Best horchata ever! The tacos are delicious. Quick service. My favorite tacos are Al pastor and tripa. The tripa is always very well cooked and crispy.
Samantha E.
Whoever runs their taco truck in Santa Ana needs a reality check. We ordered several tacos and the b**** wants to give me an attitude because they gave me what I didn't pay for. I ordered tacos de pollo con queso no mas de arriba and they gave me quesa taco. I asked to remake them and they want me to pay again and give me attitude that they already made it. I don't give a f*** give me what I paid for if you can't do that go home!! What ever happened to customer service? The customer always right? And they have all 3 people arguing with my fiancé! And if something is not resolved personally to me I will be sure to post the video I have of their rude workers verbal exchange with me. This is not ok to treat a paying customer this way it was our first time and we were not happy with our experience.
Roberto H.
There meat is delicious a lot of flavor 100% recommended there burrito and tacos are good
David K.
My order 6 Al pastor and 1 quesadilla came out to 21$ Be prepared for soup n*** vibes but the food isn't worth the treatment.
Charles L.
Increased taco prices from $1.25 to $2.00 quite a jump real quick for a regular small street taco with no specialty to it whatsoever. Last resort taco stand imo
JosephMarina310 S.
BOMB Tacos. Can't go wrong ever with Al Pastor if it came from a spit Very friendly staff. Hood location, Central American Southsider Neighborhood so its always been rough around here. Stick with the Pastor unless its fresh. Never get Chicken from a Taco Stand unless its their specialty. That's like an unwritten cardinal rule for Taco Stands & Taco Trucks.
Joseph L.
I was hyped to try this place since it has good reviews. My experience was not good. I had to wait 10 minutes to order. Confusing, no one's taking my order. The guy took my order and when I was trying to pay, I was shocked. The previous review informed tacos are $1.25, but guess what- it's $2. I had Pastor, Asada and Tripas. The portion was good, but the meats were very chewy, soggy and greasy. And small horchata costs $3(12oz). I can get a full bottle at a local grocery market for $3.75. They didn't even have limes nor the salsa. The guacamole salsa sauce had freaking hair inside. I'm never coming back to this place. First and done.
Melissa T.
Every time I want to take a picture of my tacos al pastor to post with a review, I forget because I'm too busy devouring them. They are seriously THAT delicious! The perfect ratio of pineapple to meat. And at $1.25 a taco and $1 dollar sodas?! You can't go wrong. They also have a variety of different condiments and salsas to choose from. Customize your tacos to be as spicy or mild as you want 'em to be. There is typically a bit of a line, but that's only because these tacos are always so fresh that they're worth the wait. There is also no where to sit, but these tacos are worth standing around or sitting in your car for. Do yourself a favor and try these out. You won't be disappointed!
Daphne G.
This place is very tasty and can be very very spicy ! Keep an ye out for the pickled bowl with jalapeños
Joanne J.
My favorite taco place in LA hands down. They're on the corner right in front of smart and final and come out in the evening. They make the best tacos right in front of you. Their red salsa is so spicy so be careful I can only handle drops of it on my tacos. Can't go wrong with any of their orders, but highly recommend the al pastor which they give you with a little bit of pineapple!
I'd been wanting to try this place for about a year ever since I've seen it but never tried street vendors before but have had food trucks many times in my life. One day I finally decided to try it. It was around 5pm when they were first opening and I was in the mood for an Asada burrito but the guy informed me that they didn't have Asada ready yet so I opted for a buché burrito instead. I also got some pastor tacos, everything looked delicious while they were making the food as well as all the salsas, condiments and juices they had available. Once I ate it at home I was hooked and knew this would be one of my regular spots, forget Leo's the food here is super delicious and fairly priced. I went back and finally got an Asada burrito, also super delicious and filled with generous portions as well. Their aguacate salsa and all the other condiments from the grilled onions to the Pico de Gallo are delicious too. I'm glad I finally tried this place and wish I had tried it sooner.
Bruna C.
Best tacos I ever had. Their carne asada burrito it's the most flavorful I have ever tried
Chelsea G.
I pulled up around 9:45 on a Friday night and there was a smallish line. Luckily by the time I ordered, they put up a fresh pineapple and the trompo was perfectly charred. There was a bottle neck at the salsa line, but the taco was still hot once I made it through. The first bite was magical, like I wish I could go back in time and relive that moment. I ordered three tacos, but after that first bite I knew I needed to order two more. By the time I went back for seconds the line was pretty long and it was really getting busy. It was even harder to add my cilantro, onion, and salsas on this order but I really didn't mind because all I could think about was how good these tacos were about to be. The tacos are so good, you want to eat the scraps that fell on the plate when you're done. The red salsa is spicy and perfect and being able to add your own cilantro and onion (instead of the baggies everyone else gives you) is great as well. Really can't say enough positive things, I can't wait to go back for more!
Maggie P.
Food was ok. Unorganized. They have all of the condiments where you pay, so people will walk right in front of you while you're trying to pay. Should be a separate place out of the way so it's not so hectic. Food was cold by the time we got situated to eat.
Best horchata ever! The tacos are delicious. Quick service. My favorite tacos are Al pastor and tripa. The tripa is always very well cooked and crispy.
Whoever runs their taco truck in Santa Ana needs a reality check. We ordered several tacos and the b**** wants to give me an attitude because they gave me what I didn't pay for. I ordered tacos de pollo con queso no mas de arriba and they gave me quesa taco. I asked to remake them and they want me to pay again and give me attitude that they already made it. I don't give a f*** give me what I paid for if you can't do that go home!! What ever happened to customer service? The customer always right? And they have all 3 people arguing with my fiancé! And if something is not resolved personally to me I will be sure to post the video I have of their rude workers verbal exchange with me. This is not ok to treat a paying customer this way it was our first time and we were not happy with our experience.
There meat is delicious a lot of flavor 100% recommended there burrito and tacos are good
My order 6 Al pastor and 1 quesadilla came out to 21$ Be prepared for soup n*** vibes but the food isn't worth the treatment.
Increased taco prices from $1.25 to $2.00 quite a jump real quick for a regular small street taco with no specialty to it whatsoever. Last resort taco stand imo
BOMB Tacos. Can't go wrong ever with Al Pastor if it came from a spit Very friendly staff. Hood location, Central American Southsider Neighborhood so its always been rough around here. Stick with the Pastor unless its fresh. Never get Chicken from a Taco Stand unless its their specialty. That's like an unwritten cardinal rule for Taco Stands & Taco Trucks.
I was hyped to try this place since it has good reviews. My experience was not good. I had to wait 10 minutes to order. Confusing, no one's taking my order. The guy took my order and when I was trying to pay, I was shocked. The previous review informed tacos are $1.25, but guess what- it's $2. I had Pastor, Asada and Tripas. The portion was good, but the meats were very chewy, soggy and greasy. And small horchata costs $3(12oz). I can get a full bottle at a local grocery market for $3.75. They didn't even have limes nor the salsa. The guacamole salsa sauce had freaking hair inside. I'm never coming back to this place. First and done.
Every time I want to take a picture of my tacos al pastor to post with a review, I forget because I'm too busy devouring them. They are seriously THAT delicious! The perfect ratio of pineapple to meat. And at $1.25 a taco and $1 dollar sodas?! You can't go wrong. They also have a variety of different condiments and salsas to choose from. Customize your tacos to be as spicy or mild as you want 'em to be. There is typically a bit of a line, but that's only because these tacos are always so fresh that they're worth the wait. There is also no where to sit, but these tacos are worth standing around or sitting in your car for. Do yourself a favor and try these out. You won't be disappointed!
This place is very tasty and can be very very spicy ! Keep an ye out for the pickled bowl with jalapeños
My favorite taco place in LA hands down. They're on the corner right in front of smart and final and come out in the evening. They make the best tacos right in front of you. Their red salsa is so spicy so be careful I can only handle drops of it on my tacos. Can't go wrong with any of their orders, but highly recommend the al pastor which they give you with a little bit of pineapple!
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I'd been wanting to try this place for about a year ever since I've seen it but never tried street vendors before but have had food trucks many times in my life. One day I finally decided to try it. It was around 5pm when they were first opening and I was in the mood for an Asada burrito but the guy informed me that they didn't have Asada ready yet so I opted for a buché burrito instead. I also got some pastor tacos, everything looked delicious while they were making the food as well as all the salsas, condiments and juices they had available. Once I ate it at home I was hooked and knew this would be one of my regular spots, forget Leo's the food here is super delicious and fairly priced. I went back and finally got an Asada burrito, also super delicious and filled with generous portions as well. Their aguacate salsa and all the other condiments from the grilled onions to the Pico de Gallo are delicious too. I'm glad I finally tried this place and wish I had tried it sooner.
Best tacos I ever had. Their carne asada burrito it's the most flavorful I have ever tried
I pulled up around 9:45 on a Friday night and there was a smallish line. Luckily by the time I ordered, they put up a fresh pineapple and the trompo was perfectly charred. There was a bottle neck at the salsa line, but the taco was still hot once I made it through. The first bite was magical, like I wish I could go back in time and relive that moment. I ordered three tacos, but after that first bite I knew I needed to order two more. By the time I went back for seconds the line was pretty long and it was really getting busy. It was even harder to add my cilantro, onion, and salsas on this order but I really didn't mind because all I could think about was how good these tacos were about to be. The tacos are so good, you want to eat the scraps that fell on the plate when you're done. The red salsa is spicy and perfect and being able to add your own cilantro and onion (instead of the baggies everyone else gives you) is great as well. Really can't say enough positive things, I can't wait to go back for more!
Food was ok. Unorganized. They have all of the condiments where you pay, so people will walk right in front of you while you're trying to pay. Should be a separate place out of the way so it's not so hectic. Food was cold by the time we got situated to eat.
Quesadilla yummy supreme