Hermanos Tacokiosk

Hermanos Taco Kiosk in Gothenburg, Sweden, offers a delectable taco experience that truly hits the spot. The fish tacos and pulled pork come highly recommended and do not disappoint, as each bite reveals the authentic and robust flavors you'd hope for in a taco. However, it's not without its drawbacks. Being a kiosk, one must brace for the elements; the chill and drafts can be piercing, and the lackluster ventilation leaves your attire soaked in the day's menu. Moreover, the soundtrack of your meal is set to a volume that borders on overwhelming, turning a leisurely meal into a race to escape the acoustic onslaught. The guacamole is another letdown, falling short of expectations and tasting far from homemade—think supermarket level, where the vibrancy of fresh avocado is noticeably absent. But the sorest point is the pricing. At 150 SEK (approximately 14 €) for three miniature sized tacos, one must weigh the ambiance, the ear-splitting tunes, and the less-than-stellar guacamole. It begs the question: is it worth the premium? If this kiosk adjusted its prices to a more palatable 70 SEK, aligning with the 'grab-and-go' nature of its setting, it could very well see a bustling queue reminiscent of the ever-popular Creperiet in Linné, especially for those seeking a quick, savory snack amidst their urban explorations. (OR chose the premium path and set up an actual restaurant, then go ahead and keep the pricing ).