“My fav items here are the passionfruit mango agua fresca and the empapelados with carne asada! I was not familiar with some of these snacks but owner, Diana, is so friendly and was able to teach me more about Mexican snacks! Love coming here and trying other items as well. Definitely try a marquesita!!!!“
“Tacos El Grande is a disconnected trailer parked on Fruitvale next to E. 17th Ave, (not a taco truck). no hours posted nor prices. short menu. offerings: tacos, burritos, quesadillas eats: lengua, al pastor tacos@2 -lots of proteins offered-tender lengua, semi chewy pastor with grilled onions.. -nice side of radish, cucumber slice, carrot, jalepeno, -offal/mex specialities may be best choices. -fab value. take outs: -open 2:30ish in afternoon. -parking not so easy in area.“
“Really tasty tamales with a kick! This is a cart on a one way street. Parking was easy right in front. Wanted 3 dozen tamales for a party so called to make sure they would have it and it was not a problem. $45 for 3 dozen = $1.25 each. So a nice discount from $2 each when you buy a dozen. Got pork, chicken, and cheese. My favorite was the chicken and least was pork. The pork was a bit too greasy for me. The cheese had big bits of jalapeno. Wrapped in banana leaves and moist. And it's been good reheated as leftovers a few days after. Easy to pay with a QR code - Zelle, Venmo, or cash.“
“They fries are good and it's seasoned perfectly for steak and shrimp fries it's was $17 I believe which is higher then most other trucks also got a glass bottle coca-cola for like 3.50/4 which is a little pricey but tastes goodParking: The truck is parked in the same parking lot. I believe it's about 6-10 parking spots“
“It was my first time going there. My family and I ate some tasty pupusas. I got loroco con queso and they got frijol con queso. They were a pretty decent size and they were good. They also have tables and chairs for you to eat there. Reasonable prices.“
“Big craving for Churros especially after watching "The Brother's Sun"Best churros in the Bay area and I've ever tasted is in Hayward! It was a street vendor and his Google/Yelp hours are off since someone was controlling them. He is a very nice and sweet man! He is usually there by the Wah Jee Wah/ Mexican supermarket across the Hayward Chime cemetery from 12 noon to 7pm and off for one day either Monday or Wednesday or when it rains.It was crunchy and flaky. Airy. Good balance of a touch of saltines and sweet sugary goodness and cinnamon. $10 for a bag of happiness ❤️“