Anejo Taqueria

Añejo Taqueria – Fort Worth, Texas

Overview

Añejo Taqueria is a family-owned Mexican taqueria founded by Hector & Angie Marioni, which started as a food truck and now operates from a permanent storefront in north Fort Worth. Their menu focuses on birria, street tacos, burritos, tortas, and creative twists like birria ramen. The atmosphere is warm, authentic, and rooted in community. They also serve weekend brunch and have strong local support.

Why Go

• Outstanding birria offerings — tacos, quesadillas, tortas, ramen — made with a mix of beef & lamb that sets them apart.
• Homemade touches throughout: chorizo made in house, careful preparation of meats & sides.
• Came up from humble roots (food truck, convenience store) which gives the place personality and community loyalty.

Menu & Format

• Birria Classics: Birria tacos, quesabirria tacos (3), birria ramen, birria torta, au jus / consomé.
• Burritos, Tacos & Tortas: Anejo burrito, Baja burrito, torta versions, street tacos with pastor, chicken, or asada.
• Sides & Papas: Papas fritas, loaded papas with meat, cheese & jalapeños, papa rellena (loaded baked potato), chips & salsa.
• Desserts & Drinks: Churros (Cajeta, chocolate), tres leches, paleta ice cream, agua fresca, bottled Mexican sodas, café.
• Breakfast / Brunch (Weekends): Breakfast tacos, breakfast burritos — even chorizo made in-house.

What to Order

The birria ramen is something unique and highly recommended. Quesabirria tacos (3) give you a solid sampling of what they do well. If you’re hungry, the Anejo burrito or a loaded papas platter won’t disappoint. For dessert, go with the Cajeta churro or the tres leches. Coffee or agua fresca helps balance the richness.

Atmosphere & Vibe

Casual but lively, very much a neighborhood favorite. The staff is friendly, there’s buzz from early lunch through dinner, especially on weekends. The décor is functional, food-centered, and the vibe is welcoming and warm. It’s not upscale — it’s about flavor, authenticity, and good service.

Price Range

Most items like street tacos, burritos, or tortas fall between $10-$20 USD. Specialty items like birria ramen are around $20-$22. Sides and desserts are more affordable. Weekend brunch combos run in the same range.

Good to Know

• Location: 7355 N Beach St, Suite 161, Fort Worth, TX 76137
• Hours: Weekdays ~11 AM-9:30 PM; Weekend hours extend and include brunch on Saturday & Sunday (morning hours)
• No liquor license yet (pending), so drink options are non-alcoholic for now
• Parking: There is parking at the storefront; expect crowds at prime meal times

Best For

• Birria lovers and fans of bold, hearty Mexican fare
• Groups or families wanting to share plates, try a variety of tacos, or go loaded on papas
• Weekend brunch goers who enjoy Mexican-style breakfast items

Writer’s Tip

If you can, visit during off-peak times to avoid wait, especially on weekend brunch. Order something with the birria consomé on the side so you can dip or pour — it elevates many items like tacos or quesadillas. And always save room for dessert.