if you order a burrito you better be prepared for chunks of gristle. they closed their last yelp…read morepage due to horrible reviews. avoid this place it is aweful.

This is a great place for a quick bite on Fort Irwin if you are looking for authentic food at an…read moreaffordable price with a reasonable weight. The California burrito is amazing and for only $8.00, you can't beat it. It is located on Fort Irwin across from the blue track and the smoothie cafe. It is not always at this location so keep your eye open and make the stop to try their food.

This truck magically appeared in Long Beach at a high school back to school night. The blackened…read moreshrimp tacos were amazing. There were three very well crafted tacos with avocado chunks, tomatoes, some cabbage and cheese melted into the mini corn tortillas. Served with white rice and black beans. It was a large plate with worth it's charge. And very delicious. Great flavors.

The best Nachos and Asada Tacos i've ever tasted! affordable price and portion is real good!! Food…read morenot greasy. you're the best!

If you are just getting off the plane and want a taste of pure LA street food this is the spot. The…read moretacos are both cheap and delicious. The cachete tacos are my favorite here, tripas and lengua are very tender. There's also pollo, peurco, asada, and cabeza. The sauces are hot are delicious. There's the typical radish, cilantro and lime sides. I wish this place had champurrado or horchata too, would make it even better to have something sweet. But that's OK because the tacos are amazing and I will be back. The truck is in Westchester a few blocks from LAX near the corner of Sepulveda and Westchester Parkway behind the Bank of America 4pm - close most days of the week. Maybe cash only, I've only paid with cash here.

The always parked produce truck appears to have expanded their operation to some amazing Tacos al…read moreVapor! At $1 a pop, the asada tacos are fantastic, totally unique flavor, possibly owing to the steaming (vapor)? Salsas are good, hot, not too hot. I'll add updates as I work my way through the rest of the menu (also tried pollo, fine but not the best). I'm told they'll be acquiring a trompo in the next month so they can add al pastor as well. If you're in the neighborhood, and especially if you live around here, stop by and show some love!

We found this little taco truck hidden down a small street while riding thru the streets of LA…read moreduring CicLAvia (http://www.ciclavia.org/). I was excited because we didn't see any other good food trucks near by AND I'm a big fan of taco trucks. While I was waiting in line to order, my friend turned around and said they only have carne asada. I said, "What?!?!" How do you call your truck Mr. Taco if you only have carne asada??? I was skeptical after I heard that. I ended up ordering 4 carne asada tacos and a water to share with my wife. Total came out to $5.00. Which is the regular price for a taco truck. There were't many people infront of us so the order came out pretty fast. I have to say being that they only served carne asada, the meat wasn't bad. It some flavor, kind of dry, but the salsa made it better. O also they only had 1 choice for salsa. Usually taco trucks have the "red salsa" or the "green salsa". This one only had a red/orange color salsa. And to be honest it wasn't bad at all. But if you call your truck Mr. Taco, you gotta have more than just carne asada. Maybe they didn't expect much business that day and only carried one meat. But if thats all they have all the time, I would suggest they change their name to Mr. Asada.

These ladies usually post up near my apartment in East Hollywood under a bridge at the corner of…read moreHeliotrope and Clinton. They're only there on the weekend, but they're always a welcome site. I've only ordered papusas de frijoles y queso, but they're always delicious AND CHEAP ($2 each). The ladies who hold down the taco "truck" are really sweet, and make great papusas. They usually bring a few deck chairs with them so you can sit and wait/eat on the street near the truck; I've always thought that was a nice gesture you don't always get from a food truck. If you see Mr Taco around your way, check him out, introduce yourself to the Prince of Papusas.

Taco Crawl Stop #2…read more Tried the tinga - tasted like shredding chicken + sauce. It's supposed to be marinated in that sauce and all, wasn't spicy like it should be. Not sure why it's called tinga if that was the case. But meh. Order first, and when you're done eating - you settle the bill with the owner. Parked right around Cesar Chavez (as the major street).

Sure, I'll grab the "first to review" badge. The Little Machin is parked just off of Cesar Chavez…read moreAve and serves up tacos, quesadillas, huaraches, tortas, etc. along with some delicous-looking aguas frescas. They hand-press their own tortillas, which is always a big plus. I ordered the quesadilla asada and ended up getting a quesadilla-sized taco (http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=9a7Yrd8sKxLNqPnLm_imPQ&userid=1prVpumNNs_6LmHR_6opYA). It's not fried or even put on a stove like your standard quesadilla. There's crema and shredded lettuce and some cotija cheese in there, but none of the gooey deliciousness that you'll get when you order quesadillas other places. That being said, it was still quite good (mostly due to the delicious tortilla) after opening it up and adding the usual taco fixings. The asada was way too fatty but was seasoned well. Also tried the tinga (not spicy at all) and the chicharron (soggy, as it is with most taco places). Not sure what the best meat is here but it's not one of the three I tried. Order first and pay after you finish your food.

Another great experience at Tacos El Primo! Although $1.50 per taco, what pulls me back to this…read moretruck is that their tortillas are handmade, and the meat is juicy and tender. They also offer lots of toppings (pico de gallo, cilantro, onion, limes), sides (rice, beans) and a variety of salsa options (two green, two red). Small things like the plastic stools around the table and the slow-cooked birria on the grill remind me of home with my family and summer vacations in Mexico. I'm super lucky to only be minutes away, walking distance, from my house.

I will say they were decent, your typical Mexican taco stand. Salsas are okay, nothing special in…read moremy opinion. With that being said I left a bit upset because they were ignoring me and brushed me off. I asked very nicely if they could give me grilled onions (they were giving them to anyone that asked, I saw) but when I asked they told me very rudely that I get what I ordered and didn't even let me finish my sentence. They were being so nice to the white guy in front of me, idk why they were so rude to me. Honestly sometimes it's your own people, what a shame. Their rude attitude ruined the meal, I won't be returning. Oh FYI the horchata is powdered, I don't recommend. It does not taste good, definitely not hard to make authentic horchata.

This amazing taco spot is located next to an ARCO that I frequent (due to its ease to get in/out)…read more On Tuesdays, they have $1 tacos which are unmatched anywhere else. Regardless of the price, the tacos are delicious, and they have unlimited self-serve toppings. Service was friendly and very quick. There are a few seats to dine there if you wish.

While driving north bound on the I-5 decided to get off the road and look for some tacos so I took…read morethe Indian St exit in East Los and there they were right off the freeway at the a.m p.m. I'm glad I stop by cause the tacos here were bomb. The service was fast and friendly and they have a little seating area. I would highly recommend this taco stand if you're in the area.

These guys were parked outside The Brig on About Kinney on a Friday night. I got a shrimp, fish,…read moreand birria taco and they were all fire. Generous portion of shrimp and great flavors. The fish taco was just as loaded and the birria taco was bursting with flavor. They were well worth $5 each taco. When I opened my box for my friends to see, each of them immediately ordered their own 3 tacos. I hope this place gets around more. Amazing. I wish a took a pic but I chowed them all down.

First time trying TheMeatUPTacoTruck in Westchester and I must admit they have the best Beef Sopes…read morearound! I found this hidden gem, by accident, off Lincoln Blvd and 84th street next to Starbucks. I also tried a couple of Potato Tacos with homemade spicy salsa which were amazing. The best part of the menu was the Carne Asada Burrito with all the trimmings (included Guac). IT WAS FIRE!! The service we received was amazing and we will be back again. They made us feel welcomed and gave us an amazing experience!