Small coffee shop with outdoor seating and alley style layout creates a warm, authentic atmosphere. Sweet old school Mexican songs play softly, adding to the relaxing vibe. Space feels cozy and charming, making it a popular spot to hang out or study.
Breakfast burritos come with sausage, eggs, and hash browns and offer very flavorful and delicious tastes. Beef and potatoes burritos pair well with green salsa, making for a tasty meal.
Breakfast burritos come with sausage, eggs, and hash browns and pack a lot of flavor. Coffee options include Horchata, Mexican Mocha with extra espresso, and Mazapan latte that pair well with the food.
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Parking is available on the street, but it can be limited due to residential areas.
The seating area is limited, so expect a cozy atmosphere.
Non-dairy options like almond and oat milk are available for coffee.
Blue food truck offers large seafood tacos and rich salsas with a casual outdoor setup including tables and stools. Atmosphere is lively with fresh fish driving quality, though some inconsistency appears. Pricing is moderate, with some complaints about sauce charges and parking.
Grilled shrimp burrito packs a lot of shrimp and stands out for its generous filling. Sunny Diego burrito shines with extra chipotle sauce adding a spicy kick. Marlin burrito delivers a fiery flavor that stands out.
Seafood tacos stand out with shrimp and octopus options that pack a spicy kick. Burritos like the grilled shrimp and marlin come loaded with generous fillings. Ceviches and aguachiles offer super flavorful tastes that don't need extra salsa.
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Parking is available nearby, making it easy to access the truck.
Look for the blue truck at the corner of Wilson and El Cajon boulevard.
Prices for tacos are reasonable, but sauces now come with a small charge.
Mexican restaurant with a laid-back vibe and spacious interior features lively ambiance with TVs showing athletic games and ethnic music playing. The place draws a local crowd enjoying affordable prices and free salsa, with a drive-through option for convenience.
Massive burritos come loaded with Carne Asada, bacon, fries, cheese, guacamole, and chipotle sauce. Options include a San Diego burrito and a signature burrito with shrimp, chicken, and rice soaked in chipotle sauce.
Quesabirria tacos and the San Diego burrito with carne asada, bacon, fries, cheese, guacamole, and chipotle sauce stand out. The shrimp taco, combo platter, and birria also deliver strong flavors with great salsa and micheladas to complement.
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They have a drive-through for customers who do not want to get out of their cars.
The parking lot is small and often full.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours.
Small Mexican restaurant offers an authentic Baja experience with a cozy patio and no music inside. Atmosphere feels like a casual corner store with a clean and welcoming environment. Popular for street tacos and California burritos with a loyal local following.
California burritos stand out with quality tortillas and fresh lime. Options include carne Asada, bacon breakfast, machaca, chili verde, grilled chicken, and veggie varieties, all noted for strong flavors.
Carnitas tacos come super hot and fresh with tender meat. Burritos like the machaca and carne asada pack solid flavors and generous portions. Menudo and rolled tacos also stand out for their quality and taste.
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Parking is limited in front, with a few spots available around back.
Expect to pay around $20 for a fully loaded burrito.
Chips and salsa are available for dine-in customers.
Mexican restaurant offers generous portions with fresh ingredients and distinctive sauces that stand out from typical taco shops. Atmosphere stays clean and efficient, with a drive-thru option that moves quickly. Prices tend to be on the higher side compared to other similar spots.
Burritos feature fresh carne asada and melted cheese, not cold or shredded. Options like the Al Gusto and chili relleno burritos pack generous fillings and reflect Bay Area style. Prices hover around $10.
Burritos feature melted cheese and fresh carne asada with thin tortillas that avoid filling you up too fast. Street tacos like adobada and chorizo stand out, paired with homemade horchata that is flavorful and not watered down.
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Expect to pay around $15 for a Cali burrito.
The restaurant offers good-sized portions for the price.
Drive-thru service is fast and efficient.
Cozy space with thoughtful design features handmade ceramics and abundant plants. Atmosphere stays calm and welcoming, encouraging quiet conversation and reading. Fast wifi and outdoor seating support both work and relaxation.
Breakfast burritos appear often and feature bean and queso fresco that stand out. Mini burritos on Fridays offer a smaller, tasty option.
Breakfast burritos feature bean and queso fresco that stand out. Mini burritos appear on Fridays and add variety to the selection.
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Parking is easy and available near the coffee shop.
The menu features high-quality beans and a great selection of pastries.
They offer non-dairy milk alternatives such as oat and almond milk.
Traditional Mexican restaurant offers a welcoming atmosphere with freshly cooked meals and large portions. The place maintains cleanliness and operates as a family business, creating a friendly and inviting vibe.
Breakfast burritos stand out with machaca, eggs, beans, and cheese inside. Carne asada burritos offer a solid, flavorful option. The Deluxe Burrito uses two large flour tortillas but has a sparse filling without cheese or sour cream.
Breakfast burritos stand out with machaca, eggs, beans, and cheese wrapped in tortillas showing delicious brown spots. Tacos come with options like lamb and extra crispy shells, though carne asada tacos are less recommended.
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The meat is cooked fresh upon ordering, ensuring quality.
La Morena Taco Shop accepts EBT payments for eligible purchases.
The portions are generous, providing good value for the price.
Small interior space offers a cozy atmosphere with consistently clean surroundings. Menu features fairly priced street tacos and Ladino birria, with sauces available for self-service. The spot leans toward carryout convenience and draws a steady local crowd.
Meat flavor stands out in the burrito, especially the carne asada. The California burrito is smaller than expected and lacks sour cream or guacamole. Fries come separately, not inside the burrito.
Street tacos stand out with well-prepared, delicious meat and good salsas. Burritos feature flavorful meat, while Birria tacos and rolled tacos offer consistent quality and taste.
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Taco Tuesday offers tacos at $1.75 each, a great deal.
Thursday Taco special costs $1.45 per street taco with four options.
They charge $1.25 for two small containers of hot sauce.
Outdoor dining with a small awning sets a casual scene accompanied by Spanish-language radio, creating a Mexican vibe. Late-night energy peaks with a crowd mainly of college students seeking quick, fast drive-thru service. Prices run higher than nearby spots, but burritos and tacos stand out as popular choices.
Enormous burritos come packed with Carne Asada, fish, or surf and turf fillings. The El Grande breakfast burrito keeps you full for hours and the Diablo shrimp burrito delivers a strong spicy kick.
Carne Asada burritos stand out for their flavor and size, keeping you full for hours. The surf and turf burrito and Diablo shrimp burrito offer bold, spicy options, while chips with guacamole and rolled tacos add tasty sides.
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The drive-thru is fast, allowing quick service for takeout.
Prices are higher than average, with tacos costing around $1.50 each.
Parking can be tricky, so plan accordingly.
Raised dining area with a storefront window offers good people watching and an aged, character-filled atmosphere. The place draws a college crowd, especially late at night, creating a cozy but lively vibe.
Burritos come in huge portions, often as large as an arm. Options include Adobada, chicken, and carne asada, with some unique choices like the Sigma Chi Crunchwrap. Prices stay reasonable while delivering tasty, excellent flavors.
Huge burritos and tacos pack generous portions with Adobada Burrito and carne asada fries standing out. The pico de gallo is fresh and flavorful, and prices stay fair for the quality and size.
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Trujillo's Taco Shop offers lunch, dinner, late-night fare, and breakfast.
The portions are huge, with burritos being as large as an arm.
Parking is limited with only three spots available.
Mexican restaurant with dark lighting and loud music creates a relaxing yet lively atmosphere. Known for authentic carne asada and generous portions of carne asada fries and street tacos. Shared wall with a sushi spot affects layout, and parking can be challenging.
Burritos feature tender, flavorful steak with plenty of guacamole. Breakfast burritos balance egg, potato, and bacon evenly, while roasted Serrano peppers add a spicy kick to several dishes.
Authentic Mexican dishes include carne asada fries with perfectly seasoned meat and carnita street tacos. The menu also features pozole, fish tacos, burritos, rice, and beans, all with reliable takeout quality.
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Online ordering is available for convenient takeout options.
Parking can be challenging in the Adams Avenue corridor.
The restaurant is open until 10 pm on Saturdays.
Taco shop offers unique dishes like California burritos and carne asada tacos with generous meat portions. Atmosphere is hot and quick, suited for late-night takeout with limited seating. Prices vary, so confirming cost beforehand is advised.
Carne asada burritos stand out with consistent top-notch quality and reasonable prices. Bean and cheese burritos are super excellent and popular with kids, while California burritos come filled with creamy guacamole and sour cream.
Unique dishes and ingredients stand out here, especially the California burrito filled with creamy guacamole and sour cream. The carne asada burrito and adobada taco come packed with lots of meat and consistent flavor.
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The restaurant is open late, perfect for late-night cravings.
Prices for meals range from $12.50 to $14.00, confirm before ordering.
Credit card payments incur a $0.60 fee; ask for a receipt.
Taco counter inside a convenience store offers freshly pressed tortillas and a small salsa bar with green and red varieties. Outdoor seating includes about three tables, creating a casual vibe. Menu features breakfast tacos and well-made chorizo tacos with good flavor despite the unconventional setting.
Chorizo papas burrito cooks inside the 711, which is unusual. Some burritos come out undercooked, affecting the texture.
Steak and chorizo tacos come with freshly pressed tortillas and fresh salsa. Burritos and fajitas offer good portions and flavor despite the convenience store setting.
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Laredo Taco Company is located inside a 7-11, making it convenient to order a meal.
They press their tortillas fresh daily.
The taco place has a very good breakfast menu including breakfast tacos.