I love, love, and Absolutely love this corn man he's so nice, his corn is so fresh and they are always happy. Even though he comes out at night he is still the best. I honestly would choose his delicious corn then making it at home on my lazy days. He adds alot of chili which is what I like and I love to support small business on wheels;) aha anyways you guys should check him out he comes between 11-11:30pm and usually there is a big line like all the time. There is a parking lot your able to park in and you just have to wait for his car to show up. read more

The best elote ever. I've been coming here for years and its always sooo good. The champurado is the best thing when its cold

The best elotes in LA!! The corn man is no joke. He usually gets there at 10 pm, and there would already be some people waiting for him to set up and open. The usual wait is around 35-40 minutes, but I guess on busy nights the wait could be up to an hour! It's so simple yet so good. You can either get the corn in a bowl or on the cob. I always get the bowl ($2.5) since I don't want to make a mess. The best part is he adds some sort of butter? powder chili, and cheese on top. You can ask for lime too. One bite and it's like heaven in your mouth. It's the perfect food to get after a night out since he's usually there until 3 am! Whoop whoop!! read more

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This elotero has a huge cult following in Lincoln heights and his elote is probably one of the best Ive ever had! He's very generous with the corn and condiments for a low prince of 2.50! His son works alongside him too and both of them are super chill to talk to. If youre COVID conscious I'd steer clear from here but other than that social distance and mask up when youre ordering. read more

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Came a little after 12am and they said they ran out. The hours should be updated so people don't come and waste their time.

Years later, still the best! Got the elote and the esquite. He loads it up more than any neighborhood elote man. read more

The best elotes! Super tasty and very generous with the toppings. 100% recommend this place.

I've been wanting to try this guys elote for years! I'm sad to say I was quite disappointed. They say he arrives around 11pm so we got there shortly before and there was already a huge line. He didn't arrive until almost 12pm. About an hour later it was finally our turn. I got the esquite and it was good but not worth the hype at all! It just tasted like an average esquite to me. Rico tejuino around the corner has the best esquite I've ever had, but they close super early. This is a good little place to try for a late night snack but absolutely not worth waiting 2 hours for. I noticed when we were after 1pm there was almost no line, so I would wait a while I before going if you don't want to wait in a huge line. read more

My friend took me here to this elote stand run by the corn man himself! The elote here is literally the BEST ELOTE I've ever had!!!! You can get either spicy or no spicy with your elote or have it on a stick or in a cup. My first bite was life changing as it was the best elote I've ever had so far in my life! The butter with the corn and mayo with the chilie made it taste so good! The best part was that it was SUPER cheap! It cost only $1.50 for my elote and it was amazing! I highly recommend you try this place out as it is fresh af! The hours says he is done by 10pm but he can go as late as 2am or until he is sold out! Highly highly recommend going here! read more

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It is amazing how the Corn Man is still here. When I was a kid, the price was around $1.50, but is now $4.00. Soda is still $1.00. However, it is still worth it. I usually get the bowl with everything on it (some blue bottle of margarine, mayo, cotija cheese, chilli) and I ask for lime/lemon on top. The citrus tone helps cut all the fat on it and is a perfect balancer. Line is longer than I remembered, probably due to the popularity and social media. Just remember to not litter in the parking lot because the pigs will complain about it, as well as his son and daughter and him will end up cleaning the whole parking lot. There is a trash bag the corn man keeps near him, so use that. It is sad to see there are always litter of the bowls, soda cans, etc in the parking lot. read more

Corn man changed my life!!!!!! Just kidding, but it was the best elote I ever had. I never thought I would be waiting in a long line in a random parking lot at 11 pm for what looked like nothing. Totally, totally worth the wait! Flew in from Jersey once and tried it, had to come back two years later to eat it again. The elote is so delicious. Pretty much on the heavy side though. If you prefer subtle things (not too salty or sweet or greasy), I would say ask for maybe half of everything that goes on the corn. It really shouldn't be $2.50, I hope that he raises the price so he can just enjoy more profit. All in all, definitely support this local business! read more

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110% worth the wait. I kid you not, this is literally a favorite place of mine in LA. The corn is so mouthwatering and delicious, I ate mine so quick. They are both so nice and helpful too! I cannot wait to go back. read more

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Finally got to try what the hype was all about! |Food| The corn on the cob sold out unfortunately while I was in line so I was only able to get the corn in the cup. They both are $2.50. I noticed that he puts a lot of the cotija cheese (6-7 spoons ) so I asked for only 2 and it was just enough for me! Surprisingly I really liked it. The corn was really plump and sweet. It was definitely fresh corn and not canned corn. The mayo surprisingly didn't taste weird at all. I think I would omit the butter next time because I didn't taste it so it's just extra calories in my opinion. The chili is pretty spicy ! |Parking| Tons of parking in the lot! So won't be a problem |Overall| The corn man was so friendly and nice! I will definitely be back and hopefully be able to try the corn on the cob. * I came at around 11pm and got my corn and around 12am. The lines would definitely go by faster if people didn't take their sweet time chatting and swarming the corn man........ read more

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Bomb corn this guy never misses usually gets here around 11:30pm you won't be disappointed.

It was my 1st time going to this spot. I want with my friends and they recommended for me to try the cornball first. Who would have thought that something so simple can be such an awesome thing to eat, especially late at night! It's a must try for less than $5, too! read more

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An LA staple! This is probably the best late night guilty pleasure food you'll find in the area. I had to make this stop while in the city. Waited in line for about an hour and a half, but when you're not alone the time flies and the reward is well worth it. The elote and bowl was about $2.50 a piece and delish! Next time I think I'll get less Mayo and more lime read more

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I miss the elotes! Saludos desde Beverly Hills we will be back soon! Best corn! Service is amazing, nice & friendly people! read more

I literally came to california just to come to this man. Judt kidding but I have waited so long for the moment I get to see this mans face and watch him make the best bowl of food that I will have ever eaten in my life. I saw so many snaps and pictures of this elote man and made it one of my little bucket lists to one day go. The reviews rave about how amazing it is so I had to go. Came around 1130pm on a Thursday night and found the place with a line all the way down the parking lot... I really hoped that waiting for it will be worth it because it looked like a long wait. I ended up waiting 2 hours and my goal was to get the corn on the cob and a bowl. Fast foward 2 hours. Im in front of the glorious man himself and he tells me they ran out of corn on the cob... its okay because I ordered 4 bowls to make up for it. 2.50 a bowl not bad and the amount he cheese he puts on it.. man.. amazing I got out of line and stood there with 2 bowls in a bag and 1 bowl in front of me. Took my pictures and dug into it. It was the creamiest elote I have ever eaten. Maybe it was the cheese or the butter or the mayo but man it was soooo good. The corn was super crunchy too and really sweet it was just amazing... The next day I had the extra bowls in the fridge and so I put it in a bowl and microwaved it like 1 minute. I started mixing it and man.. that cheese pull... it smelled so good and it was literally like a cheesey mac and cheese except this time its corn and cheese. Everything was incorporated so well and the taste? Man even better.. idk how the corn stayed so crunchy still but it was definitely not soggy. Perfect crunch of corn, smooth and creamy texture and taste and the little kick of spice.. amazing.. Worth 2 hours yes but next time ill go early to beat the line and get that cob. read more

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This is definitely some of the best elote/esquite in Los Angeles! This little food stand is ran by Timothy who has been selling his street corn for over 30 years. His hours change but he is currently there from 11:15pm-3am every night. We came at 10:45pm and were surprised to see many people waiting already with folding chairs on deck! We brought a table and chairs too so I guess we were on point. He was a little late by about 20 minutes but he's a stand so it's all good! We got the corn on the cob and in the bowl to try both - the cob was definitely better although messier! He loads your corn with mayo, butter, chili powder (which is def a bit spicy), and a mountain of cheese. You can also get lime additionally! Once we left, there was a line down the whole parking lot! Timothy works hard and it's easy to tell that he's passionate. I would def recommend for a late night snack, perhaps after some tacos!! Parking is plentiful in the lot and the corn is now $3. Enjoy! read more

I'll never get tired of these esquites. Always hits the spot after a bar or club. Would recommend 10/10

Delicious corn. Recommended. Good price . On the stick in the bowl . Spicy or not spicy they got it all. read more

This elote is a family business and it is the best I've tried so far, The line speaks for itself.

*** CASH ONLY *** The legend has it that there's a street vendor in Lincoln Heights that only sells Mexican corn on the cob (elotes) from 10:30 PM - 2:00 AM. Not only that, this mysterious "Corn Man" (his name is Timoteo) has been doing this for 30+ years (started sometime in 1988). Heck, I was somewhat suspicious about the Corn Man's location at first because I didn't see anyone waiting in line on Thursday at 9 AM. However, I knew the Yelp address was correct the moment I saw someone busted out a portable chair right next to the telephone booth at 9:30 PM. [Parking] - Since the vendor is right next to the 99 Cents Only Stores parking plaza, you will find ample free parking spaces. [Wait time] - For my 1st visit, line started to form at 9:45 PM (I was one of the first in line) on Thursday night. For my 2nd visit, I came at 10:45 PM on Friday and the wait time was approximately one hour. [Menu] - There are really only two options - cob or bowl ($2 each). The Corn Man will ask you the following questions: Cob or bowl? Here or to go? With or without chili? Regular cheese or light cheese? You can also request a fresh squirt of lime. For drinks they sell champurrado (Mexican hot chocolate), sodas, and bottles of water. *** Mexican corn on the cob (elotes - with chili, $2): Talk about one creamy (from cheese and mayo), spicy (chili), and juicy cob for JUST $2. The cob was already in aluminum foil, so it was very easy to dispose the finished cob. Man that first bite was absolutely amazing - I am calling it the Bite of the Year (for 2018). Bowl (esquite - $2): I ordered the bowl on my 2nd visit and it was definitely not as messy as the cob, but the bowl simply cannot replace the cob experience. Champurrado (Mexican hot chocolate): Not my cup of tea and I didn't like it as much as I thought. *** Personally I will ALWAYS get the cob over the bowl. It is hands down a must visit and a hidden gem for LA foodies. Hey I don't like corns that much, but Corn Man's elotes are mind-blowingly good. read more

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i love this place, always fresh and good , i used to come here 3 years already and always be happy

huge parking lot you can park and start forming your line at. He comes around 1130 takes a few minutes to set up his stand. Then the man greets you when its your turn with a friendly smile. The corn is hot and fresh and $4 for a bowl or corn on the cob. Very generous with the toppings so don't be shy to ask for more if needed. and don't forget to tip the team!! read more

So there's all this hype about this older gentleman selling corn in micron hype and I myself have to check to see if the hype is real and so I show up an hour before he sets up and by by 11pm the line is long as can be and I'm like there's no way it's just corn and oh boy was I wrong it's not just corn (well it is) when you first bite into it it will all the fixings(Mayo cheese butter and Chile) it's like nothing you've never had before like the Cora tastes so different and it kinda ruins corn for you because let me tell you every corn I've had after this taste horrible do what this man does is the cooking process but what ever he does it makes it better then any corn you've had trust me this is for sure a must have no doubt about read more

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Best corn I've had in so long , been going here for years and never disappoints. His service is amazing and treats you with respect. The vibe there is good . read more

I went here because I saw Lisa go here and it did not disappoint. The elote is so so good, but there is a little bit of a wait. Definitely tastes better mixed but can be a little messy. read more

My favorite spot ever! it is so good and so fresh and feels so at home. The service is very welcoming as well we definitley love it here $4 for a corn loaded with the toppings is also so bomb. The chili is also homemade and it definitley has a kick to it. the only downside would have to be the waiting but other than that i recommend just bring chairs and a blanket read more

Y'all know about the Muffin Man who lives in Drury Lane, but did y'all know about the awesome Corn Man that sells his delicious elotes off of Workman Street?! Mr. Timoteo (aka, The Corn Man) and his little makeshift stand can be found every evening, near the alley entrance of the 99c parking lot, off of Workman. He makes an appearance closer to 10:30 PM, but the line begins forming at around 9-9:15 PM. Trust me, get there early, as the corn does run out. The menu is literally all about elotes, offered in 2 forms: on the cob, or kernels sliced into a styrofoam bowl. Obviously, even though the corn-on-the-cob is messier to tackle, it's the better option! When it's your turn, Mr. Timoteo greets you and asks you what you would like to order; then, you see how the magical corn comes to its glorious being. He inserts a sharp wooden stick into the end of the corn to be used as a handle. He then spatulas about a 1/2 cup of mayo (or more) on the corn, dips it into a big tub of white Parmesan cheese, and then grabs a squirt bottle of melted butter and then dresses it generously. If you want it to make it 'spicy,' he'll sprinkle some chile powder to it, and even the option to squirt some lime juice, per request. You then walk a few steps towards Mr. Timoteo's son, where you can pick up canned beverages and/or pay up in cash. THE ELOTES ARE SO SO SO SO DELICIOUS. Even though it's created with simple ingredients, it's the ratio and the combination of how Mr. Timoteo does it - the corn is perfectly steamed and piping HOT; the toppings on the corn just melds together in perfect delicious harmony, with a nice kick from the chile powder. It is an absolute comfort snack at its finest!!! Some take their orders to-go, but I'm all about eating it right there on the trunk of our car AHAHA The hubs, who is a huge corn fanatic, absolutely loved it as well, and he even said that he would probably get another corn with just melted butter, just for simplicity's sake. The only thing is that there may be evenings where Mr. Timoteo may not show up, but taking the risk to wait to end up with some delicious elotes, it's totally worth it! CHECK HIM OUT!!! +DELICIOUS ELOTES!!! +stick with the corn-on-the-cob option +add the chile for a nice kick! +line-up at around 9-9:15 PM +corn DOES RUN OUT +canned soda available +located at the entry point of the parking lot off of Workman +cash only! +plenty of parking in parking lot read more

Before I leave for New York tomorrow I had to make a 1 am run to the famous Corn man in LA. * This man has been around for over 25 years open from 10:30 to 3am every day. We got lucky that there wasn't a huge line on a Tuesday night but even then at 1:30 am there was still about 10 people there. * This man is a legend. You must try it ! * * * #eatwithchefboyardli IG: @chef.boyardli read more

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Got there at 11pm. Ordered at about 1am. Definitely worth the wait for us . The corn is so good and creamy . I believe it's cash only . Strongly recommend taking a chair cuz it is a long wait . But like I said, it's worth the wait ! read more

I have to say best corn I ever had. I can't stop coming back to have some. One time I let my brother try it .. he can't stop asking for more when he come to visit. Most of the time long line but it worth the wait .. thanks for the delicious corn ! read more

Whenever my bf and I are craving elotes, this is the only place we go to. The Yelp says that they are opened from "11AM-10PM" but the party doesn't started til around 10:30PM-11PM. Every single time that I've gone, rain or shine, the lines have always been long but always worth it! Whenever I have relatives visiting in LA, this is a must! I recommend the corn on the cob if you don't mind getting down and dirty! *Lines form as early as 9PM! read more

Corn man is delicious! I always try and find my way there whenever I'm visiting the Pasadena Playhouse. I've had my corn in a cup and on the cob-they're both good but I prefer the cob! The lines are long as stated in other reviews but it's very much so worth the wait! I usually kill time yapping it up with the cool people waiting in line with me. P.S. If you're gonna chow down on a cob, don't forget your dental floss lol!! read more

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That line!! Man but the corn I worth it! The corn is always nice and tender and he loads the cheese Fuego!! read more

Came here twice now? Will definitely come back. My friend recommend this place to me and I love. Although it upsets my stomach because I'm lactose, I don't care I will eat it. Sucky part is that there is always a line and it opens late at a certain time but I will be there and wait for it. Plus, you get to talk to people while waiting in line and u just have a conversation about this specific corn place. LOVE how u get to see the process of your order being made in front of you but also props to the owner/owners. Not sure if it's a father and son duo because that's why I saw the last two time I went but if it is #bomb. If not , #StillBomb. Definitely would recommend it's like one of those late night snacks that you'll crave on a weekend. read more

Sure the line is long but it's definitely worth the wait, plus the line goes really quickly! If you don't wait want to wait that long Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays are probably your best bet! read more

We got there at 11 PM and waited until 11:45 PM and he did not show up. There was still a line of about 30 people when we decided to leave. We were about #5 in line. Maybe it's better to show up around 1-2 AM? I used to come here years ago and it was good but I don't remember since it's been so long. read more

Overpriced and overhyped to say the least, plus he arrives whenever we feels like it. 11pm? Nah more like 11:45. Sketchy people in line makes the experience even more miserable read more