Old Mexican spot offers a quiet, family-friendly atmosphere with large portions and many menu choices. Carnitas and pastor tacos shine but expect a wait. Classic interior and comfy booths keep the vibe relaxed and chill.
Carnitas and pastor tacos stand out for their flavor. Other options include birria tacos, beef tacos dorados, and flautas. Expect a long wait time for the tacos.
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Cash, debit, and credit (MasterCard and Visa) are accepted here.
I found parking in the small parking lot shared between two restaurants.
The portion size is large for the price.
Small Mexican bistro offers a cozy vibe with old Spanish decor and comfortable seating. Tacos shine with flavorful carne asada and fresh fish options. Full bar serves well-made margaritas, perfect for casual nights.
Flavorful meat stands out in the tacos, especially the carne asada which is the most notable. Fish and shrimp tacos also appear with fresh toppings like cilantro and chopped onion.
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Street parking is limited to 2 hours, but free parking is available nearby.
Expect a 20% service charge for parties of 6 or more.
An additional 3.7% fee applies for credit card payments.
Pop-up taco stand offers handmade tortillas and open fire grilled carne asada for authentic street tacos. Grab-and-go setup with no seating creates a casual vibe. Self-serve salsa bar adds variety of spicy toppings enhancing the flavor experience.
Tacos here feature handmade tortillas and open fire grilled carne asada, giving them a distinct flavor. Al pastor with pineapple and beef tacos come in large portions and offer authentic street taco vibes.
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Tacos cost $2.50 each, which is considered affordable.
They have a special on Tuesdays for two tortas for $12.
Credit cards are accepted with a small fee, but American Express is not.
Mexican spot offers plentiful meat tacos with bold Al Pastor flavor and fresh prep. Casual vibe with no visible prices and limited parking. Orders are simple, paying by cash or card with a small fee.
Tacos come with plentiful meat and strong flavor in options like Carne Asada, Al Pastor, chicken, and beef. Prices stay affordable while delivering a classic taco truck experience with fresh preparation.
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They accepted cash or card, but using a card incurs tax.
The restaurant should post their prices for transparency.
They have Taco Tuesday, a special event worth checking out.
Mexican restaurant offers authentic vibe with O.G. cholos speaking Spanish and English. Fish tacos shine with Ensenada style and large portions. Prices deliver great value for traditional dishes in a quiet, unpolished setting.
Fish tacos stand out with large portions and Ensenada style preparation. Shrimp tacos and potato tacos also offer distinct flavors worth trying.
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Parking can be tricky because they share the lot with a laundry mat.
The Chile relleno meal costs $9.99 with a Coke.
The restaurant serves menudo and pozole all week.
Outdoor dining and quick drive-thru make for easy visits. Large portions of authentic Mexican dishes like tamales satisfy big appetites. Tacos shine with beef tongue and shrimp options, all served in a casual, chill vibe setting.
Tacos come in small sizes but pack good flavor, especially the beef tongue, fish, shrimp, and chicken varieties. The spot offers a chill vibe alongside a solid taco selection.
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Habanero Mexican Grill only offers outdoor dining and a drive-thru.
The drive-thru is convenient for quick service.
There is no indoor seating available.
Mexican taco truck serves birria tacos with tasty beef tongue and asada for just two dollars each. Birria Ramen features a flavorful broth and firm textures. Plenty of parking near a supermarket makes dining easy and casual, with credit card payments accepted.
Tacos come with tasty beef tongue and asada options that kids and adults enjoy alike. They cost just 2 dollars each and pair well with a green sauce that adds a nice kick.
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Street parking is available, but there is plenty of parking in the San Gabriel Superstore Plaza parking lot.
This food truck accepts credit card payments, including American Express.
The tacos cost $2 each, making them affordable.
Cozy, elegant space with authentic Mexican vibes and flower decor sets a cultured mood. Tacos can be soggy, but hard shell tacos and chicken enchiladas with green sauce shine. Prices are moderately high, matching the intimate setting and focused menu.
Tacos here often come soggy and mushy due to slow service at the counter. Hard shell tacos and chicken enchiladas with green sauce stand out more than the fish tacos, which lack flavor and freshness.
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Street parking is the only option available for visitors.
Expect to pay around $30 or more per person for a meal.
The restaurant has a small dining room, so it may get crowded.
Small Mexican eatery offers authentic flavors in a quaint, cultural setting. Hard tacos shine with homemade tortillas and fresh shrimp. Casual patio seating adds to the nostalgic vibe that draws food lovers.
Hard tacos stand out with their homemade tortillas and fresh shrimp. Fish tacos remain consistently reliable, while tacos de Asada offer a solid choice for meat lovers.
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Chanos offers handmade corn tortillas from Thursday to Sunday.
Parking is only available on the street.
The prices for tacos are around four dollars each.