Pop-up tent setup with no seating, where people eat standing or at their cars creates a casual, open-air vibe. An open sauce bar and massive toppings table offer free sauces and customization. Known for authentic, highly praised tacos, it draws a crowd despite minimal amenities.
Prices stay consistently cheap here, making it easy to enjoy without spending much.
Tacos al pastor come with nicely browned meat and pineapple. Tacos here are consistently described as delicious and among the best in LA. Prices are low, around $2 per taco.
"I thought these were some of the best tacos I ever had."
"I didn't realize the burrito equipment was shared with pork."
"I found the tacos to be bomb and affordable."
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The tacos cost just $2 each, which is an extremely good deal.
Expect a busy atmosphere with an endless traffic of customers.
The full menu is not available until 30 minutes after posted hours.
Street taco stand with outdoor seating and a top-notch salsa bar creates a cool, no-frills atmosphere. Lines form consistently, reflecting its popular, lively vibe. Known for exceptional al pastor tacos and fresh toppings, it offers a standout casual dining experience.
Tacos come in generous sizes and pack a lot of flavor for a cheap price. Overall, the food stays very affordable without skimping on taste.
Al pastor tacos stand out with authentic flavors that match those found in Mexico. Street tacos here are consistently fresh and tasty, offering a genuine Mexican street food experience.
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Expect a line anytime during the day, but it moves quickly.
Prices for tacos are great, with three pastor tacos costing less than $7.50.
They typically open around 5 p.m. and close around midnight.
Tiny Mexican restaurant with a hole-in-the-wall vibe and simple, rustic decor. Atmosphere stays chill and casual with jazz music playing and a bustling, warm energy. Outdoor seating and a small salsa bar add to the informal, authentic feel.
Tacos come out fast and cost very little. The ceviche and Fish taco Tuesdays offer especially cheap options.
Fish tacos stand out with their freshness and perfect fried texture. Shrimp and carne asada tacos also offer bold flavors with chipotle crema and lemon accents. Special deals on certain days make these tacos a regular choice.
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On Wednesdays, fish tacos cost $1.50 each.
Taco Tuesday features asada tacos for $1.49.
Parking at Baja California Tacos is easy and free.
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.
Tacos come with huge portions at very cheap prices. Food stays delicious while keeping costs low.
Juicy, flavorful meats come marinated and packed into authentic street tacos at unbeatable prices. The tacos are consistently exceptionally good and offer a quick, cheap, and satisfying meal.
Good to know
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.
Outdoor taco stand with a casual, tailgate-style setup creates a lively atmosphere filled with 90s hits and music. Long lines form as people seek unbeatable prices and massive self-serve sides of vegetables and sauces. Few stools offer limited seating, making it ideal for quick bites or late-night runs.
Food costs stay around 10 dollars with proper portion sizes. Meals come out quick and keep prices low all week.
Tacos come fresh to order with tender, well-seasoned meats like asada, carnitas, and lengua. The al pastor stands out as particularly amazing, paired with a clean, well-stocked salsa station.
Good to know
The restaurant's cash-only policy is important for planning your visit.
There isn’t really seating at Brothers Cousins Tacos.
The line is always long, but it moves faster than expected.
Outdoor taco stand in a large parking lot offers a self-serve salsa bar and standing room only setup. Atmosphere mixes club vibes with a diverse crowd, often lively and crowded late at night. Security presence and free parking support a casual, fast-moving experience.
Tacos come at a very cheap price here, especially compared to New York. The food stays delicious while keeping costs low. The spot runs an efficient business with clean surroundings.
Tacos here stand out for their el pastor variety, often considered the best in the city. Each taco costs around $2.25, offering a great deal for such unworldly good flavor.
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Tacos cost $2.25 each, a great deal for late-night food.
The place is open until 2:30am, perfect for late-night cravings.
Parking is available, but be cautious as cars can be towed.
Metal counter and handwritten signs mark a simple setup with trays of sizzling meat. Lively and bustling atmosphere fills the space, with communal tables amid a vibrant market crowd. Tacos stand out for their huge portions, fresh flavors, and great value, drawing a steady line of eager diners.
Tacos come at very cheap prices and fill you up well. The asada meat tastes salty but stays inexpensive and the overall food is tasty and affordable.
Big tacos come loaded with meat and offer generous servings that can stretch to feed multiple people. The extensive meat choices include standout options like Al pastor and lamb, delivering pure flavor and great value for five dollars.
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One taco costs $5 and contains as much meat as four tacos from other places.
The portions are large enough to easily feed two people.
The ordering process is similar to a buffet; you order at the counter.
Food truck with outdoor seating and a self-serve salsa bar creates a lively, friendly atmosphere. It stays busy and festive, attracting crowds who enjoy authentic tacos and casual dining under gazebos or at tables.
Tacos here stand out for their authentic Mexican flavor and especially the tacos al pastor. A self-serve condiment bar adds a customizable touch to each order.
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Expect long lines during peak hours, especially late at night.
There is plenty of parking available near the food truck.
The food truck is open late, catering to late-night cravings.
Restaurant combines modern art and old architecture with colorful murals and an upbeat music vibe. DJ plays lively sets, creating a fun night out atmosphere. Space includes a cool bar on top and a hidden room showcasing artwork.
Beers are very cheap, especially during happy hour. Food and other drinks do not share the same low prices.
Birria tacos stand out for their rich flavor and perfect preparation. Surf and Turf Tacos and steak tacos also offer great variety alongside seafood rice.
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Happy hour offers $8 cocktails and food options for $10.
Dancing takes place on Sundays, adding to the lively atmosphere.
Validated parking is not available; use nearby public garages instead.
Open-air market with live music and family-friendly entertainment creates a lively, authentic Mexican town vibe. Shaded areas and cozy seating offer spots to relax amid the rowdy, energetic atmosphere. Vendors sell a variety of goods, reflecting the city's cultural diversity.
Parking costs are very cheap. Many affordable finds and cheap knick knacks fill the swap meet. Quality varies, so caution is needed when buying.
Birria tacos and quesabirria stand out with rich flavors. Options include deep fried tacos, flautas de pollo, camarones al mojo de ajo, and cuerritos tacos, often paired with aguas frescas or a coke.
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Parking costs $3.00, and cash is required for payment.
There is free parking available for swap meet visitors.
The swap meet features both indoor and outdoor vendors selling a variety of items.
Taco restaurant offers takeout only with no seating and street parking that can be difficult. The atmosphere is cool and lively, with art on the menu wall adding character. Breakfast burritos and tacos stand out as fresh and delicious, with affordable prices under $10.
Meals come out fast and at cheap prices. Burritos are simple and affordable, though quality varies.
Breakfast tacos come with chorizo, carne asada, and nopales, all mixed with eggs and cheese for rich flavor. The chorizo taco is authentic and perfectly sized, making it a standout choice.
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Parking is street parking only, and it can be challenging.
This place is takeout only with no seating available.
They only accept cash payments, but credit cards are also accepted.
Walk-up window with patio seating offers a simple, nostalgic atmosphere. Menu focuses on ground beef tacos with American-style flavors and limited toppings. Cash-only policy and small size set it apart from typical Mexican restaurants.
Prices stay super cheap but only cash works. Tacos come with cheap cheese and basic ground beef in a poorly folded tortilla.
Hard shell tacos come with scrumptious taco sauce and ground beef that tastes like homemade. The tacos and burritos are cheap, satisfying, and old school with a no-frills style.
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Parking on the street is difficult, but there are spaces available around the back.
Henry's Tacos is a cash-only business; no credit cards accepted.
The menu is simple, offering only tacos, burritos, and tostadas.