Juan’s is a family-owned and operated restaurant featuring authentic Mexican dishes, many of them beloved recipes handed down through relatives from Mexico.
About Juan’s Taqueria & Cantina
Juan’s is a family-owned and operated restaurant featuring authentic Mexican dishes, many of them beloved recipes handed down through relatives from Mexico.
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I stopped by this Mexican restaurant and ordered some quesabirrias with a horchata. Overall, the experience was okay, but a few things stood out. ✅ The quesabirrias were generously filled with meat, and the consommé had solid flavor. ❗️However, the cheese wasn’t as melted as I would’ve liked — missing that gooey texture that makes a great quesabirria. The horchata, on the other hand, was spot-on: cold, not overly sweet, and very refreshing. There was no music playing during my visit, which made the place feel a bit flat, but the service was decent. 📸 (Photos and video here) Sharing some pics and a quick video so you can judge for yourself. I’d rate it 6/10 for now — curious to come back and see if they step it up.
We’re from Pittsburgh and here to visit Williamsburg. We were looking for a place to eat for dinner and the menu and reviews looked good. But OH was it even better than expected. You know it’s a good sign when chips and dip hit the table immediately. The food was IMPECCABLE. We all enjoyed everything we had and were stuffed! And their margarita flight was incredibly generous in portion (am I tipsy rn as I’m writing this? Absolutely). I’m so sad we don’t live here because I’d absolutely be back.
Where do I start?! This place is amazing!!! The server, the bartender/manager and the FOOD. I had the Nachos with chicken and brisket. My GOODNESS!!! The chicken was tender and flavorful and the brisket was freaking Awesome!!!. There was also pickled onions on the nachos and let tell you...those pickled were AMAZING. I will definitely be back to try other items.
Place was great! I was eating solo like a loser but loved it! Very attentive and the food was outstanding. I’ve never been to Mexico but it seemed authentic to me!!
Living in Alaska, good Mexican food is tough to come by—especially after growing up on the real deal in southern Arizona. Whenever I travel, I always try to find a local spot to scratch that itch. I walked into this place just looking for a simple carne asada burrito. The server pointed out where I’d missed it on the menu and suggested the California burrito with carne asada instead. It came out fast, and it was massive. I probably should’ve saved half for later… but I was starving. If I can squeeze it in before I head home, I’m definitely going back. I just realized they had tamales too—haven’t had a good one in years.