The Little Orange

2329 Daly Street, Los Angeles
(323) 221-5923

Recent Reviews

Cecilia C.

Food is precooked and reheated before serving. It was greasy and dry. Hard to chew. We didn't realize it was at a C grade until we left the restaurant. Do not recommend.

Samantha L.

My coworker recommended this place for tacos because I work at a nearby facility. Theres paking at the back of the place. When we got in, it was moderately busy. I ordered 4 asada tacos while my boyfriend got their asada and al pastor. I would honestly give the tacos a 5/5 stars because it was really good and it hit the spot. service was fast as well. the place itself, it was a little dirty, there was no hand sanitizer offered in the store, and can def need a little fixing regarding the ceiling, because we came during a rainy day and some parts were leaking. Aside from that, would def go here again for my taco fix.

Jimmy G.

This place is ok the price is right. What I like about this place is the options on the quesadilla 1.$4.00 cheese 2. $6.00 meat and cheese 3. $8. Meat cheese and fries. The tacos were ok/good. I would go out of my way to eat here. But overall it was ok.

Elmer T.

I've been coming to this place for the last 2 years, and to be honest, I like the food but the services is horrible, the afternoon cashiers are rude and so are the cooks. They treat you like crap, as if they don't want you to buy from them!

Linda N.

Delicious tacos, friendly service in a hole in the wall area, but the food and price are well worth coming here. All the sauce and toppings you'd like. A nice variety of meats to choose from. This is definitely my go to spot after a Dodger game.

Jose C.

Good quality not only in service but in food!!! Good amount on tacos and tortas or any other Mexican traditional dish!!!!

Ray G.

This place is nostalgic and reminds you of the street vendor style of coming in Mexico. The tacos are delicious and amazing. The meat is full of flavor and you have a wide range of choices. I kept to my favorite of al pastor.I will be coming back.

Rios M.

This place is NASTY. I've been here a few times to eat and this will be the last. The inside is dirty, no one cleans, there's ALWAYS flys everywhere, and I seen the cook cooking with his bare hands which is fine if he seemed clean but he literally touched the counter and everything with his hands that had food on it. There way the food was laying around everywhere just looked unsanitary. The cook Didn't even bother to wash his hands in between shaking someone's hand and wiping his face. After I got my food I was disgusted but I realized they got my order wrong anyway so I just asked for a refund. The cook and the cashier rolled their eyes at me because I told them I didn't want a replacement for the right order. I told the cashier no offense to her but the cook is unsanitary and i lost my appetite. She apologized but was still rude with the eye roll initially. I went outside to check they're health department grade and it was a "C"!! They try to cover it behind a sticker on their window. I'm down for humble hood spots but this one is straight up DIRTY. Never eating here again

Viviana M.

The best fucking tacos hands down. This place is not for the weak or if you're a niña/niño fresa. Best place to come to after you've been fucked up and cried over your ex *chefs kiss* The guy who serves you the tacos adds that extra flavor. Most of the comments complaint about that have probably had dick in their mouth and need to get over it. Will continue coming here

Sayuri F.

I love this place! If you're looking for great food at reasonable prices. This is the place!!! The staff are always friendly and smiling! And that saying about holes in the wall restaurant truly applies here. It may not look like much as you drive by but you'll be missing out on some kickin' tacos. The building is straight out of the 80's. I love the self serve area for the condiments. I highly recommend!

natalia coral

(Translated by Google) delicious tacos(Original)Tacos deliciosos

Seb F.

La Naranja or The OrangeNot sure why this place is called that...But I'll call it that if they want me to...Hell I'll call it whatever they say to call it...I came with my Javier Bardem haircut in No Country for Old Men but i wasn't flipping any quarters here... now that's a lie...6 quarters were flipped and that will earn you one taco ...Not bad Naranja !Tacos here will run you a buck and a quarter... before taxes....now that's cheap!!And they don't taste cheap...THE CHORIZO ; PASTOR; And BUCHE were my faves...The LENGUA didn't dissapoint...and neither did the ASADA...THE CABEZA AND THE LENGUA tasted like they were related...kinda the same... but tasty...Hell ... they were all worth assassinating...Huh!?Yea...This happened They were out of TRIPA and CHICKENbut i scarfed these four tacos down in seconds... almost like I would an orange ... and they did look kinda orangy in the cauldron ...I wonder if that's the reason they call this place LA NARANJA TACOS...Washed it down with a bottle of bloody Sangria soda...Chigurh would of been proud!!!Hell I assassinated these poor little guys...These tacos talk back though...and won't leave you hanging by the phone wondering if you're good enough or if people like you...These tacos LOVE YOU...to murder them...So CALL IT!!! Una CABEZA!!! Más!!! Please?

Ana R.

Really good tacos I always drive through there and finally stopped 10/10, the people are also super nice. Can't wait to go back!

Never W.

When I hear about this local favorite, I stop by this past weekend and wow great menu with an experienced staff! The wide booths and tables are comfortable and clean next to full selection of salsas/toppings of your choosing. The tacos are in this awesome flower and also the teriyaki beef/chicken with rice tastes like the plate I'm always looking for. I grabbed a burger too with seasoned fries and I know every meal I grab always hits. Glass cokes, horchatas, Jamaica, and other almost rare finds at prices I miss. May I just say I loved the authenticity and these classic plates will live with me forever. Yea, that kind of place.

Timothy D.

MIDNIGHT TACO GLORY. You've been drinking for 5.5 hours at your friend's birthday at a bar (the Airliner). It's 12:30 AM-- time to go home. And you've tapered off the booze for the past 2 hours and drunk the requisite 3 cups of water but your stomach has that long empty feeling and there is a drive ahead. You need some substantial food. You stumble by a restaurant that is miraculously still open. The heavenly smell of spicy animal fat assaults your nostrils, in fact deeper into your sinus cavities, assailing them with the shock of outrageous deliciousness. You go in. This is not a place staffed by blonde surfer bros named Chet. Rather, this is a place run by short black-haired guys named Luis and tattooed women named Citlali. You see a table with the largest electric frying pan in existence - over 3 feet wide - covered in diverse sizzling meats redolent of spices. You order three tacos and a cold sparkling water. IT'S ONLY $6.39 INCLUDING TAX. You drop $1.61 into the tarro de propinas. The tacos sit on your paper plate, steaming, fresh, hot, stinking of deliciousness, redolent of spices and pure glory. Napkins? There are no napkins. Utensils? They do not exist and in fact are irrelevant on this Plane of Reality. Your fingers, the tacos, and your mouth are the only factors in this algebra of need. You grasp. You taste. The deliciousness almost knocks you over with its palpable physicality. "There IS a God," you gasp, forcing, stuffing, pushing the greasy meaty taco goodness down your mouth-hole. "There IS a God." Orange grease runs down your fingertips. Someone hands you napkins. You drink the cold fizzy water. You eat another hot taco -- nay, inhale it. You are happy. You are content. Sated, you return to the counter. "Exquisito, Señor," you say to the man, who is now mopping."Thank you, sir," he calls back. You walk out into the cool air: refreshed, strengthened, and entirely sober. You are ready to drive home. You are at one with The Universe.

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