Currently, the taco truck is located in the shopping center parking lot between the liquor store…read moreand target. The regular tacos, met expectations. Onion and cilantro on yellow corn tortillas. Average size and $4 a taco cash. I had lengua and Cabeza, both were firmer texture than I expected, but flavor was well seasoned. You can add your own salsa three different kinds, lime, radishes, cucumbers were self served.

I always drive past it & finally gave in to check it out…read more Everything is freshly made & tortillas are hand made as well. Friendly & helpfully staff/cook. Food smells amazing, the sauces on the side were from somewhat spicy to hella hot spicy. . Food: Tacos- Tortillas were fresh made, the meats might need some salt but then again you have hot sauce for that. 8.5/10 Huarache- Hella big, will feed 2 people or 1 hungry person. Can pick any meat to add as well, the Huarache was made fresh as well. Its worth eating when its fresh warm. 8.5/10 . Will be coming back to try out thier other foods. Overall 8.5/10

This is hands down our favorite taco truck! All the meat options taste so fresh and well seasoned…read more I also love that they offer up some sautéed onions and peppers on the side. I love that we have this option close by as a late night snack! There is only one picnic table for those that want to eat there. I normally grab my food and eat in my car. :)

I've been coming to Cheztakos for over 9 years, and it honestly makes me sad to say how much it's…read morechanged, and not in a good way. This used to be one of my go-to taco truck spots but over the years the quality and experience have gone downhill. Burritos are now around $16, which might be fine if the food still felt worth it, but it doesn't. The flavors aren't what they used to be, and everything tastes much more saltier than before. The service has also changed. The staff up front isn't very friendly anymore, and since COVID they got rid of the salsa bar (before it used to be self serve outside their food truck). Now if you ask for extra salsa, you're charged $1 for two tiny containers, which just feels petty given the prices. I think a good salsa can make or break the Mexican food. I really wanted to keep loving this place, but between the cost, the taste, and the overall experience, it's just not worth it anymore. Disappointing after so many years of loving this spot

This is the truck parked at the gas station next to the Loucks superchargers. First time here & my…read moreorder was a carne asada quesadilla (flour tortilla) and an al pastor taco (corn tortilla). The employee will ask you if you want corn or flour. After reading previous reviews, which I didn't look or ask to confirm, they make their own corn tortillas at the least. On that note, the corn tortilla for my Al pastor taco was delicious! I think I need to get a quesadilla next time with corn tortilla. The al pastor was nicely cooked. My small criticism is that I think it needs more salt. The carne asada quesadilla is satisfying. The ratios of cheese & asada is pretty good. Would understand if some would say they want more meat, but whatever with them lol again, I think I need to try corn tortilla for my next quesadilla order. Lastly, the green salsa they give you is really nice. Nice acidity and flavor. Will come back!

La chilanga is a go to here. Everything is fire . Todo…read morebuenisimo. Servicio buenisimo!!!

Very solid taqueria featuring some of the best pupusas in the area…read more Today I had a pupusa revuelta (cheese, chicharrón, and beans) and another with carne asada and cheese. Both are hand-made to order with fresh masa and come out so hot you're gonna want to let them sit for a minute before digging in, if you can restrain yourself. The revuelta pupusa has a soft and flavorful filling that comes together kind of like cheesy frijoles charros. It's kind of the classic pupusa filling and I think for good reason. The smooth and well-mixed filling ensure every bite has masa, each element of the filling, and ideally a healthy pile of curtido and salsa. The asada pupusa is a little bit more of a novelty, but the asada itself is solid and I like the variety of having different feelings to work with. If this is your first time here, I recommend going with the asada. My only critique of these pupusas, which is a critique of pupusas I have in general, is that they could use a little more filling, particularly around the edges where the bites can be kind of masa heavy. Pro tips: they just got kiosks for ordering and you won't see a pupusa with asada on there as an option, but you can do so if you order at the register. By default, pupusas come with a traditional thin tomato sauce that isn't spicy, but I always ask them for the salsa they bring out when you get chips instead. It's chunkier, spicier, and slightly more acidic and I think it pairs better with the pupusas. I ask for this and plenty of curtido when I order takeout from here.

Searched best pupusas and saw this place. Our old favorite, La Bamba Taqueria, closed down a while…read moreago... Very sad. Read the reviews. There were a lot of complaints about service but no complaints about food so we decided to try it out. Ordered 4 chicharron pupusas and one carnitas taco. Just ordered the taco because I am a deep deep lover of carnitas and I wanted to try it. Under $25. The place was packed with all Latinos ... first good sign. Lots of the complaints were about timely-ness, and I say to those people, relax. Everybody was working super hard and fast, and it is just really busy at lunch. It takes a little time to get your food, but it was absolutely worth it. these might be the best pupusas I've ever had. They brought out three salsas for us, and I was partial to the green. The pupusas were chock full of cheese and chicharron to the rims. Fried perfectly. The carnitas taco was amazing! The pork was so crispy and delicious. As to the service, ours was great. The tables were all full, but a couple of guys said we could sit at their table because they had two empty seats. Thank you! A young person with bleached hair wearing a baseball cap (sorry I should've asked your name) was really attentive. He cleaned our table and brought us ice water. I can't wait to go back! I will be getting more pupusas, and my mom wants all carnitas tacos all day.

This fish was finger licking good! And right in my neighborhood too! The service was quick and the…read moreambiance was chill :) I always like going here for the lengthy menu options they have for whatever I am craving!

Worse quality than the food truck down the street. The server gave me a tiny plastic fork and…read moreplastic knife to cut my carne asada steak. The metal utensils are in the same location. Going to the food truck from now on

Craving tacos? Go to El Mini Taco RIGHT now and get some bomb ass al pastor tacos!!!…read more I don't even know how many times I've been here. I have tried all the competitors within a 2 mile radius and El Mini Taco easily comes out on top in terms of flavor & consistency. The truck is located in the Walgreens parking lot and usually has a table and chairs set up outside - you want to eat these tacos right away. Service is always friendly. The tacos come out piping hot, packed to the brim, with juicy meat and fresh ingredients. Their salsas are incredible- I use both the red and green. Tortillas taste homemade or just amazing quality? 10/10 recommend. Want tacos now.

These tacos are extremely good. The flavors are spot on. The red salsa is fire too (literally)!…read more It's a one man army in there serving up some of the best tacos you will have in the Bay. TIP: If they're busy, then you have to wring the bell at the window to get his attention. They have agua frescas too for $5 and the cup size is a generous portion and worth the $5 of sweetness. Recently I tried the tres birria tacos combo that comes with soup. It's some of the best broth with explosive flavors around here. Long gone are they days of a cheap food truck in the Bay Area. It could be considered as expensive for some, but it's going to small local business, which is a beast to run. Worth the hard earned money.

We had Super Tacos truck for our middle school promotion party on Wednesday. We asked him to be…read moreprepared to serve a crowd of about 200 kids. We had decided to serve Veggie and chicken taco varieties. Chips and pico de gallo was also available. He arrived well ahead of time to set up truck. Both tacos were well received. Lines were managed really well. He honestly counted all the tickets and told us about the number he sold. He is a food truck so did not provide any invoice for estimate. But he kept all his tickets and got his payment right away. Very reliable and will now visit with family!

Didn't realize they also had salads until today. The serving is pretty big and best shared. Pastor…read moretacos are my go to here or I share a burrito with a Co worker, no rice. I would recommend calling in your order as they make eveything to order and could take a little longer, especially during the lunch rush. Easy parking in the Bank of America parking lot. Always a go to when not sure what to have for lunch

I've been coming here for about 20 years, and still refer to it as Los Charros. This was our friend…read moregroup's go-to for cheap eats back in high school and it always hits the spot. Love their burritos, especially the super chicken. Great chips and salsa. Friendly workers too! Thanks for the consistent yummy meals over the years. And for all the fun memories

Here because my son's water polo team went to a breakfast place while my hubby wanted Mexican…read morebreakfast. The photos looked good. They offered American breakfast options as well. Service is good. We walked in and was offered a table right away. We asked to sit outside which was better if you're there on a nice sunny day. Inside can be a bit stuffy. Chips and salsa are not free but it's only $1.75. We picked up the chips at the self serve but had to wait for the salsa to come out with our meal. Hmm. My hubby ordered the chorizo con huevo with beans & rice and tortillas. Great flavor. I ordered the crispy taco with buche. The menu says "fried pork" and I confirmed with the waitress that it's "pork belly." She said yes. So my taco arrived and it was not pork belly. Take note: Buche is pork STOMACH! Wah! I placed another order of a crispy taco but with carnitas instead. (Hubby ate the buche.) The taco came with sour cream, lettuce and tomatoes. The crispy shell was homemade. Pretty good. Beans and rice were decent. Overall a decent place. It hit the spot.