About this spot
South Of The Border on Devon Avenue delivers authentic Mexican flavors with generous portions that feel like a proper family meal rather than tourist fare. Expect the sizzling carne asada and crispy al pastor tacos to be the star of your plate, served alongside fresh guacamole that cuts through rich sauces. This spot captures the bustling energy of Chicago's Little India neighborhood while sticking strictly to traditional Mexican cooking methods.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order the house-made tortillas on the side if you want to upgrade your tacos from standard flour to warm corn.
- Save room for the churros with cinnamon sugar, which are best eaten immediately after leaving the restaurant.
- Ask for extra salsa verde or roja at the table to add heat to your plate without committing to a full bottle.
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Common Questions
How much does South Of The Border cost?
Prices range from $12 to $35 per person for tacos, burritos, and entrees, with drinks adding another $4 to $8.
Where is South Of The Border?
Located at 1416 West Morse Avenue in the Devon Avenue neighborhood of Chicago, near the CTA Red Line station.
What should I order first?
Start with the al pastor tacos to experience the traditional marinated pork cooked on a vertical spit before moving to heavier mains like the carnitas burrito.
About this page
Restaurant: South Of The Border Restaurant & Bar (South Of The Border Restaurant & Bar)
Cuisine: mexican
Location: Devon Avenue (Little India), Chicago, United States
Source: Curated from review platforms