this taco joint definitely hit the spot. Tacos. Casual. Light (not overly filling). Modestly priced. Tacos. Really can’t go wrong with this in mind.