Small stand with handmade tortillas and fresh ingredients prepared openly creates an authentic vibe. Atmosphere feels humble and clean, with limited seating encouraging standing and quick service. Al pastor tacos and sauces stand out, drawing a crowd that values genuine Mexican street food flavors.
Fresh, handmade tortillas are made right on the spot. They have a soft texture and pair well with the tacos here.
Soft, handmade tortillas hold the tender al pastor that stands out for its flavor and texture. The tacos deliver a delicious, authentic taste that impresses consistently.
"These tacos are the best I've ever had, seriously dope."
"The street food here is amazing and authentic."
"The Al Pastor here is amazing and so authentic."
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They only accept cash or Zelle for payment.
The tacos cost $2.5 each.
Everything is prepared right before your eyes with fresh ingredients.
Street-side taco stand offers handmade tortillas and made-to-order tacos with a variety of sauces. Atmosphere is relaxed with a quick-moving line and plenty of parking nearby. Food is served hot and features standout items like crispy al pastor and grilled cheese quesadillas.
Handmade tortillas get pressed and grilled onsite, fresh and tasty. They stand out with made-to-order freshness and a signature grilled touch that complements the tacos perfectly.
Juicy, well-seasoned meat comes straight from the spit onto fresh tortillas. The signature grilled pineapple adds a sweet touch, and the cheese and al pastor quesadilla offers a rich, satisfying option.
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They only accepted cash, but there's an ATM right behind their stand.
You can park right behind their stand in the parking lot, which is very convenient.
The tacos cost $2.50 each, making them an inexpensive choice.
Mexican restaurant with an all-black aesthetic and heavy metal music sets a gothic, energetic atmosphere. Outdoor patio and indoor counter seating create a casual, metalhead vibe. Unique menu and bold flavors match the distinctive style.
Freshly made tortillas come out soft and black as the heart, paired with a killer sauce. Everything, especially the tortillas, tastes homemade and cooked to order.
Octopus and al pastor combine in tacos with crispy texture and no chewiness. The Black Al pastor and Prince of Darkness burrito show strong flavors that stand out.
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Reservations are recommended for special events like the Kamakazi VDay Dinner.
Parking can be tricky; avoid the liquor store lot to prevent towing.
Street parking is available but may be difficult due to busy streets.
Freshly rolled handmade tortillas and stellar al pastor tacos define the menu, served from a clean roadside stand with limited seating. The atmosphere is casual and lively, with spicy salsas and complimentary add-ons enhancing the experience. Patrons often come for quick, flavorful meals with a focus on authentic Mexican flavors.
Fresh-pressed corn tortillas get rolled on the spot. Handmade tortillas show clear quality and freshness in every bite.
Al pastor meat cooks over a grill pit with a strong aroma. It has a nice char, juiciness, and tenderness with good flavor. Options include tacos, tortas, and burritos, all highly rated.
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The portions are generous for the price.
Be cautious of the spiciness in mixed veggies; they use habañero.
The stand has a small table for six, or you can eat in your car.
Mexican food truck with hand-pressed tortillas and top-notch tacos creates an upbeat atmosphere with lively music and bright LED signage. The spot draws a chill, energetic crowd and serves as a popular late-night stop. Lighting and seating add to a welcoming vibe that feels authentic and vibrant.
Fresh tortillas get hand-pressed right in front of you using a masa and tortilla press. They make tortillas to order for tacos and mulitas, ensuring each one is homemade and freshly made.
Al Pastor Tacos come hand-made and fresh, with a strong focus on flavor. Portions are small, with four tacos costing around twelve dollars, which some find pricey.
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The food truck is located next to Angel City Brewery in the park area.
Chevillos Mexican Cuisine is open late at night.
Prices are reasonable for tacos and other items.
Small Mexican restaurant offers outdoor seating with handmade tortillas and a menu featuring authentic tacos like asada and carnitas. The atmosphere is cozy and lively, surrounded by Latin flair near Mariachi Plaza. It attracts both meat and veggie eaters looking for flavorful, casual meals.
Fresh, handmade tortillas come in a thicker size that keeps them from drying out. They pair well with a variety of Mexican-style meats and colorful garnishes.
Tacos feature tender al pastor meat with a balanced flavor. The al pastor mulita offers a hearty twist on the classic taco.
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Parking can be extremely difficult to find in the area.
The menu includes tacos, burritos, bowls, mulitas, and tortas.
Outdoor dining is available at their location.
Street taco stand with handmade tortillas and small outdoor seating creates a casual, authentic vibe. Late-night hours attract a lively crowd seeking affordable, flavorful tacos and quesadillas. Condiment stations and nearby vendors add to the street food atmosphere.
Handmade tortillas are made fresh on site and stand out for being thicker and not falling apart easily. They pair well with seasoned meat and delicious salsa for authentic tacos.
Al pastor stands out with good heat and a pineapple infusion that adds a sweet touch. It appears in solid LA street tacos and quesadillas, making it a popular choice alongside lengua.
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Tacos El Chido is open late, perfect for midnight cravings.
Prices are very affordable, with three tacos costing around $14.
They accept all forms of payment, including credit cards.
Small Mexican restaurant with eclectic design and limited seating including bar stools and outdoor cafe tables. Atmosphere feels lively and cool with a beautiful backyard setting. Known for authentic tacos and strong frozen piña coladas enjoyed in a casual, unpretentious space.
Corn tortillas stand out with their handmade quality and fresh taste. They pair well with flavorful meat, especially in the carne asada taco.
Al pastor tacos come with rich flavor and are often ordered alongside other meats like chicken mole and carne asada. They stand out enough to get a second helping.
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On Fridays, a good rotation of DJs pumps up the atmosphere.
Parking can be challenging in that area.
The entire restaurant has to order at the bar.
Mexican restaurant offers an immersive atmosphere with warm, soulful vibes and a beautiful outdoor patio suited for groups. The space combines upscale precision with a welcoming, unpretentious energy. Cocktails and dishes like tuna tostada and duck mole stand out amid lively, aromatic surroundings.
Fried black tortillas come with ceviche, adding a crisp texture and balancing acidity and spice. Warm tortillas accompany the mole, enhancing its dimensional flavor alongside lime crema and pickled red onions.
Rich and layered pork combines with caramelized pineapple for a perfectly balanced al pastor taco. The pork is juicy and tender, melting in your mouth with every bite.
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Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's small size.
A Tí has its own parking lot, which is a rarity in LA.
Street parking is available, but it can fill up quickly.
Taco street vendor with flat grill and giant meat wheel creates an authentic, casual atmosphere. The vibe is chill and family-oriented, with a walk-up style and limited seating around a family-style table. The area feels lively, like a fair, with a strong presence of Hispanic culture.
Tortillas have a perfect texture and come in a good size for tacos. Meats are well-seasoned and both tortillas and meats are prepared in a unique, flavorful way.
Al pastor here has a perfect balance of sweetness and spice. The meat is flavorful and works well in tacos or the Al Pastor Burrito Con Queso.
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Tacos La Güera is open late until 1 am.
The tacos cost $2.50 each and the tortas were $5.
They accept credit cards, which makes payment convenient.
Family-run Mexican restaurant offers homemade tortillas and authentic tacos in a clean, cozy setting. Atmosphere feels like a family home, relaxed and welcoming. Prices stay very reasonable with generous portions and a variety of traditional dishes.
Handmade tortillas form the base of their tacos, offering a fresh and authentic texture. These homemade tortillas enhance the flavor and make the tacos notably delicious.
Tacos with al pastor come with a solid flavor and pair well with chorizo. Both al pastor and asada options offer great taste and satisfying texture.
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The restaurant offers daily specials that change each day.
You can get 2 tacos and a soda for under $7.
The menu includes a variety of choices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
White truck covered with a black tarp offers street seating on red stools and two small tables without seats. Atmosphere feels casual with a salsa bar adding flavor options. Tacos and burritos serve as affordable, high-quality street food with marinated meats, especially al pastor, standing out.
Soft, warm tortillas have a perfect golden crisp without greasiness. They match the style of San Diego Mexican food and hold melted cheese and freshly cooked meats well.
Juicy, delicious meat defines the al pastor here. Tacos stand out as phenomenal and often become a favorite choice.
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Tacos cost $2 each, with a $1 taco special on Tuesdays.
Parking is available in the nearby Ralph's lot, but check for restrictions.
Cash is preferred, as not all vendors accept credit cards.
Small Mexican restaurant with authentic accordion music and an architectural flare outside creates a charming, lively atmosphere. Fresh handmade tortillas and a salsa bar add to the genuine dining experience. The place feels busy and focused on delivering affordable, flavorful food.
Fresh tortillas come hand-made and piping hot, soft and warm to the touch. They pair well with grilled meats and bold house-made salsas, making each bite satisfying and authentic.
Tacos with al pastor come juicy and perfectly seasoned, packed with fresh, bold flavor. Alambres with al pastor arrive with handmade tortillas and a tasty, rich mix of ingredients.
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Burritos cost only $10, making them an affordable choice.
The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating areas.
There is plenty of on-site parking available for visitors.
Food truck offers generous portions of authentic tacos with a variety of meats including carnitas and al pastor. Outdoor seating with tables and chairs creates a casual, slightly loud atmosphere. Prices remain very reasonable, attracting a diverse crowd seeking quality Mexican fare.
Fresh tortillas stand out with bold flavors and a perfectly toasted texture, especially in the mulitas featuring soft meat.
Al pastor comes out fresh and crispy with an authentic flavor. Some find it excellent, while others think it needs more seasoning.
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Parking in Venice can sometimes be tricky.
I paid $2.50 per taco.
I could pay with cash or credit card.
Street-side taco stand offers soft tortillas and varied meat selections including Al pastor with pineapple and nopales with pickled onions. Atmosphere is casual with self-service sauces and many free condiments. Prices are moderate, with tacos at $2 each and burritos around $10.
Softness stands out with the tortillas here, especially compared to others. Corn tortillas wrap tacos filled with more meat and notable tenderness.
Al pastor stands out with its pineapple option that you need to ask for. It appears in both burritos and tacos, delivering a solid, satisfying flavor.
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They only accept cash payments and Zelle.
The tacos cost $2 each, while burritos and quesadillas are $10.
There are many free condiments available to add to your order.
Open kitchen reveals a chef-driven taco shop with a small, bare-bones setup. Atmosphere feels authentic and lively, echoing Tijuana vibes with a mix of standing and limited seating. The place fits naturally into the neighborhood with a buzzy, welcoming energy.
Fresh corn tortillas get made by hand right when ordered, ensuring freshness and a unique flavor. They pair well with the Al Pastor, which comes with creamy avocado sauce and perfectly cooked meat.
Tender, juicy meat with a balanced spice mix defines the Al Pastor tacos here. They come with pineapple and offer a flavor that stands out among other taco options.
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Parking can be difficult to find near the taqueria.
Expect to wait 1 to 1.5 hours for food during busy times.
The taqueria only accepts credit cards for payment.
Street-side taco stand with minimal seating and self-service limes and radishes offers a casual, lively atmosphere typical of sidewalk dining. The spot draws crowds looking for authentic, highly praised tacos, especially after local events. Limited space encourages takeout or bringing your own seat.
Fresh tortillas get made right in front of you, either corn or flour. The al pastor quesadilla on a flour tortilla stands out, and the fresh corn tortillas pair well with juicy meat and salsa.
Juicy meat spins on a trompo, delivering spiced flavor in every bite. The al pastor shines in tacos and quesadillas with fresh tortillas, capturing an authentic street-style taste.
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There is no seating available; it's best suited for takeout orders.
Parking on the street is difficult, but many people double park until they receive their food.
Cash and Venmo are accepted, but they secretly charge $2 for Apple Pay transactions.
Tacos sit under a freeway overpass with a small seating area, creating a chill, welcoming vibe. The spot draws a mix of locals who come for affordable, freshly made corn tortillas and homemade tacos. It stands out for grab-and-go convenience and varied payment options including digital wallets.
Freshly made homemade corn tortillas serve as the base for tacos with charcoal grilled meat. The tortillas are soft, flavorful, and evoke a genuine street food vibe.
Tacos al pastor come with perfect seasoning but can be dry at times. The al pastor tacos stand out alongside carne asada and cabeza options.
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Parking can be difficult; street parking is often the only option.
They accept card payments, including Venmo, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
A single taco costs $2.50, while a burrito is $12.
Small indoor space feels cramped and warm, while a large outdoor patio offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere with heated lamps and casual vibes. Noise levels vary, sometimes making conversation difficult. The place blends Mexican and Italian influences in a colorful, inviting setting.
Homemade tortillas come cooked well and work great for scooping up confit and mole sauce. Burrito tortillas hold flavor and get cut for easy eating.
Al pastor pork belly stands out with its rich flavor and tender texture. It pairs well with dishes like sweet potato ceviche and duck mole, showing a creative take on traditional ingredients.
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The restaurant is BYOB, so bring your own drinks.
Street parking is the only option available nearby.
Expect small plate sizes, which may affect pricing perception.
Food truck offers juicy, well-seasoned meats with generous portions and avocado slices included at no extra cost. Atmosphere suits late-night crowds, often with intoxicated people waiting in line. Menu lacks prices, but tacos and quesadillas are reasonably priced and highly flavorful.
Layers of meat, cheese, and tortillas grill to a nice crunch on the outside. Tortillas stay fresh and come double-wrapped with tacos, paired with onions, cilantro, avocado, lime, jalapeño, radish, and green salsa.
Juicy al pastor meat stands out with rich flavor and tenderness. The tacos deliver a sublime taste that pairs well with other meats like carnitas and asada.
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The food truck is open late, making it a great spot after a night out.
They charge $1 for card payments, so bring cash to avoid extra fees.
The tacos cost $3 each, while burritos are $12.
Taco restaurant offers handmade tortillas and generous meat portions with reasonable prices. Atmosphere stays mellow with a neighborhood feel and a salsa bar for variety. Unique menu items include tacos with cheese between tacos and mulitas, reflecting authentic hometown flavors.
Handmade tortillas hold large portions of meat and juice without falling apart. They taste fresh and homemade, complementing the generous meat portions and come in double layers for street tacos.
Affordable Al Pastor stands out with its consistent quality. Burritos and tacos highlight the flavorful meat that draws repeat visits.
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The tacos cost $2 each, which is very fair.
Parking is convenient at Vons’ parking lot.
There is no wait to get in.
Mexican restaurant offers handmade tortillas and well-seasoned meats with a lively, inviting atmosphere. It serves authentic Tijuana tacos and large burritos, often busy during peak hours. The operation runs smoothly with condiments available on request.
Handmade tortillas are crafted fresh right in front of you. Each tortilla is made to order, adding an authentic touch to the tacos.
Big pieces of well-seasoned al pastor come with a slice of pineapple for extra flavor and crunch. Portions are huge and the meat stays fresh and tasty in tacos or burritos.
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Expect long lines during peak hours, especially around lunchtime.
Regular tacos cost $4 each, while burritos are $13.50.
Credit cards are accepted, but expect a small surcharge.
Mexican restaurant with charcoal-grilled meats and street-style tacos creates a homely, casual vibe. Family-run and passionate, it offers ample seating and parking with a focus on flavor over fancy presentation. Prices are generally affordable, making it a popular spot for families and groups.
Tortillas get made and cooked fresh right in front of you. They have a crunchy texture that pairs well with juicy chicken and simple, on-point toppings.
Grilled meats come out juicy and smoky, especially the al pastor and carne asada. Some versions of al pastor can be bland and rubbery, but the charcoal grill adds a distinct flavor to the better ones.
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The restaurant offers a taco truck during lunchtime for quick service.
Expect ample portions at affordable prices, making it great for families.
Parking is plentiful, with easy access to the restaurant.
Small, cozy space fills with the aroma of sizzling meats and fresh cilantro. Family-friendly vibe includes live acoustic guitar music and lively conversations. Known for affordable, high-quality Mexican food with handmade tortillas and tender carnitas.
Handmade tortillas stand out with their soft texture and ability to envelop ingredients perfectly. Corn tortillas consistently show freshness and quality that enhance every dish.
Tacos come packed with flavor and include juicy al pastor alongside perfectly seasoned carne asada. The taste between al pastor and asada tacos is very similar.
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Taco Tuesday offers $1 tacos, making it a budget-friendly option.
The restaurant provides catering services for events and gatherings.
You can purchase carnitas by the pound for home cooking.
Small, clean space with comfortable seating and bright, warm decor creates a welcoming atmosphere. Vibrant energy fills the room, enhanced by a Spanish rock playlist that sets a lively tone. The vibe balances casual dining with a sense of care and attention to detail.
Soft, warm tortillas come fresh and are always warmed before serving. They have just the right taste and texture, with fillings packed full of flavor and generous toppings.
Al pastor tacos come with bold, authentic flavors and perfectly balanced toppings. The al pastor burrito features tender, well-seasoned meat and fresh ingredients, making it a standout choice.
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First-time customers receive a complimentary drink.
They have weekly specials.
Taco truck with rotisserie cooking and a condiment and salsa bar outside creates a lively, authentic vibe. Loud atmosphere with limited seating encourages eating in cars to keep food warm. Known for flavorful street tacos and late-night hours.
Fresh handmade corn tortillas form the base of all dishes here. They taste great but sometimes fall apart under the weight of the meat and are not always heated fully.
Tacos al pastor feature big chunks of pineapple and come from a well seasoned trompo. Options include simple but flavorful tacos and burritos, with al pastor often favored over suadero.
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The truck only accepts cash.
They accept Venmo, card via a square reader, and cash.
The tacos cost $10 for 4 pieces.
Mexican food truck near a busy freeway offers affordable prices and well-organized seating with clean, inviting atmosphere. The vibe is moderate in noise with a salsa bar featuring many options. Tacos stand out for being meat-filled and delicious, especially suadero and tripa varieties.
Handmade tortillas stand out with fresh garnishes and multiple tasty salsas. Corn tortillas pair well with meats like pastor, buche, and asada.
Tacos al pastor come cooked on the trompo, offering a flavor close to those in Mexico. Some versions slice the meat onto a griddle and keep it warm in a container, resulting in a taste more like adobada meat with heavy grease and adobo flavor.
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Tacos Indiana is a lunch truck located by the freeway and a busy boulevard.
Parking is tricky, but there are usually spots available nearby.
They accept cash or Zelle for payments.
Mexican restaurant offers authentic tacos with excellent serving sizes and a chill, family-friendly atmosphere. The space stays very clean despite a tight parking lot for cars. Bold flavors like red salsa stand out alongside popular items like birria quesadillas and asada fries.
Handmade tortillas stand out with their fresh texture and pair well with tacos like Guanato and queso birria. Tortilla size tends to be on the larger side, which some might find a bit much.
Tacos feature fresh, delicious al pastor alongside other meats like asada and chorizo. Tuesdays offer $1 street tacos including al pastor, making it a standout choice.
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Parking at Guanatos Tacos can be a bit of a problem.
You can order at the restaurant, online, or call ahead.
On Taco Tuesdays, the pastor, chicken, and chorizo tacos are only $1 each.