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

Did not disappoint!! Went to get tacos at the spot across from Walmart near Pepboys on Azusa by…read morearrow but, normal taco spot was not there. Saw Lupe's truck and looked them up. They had good reviews so decided to try them. The family enjoyed the flavor of the meats. We got Pollo, asada and pastor tacos. Salsas were great also. Washed it down with a Mexican Coca cola!!!

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

Delicious tacos de chicharron! The lady was very nice and attentive. Definitely going back.read more

Always love supporting smaller businesses like food trucks. For Tulsa's Tacos, there was plenty of…read morestreet parking available right behind the truck. There wasn't a line at around 5:30 pm, so it was quick to order. This truck accepts Zelle payments, which was huge! After browsing their menu, I ordered (1) al pastor burrito, (1) carnitas taco, and (1) chorizo taco. Despite a large order, everything was neatly packed within 10 minutes. They also included the sauces in the bag. The chorizo taco was a bit lacking in flavor, but I consider it 3/5. I liked the asada tacos a lot better and consider it a 3.5/5. For the burrito, this was definitely my favorite and I'd give it a 4/5. There was a lot of flavor in the onion, beans, rice, etc. The only drawback was the burrito was falling apart with each bite, so be prepared to get messy! One thing to note is that the pepper they gave was very spicy. If you're looking to dine here, there are a few tables in the front that accommodates large groups.

Yes, get in line. Yes, it is worth the wait…read more After my 2nd time, here it pays to arrive a few minutes before they open up shop. I am told Wednesday to Sunday 6pm to 12am only, so arrive a bit early get in line!!! The meat choice and options are ALL good!! Highly recommend the pastor, Im allergic to pineapple but it was worth suffering for for the bomb tacos. I absolutely loved the Costillas de cerdo (pork ribs) plate, it was enough for two people, but made for great leftovers for breakfast the next day shredded with some eggs!! The horchata is so delicious, definitely want to try the strawberry Agua fresco next time, and the melons!! Killer salsa bar, love the guacamole salsa the best, their salsas pack alot of heat (and flavor) and watch out for those cucumbers, they come with spicy chopped orange habaneros, don't mistake them for carrots Will definitely be frequenting their location, which is in a nice lil cul de sac across from the church. So beautiful mindful of the area, and the parking. They do offer a nice little seating area, with napkins, chairs and utensils. And while you're in line salivating the smells and being one with thr charcoal smoke, be prepare to get samples from the grill master!! Great marketing and to ease the anxiety of what to order! Absolutely try Jonny's!!!!

A must try and yes, the line is worth it. When we first arrived the line was ok, nothing too crazy…read more As the night went on, it got larger and larger. Boy, this place is popular. The food is really good and the short ribs are amazing. You can get a bunch of them or just ask for 2 or 3. They are really tender and tasty. I really love the staff and how they cater to the line. One of the staff who was chopping up some meat said, "would you like a try?" Of course everyone in the line said yes and he proceeded to give out small bites of the meat he was chopping up as a taste test. Now you have Happy Customers. My top choices are the short ribs and suadero which you can request to be crispy. I prefer it to be tender. It reminded me of carnitas. Please be courteous to the neighbors as it is in a cul-de-sac off of Barranca and Grand. Try to keep the line off the sidewalk as well so others can have a walkway. You can take your food to go or they do have some tables for seating.

My work hosted an event and had them provide lunch. We chose to try birria ramen (I was intrigued…read moreso had to try), birria tacos and quesadilla with asada. The birria ramen was piping hot which I liked. It did take me awhile to get to my seat so the noodles were soggier than I would have liked but I just personally prefer more Al dente noodles but think the texture would be fine for other people. A unique concept. The soup was a tad salty for me but I still love this fusion idea. The birria tacos were my favorite especially with the dipping sauce that came with it. The quesadilla was good but I liked it with the green salsa.

Customer service was excellent! They were older gentleman that took my big order and was made right…read moreaway. A little pricy but everything is pricy these days

Great to see this spot take the next step and graduate to a food truck. The food is still great…read moreand the service as always is excellent. Felicidades muchachos y muchachas. Gracias por su servicio ala comunidad. They are even taking care of their clientele and the general public on December 14, 2025 with free tacos and drink. Don't miss out. Mark your calendar. Look for the baseball character on the side of the truck then you've made it to La Esquinita. Sunset/Irwindale and Badillo.

Where did they go ?! They had the best al pastor ! Accepted…read morezelle and the green salsa was fire!

Some taco spots slowly go downhill over the years. This isn't one of them…read more This is still one of my go-to taco spots and every visit reminds me why. The meat quality is consistently excellent and it's hard to beat when those late-night taco cravings hit. My favorite item isn't even a taco....it's the Wednesday $8 Angel's Potato special. The only downside is that it comes with just four tortillas, and I always end up buying extras because the portion is massive. Seriously, the serving size has never shrunk. It's the definition of a loaded potato, and I appreciate that they've kept the portions just as generous over the years. One tip: since this is a taco stand, don't assume they'll always be at their usual spot. I've made that mistake before and showed up to an empty spot. Check their Instagram before heading over, and make sure to read the comments too. They don't always post closures, but customers often mention if they're not open. It'll save you a wasted trip.

Ana, who took my order, is always so welcoming and always has a kind smile…read more I ordered 3 Vampiros - Pastor, Cabrera, and Asada. They're all so generously loaded with so much meat, etc.! My 3 meat choices has great flavors, and are tender and juicy. These completely reminds me of the tacos from Tijuana and Tecate, except that this truck gives MUCH larger portions! I recommended them to my family, friends and neighbors. Thank you to everyone who works so hard in that truck! I'M A FAN!

Gasssss The service is good too, they're really nice. I…read moreshould've tried this sooner I got the wet & wild burrito which is basically asada fried rolled up

I came on a Saturday afternoon and the food court wasn't as packed so I thought about getting a few…read moredifferent food items to try. This place had nachos and asada fries so I wanted to try them out. I had one of the dishes upgraded into a meal which was a small drink and a side of chips and salsa. The place wasn't busy when I went up, after ordering you get a tip screen which sets percentages already and I just clicked on a set for quick ease. The dishes came in half box containers, lots of food but I did spend $35 so it should feed at least 2 people. The fries were thick cut and actually not crispy, which was confusing but not bad on flavor. Just reminds me of sautéed potatoes. I think the nachos were better, they were still crispy and not the toppings were really good. The salsa is spicy, so I couldn't have any but they gave us jalapeno slices for the dish which was nice. Refills are one drink with receipt proof, so I got that before leaving.