I've only had their tacos, but I like them. They have a great salsa bar that's kind of like Los…read moreAngeles... many selections. Their carnitas is really flavorful and I think it's a nice place to go on 4th Street. I love the addition of the radishes and lemons as well, a nice touch to make that very fresh taco feeling.

I had a cup of coffee. It was very good I think it had cinnamon in it. My nephew had pork tacos but…read moreate them so fast I couldn't take a picture. I had a fish taco and a shrimp taco both were delicious. The staff were friendly. I loved the

The molcajetes are a particular treat. Excellent free salsa, fresh chips, and lots of high-quality…read moreentrees. Quality service and ambiance with covered outdoor seating for those wanting it. The preponderance of Spanish speaking customers should tell you all you need to know about the authenticity. Our new area favorite.

Food- I ordered two Fresas Con Crema drink, Chicken/Steak Taco Plate, and Super Quesadilla…read more Altogether total was $62.13. The chicken/ Steak Taco plate was good, well seasoned & was content with just two. I always look forward to the chips when eating at Mexican restaurants. The chips were disappointing, drenched in oil & no seasoning or flavor. I didn't eat them. Service- I came around 2pm on a Thursday. It was not busy at all. Was able to order my food as soon as I walked in. I had to wait about 15-20 minutes for them to make Fresas Con Crema & Passionfruit/ Maracuya drinks. My food order took another 30 minutes to come out. Minus 1 star for the longer wait period as they were not busy at all. Ambiance- The inside was a little small but decorated nicely. Inside was very clean.

Best chili verde that I have found in the area . Many…read morerestaurants just pour a green sauce over pork and call it chili verde . This version is actualy cooked , as it should be , within the sauce and is very tasty . I must check the other 2 locations that share the name , Taqueria Molcajetes , within the area to see if their chili verde is prepared this way as well , I drive from Calistoga for this chili verde that's how good it is . My friend got 2 immense fish tacos during our last visit and rated them both a 10 in size and flavor .

A great casual spot for some tasty mexican food…read more I typically order the carne asada tacos. I like that they are more "street style" type tacos and come with the radishes, onions, and a hot pepper. There is a salsa bar where you can get your own salsa/pickled veggies. The green salsa is my favorite, it's light and refreshing. I also like getting a plate of their refried beans, which are very buttery and pair well with the chips and salsa as a dip.

Whenever I go try a Mexican restaurant that's new to me. I usually spring for a quesadilla or…read moretacos. For me it's a good way to figure out what a restaurant is all about. Taqueria Super Taco has a knack for quality and quantity. The quesadilla is packed and definitely has good flavor! They also packed lettuce, tomato, sour cream, and hot sauces to deck out your quesadilla experience. This is definitely a nice local spot that I hope gets more traction. I'll look forward to trying more off the menu with Taqueria Super Taco. If you want to eat inside, the vibe is like home with a warm welcome. It reminds me of a time of hanging out at my friend's home and there will be music playing during a chill Saturday afternoon. The lady who attended me was super sweet and asked if I wanted anything else, such as an extra salsa or a drink. I was perfectly fine with my quesadilla, but next time I'll get a drink. I can't wait to try another dish here when I get the chance. The picture below is only the quesadilla. When I had brought home the dish, it was colored with clean green lettuce, tomato, and a dollop of sour cream.

I loved my first experience but my second experience was terrible…read more My first experience I came in with a friend ordered some tacos and my friend ordered a Mole burrito with tacos on the side. The food was delicious, I tried the SUADERO tacos and it was soooo good. Nice and crunchy kind of like Carnitas why I liked it so much. My friend said his burrito was delicious and the mole was definitely homemade tasting. We were served swiftly with chips and salsa and both salsas were really good. Even the Jamaica drink was fresh and tasty! As for my second visit, my family and I walked in around 8:20pm on a Saturday night, (on Yelp. It says they close at 9:30 PM.) Soon as we took a couple steps in a young guy who was working at the register, walked towards us and said I'm sorry, but we are closed. We just closed. And then I said oh what time do you guys close? Then someone from the kitchen told him they were still open.... So then we proceed to order our food, I ordered the SUADERO super burrito and my sister ordered tacos and the mole enchiladas. We ordered our food to go, when the food was ready they prepared it on plates, even though we ordered it to go. The young guy behind the counter asked us if we wanted to dine in instead of taking it to go, which kind of was an inconvenience since I had a toddler with me.... We decided we will see how far we get since my toddler was tired. As for the quality of the food, it was definitely different than the first experience. The rice and beans were completely cold. I couldn't believe it. Although the mole enchiladas were piping hot, and definitely delicious. As for the tacos, the SUADERO was not crispy, the meat was soft and tender which kind of grossed me out. It was light pink... I didn't want to complain so I didn't eat it. Another thing that was definitely an inconvenience. Was we ordered two drinks, that he forgot about, I have to ask for them, after we received them, the young guy behind the counter, came up to us and told me that actually he did not charge us for two drinks.. so he asked me to pay for the other... it was really irritating because this guy just kept messing up all the way around. Felt like we were an inconvenience. I absolutely do not like the service we received from him. The stars I gave are based on my overall experience. I recommend this place but I think it's best to go during the day when the elders are working.. I guess if I ever return I would specifically ask if my SUADERO can be crispy for sure!!

I love the corn tent in the parking lot of the Chavez Market, they also have drinks & beverages for…read morepurchase $7. I have been back several times there so good.

The meat department and all other items are good, but the produce always looks old…read more Employees are not always friendly.

Hidden gem! Literally…read more I would not have found this place if I wasn't sitting in the passenger seat and stuck in traffic trying to get on the freeway ramp. I look out the window and beyond the Denny's I see a restaurant, "Dos Culturas" I tell my husband, and we're both intrigued. My MIL has lived in the neighborhood for 2 years, and we passed by the place probably over 100 times, tucked away in the far back in the same parking lot as Denny's... and I only noticed the place because we were sitting in traffic. We finally decided to give it a try. First off, I love the huge menu. Obviously, it's fitting two cultures (Salvadorean and Mexican) on their menu, and they don't skimp. They have it all. We got the pupusa bombs (!) to share, and I got the chile relleno con carnes, and the hubs got a carnitas plate. The pupusa bombs are basically pupusas but in a ball, then deep fried. We got one bean and cheese, and one birria and cheese and it comes with birria consome for dipping. These really were the bomb! A bit expensive for what they were, but we still thoroughly enjoyed it. The chile relleno con carnes was really good, and exactly how I want a chile relleno to taste. Great batter, and great sauce, and it was topped with cheese, so you get the carnes and the cheese. :) Yum! I would definitely get it again. My hub's carnitas plate was good, and the portions were huge. I also really love the green sauce they give you with the chips. I could eat that all day. (Not sure if my digestive system would like it though. :P) Service was slightly slow, but that was just because the waitress was the bartender and waiting on the whole restaurant. She was very nice and welcoming, ...so it really wasn't too bad. I wanted to give this place some love because it's really good and it's so hidden, even though it's on a busy street. I recommend to the owners to get some signs to put on Santa Rosa Ave saying you exist there, because I seriously would had never realized this really good place was there unless I was stuck in traffic. Anyhow, I am very confident we'll be back. Would love to try the standard pupusas and lots of other stuff on the menu. They have breakfast too!

I wanted to like this place, but after ordering through DoorDash was left wanting and upset. I…read moreordered the Carne Asada Super Burrito and added sour cream, guacamole and avocado as I like extra chunky guacamole so the added avocado usually does it for me. They left out the avocado completely and gave me a tablespoon of guacamole and sour cream, which was enough to have some in two of the 30+ bites the burrito offers. I called the location and the manager was very nice at first, she said she would make me a new burrito and to come in tomorrow, that she will make a note of it. When I got there, she was not a nice lady I talked to on the phone. She was immediately irritated with me and demanded a picture of the item. I did not have a picture. I took one through the review of the item on the app, but apparently that doesn't save it to your phone. She told me go ahead and complain through DoorDash. I can't help you. She wasted my time, energy, gas and basically stole my money. I cannot recommend this place, unfortunately. If you do decide to go there, make sure they don't do you, like they did me. Completely unacceptable and far from professional. If they followed through with the original promise to me, this would've been a positive review. It's unfortunate. Their leadership is too stubborn to admit mistakes.

Freaking Tacos has some seriously good tacos! Everything is fresh, delicious, and packed with…read moreflavor. You can really taste the quality in every bite, and it's definitely one of my favorite places to go when I'm craving really good, authentic tacos. Highly recommend checking them out!

My husband and I made a pit stop here on our little road trip. I'm glad I tried this place out, but…read morewe feel like the tacos weren't as good as people made it out to be. I was a little disappointed that they don't have a public restroom, but at least the restaurant is clean! My husband and I decided to try one of each kind of tacos. We ordered 2 carne asada, 2 pollo, 2 al pastor and 2 carnitas tacos. The service was really nice. The lady that helped us gave us cups for water and some extra sauce. I love that the tacos came with a really good amount of cilantro and onion. We love onion and cilantro! The portion of meat was also really good too. Service was pretty fast. Surprisingly, even though my husband and I usually go for carne asada tacos, the carne asada ones here were our least favorite. They were quite dry. We are used to ones with the meat being fattier. The chicken one was okay. Definitely slightly less dry, but I think I would've liked it more if the chicken pieces were cut up smaller or maybe even shredded. My husband and I enjoyed the pork and the al pastor one the most. The tacos seem to be reasonably priced, but do note that carne asada costs $0.50 extra. The sides are a little pricey. I guess my husband and I are pretty picky when it comes to tacos, but I would say that it was definitely worth a try!

My go-to workday lunch spot. Staff are super friendly and the portions are large and flavorful!read more

This little hole in the wall is really great. The food is legit and the service was quick. It's…read moresmall inside, and the seating is pretty ordinary, but there are a couple murals that brighten up the place. I stopped in for lunch and ordered a carnitas super burrito which was not at all expensive. I walked outside to make a quick telephone call, and the employees had everything bagged and readdy to go when I returned. I paid $16.35 after tax and tip and it came with a bag of chips and some salsa. The burrito was huge and one of the better ones I've had in a while. It was so big I cut it in two and save half for diner. I definitely would have lapsed into a food coma if I ate the whole thing. It was filled with rice, beans, cheese, sour cream, guacamole, and some tasty carnitas. The chips were fresh, crisp, and nice light brown color to them. They gave me a red and a green salsa which were loaded with fresh ingredients and a little spicy. I wish I had more of that salsa, I enjoyged every bite. This is definitely one I want to revisit the next time I'm in town.