The food truck is located in a nice quiet area at a gas station. They have a tent for shade and…read morethree tables to eat at. I ordered the three quesabirras. They were delicious! My boyfriend got the steak super burrito. We both really enjoyed our meals. The table had two sauces, I love them both, but one was spicier than the other. The service was excellent as well. I definitely want to come back and try the enchilada plates. Actually, I would love to try everything on their menu!

Absolutely great experience! The food taste amazing and the staff was extraordinary! 10/10 recommendread more

This location is right outside a Chevron. Sided on the left side. It's very busy because of the…read morebusy Lawrence Expy. So there's no where to sit and cars are going in and out. Pricing is very fair, so no complaints there. 3 dollars per taco isn't so bad at all in this "shrinkflation" economy. The tacos themselves are pretty bomb. I had the suadero tacos. Meat was tender, the sauce was spicy, and love that they give you the small onion, some shops will charge you for it. I've had some of their other meats like Pastor, asada, and tripa. They are all good! Will definitely keep coming back during my lunch.

Food good Service…read moregood Ambiance ok Food truck on the side of chevron gas station. Truck look clean and decent. Customer service good with no complaints. Tacos were $3 each and I grabbed the lengua. They were delicious. If I was in the area again I would come back

First the person working was so kind. Second I got the super asada quesadilla. Super flavorful and…read morea huge portion. Definitely going back!

Aaaaaa our neighborhood taco truck!!!! This place is bomb!!!!! Quick and easy and hits the spot…read morewhen it's late at night and you really want a taco. You can't go wrong with any of the options. Probably the only thing that can make it better is they had California burritos, but I'm just a French fry girlie. Please never leave our neighborhood, Tacos La Familia

Ordered "Super Nachos" for $11…read more Nothing super about them. Almost no meat. Store bought chips. Minimal cheese, and it was nacho sauce...

This Taco Truck parks outside Sportmen's Lounge most nights…read more To me, I prefer a different truck for Campechanos, but it's pretty good here. I've tried pastor, asada, lengua, carnitas. tacos, nachos, or burritos. Y Tortas. They are all worth trying. I've seen people in this bar have Taco Bell delivered by doordash. Right past this truck. I would say the pastor tacos and carnitas burrito are my faves Andale, borachos! Stumble your ass out of the bar and smash a burr

WATCH OUT FOR THE RED CARAVAN-ESQUE/SHUTTLE BUS ESQUE TRUCK! (It's not your typically sized food…read moretruck but smaller). The address listed is correct but is only approximate as they do drive away and park at multiple locations within hours/within a day. As always... I always order burrito con pastor; except I think they heard wrong as the burrito had avocado, sour cream, etc aka making it a super burrito (which I dislike immensely...I am a very simple person who prefers even at times only meat and rice with salsa on the side.). But at $13 and in this economy with a buttload of meat plus avocado... not too shabby. However, the only best part was the tortilla. They provided 2 limes and a grilled pepper but NO extra salsa. First truck ever that does not provide extra salsa :( Super strange there's no prices anywhere on their truck (I understand it becomes fugly with multiple changes.). SERVICE: Obviously much friendlier to Spanish speaking folks. Kind of blown away that once the line is gone (I was at a location with a bunch of construction workers), they immediately drive off so it felt like if you had issues or wanted to beg for extra salsa... good luck finding them. I contemplated asking for salsa but was too lazy (even after seeing where they parked after driving off). Additionally, no thank yous or anything. VIBEZ: Obviously you cannot hang around the front of the truck like many food trucks since they just drive off. No seating provided. They do provide some red oily looking condiments in separate containers (I was too scared to try) and pickled veggies that looked homemade since it was in a homemade container. May need to parallel/street park or park in a business plaza (dependent on where they move to) but overall parking is not complicated and is free especially in the limited time frame. Would I come back? No. I was determined and craving the burrito I had in SoCal a few days ago and still can't find anything close to it :( TWO STARS for price point/vibrant green avocado slices and ease of finding location.

My new favorite place in the silicone valley now, they do everything just right. My typical order…read moreis a super burrito but I've had a chance to try their super tacos as well and man, they're something else! When I first found them, I was coming 2-3 times a week but now I'm back down to once every 1-2 weeks, mostly to help my waistline! Linda's is tucked away in the back corner of the Infinera Corporation parking lot. Usually don't have issues with parking but there is no seating here so you're either sitting in your car to eat or taking it somewhere else. They do have a number that you can call to place an order but it's usually under 10 mins once you place your order so really not bad. Their burritos are a good size and they offer your normal selection of meats plus they griddle the tortillas as well. My go-to's are usually al pastor or carne asada. They have 3 sauces available, green and red sauce and then a pretty spicy orange sauce made with habanero. Your plate comes with some pickled jalapenos and lime. Their super tacos are that nice griddled tortilla bottom that gives a nice crunch/texture to the taco. Fully loaded and taste is amazing. I keep wanting to try more stuff here but their burritos and tacos are so good, it's hard to pull myself away.

Tried this place out for lunch on a whim after a nearby appointment through a quick Yelp search and…read moresuper glad I stopped by. These are the best tacos I've had in quite some time in the South Bay. Tortillas tasted very fresh, meats were all great, salsa wasn't too overpowering. Could use a tad more salt if we're counting hairs, but delicious nonetheless. I always get my holy trinity when available at taco trucks: lengua, cabeza, and tripa. Luckily they had all that and more at a relatively affordable price. Service is quick and expedient at lunch time. I ordered and got my food within a few minutes and ate it then and there on the truck. There's also a canopy and two tables for seating, but it's peak lunch time so they were full. Plenty of street parking available nearby. Would recommend and will come back soon 5/5. Thoroughly impressed with today's experience and looking forward to exploring the rest of the menu.

First time ordering from this place and so glad I did!! I ordered the Pollo burrito and wow!! LOVED…read morehow they cook the chicken. A little crispy is the way I like it. Going to try the tacos next.

Stopped by less than an hour before closing and was pleasantly surprised by how well everything…read moreheld up. In hindsight, it was a great spontaneous decision since I got to enjoy my food in peace with no lines or crowds. During their recent promos, people were wrapped around the block, and the closest parking is across the street. Ironically, they have a lot more seating than your average taco truck, and the area is very well lit. For $16, I got four tacos (al pastor, cabeza, lengua, and tripa), and they take card, which is always a plus. The al pastor was easily the standout. It was well seasoned with great flavor, and the pineapple added just the right amount of sweetness without overpowering the meat. The cabeza was fattier than I expected, though that could've just been because I came near closing. It was tender, rich, and good enough that I'd order it again to see how it compares on another visit. The lengua fell a little short. It was cooked well, and I liked that they sliced it into long strips instead of the usual cubes, but it was blander than I anticipated. The tripa was interesting. If you're expecting crispy tripa, this isn't that style. It's served soft and tender instead, which isn't my personal preference, but it was still solid for that preparation. The salsa bar was also pretty good. My favorites were the salsa verde and the orange salsa. The verde added a nice brightness that paired especially well with the richer meats, while the orange salsa packed some serious heat that lingered, so a little goes a long way. Overall, this spot exceeded my expectations despite all the hype, and I'd definitely come back to work through more of the menu. I attached a screenshot from their Instagram with what appears to be their current pricing, but your mileage may vary.

Food ok Service ok…read more Ambiance meh Always pass this pop up on the way home and now finally got to try it. Located on the corner of Mission and Warm springs in Fremont. Ordered the Al Pastor burrito. Total came out to $16 when paying with a card. The burrito was ok. If I was in the area again I would not comeback.

This is a food truck. You walk up and order or call ahead. The wait was about 15-20 minutes, which…read moreis normal, but I recommend calling ahead to avoid waiting. They have an array of self-serve sauces and sides (cucumbers and radish), which is really nice. The sauces were tasty. My partner really enjoyed his burrito. I enjoyed my mushroom quesadilla, but found the platter a little too mushy/wet personally, but we did have to drive 10 minutes home, so it may have contributed. It was still pretty good.

A true hidden South Bay gem. This taco truck is just outside my neighborhood and a major temptation…read moreevery time I'm driving back from work. Let's start with what the tacos have in common. The tortillas taste fresh and have a distinct corn flavor; not as much as some of the more yellow tortillas certain spots have, but more than most places. They have 4 salsas available at the self-serve bar on the side of the truck. From least to most hot, there's a tomatillo salsa which is a little thin, an avocado salsa with a fresh jalapeños flavor, a slightly creamy chipotle salsa, and a smokey red salsa. In addition, you can grab radishes, cucumbers, and more pickled onions. All of their tacos plates come with a generous portion of grilled onions. Whenever I go to a new taco spot, I always try the same three meats: al pastor, asada, and carnitas. The asada was solid, with decent seasoning and no weirdly textured pieces of meat. The Al pastor was even better, with a tender texture with some crispy bits, meat-forward flavor, and just enough adobo and pineapple flavor to balance it out. Still, my favorite was the carnitas, which were crisp, well-seasoned, and paired the best with their salsas and the other accompaniments. In whatever case, you can't go wrong with whatever your meat choice is. Basically their whole menu is worth ordering. I often get a regular burrito and ask for them to add both their red and green salsas. I'm someone who tends to drown my Mexican food in salsa and between the two of those I hardly have to add any more. I've also had their flour and their corn quesadillas; the corn quesadillas are especially interesting because they're about as large as their flour tortillas but pressed fresh by hand with masa. If you've ever had a pupusa but been disappointed by the dough to filling ratio, you should absolutely give a corn quesadilla a shot. Carnitas are an excellent stand on for chicharrón.