I first visited this place five years ago, and it was amazing—one of my favorite taco spots in L.A. I’d been wanting to try it again, and recently, while visiting SoCal, I had the chance to stop by. While it’s still pretty good, it doesn’t quite feel like it used to. The tacos are smaller now, as is the trend with most places in L.A. I’m not sure what happened, but I’m guessing one of the main tortilla distributors started making them smaller, promoting it as a selling point so that trucks don’t have to use as much meat and ingredients. What surprised me here, though, is that the tortillas are handmade and yet they started making them smaller. I still enjoy them—they really are the closest thing to a Tijuana-style taco. The flavor is excellent, and the guacamole is fantastic! All in all, it is still worth it to make the drive because where else can you get handmade tortillas and thick, gloppy guac? Here!
A Herr
I first visited this place five years ago, and it was amazing—one of my favorite taco spots in L.A. I’d been wanting to try it again, and recently, while visiting SoCal, I had the chance to stop by. While it’s still pretty good, it doesn’t quite feel like it used to. The tacos are smaller now, as is the trend with most places in L.A. I’m not sure what happened, but I’m guessing one of the main tortilla distributors started making them smaller, promoting it as a selling point so that trucks don’t have to use as much meat and ingredients. What surprised me here, though, is that the tortillas are handmade and yet they started making them smaller. I still enjoy them—they really are the closest thing to a Tijuana-style taco. The flavor is excellent, and the guacamole is fantastic! All in all, it is still worth it to make the drive because where else can you get handmade tortillas and thick, gloppy guac? Here!
bob oso
Tried the asada and al pastor tacos and neither were any good. Both meats were dry and lacked flavor, the guac seemed like it was cut with the fake calabasa guac. Poor renditions of a Tijuana taco.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Carne Asada Taco, Al Pastor Taco
Dead Bolt
The food is good but there is no consistency. We live about 20 minutes away so we try to go every now and then but have stopped due to them not being there some days and others days they come late. The never post time they are available and if they do, it's unreliable. We went today (8/9) at 7pm and they were barely pulling up. It would take another 40 minutes for them to set up and start cooking. We just left.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Xavier Castro
I don't know what happened with the food they were serving Saturday night but I got sick I got a lot of places or eating food from I got one several times and never had an issue but I know that those were the tacos they got me sick because my wife had the same thing happened to her.It was not fresh off The grill we should have said something when they were taking it out out of a foil section. Normally they put avocado but this time around they did not they would put in that green sauce that some restaurants make and we all know it's not Avocado.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Coca Cola Classic, Carne Asada Taco
Kenton Chong
Best taco I had in a few months. Great flavor and the green salsa is tasty.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Maria Rivera
These tacos are great ?????
Alex Basulto
Very tasty tacos!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Carne Asada Taco, Al Pastor Taco
Best tasting tacos just found me a new spot down the streets ??BUSSIN ??BUSSIN??
Peggy Gartin
During the holidays, they sell 3 kinds of atole: de galletas Maria, coco, and de nuez.
Carlos Cabrera - Realtor
Great taco stand to eat very traditional Mexican street tacos without having to take the drive to the border & have to deal with the border crossing back into the US. Don't be intimated by the location as the street it's dark at night. This place, unlike most places, they automatically come with guacamole as it’s done in Mexico. Don’t forget to get a Mexican soda to enjoy with you tacos. The meat it's a little salty, but very very good Mexican tacos, just like if you’re in TJ. Gotta try it.
John Balis
Only thing that was okay was the carelne asada chicken and pastor was very dry. That's just mine and my wife's opinion. I have had way better from taco trucks
try to believe! especial
I first visited this place five years ago, and it was amazing—one of my favorite taco spots in L.A. I’d been wanting to try it again, and recently, while visiting SoCal, I had the chance to stop by. While it’s still pretty good, it doesn’t quite feel like it used to. The tacos are smaller now, as is the trend with most places in L.A. I’m not sure what happened, but I’m guessing one of the main tortilla distributors started making them smaller, promoting it as a selling point so that trucks don’t have to use as much meat and ingredients. What surprised me here, though, is that the tortillas are handmade and yet they started making them smaller. I still enjoy them—they really are the closest thing to a Tijuana-style taco. The flavor is excellent, and the guacamole is fantastic! All in all, it is still worth it to make the drive because where else can you get handmade tortillas and thick, gloppy guac? Here!
I first visited this place five years ago, and it was amazing—one of my favorite taco spots in L.A. I’d been wanting to try it again, and recently, while visiting SoCal, I had the chance to stop by. While it’s still pretty good, it doesn’t quite feel like it used to. The tacos are smaller now, as is the trend with most places in L.A. I’m not sure what happened, but I’m guessing one of the main tortilla distributors started making them smaller, promoting it as a selling point so that trucks don’t have to use as much meat and ingredients. What surprised me here, though, is that the tortillas are handmade and yet they started making them smaller. I still enjoy them—they really are the closest thing to a Tijuana-style taco. The flavor is excellent, and the guacamole is fantastic! All in all, it is still worth it to make the drive because where else can you get handmade tortillas and thick, gloppy guac? Here!
Tried the asada and al pastor tacos and neither were any good.
Both meats were dry and lacked flavor, the guac seemed like it was cut with the fake calabasa guac. Poor renditions of a Tijuana taco.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Carne Asada Taco, Al Pastor Taco
The food is good but there is no consistency. We live about 20 minutes away so we try to go every now and then but have stopped due to them not being there some days and others days they come late. The never post time they are available and if they do, it's unreliable. We went today (8/9) at 7pm and they were barely pulling up. It would take another 40 minutes for them to set up and start cooking. We just left.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
I don't know what happened with the food they were serving Saturday night but I got sick I got a lot of places or eating food from I got one several times and never had an issue but I know that those were the tacos they got me sick because my wife had the same thing happened to her.It was not fresh off The grill we should have said something when they were taking it out out of a foil section. Normally they put avocado but this time around they did not they would put in that green sauce that some restaurants make and we all know it's not Avocado.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Coca Cola Classic, Carne Asada Taco
Best taco I had in a few months. Great flavor and the green salsa is tasty.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
These tacos are great ?????
Very tasty tacos!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Carne Asada Taco, Al Pastor Taco
Real fire food good atmosphere come this way
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Best tasting tacos just found me a new spot down the streets ??BUSSIN ??BUSSIN??
During the holidays, they sell 3 kinds of atole: de galletas Maria, coco, and de nuez.
Great taco stand to eat very traditional Mexican street tacos without having to take the drive to the border & have to deal with the border crossing back into the US. Don't be intimated by the location as the street it's dark at night. This place, unlike most places, they automatically come with guacamole as it’s done in Mexico. Don’t forget to get a Mexican soda to enjoy with you tacos. The meat it's a little salty, but very very good Mexican tacos, just like if you’re in TJ. Gotta try it.
Only thing that was okay was the carelne asada chicken and pastor was very dry. That's just mine and my wife's opinion. I have had way better from taco trucks
Tacos are best in town, hands down?
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