Tacos Atarantados Wynwood

A Monterrey-born taco chain's Wynwood branch, built around the al pastor trompo and open until 2 am Wednesday to Saturday.

Vérifié octobre 2026

Go for trompo tacos after the Wynwood bars or a casual group dinner. The trade-off: it's a chain branch at $$ prices, and the online menu tells you almost nothing before you arrive.

The trompo

The spinning trompo is the whole pitch here. The chain started in Monterrey, and its own site calls the trompo its flag. That means al pastor sliced off the vertical spit, Northern Mexican style, and it's the order to start with. The menu page online doesn't list dishes or prices, so expect to read the board rather than plan ahead. Price level sits at $$, a notch above a truck and a notch below a proper Wynwood sit-down. The house line is that the food is meant to be shared, so order a round for the table and add from there.

Open past midnight

Wednesday through Saturday the kitchen runs from noon to 2 am, which makes this one of the easier late bites on NW 25th Street once the bars around Wynwood start letting out. Monday and Tuesday it closes at 11 pm. Sunday it opens earlier, at 11 am, and goes until midnight. That spread covers a lunch break between murals, a cheap-ish dinner before drinks and a 1 am taco run without much planning. Early in the week is the one stretch to watch: after 11 on a Monday or Tuesday, you're out of luck.

Salsas and the score

Google has it at 4.3 from about 470 reviews, which is respectable for a place doing a lot of its business at hours when patience runs thin. The brand leans hard on its salsas, claiming they change every taco, so try more than one before you settle on a favorite. Keep in mind this is a branch of a Monterrey chain, not a one-off. The reason to pick this location is simple: it's on 25th Street in the middle of Wynwood, with late hours on exactly the nights the neighborhood fills up.

Bon à savoir

The menu page on their website is empty, so don't expect to check prices or dishes online before you go.

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