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    Anita's Mexican Food

    4.4 (92 reviews)
    InexpensiveFood Trucks, Mexican
    Open • 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Breakfast burrito with bacon. The coffee was from Pilgrim.
    Eric C.

    Frist time eating at Anita's. Had a breakfast burrito with bacon. It was plentiful and delicious. I was handed the goods in a bag to go but decided to eat there under the shelter. There was a nice little space heater to help keep me warm on this cool morning. As I was unwrapping the burrito at the table, the server noticed and came out of the truck to bring me a paper container to help me handle the food. Very thoughtful!

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    Andrea A.

    Confused about majority of reviews on here because the food was highly disappointing. But if you grew up in Washington all your life then that explains a lot. The menu options are high priced We ordered -Menudo -Adobada Torta -Horchata Sauces were watery, they must have added a broth into their batch to increase the quantity; In turn it lost its flavor and purpose. The torta was huge unfortunately it was mostly bread. Missing key ingredients such as refried beans and cheese (queso fresco). I think rather than simmering adobada it should have been fried for a torta. Menudo just tasted like water, very oily, added ingredients of our own to get flavor. The Horchata was good but anyone can make this classic drink in their own home. Not impressed overall. Hope this food truck can improve in the days to come.

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    Louie Q.

    One of the best Mexican food truck in town. Highly recommended! Real Mexican food. All food is great except their Mendouo.

    Tahni H.

    People were raving about Anita's food truck here on Yelp so I had to check it out. I am a big fan of taco trucks! The wait was a bit longer than expected, but I say a long line is a good sign of something delicious! (Bare in mind it was close to noon your typical lunch time rush.) I was the only one in line in fact that wasn't Mexican, also a good sign. There are few options in this area where I work, so I was happy to find the truck so close. Regarding the food, It was good. Nothing spectacular. My meat was well cooked and seasoned. Tacos were yummy. I give them a 4 out of 5 on food because I just felt like my tacos suffered from an extreme lack of filling. They hardly put but a sprinkle of onion and cilantro on there. I probably could've eaten 6 tacos and that to me is nuts, especially for the price. This truck is definitely one of the more expensive I have dined at. I wish I wouldn't have chosen the spicy chicken tacos, I was swayed by a yelp review and regretted it. They were nothing special. The carne asada was delicious though, just the tacos were too small. And they only provided me with one tiny piece of lime for 4 tacos. (Might have to do with pandemic, but they already have a sign up adding $1 each for beef due to COVID-19.) Who ever claimed that Anita's is better than Tacos Chukis in Capitol Hill is completely daft! But I will not knock Anita's before giving their menu a few more tries. Specifically I would like to try the tameles, menudo, and breakfast burrito. Stay tuned! Thanks for lunch Anita's!

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    Sehe H.

    VISIT HISTORY: 5/5 - Last visit: today during lunch break - Frequency: first time, random found on my way from covid testing - Visit again? yesss, I wanna try all the meat selection FOO(D)RINK: 4/5 All food arrived in 6 minutes - carne asada taco: well charred, wish there was more meat - carnitas taco: good seasoning - pastor taco: disproportionally lots of onions, juicy meat - Overall: solid simple standard taco stand with well cooked meat, wish there was more cilantro and lime. Needed more acidity. Appreciate the red sauce. Great value for $2. I might like it on the same playing field as carmelo's. VIB(E)XPERIENCE: 3/5 - Decoration: it's a food truck but señorita Anita I'm the food truck is a babe - Staff: low key and chill. - Noise level: mexican music playing in the background - Wait time for foo(d)rink arrival: 6 minutes. - Wait time for our check: pay before eating. $2 per taco is

    Heaven, Bliss, Paradise.  Four carne asada and two pork tacos.
    Rob H.

    This is hands down a legitimate spot for tacos. I can't even begin to tell you how I wished I lived closer to this place. Money!!!

    2 carne asada and 1 lengua taco
    Michelle L.

    got 2 asada tacos and 1 lengua . asada was a bit tough but flavorful. the lengua was amazing, soft and flavorful. next time just gonna get three lengua tacos. wait was about ten minutes. there's condiments and seating area at the side.

    really uncooked white substance of some sort in the meat i wouldnt recommend it overpriced as usual

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    Robb M.

    Anyone who knows me, knows I am a sucker for a new food truck. So, when I saw this one as I was driving down Aurora, I had to stop. For me, it had all the makings of an incredible food truck. Nestled in a dark parking lot on a sketchy part of Aurora that is populated with marijuana shops and prostitutes. Sandwiched between a tire shop and a cheap motel...I mean how much better could it get? All it needed was some gunfire and I would've been reminiscing about the good old days in Oakland, CA. Well, it was alright, but it didn't live up to the location. First off, let me say that the people are really nice. So, I hope they do well. As for the food, it was pretty good. They make their own chorizo, so that is a plus! Since it was my first time, I tried a variety to get a feel for it. The chorizo tacos were alright, but the chorizo could use help with the seasoning. The carnitas taco tasted more like a baked pork roast than carnitas. The grilled chicken taco was pretty good as well, but didn't have that pop. The highlight was the carnitas quesadilla. That was good. Nice and cheesy, and the carnitas in that had real flavor. Overall, all of the tacos were fairly bland, but the quesadilla was tasty! I'll probably wait awhile, and then try them again.

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    I love Anitas. Food is always on point and delicious. Service is so awesome. They are super nice.

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    Great food, quick service, we love the spicy chicken tacos! They did move to a new location, across from Oak Tree on Aurora Ave.

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    Great carne asada burritos and great size burritos for the price customer service was perfect will be recommending this places to others.

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    Great food friendly attractive staff and good portions! I got 3 beef tacos and 3 tostadas. The sauces were very flavorful and plentiful.

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    Bought 6 of the worst tacos I've ever had no salt bland and Leuk warm. As a fellow Mexican I can say Taco Bell is better

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