Lowkey Taco, Pittsburgh PA

First time here. Came in for my son's birthday and got seated right away for a saturday evening. Service was great, menu had a decent amount of options for all of our tastes, and we all thought our meals were great. Food quality was very good, portions were appropriate for price range, and the food was delicious. Very happy with the choice to stop here!

Delicious tacos. I got two fried chicken tacos. Some of the best chicken I've ever had.

Had a wonderful visit, our server Gianna was an absolute gem. She was upbeat and positive with a great smile to go with it all. We talked about the vibes of the place and got to talking about how we think there should be a “trivia night”. Would def come back!

It's an odd place I felt like I was at a night club as I ate my tacos food is alright service is alright prices are alright if you're over 35 you'll probably think similar thoughts

Very limited vegetarian options. Food is pretty bland and not at all has any flavor for mexican cuisine. Only spice sauce options they had was store bought Tabasco sauce

The only good thing about this place was our server.

I would not recommend it.

I am a vegetarian so I ordered street corn which was really nice, crisp but missing the lemon flavour. Then I ordered nasty neils nachos which was ok and then I ordered tacos with impossible blend but that was really pathetic. I realised that instead of impossible blend just veggies will be ok. I also ordered cheese quesadilla from kids menu for my kiddo but it was not soft but hard so he didn't ate at all.

Server was nice and sweet. Atmosphere was also pleasant. Just the food is not as per expectation at all.

Lowkey Taco is a pretty cool Mexican food restaurant. It's in a solid location, ample parking, cool decorations (Christmas decorations are awesome) and a solid simple menu. I have eaten there a few times and haven't had a bad meal, or bad service. Bonus is they do have a gluten free menu.

But what I do want to note, which is the reason behind the score, is how bad their music is. We spent a little over an hour there while they played dub step / techno mashups of popular music from the 80s, 90s and 00s. Good songs ruined with an electronic base and reverb all mashed together into a continuous sound. Imagine an episode of Glee or any Pitch Perfect starring alien robots who could only vocalize 70s and 80s spaceship sounds.

It wasn't too loud, it was offensive at times (mature lyrics to some songs), but it was just brutal on the ears to listen to. I could go on, but I feel like "old man yells at clouds" at this point.

Great tacos that give you a lot of food for the price. The MexiCali waffle fries are awesome with the queso they come with and ill get these as a whole meal. The Lil Uzi Verd and Baco Tell are solid options for the tacos.

I really ordered too much. But the corn was delicious! There were some items I wasn't too keen on but overall what's not for me maybe for others. Nice atmosphere. I'd intended going a day before but walked in another restaurant that is right next to it not paying attention. (The Yard)

OMG! Delicious!
Everything was perfect, from Margaritas to Food. So glad my neighbor suggested this. Worth it!

Dinner started off great, fun vibe, server went out of her way to help me, and the menu looked great.

Street corn was the standout. Nice and roast, enjoyable flavors, a great bite in a town ruled by chain restaurants. Got 3 tacos. 2 authentic street tacos and I specialty tacos. Pork was distracting salty.and greasy. The chorizo was so greasy it ruined the third tacos tortilla. Rice was wetter than I like yet some kernels were crunchy and totally uncooked. Beans were fine.

Servers were great throughout the evening - attentive, friendly, and responsive.

Beautiful, everything was great. True Latin Tacos. I will return to try something else on the menu.

Party of 4, dropped by just in time for the tail end of happy hour. Lowkey was highly recommended by a local friend and I'm always excited for Mexican. We got 2 sangrias, the toastado, buffalo wings, guac and chips, roasted corn, and the 3 taco platter. Food was more than enough for 3 ladies and a dude, as we had to leave nearly half a bowl of guac and forced (still tasted good) down the last two wings. We were attended to by Aiden who was really earnest and attentive to our needs. Due to our own mistake: I had to call in and got directed to Alyssa (the manager) who was so helpful over the phone and patiently took the 15 minutes to help me out with some admin as well. Real 5 star people representing this place, which is really the cherry on top of a mighty fine experience.

We went in yesterday around 530. We started with chips and queso. The queso was really good. My daughter and I both orders fajita quesadillas. The waitress who was nice, told us they had brisket in them. I pointed out on the menu where it says it’s Asada. She said that was brisket. I said no it definitely is not, Asada is what they use for fajitas. They came out with the correct meat but were HORRIBLY greasy and has zero flavor. We barely ate it and didn’t take it home. When we got the ticket they charged us $6.00 more for my daughters even though we got the same thing. We all have had horrible stomach aches last night and woke up with one. I wouldn’t suggest this as all.

I had 3 tacos and they were all delicious, but the cluck Norris was one of the best tacos I've ever had. They also had a good selection of beers for me, and the rest of my friends enjoyed their margaritas. I'll definitely be coming back.

Ordered chips and guacamole and a taco platter.
Egregriously bad, guac was definitely pre-packaged, refried beans were from a can, rice had strange bits of shriveled corn in it, meat was flavorless and oily. The service was quick and friendly. I wish I had gone to Taco Bell.

My 8-year-old grandson suggested we (his dad, I, and he) dine at his "favorite" taco restaurant during my annual visit with them in Pittsburgh, PA. It was fantastic!