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Best Cheap Tacos Restaurants in West Loop (60661)

4 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: July 2026

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Our Top Pick
La Josie
Jalisco-forward cooking with a serious agave bar and rooftop energy.

Notable Picks

8.6
$$$ West Loop
A modern Jalisco-leaning room that shines when you order in a tight taco-and-shareables lane, backed by a deep tequila and mezcal program. The kitchen’s strongest plays are crispy, rich birria-style bites and bright, acid-forward seafood starters that keep the meal feeling paced instead of heavy.
Must-Try Dishes: Quesa-birrias (beer birria) with consomé, Aguachile verde, Arrachera tacos (skirt steak)
What Makes it Special: Jalisco-forward cooking with a serious agave bar and rooftop energy.

Worthy Picks

$ West Loop
A neighborhood taqueria format built around a char-grilled arrachera lane, with an easy order-and-go rhythm that works for quick lunches or a low-key dinner. It’s best when you stay traditional—two or three tacos, one tamal or nachos, then stop before the menu sprawls into a full sampler.
Must-Try Dishes: Arrachera tacos (char-grilled skirt steak), Pastor tacos, Handmade tamales (chicken or pork)
What Makes it Special: Arrachera-focused tacos with a classic taqueria playbook.
7.8
$$ West Loop
A modern West Loop taco-and-tequila lane that’s strongest when you treat it like a focused taco order instead of a full menu tour. It’s a good choice for quick sit-down tacos with a drink, especially if you keep the build simple and let one or two standout fillings carry the meal.
Must-Try Dishes: Quesa birria taco, Fish taco, Steak quesadilla
What Makes it Special: Scratch-cooked tacos with a tequila-forward bar lane.
$ West Loop
A commuter-core counter that covers quick tacos when you need lunch to land fast near Ogilvie, with the best results coming from straightforward builds and minimal customization. Treat it as dependable fuel—order clean, add chips, and move on.
Must-Try Dishes: Asada burrito, Chicken bowl, Chips and guacamole
What Makes it Special: Fast, filling burrito coverage in the Ogilvie commuter flow.