Really good! First saw them when I was at the Culver City Farmers Market and they caught my eye…read more Got to try their baked potato and absolutely loved it! :) Plus they were super nice and were pretty quick with the service lol. Come try them out!

Super sweet sisters working to bring your local favorites of street corn and potatoes right to the…read morestreets of DTLA Farmer's Market. They have the traditional corn on the cob. They have the one you can add mayonnaise and cheese with chili. Then they have the "fiesta corn" that is topped off with hot Cheetos. I couldn't resist. Nom, nom, nom.

We were craving hot dogs so we decided to stop by here and it did not disappoint…read more We got the original bacon hot dogs and Sencilla burger. For $7 each!!! Be warned, the chili salsa included is VERY HOT / SPICY. I said "with everything " because I just never thought it'd be that spicy. But it was!! Incredibly hot. Was still edible and delicious tho. Service was great and very friendly. They seem to have a lot of regulars because almost everyone that was there were having good conversations with Nate and his wife. Very welcoming atmosphere. Especially since I was a bit skeptical about the area. Parking wasn't hard to find and only a few people were there so the wait wasn't very long. Definitely will be back soon for the hot dogs, but this time will ask for only a bit of the chili salsa!

Best burgers and hotdogs in Inglewood! I had the Hawaiian…read morehotdog my bestie had the Hawaiian burger sooooo delicious!!!!

I delayed writing this review to really think through, and now I will confidently say--these are…read moreeasily the best tacos I've ever had. Having been to so many taco stands, I think what makes Tire Shop Taqueria really stand out are the right-off-the-grill charcoal-grilled meats, the freshly made tortillas literally in front of you as you are waiting on line, and the free guacamole that comes with each taco. The ordering process is like any other taco stand, though one difference is here the salsas/guacamole are all handled by the staff. If you'd like more of something, just ask them instead of reaching for the ladle yourself. There is a separate area though for grilled onions/peppers and radishes you can serve yourself. I got the asada, chorizo, cabeza, and al pastor, and they were all so good. The asada and chorizo are specifically grilled over charcoal, and that flavor really shines through. I loved how meaty and tender the cabeza was too, and the classic al pastor hit the spot. They have large communal tables setup, so it is a great friendly vibe to enjoy your meal I will say, the surrounding area is not the best in LA, especially given how the taco stand is only open at night. The parking lot is quite small, so I parked on a side street that had some abandoned cars, but of course, if you are in/from LA, this is not that new for us. I would hesitate if I am a tourist though to make it out here. Anyhow, the food really is worth it here, and I can't wait to be back!

Yummy Tijuana style tacos! We stopped by after leaving an event near DTLA. I've seen so many good…read morereviews of this place, I was excited to try after bookmarking it for awhile. We found easy street parking in the neighborhood on 41st Street, and waited in line for about 15-20 minutes. We ordered the asada tacos. They pre-sauce your tacos, which was fine by me, but my boyfriend who can't handle as much spice would've preferred it on the side (so warning for anyone similar! they do put a little habanero on them, so just ask them for salsa on the side). I think I ran into a problem of reading too many raving reviews -- these tacos were good but I was expecting them to be mind blowing, so I was a little disappointed. I tasted the charcoal char, but kind of wished the taste was more pronounced, or at least the meat more seasoned. The hand made tortillas were definitely the coolest part, but I thought they were a little dry too. The ladies whipping those out are artists though. Actually, all the workers here have the assembly line down to the tea, and they definitely add a little flare for a show. I particularly liked how they had a lot of seating at this location, instead of just a couple stools lying around like most taco trucks. It felt more like outdoor patio seating than a normal taco stand. They could probably take more time to wipe down tables more often though. Overall would visit again if in the area, but wouldn't go out of my way for the tacos here.

Street taco truck that has an amazingly efficient assembly line going on. We ordered a bunch of…read moretacos, horchata, and a quesadilla. The flavor and freshness of the ingredients really stood out. Everything was perfect except the cheese in the quesadilla didn't have any flavor, kinda threw off that dish with that bland textured item. But would def go back and recommend, great price and even better tacos!

Hands down best tacos I've ever had. The ribs are unique to tacos a carbon and did NOT disappoint…read morethey were so tender and flavorful. Also the pastor beats any other place in the area. The carne asada is so tender and perfectly seasoned. I've also heard good things about their burritos and will be back to try more things! Get everything on the tacos the salsa is amazing!! I dream about the next time I'll get these tacos and I could've ate 10 more. The service is quick despite the long line and they know what they're doing! There's no seating as this is a street vendor so eat on your tailgate and enjoy the best tacos you'll ever have!

Small Business located in Downtown Los Angeles in front on the 7th & Fig shopping mall. I've been…read morewanting to try the viral Dubai chocolate for a while & I LOVE strawberries so when I seen this vendor I simply had to try it out. I'm actually not a huge fan of chocolate, but when I tell you that warm milk chocolate combined the pistachio cream, crispy kataifi & fresh strawberries made an absolute perfect combination. Everything tasted so phenomenal together, definitely worth the price of 15$ especially when I see it being sold for 20+ else where. The man who operates this business is very chill & prepares everything quickly. I'm a returning customer now because this is officially 1 of my favorite sweet treats in DTLA!

The Dubai strawberry chocolate cup is as good as it gets. The chocolate is warm, gooey, and oozing…read morewith every bite. The pistachio and crispy kataifi are crumbled and mixed in and they add freshly cut strawberries to bring another level of flavor and burst. I thought it didn't get better than the classic Dubai chocolate square...well, that was until I found this! I ate it and left no crumbs.

Chicken on a truck. Yeah, roasted potatoes as well. Some of the best rotisserie chicken I've ever…read morehad -- it's well spiced and all the locally grown, organically fed birds are cooked while spinning down the highway. I pick up often at the Echo Park Farmer's Market. From their Web site, here are the other Markets the Grill Masters truck frequents: Mondays West Hollywood: Plummer Park 9 AM --- 2 PM South Gate: Tweedy & Pinehurst 9 AM - 1 PM Tuesdays Manhattan Beach: 13th Street between Valley & Morningside Drives 12 - 4 PM Old Los Angeles: Highland Park 3 PM - 8 PM Wednesdays Downtown Los Angeles: West 5th Street 11:30 AM --- 3 PM Thursdays Westwood: Vets Garden 12 PM - 6 PM South Pasadena: Meridian Ave & Mission Street 3 PM - 7 PM Fridays Long Beach: East Broadway/The Promenade North 10 AM --- 4 PM Echo Park: Logan Street/Sunset Blvd. 3 PM - 7 PM Saturdays Calabasas: Calabasas Road 9 AM --- 1 PM Laguna Beach: Forest Dr/Lumber Yard Parking Lot 8 AM - 12 PM Sundays Larchmont: Larchmont Blvd/Beverly Blvd 9 AM --- 1 PM Beverly Hills: Civic Center Drive 9 AM - 1 PM

Remember the Chicken Hawk? That ol' tricky Foghorn Leghorn was always trying to pull one over on…read morethat chicken hawk. He'd say he's a horse, then point to a dog or something and tell that over anxious chicken hawk, "there's a chicken son!". I ran into old Foghorn Leghorn at the Larchmont Farmer's Market. And this is what he told me... "We'll I say sonny, there's a chicken right over there. Yes that nice man has plenty of chicken. Chicken thats slow roasted with fresh herbs and spices, kid. That's right son, dripping in butter, that's the chicken you want boy! Go on over and taste that chicken son!" Here chick, chick, chick, chick, chick!

I'm Mexican and grew up with my granny making tamales. These are aight. They can add a lil more…read moresalt to their masa. Service is cool. Ambiance is cool too..

The food was good but they forgot to give me my side order of beans and rice. I got a refund for…read morebeans and rice but still it was a inconvenience because that was part of my meal

sooo good. great service, very well organized & clean. tried a variety of tacos - el pastor,…read morecabeza, asada. plus an asada vampiro. the pastor and cabeza was so good, and ive never liked asada tacos but it was equally as excellent. the sauce / topping bar was fully stocked with a variety of options, pickled onions, radishes, cucumber, cilantro and onion, lemon, and they have GREAT avocado/cilantro sauce. green and red sauce was good as well. i never get an agua fresca but when i got my second helping of tacos felt compelled to grab the strawberry jamaica and it HIT. great location, excellent service, will def recommend this place and come back again! perfect meal for after you land from your flight.

This place is really good. Tortas, carne asada tacos, horchata really good. Lots of salsa,…read moretomatoes, cucumbers, to take to go. Only thing since there is no price board, prices feel inconsistent. But if you want a easy delicious dinner this is is the spot!

My hands down favorite taco spot in all of LA!!…read more I've been coming here since they were actually on Avenue 26 lol but I'm happy they found this big spot in Little Tokyo to call home. The tacos are amazing and I like how all of the salsas and toppings are self serve. Service is super quick and they accept card and Apple Pay. No tables but eating on your car hood is the true LA experience and correct way to eat here!!

Avenue 26 has a cult following, and I'm happy to announce I am part of the cult now. I really…read moreappreciate that they're open 24/7 every day, so I can visit any hour I'm craving tacos in LA. The first time I went on a weekday in the middle of the day, so it was super empty and not the best because nothing was being made fresh- the meats and potatoes were kind of just sitting in bins so although the flavor was there, the cooled down temperatures really affected the taste. HOWEVER, I visited a few more times after that, these times all late at night, which really turned my experience around. I think at those times there were a lot more people and long lines, so everything was being made fresh and it being hot just made the food taste so so much better. I love how the toppings are all self-serve, and the hot potato is my favorite side. Carne asada, lengua, and al pastor are my go-tos. You'll want to add hellaaa green sauce to everything- I could literally drink that stuff straight. Love the big easy parking lot here, I'll mention that I saw a few security people checking all the cars and plates so I wouldn't recommend trying to park here and walk somewhere else!

There are so many good options For food and drinks…read more And tons of sweets. You have to try it.

We came as a family of six on a Saturday night after seeing a lot of TikTok videos about this…read moreplace. It was fun, but our experience did not match what the videos made it look like. Because it is in Koreatown, we expected more of a Korean or Asian-style night market vibe with themed booths, street-style alleys, and the kind of food atmosphere you usually associate with that part of LA. Instead, it turned out to be a general street-food market with mixed vendors. It was not bad, just very different from what we expected. Most of my family ordered hibachi bowls. The flavor was good, but the meat portions were on the small side. One of my sons got sushi from a different booth. I tried skewers and a baked potato from other vendors. The food was decent overall, but not something that feels worth dealing with LA weekend traffic for. Parking is across the street and can get chaotic, especially if you are not used to downtown LA parking. Between the traffic, the parking situation, and the difference between what social media shows and what the night market actually is, I would call the experience a 3.5. Since Yelp does not allow half stars, I am giving it a 3. If you are already in the area, it is a fun place to walk around and try different things. I just would not go expecting a Korean-style night market experience