Great tacos, this guys are the closest to mexico city tacos in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tacos Al Pastor, Street Tacos
Israel Leon
Very good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Navid Sharifi
I love their tacos and grilled chicken burritos. Every time I go there I get their super burritos and some tacos on the side. I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for some delicious tacos and burritos!Parking: Can park at the parking lot and on the street right by the taco truck.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Burrito Vegetariano, Street Tacos
Pico Ospina Mauro Fernando
I recommend the tacos and the shredded
Food: 5
Service: 5
leslie v.
We finally got a chance to try this spot! I've always passed by & seen people eating at this food truck. Consider me lucky! I ordered 3 al pastor tacos & 2 chicken tacos. Each were phenomenal! We were given free tortilla chips, which I don't see too often at many other taco trucks. Very tasty, the meat was flavorful. As well, it came with a green & red salsa. My mouth was burning from the red salsa but I couldn't stop eating! I'll definitely be back
XiuCe H.
Large portions, reasonable prices and tasty food served promptly. If you like Mexican food it's definitely worth a try
Kevin Ventura Durazno
The burrito and the fresh sodas are good, the meat is good but you must order before because it takes a while but it's worth
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Lengua, Tacos Cabesa, Quesadilla Hechas A Mano
Rahul N.
You need to keep in mind I'm a regular at Taco Bell to fulfill my quota of monthly Taco Bell meals, but when it comes to authentic Mexican food, I'm very serious about it. Super Tacos Pino Suarez set a new standard. I was just doing my work on a usual Friday off, and saw their food truck parked on the street. I could smell the carne asada being cooked on the grill. Usually I'm not going to drop $14-15 for a burrito. I have to say this is the most special $14 I've spent on a burrito - I asked for a half chorizo and half pollo burrito - the flavors were amazing. The pollo asado was smoky and delicious. The chorizo was hands down the best chorizo I've ever had. Sign me up for more burritos at this location. Now initially I was told it was going to take 16 minutes for my burrito to be prepared - sure it took about just as long as I was told - but the wait is so worth the food. Next time I'm trying their tacos for sure. Did I mention the green sauce??? It was special - enough lime, enough spice, and so much perfection. Every bite of that burrito I can still taste as I write this review and think about that burrito. Check out their food!
Kevin O.
This is literally the best place for pastor tacos I've found in Mountain View. I come here for lunch easily twice a week, highly recommend trying the food. They get busy though so I do recommend calling in your order!
This taco truck gets so many phone orders so if you go you will wait for 40 minutes. Look for other place or other by phone if you don’t want to waste your time
K D
Fresh meat and fresh salsa, nice peeps.You can call ahead and place an order, as wait time can be long, and seem long when you are waiting for delicious tacos.We appreciate that unlike places like Lulu's, you can see/hear them chopping fresh onion, cilantro for your tacos. No fermented or frozen defrosted onions here!If you don't like the authentic pineapple slice on your Al pastor, you can easily pull it off, it's not mixed in like some places. Al pastor does have some hunks of pure fat but that seems to be unavoidable in these parts. (We order 1-2 extra tacos bc sometimes you get more than a handful of gristle and/or pure fat chunks, unfortunately this happens with all street tacos in these parts)I can smell some odor of Manteca/piggy smell from the tortilla at times, and it goes without saying, if you go later in the day there is more charred burnt black bits which some people like. We go earlier before noon bc we don't.We still go to La Plaza for tacos, where they are generous with radish slices, but the green salsa is better at Pino Suárez.This truck is a godsend for those who live in the Dean across the street. For years they said a sandwich coffee cafe, core yoga, sushi, etc. was supposed to open in the retail space but they all pulled out.Now if they were only open earlier for breakfast. I would gladly buy their chorizo tacos and add my own eggs, peppers, potatoes ?.
Ben Ames
A hidden gem. Greasy and delicious! It’s authentic so make sure you order a Mexican coke to wash it down with.
Yummy veg tacos!
Great tacos, this guys are the closest to mexico city tacos in the area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tacos Al Pastor, Street Tacos
Very good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I love their tacos and grilled chicken burritos. Every time I go there I get their super burritos and some tacos on the side. I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for some delicious tacos and burritos!Parking: Can park at the parking lot and on the street right by the taco truck.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Burrito Vegetariano, Street Tacos
I recommend the tacos and the shredded
Food: 5
Service: 5
We finally got a chance to try this spot! I've always passed by & seen people eating at this food truck. Consider me lucky! I ordered 3 al pastor tacos & 2 chicken tacos. Each were phenomenal! We were given free tortilla chips, which I don't see too often at many other taco trucks. Very tasty, the meat was flavorful. As well, it came with a green & red salsa. My mouth was burning from the red salsa but I couldn't stop eating! I'll definitely be back
Large portions, reasonable prices and tasty food served promptly. If you like Mexican food it's definitely worth a try
The burrito and the fresh sodas are good, the meat is good but you must order before because it takes a while but it's worth
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Lengua, Tacos Cabesa, Quesadilla Hechas A Mano
You need to keep in mind I'm a regular at Taco Bell to fulfill my quota of monthly Taco Bell meals, but when it comes to authentic Mexican food, I'm very serious about it. Super Tacos Pino Suarez set a new standard. I was just doing my work on a usual Friday off, and saw their food truck parked on the street. I could smell the carne asada being cooked on the grill. Usually I'm not going to drop $14-15 for a burrito. I have to say this is the most special $14 I've spent on a burrito - I asked for a half chorizo and half pollo burrito - the flavors were amazing. The pollo asado was smoky and delicious. The chorizo was hands down the best chorizo I've ever had. Sign me up for more burritos at this location. Now initially I was told it was going to take 16 minutes for my burrito to be prepared - sure it took about just as long as I was told - but the wait is so worth the food. Next time I'm trying their tacos for sure. Did I mention the green sauce??? It was special - enough lime, enough spice, and so much perfection. Every bite of that burrito I can still taste as I write this review and think about that burrito. Check out their food!
This is literally the best place for pastor tacos I've found in Mountain View. I come here for lunch easily twice a week, highly recommend trying the food. They get busy though so I do recommend calling in your order!
Restaurantji Recommends
This taco truck gets so many phone orders so if you go you will wait for 40 minutes. Look for other place or other by phone if you don’t want to waste your time
Fresh meat and fresh salsa, nice peeps.You can call ahead and place an order, as wait time can be long, and seem long when you are waiting for delicious tacos.We appreciate that unlike places like Lulu's, you can see/hear them chopping fresh onion, cilantro for your tacos. No fermented or frozen defrosted onions here!If you don't like the authentic pineapple slice on your Al pastor, you can easily pull it off, it's not mixed in like some places. Al pastor does have some hunks of pure fat but that seems to be unavoidable in these parts. (We order 1-2 extra tacos bc sometimes you get more than a handful of gristle and/or pure fat chunks, unfortunately this happens with all street tacos in these parts)I can smell some odor of Manteca/piggy smell from the tortilla at times, and it goes without saying, if you go later in the day there is more charred burnt black bits which some people like. We go earlier before noon bc we don't.We still go to La Plaza for tacos, where they are generous with radish slices, but the green salsa is better at Pino Suárez.This truck is a godsend for those who live in the Dean across the street. For years they said a sandwich coffee cafe, core yoga, sushi, etc. was supposed to open in the retail space but they all pulled out.Now if they were only open earlier for breakfast. I would gladly buy their chorizo tacos and add my own eggs, peppers, potatoes ?.
A hidden gem. Greasy and delicious! It’s authentic so make sure you order a Mexican coke to wash it down with.
Nicely made, quick and value for money.
As if I were in my maritime city of Mexico!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5