Easter egg extravaganza at Pico Park in the city of Pico Rivera…read more Great time so many families and 4 lunch truck elected to be here. Pretzel truck and 3 Hispanic food have to say this because different genres I decided on lupes I like the menu no fancy words or design the food. Walking up to the truck I can smell good stuff. So much looked good but I was sharing with my wife. I decided on carne asada fries. They are POS with there bank B of A that's cool. Good customer service A young man greeted me and asked me what I wanted to order. I told him and asked what came with it he was very knowledgeable and added to what I was ordering. Then he handed me a electric pager like the ones restaurants use when your waiting to be seated. Totally cool. Wow for a togo box this was packed fried and cheese on the bottom the. A good glob of carne asada well seasoned and guacamole and the beans on top good accent. Gooey delicious tasted great my wife loved it we shared it and left nothing to pass. Price to product was right on. I would like to visit there restaurant sometime. Hope to see this establishment again definitely a good choice for a Easter activity

So we had wanted to have them cater my daughters graduation party but they would never return our…read morecalls and never even responded to anything we tried for weeks but they need to not have a catering flyer if they cannot even answer peoples phone calls or messages the sad thing is they loose out on business not good they need organization in their business

I LOVE ice cream trucks! Of course they cost more now than when I was a child growing up in…read moreWisconsin, but they are still just as fun. I love the music. I love that Mike's Ice Cream Truck is often parked by Civic Center Park on Wednesday evenings for Farmer's Market/Music in the Park. There is a great selection of ice cream, bars, sundaes, and snacks. The soft serve is rich and creamy! I like the Chocolate/Vanilla twist best. And Mike always serves my cone with a smile no matter how long that line is. Love it all! Two pigtails up!

Mr. Mike is always accommodating and friendly with all he serves! He is all about serving those in…read morethe community and the kids just love him! You can't get a better and bigger soft serve cone than his. Thank you for being such a joy to our community Mr Mike!!

I went in on January 6 to pick up a Rosca de Reyes, and honestly, it was not what I expected at…read moreall. The bread was extremely dry, almost stale, and it ended up being one of those situations where nobody even wanted to take it home. At first, I thought I scored a good deal because a large rosca usually runs around $40-$50, and this one was closer to $33, but now I understand why. With something this traditional, especially something people look forward to once a year, the quality really matters, and unfortunately, this one missed the mark. I didn't try any of their other pastries, and to be fair, maybe those are better, but Rosca de Reyes is such a staple that it's hard to excuse when it's done poorly. It actually hurts to write this review because I want local bakeries to succeed, but I also feel like I need to be honest with myself and with others who might be deciding where to buy theirs. On a positive note, the staff was very kind and welcoming. The bakery itself was empty when I went, and it's tucked into the corner of a parking lot, so it's easy to miss if you don't already know it's there. I'm sure regulars know exactly where to park and how things work, but for a first visit tied to such a special tradition, the experience just didn't deliver. There wasn't really an ambience for customers other than a very busy kitchen. There was just nobody there when I went.

Thumbs up for the most truly authentic Mexican Panaderia in Azusa !…read more Mexican from ELA I had not found a good panaderia in this side of town. Tried one in Covina but blah, so I always had to go back to ELA La Favorita !!! Yummmm yes go there too lol, until last year or the year b4 by accident. So glad I did ! I was craving Pan Dulce and Yelped of course and found this place and had to try it. If you want authentic pan dulce in Azusa, this is it ! Skip the Mexican markets, that bread is stale and does not taste authentic. Am I right or am I right ? As a kid when we went to Jalisco, my grandma always took us for pan in the evenings :D yummmm That's where my love of pan dulce comes from ! It's her fault lol Even though she made us walk like 2 miles just for pan & chocolate calientito yummm lol Sometimes I didn't want to go. Now in retrospect, the walking was a good idea you know, all the carbs ! Haha Well this place reminds me of those yummy times. :D For me, I love conchas, cuernos, & this round bread that looks like it has dust on top. I just forgot what's it called lol and it's my favorite to dunk in cold milk or warm chocolate abuelita. Ugh I can't remember what it's called ! After a long moment of thinking lol Oh yeah ! CEMITAS or is it Semitas!!! I don't know but Yummmm !! Some people I know don't like them cuz it's plain or never tried it, but it has like fennel seeds or something spicy like cinnamon baked into them because I love them & as a child I always chose that one & cuernos ! Like I said, dunk them in super cold milk or warm chocolatito abuelita and you can't go wrong ! They also have the best cuernos !!! What am I talking about ? Let me ESplain lol ( in the voice of Ricky Ricardo, I Love Lucy, hehe who else loves Lucy & Ricky? ) Cuernos are basically CROISSANTS ! YESSSS ! Yummm ! So yummy flaky & buttery ! I want some, but I can't have them anymore but you can ! So go have some for me and let me know if you love cuernos as much as me ! I once met the owner very friendly :D He's from Jalisco, if I remember correctly. Enjoy your pan dulce ! Let me know if you loved it & are addicted now lol Yummy eating

The tacos here are delicious.The el pastor taco on thursday will drop you to both knees can't wait…read moreto go back

Excellent! $2 per taco, great for satisfying late night protein. Plus they are nice :) Rating 1 to…read more5... We Ordered: Lengua (1.. awful, but most dont use real tongue, I personally make it best, sooo), Suadero (2 -meh, bland, no love, zero seasoning) Cabeza (4 - yum! Crispy, fatty goodness) They include ample salsas, cilantro, onion, white baby potatoes, greasy grilled onions with jalapenos, cucumbers, radishes and lemons WITHOUT asking. So.. they get 4 stars overall. Will return. Will try the rest of meats next time!

Ok this place is not open on Sundays... however, I am reviewing the street vendor In front of it…read more This street vender sells chilaquiles. They are a start-up business we were talking to the owners and hoping their business takes off.... Because they are one of the best chilaquiles I've had!!!!!!! Yes! I am always hesitant about street vendors especially when they don't have a health inspection. :) However, the ladies are very clean, wearing gloves, and someone else is handling the money and he isn't near the food. They have 6 sauces you can try! My favorite is the poblano! Sooooo delicious! They are served with eggs, beans red onion sour cream and cheese! They have Venmo or cash! Only open on Sundays. Big box 10.00 small box 5.00. I got t3 boxes, for my two oldest and one for my husband and I to share ... there were no left overs!!!!! That's how good the poblano sauce is!!!!!!! I'm DEFINITELY coming here AGAIN!

Great chilaquiles! The hottest salsa was actually spicy! I've had this twice already and would…read moredefinelty go back!

Great food! I come here and order for my wife and I on a weekly basis. Highly recommend this food…read moretruck.

This taco truck is the bomb. It's here reliably and doesn't leave early. The crowd and the boys on…read morethe truck are all good. Prices are good, but not the lowest in town, and no specials like taco Tuesday. $1.25 for tacos and generally $6 most everything else. Food is usually outstanding! Sometimes I've been served fatty meat but only occasionally. Today I asked what the best meat is for a quesadilla. He recommended Carne Asada and Chorizo. It was bomb!!

The variety was amazing, the classic kettle corn was perfect, and the small business Saturday…read moreprices were phenomenal. I need to keep an eye on the hours to return for one of those tins

I first heard of the place through a SGV eats post and wished it was closer to me. Today as I'm…read moreheading to my sister's I realized I'd be passing close enough to stop by and check it out. I love popcorn in all flavors and was excited to get some for me and for my neice/nephews. It's a small store front in Azusa. But it looks like they stay busy- two people came in after me. The owner was in preparing a pre-order of 175 x-small bags of kettle lorn. Both the owner and the guy behind the counter were helpful, informative and willing to let me sample whatever flavors I wanted. So many to choose from. I ended up getting 5 bags (Windy City mix, vanilla cupcake, blue raspberry, buttery caramel, turtle mix) and started eating them in the car to my sisters. I love that all the bags are resealable except the x-small. The bags are made of a thick plastic and the reseals easily! The Windy City mix is the caramel with cheese. Keith said he's going to be making his Chicago style which has the buttery caramel and cheese but hasn't had time. That should be amazing. He has traditional caramel and the buttery caramel which takes longer to make. The vanilla cupcake is sweet-but I love sweet. Like a vanilla kettle corn with white chocolate drizzle! The blue raspberry wasn't too sweet and not my fav but I thought my 5 year old nephew would love it. The turtle seems to be like a light caramel corn with chocolate caramel drizzle. I'll definitely come by again and try more flavors! Maybe more savory ones next time.

The best baked potatoes! The Corntater is enormous! Its a genius creation! Margie and her family…read moreare so welcoming and extremely generous with their portions! The corn salad is very flavorful and refreshing.

We found Margie's Shuck Wagon at the Welk Farmers' Market. To be honest the Shuck Wagon seemed a…read morebit out of place amongst the various hippie vendors here. The wagon seemed more fitting for a traveling caravel or small town fair. In any case, they offer approachable favorites like fresh corn and football size potatoes. They also have nachos ladled in cheese sauce if that's what you're hankering for. Service was friendly and accommodating. Definitely try their corn on the cobb!