Hit or miss type of place…read more It's one of the few taqueria options in the area and usually a place where the food is decently enjoyable most of the time, sometimes surprisingly great or surprisingly awful. My most recent patronage somehow they produced one of the worst driest burritos I've ever had twice. Ordered a super burrito which the cook made as regular burrito & then when brought to their attention that they didn't make the burrito as ordered they again made the incorrect order. They have lots of menu options including hamburgers & sandwiches which you're not likely to be disappointed with or overly impressed by. The hours make it a more of lunch option than anything else. Overall one of the few places that most consistently is either decent to good but that also means when its not decent it's bad to very bad. As a resident in the neighborhood I appreciate them being there more than not & would recommend them but I'd be surprised if who recommended to was really impressed and not so surprised if they had a slightly bad experience.

One of the decent value lunch spots in the area. It was my first time trying the carne asada super…read moreburrito (meat, cheese, beans either black or refried, rice, guac, sour cream, onions and cilantro) for $14 before tax and stuff. It was not busy on a Wednesday around 11am either which was nice. Service was friendly and you get the option of mild or spicy hot sauce. The hot sauce was fantastic but do wish I had more of it as I blew through my container mid-burrito. Not much else I can say other than this is a solid taqueria if you need a Mexican fix!

I wanted something quick, and this place hit the spot. It was way better than most fast food…read moreplaces. The carne asada burrito had meat and rice and beans and salsa and cheese and the whole thing was pretty good. The chips and salsa were the perfect mix of crispy and fresh. The salsa was good too; wasn't too spicy. Fast meal and a dependable spot for good food. Would definitely come again.

Food was absolutely delicious. Bathrooms were broken when we went there but it didn't bother us…read moremuch. Service and staff are outstanding.

So the final meal here in San Francisco and man...In soooooooo happy…read more My parents are from Merida Yucatan and I grew up in the restaurant business. and yes we feature comida Yucateca and Mexican The Original Alfredos in Lomita California...Its a rare thing to find comida Yucateca or at least what I thought. In San Francisco so many to choose from but I was in search of one thing and I found it here. Frijol con Puerco OMG!!! Don't tell my mom but this place Frijol con Puerco is much better than hers...lol Ok the place in not prettiest part of San Francisco the Tenderloin for those who know...just come during daylight. I did try thier Salbutes de cochinita and a taco Poc Chuc I was at a hospital so it took time to get to me. Both were good but by the time it got to me it was bit cold. Service is friendly the place is hole in wall...hope one day to come back Well worth the wait...Gracias from Las Vegas

OMG!!! EFfin DELICIOUS!!!! Really authentic try the Sambutes and panuchos!! Honestly it was…read moreEVERYTHING and they are from Yucatán!!

I'm so excited they're open again with! My new favorite is the spicy super carnitas torta. It's a…read morewarm, flavorful, pulled pork sandwich on a soft loaf similar to brioche. A lot of people say good things about the nachos, too! This is one of the three food stalls in the East Cut Crossing park, which has been a wonderful addition to our community. There's free Wi-Fi and cute little picnic tables with movies, cartoons, and sports playing on giant projectors. The staff are always so friendly and helpful. My only suggestion would be to extend the hours later if possible. Tons of people come here for Pickleball after work and on weekends. The hungry crowds would swarm this place around dinnertime if the food vendors stayed open later!

Ambiance is cool since it's part of the park. The food is mid. Decent portion but not particularly…read moreflavorful. Their mild salsa doesn't really have any flavor to it. I would hardly even know it was there if I didn't see it. Service is good and friendly.

Run, don't walk. These shrimp tacos are some of the best I've ever had, and I've had A LOT. No,…read moreseriously--like a concerning amount. Like, I might have a problem and should probably get checked out because I might eat them all after payday. So again, run! Also, the red sauce is not for the weak. Fr, it'll put hair on your chest. I suggest putting it on everything, and you can thank me later. And if you can't handle the heat, the green one is just as good of a backup. Overall, 5 stars. Will be back next paycheck!

Honestly, the best shrimp taco that I've ever consumed. As a SoCal native I'm pretty much a taco…read moreconnoisseur. Al Pastor Papi is the only thing I've had since moving to the bay that makes me want to go again and again and again. Tortas are bussin. Salsa's are bussin. No notes.

Very nice staff working. Had the Huevos Rancheros and it was delicious. Nice strong cup of coffee.read more

Horrible and over priced, I got the enchiladas rice and beans nasty to me and she gave me the wrong…read moremeat,I'm so disappointed I spent 27.00

Wow The tacos are just amazing and flavourful! Add on the…read morehappy hour discount and this place is just 5 stars A lot of space indoor and out door! Fast service

Had lunch in this newish restaurant on Belden st. We ordered el pastor chicken wings, shrimp…read moreaquachile (like ceviche but less time in marinade, so more raw), and a few tacos. The selection was perfect, thanks to recommendations from our waiter Jesus, and everything was really delicious. Due to the awful weather the place was really slow, but we chatted with Jesus and had a great time. Would definitely go back. Highly recommended.

tl;dr I used to be a regular at Uno Dos when I worked on Stevenson, so maybe some of this is just…read morenostalgia, but I think this restaurant deserves its flowers. Forgot to snap a photo of the unwrapped burrito, but added one of it wrapped for scale. Ambiance: My most recent visit was takeout for breakfast, so I don't feel fully entitled to give an accurate ambiance rating, but back in the day (pre-Covid), the post-work vibe was 5/5. I saw that they still offer blankets for you to use when sitting outside, which I always thought was thoughtful. Food (5/5): This rating is for their breakfast burritos, since I haven't had lunch there since I moved out of SF (but in the past, I LOVED the tinga and lengua). The base breakfast burrito with potato, egg, cheese, and salsa fresca starts at $5.75. Add-ons are +$1 each for bacon, chorizo, veggies, or avocado; +$0.75 for sour cream; and +$1.50 for guacamole. My burrito order adds on bacon, veggies, and avocado for a subtotal of $8.75, which, to me, is a great deal for how filling it is. I especially appreciate that the bacon is broken up into bits and mixed throughout the burrito, so you're not accidentally eating the whole strip when taking a bite. The veggies are also great, the inclusion of zucchini (or some other squash) is really, really nice. My mom ordered one with veggie and avocado that she ended up not eating, so I ended up eating the next day. It was still delicious after a 5 hr plane ride and reheated in the microwave. Don't forget the hot sauce but be aware that it is spicy (and not "spicy" lol). My spice tolerance isn't that high but it's also not non-existent. The cup that they provide is just enough for me! Service (5/5): Always quick and friendly, just as I remembered in the past. Also want to shoutout the taco bar catering; back in the day, it was the default choice for my office because of its value and how easy it was to accommodate both vegetarians and non-vegetarians. Food always arrived hot and on-time.

I was meeting up with a friend and this was just locationally convenient, but it turned out to be…read morepretty good. I had researched this place before and found that they do NOT have Taco Tuesday-style deals now, but that's alright! It's a very colorful and modern place with high ceilings. Just find a table for yourself and all orders are taken through their online menu. I don't love QR code ordering and it doesn't make for a warm atmosphere, but it works and they bring food right to you. Paloma: It's nice that they have a tequila selection there! They serve their paloma in a tall collins glass rimmed with Tajin. Not bad! Chips & Guacamole: Standard chips and decent guacamole. I kind of wish they had free chips with things, but this is good to share. Asada Plate: Tender meat, refried black beans, Mexican rice, pico de gallo, and tortillas. It's tasty and a nice portion!