Oh Conchita's, you have my heart! Came to say "see you…read morelater," not goodbye I can't wait to be back in the area. Tacos? Absolutely next-level. My favorites: buche and carnitas. That green salsa is hands-down the best, and those fresh tortillas? Simply perfect. Every. Single. Time. If you're near this spot, do yourself a favor DONT MISS IT!

Located in Northridge, in a Target parking Lot, this gem right here, I stumbled upon driving by on…read morea Facebook marketplace deal. This is by far one of my 10/10 places to get tacos when in Northridge. The food is amazing and the service is great , with a chef who makes good jokes and is funny consistently. The ambiance is quiet and calm and peaceful, I'm always treated with lots of Love and enjoy this place. I hate to gate keep this Place so here's another recommendation with a phenomenal menu! Enjoy !

It wasn't busy so I assume that's why the food came out fast maybe 5-7 minutes…read more Salsa is fire Asada was good but the chicken is better. I'm a chicken girly. Rice was good. Beans were good maybe IN MY OPINION needed to be cooked a few minutes longer. I wish they had sour cream for my beans and rice lol My soda, Pibb was not too Pibby lol, something was off but still good and enjoyable. Nice workers, good customer service. Clean area too.

Awesome little taqueria near CSUN. Great Homemade flour…read moretortillas for their burritos. Try the asada or adobada/al pastor. Very good rice and whole beans. Prices less than Chipotle. You get one free refill on your soda. Several tables for outdoor seating in a covered patio. Service was friendly and quick You can use your inKind app here. My only concern was their salsa containers that are outdoors by the pickup window were not in ice baths to keep cold.

It was delicious! Finally found a nearby place. We got carne asada burritos and it was huge but I…read moreate it all

came in feeling a burrito that wasn't chain thought i'd come to my favorite carne asada fries…read moreplace! one they blast music you cant even order with how loud they blast the music they charge 75 cents for card usage. a burrito with a drink is 20 dollars when you order the cashier cant hear you and doesnt confirm orders just assumes when confronted gave me an attitude! used to love this place but obviously they don't know what they doing. burrito was really dry can get way better else where!

The only real complaint I have is that I didn't discover this place sooner!…read moreThe decor immediately sets the tone; warm, welcoming, and perfectly matching the vibe of the staff. Our servers were attentive without being pushy, making the entire dining experience effortless. As for the food? Outstanding. Every single bite was bursting with bright, vibrant flavors that remind me why I love the Valley's food scene so much. As a chile relleno connoisseur I'm glad they didn't ruin my favor didn't dish. We will definitely be back.

This place has very good quality, food, tableside guac, and they have the real Taco Bell taco not…read moreeven joking Make sure you ask for Natali she makes the drinks and the avocado great service

My friend recommended this place and honestly it was a 10/10…read more I got the quesabirria and it was so good I was so glad I ended up getting two. The margarita was spot on it got the job done if you know what I mean it wasn't too sweet which I like! I would recommend checking this place out

In a city where Mexican food is probably the primary dining option; one might think that it is all…read morethe same: that a taco here is the same as a taco there. This line of thinking is completely false as each region and state in Mexico has distinct flavors, cultural preparations and unique ingredients. Luckily in the City of Angels; we have access to all of these styles whereas everyone can pick and choose their favorite! I was in the North Hills/Mission Hills area and decided Mexican was going to be the meal of the day - and thanks to the trusty Yelp app: Tacos al Tijuanense was the winner to satisfy my hunger pang. If you are a longtime LA resident or born-and-raised within the city limits and can swear to Tacos al Tijuanense sounding familiar/remembering that it was a food truck... Then your memory doesn't deceive you. Tacos al Tijuanense birthed as a food truck in 1987 quickly gaining popularity for its smoked meats and Tijuana-inspired flavors serving tacos, vampiros, quesadillas, birria tacos, etc; loaded with fresh toppings and offering a variety of meats for the protein selection. The LA love for Tacos al Tijuanense caused such popularity that the food truck expanded into brick-and-mortar locations with several now spread throughout the city. The North Hills location of Tacos al Tijuanense holds real estate near the Woodly/Nordhoff intersection in a small strip plaza shopping center that seems half sleepy and half eyebrow-raising. But, as most of us know, the hidden gems are usual the best spots so don't be deterred by such businesses like the sketchy massage parlor next door. In fact, diners will be pleasantly surprised when crossing the threshold of the entrance to find an airy interior with high ceilings, natural light, wooden accents and the combination of a trendy- almost gastropub sticking to the food truck theme (there is even a food truck motif behind the order counter) that feels like a party. Tacos al Tijuanense is not what you would expect from the outside! Tacos al Tijuanense is fast-casual meaning you order behind the counter and take a number to the table of your choice. After browsing the menu, my boyfriend chose a Quesadilla (13" tortilla filled with protein of your choice, jack cheese, cilantro and salsa with my boyfriend picking chicken - $13) and a Vampiro (toasted corn tortilla layered with jack cheese, choice of meat, onions, cilantro and salsa with al pastor - $3). For my order, I also went with a Vampiro but with chicken while also ordering Nachos to share with carne asada. When our plates arrived, we were surprised to see the size of the portions. Everything at Tacos al Tijuanense is large and in charge and they most certainly do not skimp! The fillings are overflowing with bright, fresh ingredients, toppings are numerous and the size overall makes everything shareable. My Vampiro was crisp with delicious guacamole that added a refreshing element and tender, tasty chicken. My favorite was my boyfriend's Quesadilla which was gooey, warm and perfect. You can't go wrong with a quesadilla! But we have to talk about the nachos because these nachos are HUGE! This is party size and could generously feed three people. The carne asada was heavenly and the chips tasted homemade. The only slightly "meh" factor was that the cheese atop the nachos was canned cheese and we would have preferred melted shredded cheese. This wouldn't have been such an issue had the canned cheese been in a rational amount but it seemed like a Costco-sized can poured onto these chips! These nachos were hidden under cheese glop! Regardless, they were still delicious. Tacos al Tijuanense holds true to its almost 40-year-old fame with affordable prices, delicious food, large portions giving you a bang for your buck and a surprisingly inviting ambiance. Tacos al Tijuanense is definitely recommended and the North Hills location is much recommended despite its odd plaza placement.

We ordered asada quesadillas, party trays for asada and carnitas tacos, all the fixings plus rice…read moreand beans for Father's Day. My family loved everything! We will definitely be ordering again from El Tacote for our next family gathering! Israel, the owner, was so helpful and accommodating. Thank you Izzy!

Tacote hits the spot for late night eats. Love that you can order ahead to minimize wait…read more The shrimp quesadilla always slaps, but this time got: - Classic Birria Burrito $15.99 w/ a Side of Consume/ Beef Broth $3.00: while the birria was nice and tender, the beef broth didnt add much to it. Prob would just get the carne asada burrito next time. Friend got the pastor fries and that was also stacked with toppings and avocado.

Okay I haven't been here in about 2 years but I just moved back to the valley and can't wait to go…read moreback here. The service is pretty fast and convenient. To be honest this spot came through so many times after a night of too many drinks and needing something to come back to life. Their tacos de burrito are so good and the tortilla is kind of fried, sirven bien doraditos los tacos, so they don't fall apart when you dip them in the consomé (broth). What I used to do was get a few tacos and a larger order of consomé and then use that broth to make ramen with and omg, so good! lol it was the gift that kept on giving. Can't wait to go back. They usually have tables as well so you're able to enjoy your meal while it's hot and go on your way.

I've been to their Northridge location before, and one day while driving through sherman way. I…read morenoticed they also had a taco truck set up. I had to stop and check it out. The food is delicious and very authentic Tijuana-style street tacos done right. I've tried several items from the menu including the torta, quesadillas, tacos, dorados de birria, and carne asada, and everything has been flavorful and satisfying. The birria tacos are definitely a standout. Service is always great and fast, which makes it an easy stop when you're craving good street food. If you're in the area and want authentic Mexican tacos, this spot is definitely worth checking out.

There is parking in the rear. I have seen this restaurant for several years, but never decided to…read morestop by. Probably because of the business name, which was not very catchy for me. To my surprise, it's definitely worth going in. As you walk in, they have a smoothie/fresh drinks area. On the left side, they have the ordering window. Since being my first time there, I ordered several items. We ended up ordering menudo which was tasty and not fatty. It came with a side plate of spices (oregano, chile de arbol), sliced lemons, chopped onions, and cilantro. The chicken taquitos dorados (a la carte) were flavorful, tasty, and moist. There were also a bit larger than other locations. They were served on a bed of lettuce, half guacamole and half sour cream, and some cheese. Ordered Chilaquiles (verdes - choice of green or red). It came with rice, beans topped with shredded cheese, and 2 eggs (choice of over easy). It's a small place that feels like home away from home cooked meals. Overall, definitely coming back.

I got a wet carne asada burrito with a "medium" coke. Got to say, not particularly freat. The…read moreburrito was uninspired and the drink was a child's cup but about $5... The inside was odd but not bad. Apparently they sell protein drinks or something like that as a parallel side business? Might as well, I guess. Not authentic. Over priced. Don't.