My friends and I quickly stopped by Tacos El Sazón Oaxaqueño for a few tacos after dining at…read moreIn-N-Out next door. I had a chance to try out an al pastor and cabeza taco. The line was considerably long around 7:30 p.m. so it took a while for us to order and receive our food. I like that the tacos here are single tortilla -- as opposed to double tortillas, so the filling to tortilla ratio feels a lot more balanced. For both tacos, the meat is incredibly tender and flavorful. Although a bunch of sauces and garnishes are provided, the taco was good enough on its own. Of the sauces we received, my favorites to add was a squeeze of lime and the red sauce, which had a nice smokey Chipotle flavor and wasn't overly spicy. My friend ordered a quesadilla and it was absolutely massive! I definitely would only recommending ordering a quesadilla if you're sharing it, or if you're coming with a massive appetite. Overall, Tacos El Sazón Oaxaqueño was a nice gem we randomly stumbled upon while routing to In-N-Out for burgers. Between the two, I would certainly save my stomach space for tacos from Tacos El Sazón Oaxaqueño next time.

Tacos El Sazón Oaxaqueño has really good food, but there are a few things I think people should…read moreknow before they visit. One thing that caught me off guard is that there are no prices posted anywhere. They simply tell you your total at the end, and in my experience, the prices are higher than I expected. To help others, here's what I was charged: Aguas frescas (Horchata, Strawberry Horchata, Piña, Jamaica): $7 each Burrito: $18 Mulita: $9 each Torta: $13 Huarache: $16 The food itself is very good, especially when they're not busy. When it's slower, the portions are generous and everything seems to be made with more care. During the rush, though, I've noticed the portions get smaller and the food feels a little rushed, which is disappointing considering the prices. One of my favorite things is the salsa bar. They have a great variety of salsas and toppings, including cucumbers, pickled cabbage, and other fresh additions, and you can help yourself. They also had four different aguas frescas available when I visited: Horchata, Strawberry Horchata, Piña, and Jamaica, which was a nice selection. I do think the customer service could be improved. A little more friendliness and better communication, especially about pricing, would make a big difference. Overall, the food is tasty and they offer a great selection, but I'd really like to see prices posted and more consistency with portions, especially during busy hours. Hopefully this review helps anyone wondering what to expect before ordering.

It's about time we bring food trucks down to the Marina Waterfront!!! Great options for Martinez…read moreresidence and visitors to enjoy every Saturday! Hope it continues and grows! Now if only they can work on setting up some tables and chairs for those to sit and enjoy the lovely waterfront and food.

《Good service》la comida esta super buena con los mejores precios $$…read more Los recomiendo ah todos las personas

Excelente servicio, las pupusas están muy sabrosas, 100% recomendadas, hay parqueo disponible…read moresiempre en benicia!! Att: los 3 mosqueteros

We had the pleasure of trying their food in Downtown Vallejo. They were one of the vendors at the…read moreBattle in the Bay Car Show by Chelu Family CC. The lady who took my order was super nice but I do have to warn you the prices are a little steep. $8 for 1 bbq skewer? I didn't try this but I did try: 1. Mexipino lumpia (birria lumpia?) - This was delicious and less messier to eat than a taco. It had the same great flavors. $15 for 4 pieces cut in half was steep but it did hit the spot at the event. 2. Cali drip - I was excited to try this. I'm a big fan of calamansi. Sadly, this disappointed me. It was all sugar and less tart. It reminded me of the sugary kool-aid my aunties and uncle's used to make. It's like when you buy an alcoholic beverage and it has no alcohol. I'd love to give this place another try and maybe try the bbq sticks.

Traballos backyard bbq is amazing. I opted to get breakfast and a Longsilog was what I needed. The…read morefact that they included tomatoes and onions was clutch! The owner, Doc is a cool ass dude and he rocks it out with this food! Will for sure be going back soon!

After spending time exploring downtown Martinez's antique shops and farmers market, we headed over…read moreto Five Suns Brewing Company for lunch and refreshments. It was a beautiful day, perfect for sitting outside and listening to live music. The staff was extremely helpful, answering all of our questions and even offering tastes of their beers and sours. I'm not usually a fan of sours, so I went with the Ernst Amber Ale, while my friends ordered the Cosmo Sour and the P-Wing Sour. For sours, they were surprisingly tasty. I may have to give them another chance. Street Steam Bunz was the food truck of the day, and we ordered rice bowls with bulgogi beef and chicken katsu. Both were served with fried rice, ginger, and pickled cucumbers, and everything was delicious. A great way to spend a Sunday. Five Suns and Street Steam Bunz both earn five stars from me.

We met some friends at Five Suns for a couple of beers on a leisurely Saturday. Our first time…read morehere, but our friends are regulars and spoke highly of this spot. Nice, casual spot to hang out. The staff is friendly and helpful, and happy to make suggestions and provide samples. Prices are actually reasonable, noticeably more so than comparable places. I had an OG Burst, and a Ghost Moon Pilsner. The pilsner was very good. RB had the Granger porter and enjoyed it. There is a food truck by the patio, from which we ordered a grilled cheese, which was good. You can also bring in outside food if you prefer. Would return for another visit next time we're in downtown Martinez.

The burgers are the most generous beautiful tasty patties, fresh! The fries seasoned and you will…read morebe in a state of bliss. They serve the lettuce onion and tomato separate. Easily this beats most "standard" burger joints around town all those are basic. This is made with respect for the food to an art form. Yes it from a food truck and made by humans not Costco burgers mass produced. I lived in a glorified food park a small fishing village north of San Jose, it ruined my well exposed pallet for basic food here in Vallejo. This burger made with respect and full of flavor beats anything else I have found here. I know people are attached to their childhood burger places but give this a try, it's time to grow up.

I have not been here for quite some time. That was a mistake…read more Came by today for a gyros. Had the lamb/beef combination. Flavors were amazing, the I added to sauce, took it in the next level deliciousness. My photo doesn't do the size justice. It had to be 12" long and stuffed full. Ate what I could. Rest is waiting in the fridge. Service was good. A crest like this does not come out fast. Really good food. I'll be back for the falafels.

Loaded Chickn has some fire chicken tenders and is a sauce lovers dream. Definitely recommend the…read morechipotle aioli & and a side of lemon pepper sauce for the tenders.

I Had to wait quite a while for my tacos but it was worth it ! 10/10 . The tacos do have a spicy…read moresauce which give it some kick . Definitely will be back

Was hungry for some good Mexican food and was on my way to another truck when I saw this one…read moresitting in the H Lounge lot and decided to just stop here. Glad I made that choice, had an amazing carnitas California burrito and will be coming back soon for more.