Food - 5 Value - 5…read moreService - 5 While the name perfectly describes the food, it completely misses the kindness and genuine love that they treat their guests with. I can't to try more of their menu!

$20 is pretty damned expensive for 4 poorly cooked st. louis ribs and a few corn tortillas…read more Ribs were over-barked and mostly just tough like jerky.

Love the churros! Very friendly and great customer service. Are the still posting in Cypress Park…read morethough? I'm just a little confused of locations now.

Friendly! Easy to find them by looking at their Instagram for location, dates and hours. Their…read morechurros were freshly made and yummy! $10 for 6 pieces with the sauces. They also sell churro bites, a bag of churros, and a sundae version.

The tacos are SO good! i cannot stress enough how good they are. they are also HUGE it's insane. i…read morelove getting the asada tacos and they put everything on them for you. Service is great! they're super quick and friendly:) The place is somewhat small! it's located in front of a target so you can park in the target parking lot and head over. i believe they also have chairs if you walk past the taco stand as well!

First the good: this is prolly the best taco joint you will find in the area. Having said that you…read moremay find a few nuggets of cartilage in the carne asada it smells gamey too. The other meats are better I really want to give a great review for the taste of the food and options they offer however I cannot do that in good conscience because of the horrific parking situation. People hang out and eat in the Target parking lot because there is a predatory towing company I also left a review for, you can check that out as well, that will take peoples cars if you do not have someone watching your car. The lines are always long at this place and the real appeal is being able to come late at night but many people make the mistake of parking at the Target where someone is watching for easy targets (fr) and they call the black tow truck because ive seen it happen very quickly. I would not like to think this activity is in any way associated with Angels...however they do make the active choice to post up at a location where a known towing company racket is going on. The police know what they do and many negative online reviews. A shame because most of the food here is street level top notch ill fix my rating when they either choose a different, safer nearby location or if that whole parking situation becomes more manageable. Sometimes I like to come out for a late night taco without having to bring someone to watch my car

Utz' Ipetik means goodness in the Quiche language of Guatemala. It's also the name of the street…read morevendor by the consulate of Guatemala. There is no menu, but they do have a few dishes listed on their sign and on postcards. The woman who took my order and cooked didn't speak English. I spotted some fried plantains, fried chicken, fryers, a grill, and many Igloo coolers. Offerings include tostadas, fried plantains, chicken with potatoes, steak, garnachas, sandwiches, etc. I noticed some handmade tortillas or maybe pupusas? Two chicken tostadas ($10 for two): Two freshly fried corn tortillas topped with shredded lettuce, shredded chicken (boneless, skinless), sauces, and a celery and bell pepper relish. The chicken was tender and the sauces were good (not spicy). One was like crema, and the other was red and sweet. The tostadas were overloaded with lots of things - no beans or cheese like you'd expect. The tortilla was crispy and nothing was too salty or heavy. Tasty. I would have liked some spicy heat or hot sauce. They accept Zelle or cash. I didn't see any place to sit and eat, but she did ask me for here or to go (at least I think that's what she asked me). There was a covered table with a bench, but there were other things on the table. Parking might be hard because people park in the area to go to the consulate.

Fricken absurdly good tacos. What else can I say. Eat them there. You are very welcome.read more

Fantastic tacos, everything here is super quality. It's in an alley next to a house so there is…read morealso me seating.

24-hour tacos? Say less! I was staying in the DTLA area and heard there were plenty of late-night…read moretaco spots around, so we had to check this place out. Luckily, our Airbnb was only about a 5-minute drive away. Located in a parking lot, this spot was bustling at 1 AM. Service was fast and speedy, and they have a self-serve bar stocked with all the fixings, including salsas, onions, cilantro, and the BEST creamy avocado sauce I've ever tried. Everything was super affordable too! My favorites were the asada and lengua tacos. Definitely adding this to my return list for my next trip to LA!

Good food good service ambiance is just barely off street in a parking lot…read more The map is wrong but the address is about right. Near 4th and Alameda

I love the taste this corn has they are sweet and also have a smoked taste to it. My go to elotéro…read moreguy plus he's out here till 10. They have a unique taste compared to other people who sell corn and are cooked right then and there not pre cooked. Def my fav corn. Worth giving a try ‍

Esquites are my favorite. He makes them so delicious. I try to get one every time I'm in the area.read more

El Rey Chilaquiles recently set up a tent on Figueroa Plaza in front of Vons. According to the sign…read morethey offer chilaquiles, gorditas, and burritos. Meat choices: chicharron, steak, costillas, asado, tinga, birria, and carnitas. Most of the meats are stewed in terracotta pots. They also have a grill and a few open burners for making the chilaquiles to order. I didn't see any prices. Chilaquiles rojo with one fried egg ($13): the portion was huge. The corn tortilla chips were on the thicker side and broken into pieces of different sizes. There were some crispy bites but the chips did turn soggy, very soggy. The roja sauce had a nice amount of heat and some tang. The chilaquiles were topped with crema and cheese. I added cilantro, chopped onions, pickled onions, and lime. The refried beans on the bottom also made the chips soggy. Verdict - too soggy and too big. The tortillas are made by hand. There's also a self-serve salsa and condiments bar with four types of salsa, lime wedges, cilantro, onion, pickled onions, cucumber slices, and radish slices. I would go back to try the birria gorditas.

A great way to try out something new! Loved the multitude of parking spots and it's a small set of…read morevendors selling a variety of food such as Mexican, Guatemalan, El Salvadorian, Italian, etc, mostly Mexican street food but there are other options. It's relatively new so it's not too busy yet, there was adequate seating on a early Friday evening. The vibe was chill and intimate. We liked the loaded nachos we got and we probably will be back soon.

My favorite place for quick dinner the venders are so nice and polite w/ it!! The food are…read moredelicious and fresh always.

I'm honestly not a big fan of street food. Maybe it's just me, but I've always been a little…read morecareful with it. Still, it was around 2 a.m., not much was open I ordered the quesadilla ($11). If I was rating only the food, it'd probably be around a 2 or 3 for me. It was just very oily and heavier than I like. That's just my personal taste. The staff running the stand were genuinely kind, and they have a few tables and chairs set up if you want to sit and eat. The biggest reason I'm giving them 4 stars is because they're out there serving food at 2 in the morning. There aren't many places doing that, and I respect the effort.

The food and service here was probably the worst I've ever experienced anywhere in 40 years of…read moreliving in Los Angeles. These are the type of food vendors who don't give a fuck about the food or the people all they care about is making their money. Beware, They only have that spot because they threatened the previous vendor that was already there for years before, then by paying off the local gangs to scare them off