I've tried Tacos Tacuba 3 times and all 3 times foods been great. Good quality, red salsa same…read moretaste as 5 months ago, al pastor is for sure, asada is after al pastor. Great service, quick in and out

Found this spot off Yelp and saw it's great reviews. I was specifically looking for taco Tuesday…read moredeals. They had taco Tuesday's for $1.75 After working a 12hr day i was exhausted & spaced out. I ordered 8 tacos (4 asada 4 al pastor) The guy told me $20 so i gave him $20 + $1 tip and didn't think twice. They were nice but by the time i drove past universal studios otw home to DTLA i realized that they overcharged me. $2.50 per taco and not the taco Tuesday price. My fault for not being fully aware at the time but also it's bad business if you're trying to take advantage of your customers. It is what it is but damn, i could've went to my regular spot trusted spot closer to home if that was the case.

I started coming every Thursday night ever since this food truck collective started about 2 months…read moreago. Great concept! It brings together the local community. It is also very conveniently located in the parking lot of Firestone auto/tire center, with fairly ample parking as people come and go all night. They also provide some tables and chairs for you to sit, socialize, and enjoy the food while the DJ plays music in the background. The one downfall I would note is that the food trucks that actually show up do not necessarily always match the confirmed list of food trucks they post beforehand. Therefore, don't come expecting something specific (just in case that truck doesn't show up), come with an open mind to try various things!

This is held every Thursday in Noho park. I've been twice and there were good trucks both times…read more There's a DO and also tables set up for you to eat. I went to the Tackle Box and my goodness, it was tooooo good.

Not at the location listed. -not anything saying a…read moredifferent location on their socials Please don't have a yelp with a location and hours if you aren't going to be there. :( Sad .

I've traveled the world and they have some of the best burgers EVER!…read more The service is quick, easy, and hospitality is amazing!!! 10/10 experience and taste

I came here no less than twice a week during the pandemic to get out of the house. Absolutely loved…read moretheir style of tacos. Consommé has been very flavorful and delicious. I come here for the queso tacos and have had a difficult time trying anything else because of the consistency they have. In college, I drove 35 miles here and back to take some friends to get tacos. They haven't forgotten.

One taco was $4.50, and the consommé was another $4.50. The taco was extremely dry and lacked…read moreflavor. To make things worse, I ordered six tacos and only received one tiny container of sauce. Definitely not worth the price.

(Dined 05/20/21 TH @ 6:00pm): A new food truck hit the scene, and I planned on burrowing my way…read morethrough their extremely limited menu as I ate and ate...! I recently enjoyed multiple flights of beers at Lawless Brewing Co. when I saw Burrito 88 Food Truck as the day's food option and needed something other than alcohol to fill my belly. Prior to these COVID-19 times, I frequently attended, worked, or volunteered at the myriad of year-around events throughout Southern California, yet this was the first time I've ever seen this road restaurant and had to try them out. With a name seemingly an ode to a favorite Asian restaurant of mine growing up (Gourmet 88), would I also reflect upon them as warmly!? QUICK BIO "Coming onto the scene during the COVID-19 pandemic, Burrito 88 is a Los Angeles food truck serving hearty Mexican, Latin, and Spanish food through a concise menu." PURCHASE Steak and Chicken Street Tacos ($2.00 x2): Simple tacos stuffed with their respective flavorful meats lightly decorated with a smattering of colorful vegetables on warm yellow corn tortillas, this was all one truly needed any time of day but especially at a brewery. Plus, the price was very comparable to my favorite local Mexican food stand in my hipster hood - yummy https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=QMbnSBIOtfP9MMFNLhJunw&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw! The Cali Special ($13.00): This burrito was loaded with steak, beans, rice, fries, cheese, salsa, pico de gallo jalapeños, and Spanish aioli, the fries completely through me off and felt this was more like a Greek gyro (which I also loved) but closed and wrapped up for easier eating. Even the way the juices trickled down my wrist reminded me of one of my favorite Greek dishes. The abundance of ingredients was great, but I started wishing this had lamb instead of steak and then simply rename it "The Greek Special" (maybe consider this option to the menu). This was a very good burrito, but make sure to thoroughly read the ingredients first https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=Y-88j4U9FkR2hwftAFQEHw&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw. SERVICE I was greeted by a young man who quickly took my food order, and about ten minutes later the same person delivered my meal! Easy, efficient, and friendly - all good! PARKING (FREE) Being a food truck, they were at the beck and call wherever they were serving food. I drove myself since I was specifically in the area for the latest brewery in town. Otherwise, the venue was at Lawless Brewing Co. which had their own private lot and plenty of surrounding free timed parking on the main drag of Craner Ave. and around the neighborhood (please read all posted street signs). Another option was to hire a driving service like a taxi, Lyft, or Uber. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE Your standard self-sufficient food truck with exterior menus, order and pick up windows, but currently there were no areas for condiments, napkins, utensils, or seating. Natural lighting was prevalent during the daytime while electric street and truck lighting glowed at night. There were no TVs while background music came from a nearby brewery. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=NFvQgubt270CnE0Hf6wM3w&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL Burrito 88 Food Truck was nice albeit a very limited menu https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=0aDlxqKHRBs9IkIMImFOeA&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw and always loved to support the food truck industry (although I rarely ate red meat which was mainly on their menu) but didn't have any drinks which wasn't a concern this time around. The prices were food truck standard so no deals here. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $17.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice...AMEX! 4.0 STARS

I have been hearing about Jawny's for a while and finally got the chance to try it since they…read moreopened their first brick and mortar right next to my barbershop. We ordered the LA Spicy Philly and it did not disappoint. Genuinely one of the best Philly cheesesteaks I've had, the flavor was phenomenal from start to finish. And the best part? I personally confirmed with the owners over the phone that their cheesesteak is halal, which means the whole family can enjoy it together. That's huge. If you're in Sherman Oaks or anywhere nearby, you need to try this place. Food: 5/5 Location: 5/5 Atmosphere: 4/5 (only because they're super busy right now, which honestly is a good sign!) If this review helped, a thumbs up means a lot

Stopped by on opening day - to a mostly smooth brick and mortar operation kicking off. Went with…read morethe classic Philly, with the house made Wiz. I made it a combo and also ordered the hot lemon pepper wings. Wasn't mad about my food. It kept my tastebuds occupied for the England v France bronze game. The portions, for what I paid...I'll accept. The cheesesteak landscape in LA is still a small neighborhood. You got the mall chain, the imported-from-Philly chain (my fave), and the indie complex, where Jawny's and a handful of other developing entities reside. LA loves a good hot, chopped sandwich and businesses will continue to showcase their take on the east coast institution. Even fast service megas, like Jack in the Crack and Arby's, are making sure they can ride the cheesesteak wave. Did Jawny's keep up with my favorite? Not so much. Not with the classic. I'm not even sure what was so proprietary about the house made Wiz. And the overall value made the original steak feel like more of a hyped, boutique version of the cheesteak. It just wasn't substance-forward. But this restaurant will technically be more accessible than the carwash pop-up was, and that counts in my hemisphere. To be honest, I see myself ordering their wings more often, as a closer alternative to Wingstop. Ultimately, Jawny's is middle of the road for me. Seems it'll be passible food that I can stand to pay for some of the time. But congratulations on a place to call your own, y'all! That much, for sure, deserves a salute.

Tacos el Venado has been serving some of the best pastor burritos for years, I have enjoyed this…read morelocation and the Sepulveda one several times. Service is quick, they hand you the burrito to load up on toppings and salsa and they will wrap it for you. Keep an eye on their Instagram for their weekly specials including the burritos, fries etc. Ambiance is on the sidewalk, some party chair and table seating under ez ups for 'dine in'. Whether you are in a rush or plan to eat here it is a convenient stop for some great tacos, burritos and asada fries.

This place is good. I would give it a 7 or 8 out of 10. I went to 4 different taco truck in Van…read moreNuys and this was my 2nd or 4rd favorite. Beans & Limes was my top choice!

This place has the best falafel I have had in town. The service is good, the food takes a bit of…read moretime to get but they are literally making it there in front of you so that takes time. The ambience is fine, it's in a strip mall so that is the feel. Unfortunately no outdoor seating. I highly recommend this place and will be back again for sure.

Every time I'm in this area, I've seen a crowd of people waiting by the It's Fresh Falafel food…read morecart. I was a bit intimidated but one day I noticed the line wasn't so long, so I decided to check things out. Note, It's Fresh Falafel is parked in front of a strip mall in an area that's mostly occupied by Jewish/Kosher businesses. Their food is vegan and kosher. The cart is supervised under strict Orthodox Jewish Rabbinic supervision. "All food items are pareve and all baked produces are Pas Yisroel. All cooked food is Bishul Yisroel. All vegetables are cleaned and checked by a mashgiach." The falafels are the star and they have three kinds: green, red, yellow. They're made fresh to order. The menu is simple: falafel pita, falafel salad, falafel balls, French fries, canned drinks and water. They have shredded cabbage, Israeli salad (chopped tomatoes, cucumbers), pickles, kraut, hummus, tahini, a yellow sauce (amba?), and zhug (spicy cilantro parsley sauce). The pitas are extra thick, Jerusalem style. Falafels (7 balls for $4.99): I wish I had eaten them fresh out of the fryer...the yellow ones have a hint of turmeric. They're sweeter than the green falafel balls. The green ones had parsley. The falafel balls were moist, nutty, and chunky with a lightly crunchy exterior. The zhug was amazing - fresh and super spicy. The tahini was super strong/intense and creamy. The amba was intense too but I didn't like it as much (it's sour and acidic). Mr. Froyo had the falafel salad ($9.99) which comes with 5 falafel balls, your choice of salads, one pita and sauces. He didn't say much but he really enjoyed it - the fresh elements, the zhug, the hummus. Bold, fresh vegan flavors! Plus, the prices are so reasonable. There's something so satisfying about eating fresh hot falafel from a stand or cart. The cart has a faucet so you (and they) can wash your hands with soap and water. Credit cards accepted. Not feeling like falafel? They have another food cart parked right next to the falafel cart - it specializes in chicken and meat (e.g., schnitzel sandwich). It's kosher, of course.