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.
Meat cooks with a good char and stays moist and flavorful. Pineapple topping adds a perfect balance to the al pastor tacos and burritos.
Salsas here stand out for their pickled onions with jalapeño and a flavorful habanero salsa that suits those who like heat. The overall salsa quality is consistently phenomenal.
"I thought these were some of the best tacos I ever had."
"I thought the Al Pastor tacos were the best I ever had."
"The pastor and salsa were 10/10."
Good to know
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.
Taco stand offers incredible al pastor and handmade tortillas with a wide variety of options. Atmosphere feels local and quick, with reasonable prices and friendly service. Parking can be challenging, and payment includes CashApp, Venmo, and Zelle.
Al pastor tacos deliver incredible flavor, comparable to those in CDMX. Four tacos cost $7.50, and the Al Pastor burrito also satisfies well.
Salsas come in a great selection with excellent heat. A mixed onion and jalapeño side adds extra kick.
Good to know
The tacos are reasonably priced, with 4 al pastor tacos costing $7.50.
Parking can be challenging near the taco stand.
They accept Zelle, CashApp, and Venmo as payment methods.
Food truck offers authentic Mexican tacos with inexpensive prices and outdoor seating in a bustling street food atmosphere. Crowds gather for classic LA street taco vibe and casual dining in the parking lot or at simple tables. Energy stays lively with a focus on quick, flavorful bites.
Al pastor tacos stand out as the go-to choice here, served consistently across multiple visits. The menu also features burritos and carne asada tacos, but al pastor remains the favorite.
Salsas here pack a spicy kick and rich flavor. The green salsa stands out for its taste, while the red salsa adds heat that pairs well with asada and pastor tacos.
Good to know
They only accept cash payments or Zelle.
Parking is available across from the car wash.
Tacos are priced at $1.50 each.
Mexican restaurant offers tiny space with a small patio outside. Atmosphere blends traditional and contemporary elements but features loud music that can disrupt conversation. Frequented by government workers, it provides budget-friendly authentic food with options for gluten-free and vegetarian diets.
Al pastor stands out for its rich flavor and smoky taste. It appears in tacos, quesadillas, and nachos topped with homemade cheese sauce and guacamole.
An incredible salsa bar offers a wide selection with two very spicy salsas standing out for their flavor. Every salsa is full of taste and complements the dishes well.
Good to know
Parking is available on the street or in a nearby lot.
The food is reasonably priced, with generous portions.
They offer gluten-free and vegetarian options on the menu.
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.
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.
Multiple tasty salsas stand out with fresh vegetables and a variety of options at the salsa bar. The salsas differ from other places and complement the clean meat and good tortillas well.
Good to know
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.
Food truck with outdoor seating on plastic chairs and tables in a parking lot creates a casual, comfortable vibe. Evening energy picks up as big pickup trucks arrive, adding to the street food atmosphere. Seating includes tables with umbrellas, supporting quick bites and socializing.
Tacos feature juicy, flavorful Al Pastor with a slice of pineapple that adds a unique touch. Preparation stays consistent and traditional, making the Al Pastor tacos stand out as a solid choice.
Salsas come on the side and offer fresh flavors that complement the tacos well. Options include cilantro, chopped onions, radish, and lemon wedges to customize each bite.
Good to know
The truck is only available from the afternoon until late evening, with hours that may vary.
Leo's Tacos Truck now accepts cards for payment.
The tacos are priced at $2.30 each, making them an affordable option.
Tacos come with handmade tortillas and grilled meat over coals, delivering authentic, flavorful bites true to traditional recipes. The atmosphere can be busy with lines, and some ingredients like lemons and cilantro may run out early. Prices are notably high compared to typical taco stands.
Tacos al pastor come with flavorful meat and handmade tortillas. They match the quality of other dishes like asada and chorizo, all tasting very good.
Salsa here pairs well with carne asada and adds a spicy kick to ribs when combined with lemon. It ranges from perfect to just okay depending on the dish.
Good to know
Taco Tuesday features a 2-for-1 deal on tacos.
Payment via Apple Pay is accepted for convenience.
Expect long lines during peak hours, especially on Taco Tuesday.
Mexican food truck offers best Al Pastor tacos and burritos with generous salsa selections. Atmosphere is casual with no seating and a chance of dry or small burritos before 8pm. Prices are reasonable and often better than nearby competitors.
Al Pastor shines in tacos, quesadillas, gringas, and burritos with rich flavor. Best enjoyed after 8pm, it stands out clearly from other spots.
Salsas come on a stand with unlimited access and allow for self-selection of toppings. The veggie burrito pairs well with these salsas, showing they are spot-on.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $10 for a burrito at Tamix, which has increased over the years.
Tamix allows you to choose your own salsas and toppings for a personalized meal.
Waiting until 8pm improves your chances of getting a better burrito at Tamix.
Small cafeteria-style space offers relaxed atmosphere with chilled crowd and good energy despite occasional tension from outside noise. Open late hours accommodate those seeking a casual dining experience. Known for consistent tacos and burritos, especially al pastor and chicharrón varieties.
Saucy moist al pastor offers exceptional flavor in both tacos and burritos. The burritos stand out for their delicious and satisfying taste, with consistently flavorful meat across dishes.
Salsa Verde stands out with its unique and delicious flavor. Plenty of salsa is served free, often inside burritos or on the side, with options including a hot red salsa that adds a nice kick.
Good to know
Expect a wait time of 30-45 minutes for food during busy hours.
Parking is limited and has a 1-hour time limit.
They charge extra for additional salsa, even with a large order.