7 Best Taco Restaurants near Burbank

“This is a different taco place than what you may be accustomed to. Here they serve tacos with fillings that are much more humid and juicy than you average taco stand. They serve tacos with Tinga and Cochinita Pibil among other things, but the base is that they are all served with fillings that have been cooking for a looong time! They also have vegetarian options. I gotta say the food is a little pricey for my taste. 4 tacos, 2 drinks, and a tostada were 33$“

“The best Peruvian influenced Mexican food you will ever need. The best.“

“Excellent customer service“

“Dine in if possible. 3 times I've come here and the food is always 👌🏽 but I did realize that my serving size was bigger when I ate there. Same food ordered 3 separate times both times I ate there I couldn't finish it and when I took it to go I devoured it 😅 just my 2 cents.“

“You really can’t go wrong with anything on the menu and it’s limited enough that you can try everything on there in a few trips. The Adobada is sensational, carne asada is tender and delicious and pollo asado is grilled perfection. Tacos and mulitas are soft and quesadillas and vampiros are crispy. The tortillas are made to order. Everything is served with onions, cilantro, guacamole and salsa. There’s also a salsa bar with a nice selection of house made salsas. Seating is limited. Street parking. Looking forward to my next visit!“

“It seems like a great place to go for a game night, they have a bar and many large screen tvs. The restaurant has plenty of room for seating, and the parking is ample as well. I enjoyed the flavors in general of my Aguachiles, but my wife did not enjoy the Quesadilla too much since it was really wet underneath, probably because it has the same filling as the enchiladas. It might just be our personal taste, so you can judge yourself. The service was very polite and helpful, as my wife is on a wheelchair. They have some buttons at most of the tables to call for service, I thought itbwas a pretty cool idea for busy, noisy, game nights.

Parking: There was plenty of parking when I was there, but on a busy night you may need to fins street parking.

Kid-friendliness: There were some kids when we were there, so it's definitely a kid friendly restaurant, they also have a kids menu.

Wheelchair accessibility: The door is not technically wheelchair friendly, but everyone in the restaurant helped us as soon as they noticed we had a wheelchair.“

“Took my nephew there the other day he wanted to get some chicken strips. I mean it's a Jack In The Box what are you really expect from it , most of the tables were dirty how to grab some paper towels myself and clean it . you would think it would be cleaner since you're in Burbank“