Taco plate. Great food all around. Super fresh and tasty…read more They're happy to help you with your order if you'd like.

One of my fav spots, food it's great, service is amazing and price is reasonable…read more I stop by every time I'm around the area.

The best place for unassuming delicious mexican food. We always get their al pastor and wet torta…read more These guys are cash only. Service is fast. They have a few seats to eat right outside their food truck but we usually have stuff to go. Overall love this place, been coming here for 3yrs and will continue to do so. Cheers!

So I kept on passing this place never knowing what they served. I was craving vegan tacos and…read moretrusty Yelp led me to this gem! Whoa! I have had many, many vegan tacos, I make hella good vegan birria tacos! Lol The tacos were refreshing, the food is onolicious and the spicy sauce is very flavorful! Sweet! got a new spot!

I feel like a new man! After spending nearly all of my life in the Southwest, principally Los…read moreAngeles, Arizona and New Mexico, I moved with my family to Seattle for work. I was utterly depressed at the scarcity of authentic Mexican food on the East side where I live. Thankfully, that tragedy ended today, right here!!!! The fish tacos were out of this world, just incredible! And for what it is worth, I have spent a great deal of time from the border down through Central America. For me, the tacos, felt like home! Spectacular! Fresh, authentic, perfection! Thank you Diaz, I will be back on the regular! Highly recommend, especially if you're after real Mexican food! I am beyond grateful, what a find!!!!!!

The best!!! The mulitas are to die for. My vegetarian daughter loves their fish tacos.read more

Some of the best Mexican food in Seattle! I've been here several times because they have great…read morecarne asada tacos and chicken tacos. Friendly service as well. Highly recommended!!

So delicious!!! Quick and kind service. I got the Al pastor tacos and they were so amazing!…read moreRecommend!!

Such a gem that I am lucky to be near!…read more The food truck is located in a gas station parking lot so there may be limited parking if lit is a busy time. It seems like there is only one person running the whole truck so patience is key! The menu is quite extensive for all small the operation is but that was a nice surprise. There was only one other person waiting for their food when I got there so I did not have to wait long. The owner / operator of the truck was very friendly! I ended up ordering drunken noodles, a Thai iced tea, and fried shrimp! The Thai iced tea was pre-made and a lot sweeter than I usually like so I would not get it again. The fried shrimp appetizer was so good and came with a lime slice that made the whole thing so bright and light! The drunken noodles had the perfect flavor and I got it with chicken which had enough seasoning and such a nice char. It is very much a hidden gem and a perfect place to stop for a nice, fast, and warm meal.

The food is amazing, and the owner is super friendly. I got my coworkers into it, and now we get it…read moreall the time

10/10 recommend this red food truck. I had 2 gorditas de lengua. The lengua was really well done,…read moreas someone who grew up eating it at home. Good flavor. Salsa was actually spicy, which is appreciated. Flan was tasteful and creamy. Shaded area Outdoor with picnic tables on site for eating. Service was quick even with just one person working inside.

Major props to tacos las delicias for being open on New Year's Day. I'll be honest, you were not my…read morefirst option, or even the second, but my basketball coach once told me that the best ability is availability. If you keep driving on any street going north from Seattle, you will find a taco truck adjacent to a gas station. And they're usually solid - much better than many Mexican restaurants across Seattle. But unfortunately, my burrito here was just a little weak. It has a decent tortilla, and the char on the asada gives it a nice crunch. But other than that, it tasted taco-bell-esque. I think it's just the blend of shredded lettuce and sour cream that gives me that feeling. There just wasn't anything that stood out on this burrito that would make me get it again. However, their tortas look good. I should have gone that direction. I'll give em a try if I ever find myself in the area and the other spots aren't open.

I've been here 3 times. Most of the staff is polite, and the street tacos are the best in the area…read more The carne asada is fresh and has a vinegar-like taste to it. No gamey taste to the meat at all. Perfect.

I never review but I have to warn, do not eat here. The carnitas tacos were decent but upon trying…read morethe quesabirria tacos I almost threw up. I've been on a roadtrip for the past 4 weeks and these were the worst tacos, they weren't edible. I want to wash my mouth out for a week after tasting these. The meat was spoiled and I really hope I don't get food poisoning Service was great but the food actually might be one of the worst experiences I've had in years

I love Anitas. Food is always on point and delicious. Service is so awesome. They are super…read morenice.

Today I played another game of "drive up Aurora Ave until you see a Mexican food truck that you've…read morenever been to before". I caught Anita's shimmering food truck in my periphery as I was driving past, and I knew it was time to stop. They have an extensive menu (tortas, burritos, tacos, soups, and more) with what seems to be over 20 meat options. How do they have this many meat options? Where are they preparing all of it? My mom once told me not to ask questions that I don't want the answer to, so I'm just going to leave that here. After sweating out the menu for a bit, I elected for the carnitas burrito (carnitarito) and added avocado inside. Interestingly enough, they don't seem to have guacamole here. Anyone who eats with me knows that I'm not big on avocado slices, but they do a solid job of mashing it up here anyways. This meat vessel was the ideal size. It was hefty, but held everything in perfectly, which is an essential trait for food trucks. For far too long, the burrito-verse has been crowded with: 1) burritos that are too small, or, 2) burritos that are massive, but are falling apart / dripping. Neither of those will do when you're eating a burrito on the move. I just got a new car (big time brag), so I'm not gonna eat a burrito in it anyways, but if I chose to do so it would be a rito from Anita's. The burrito itself had awesome flavor. It's really simple in its makeup, but the carnitas had big, bold, taste and were expert-level juicy. My favorite part was how generous they were with their salsas. All-too-often a burrito joint will only give you one, maybe two sauces. Anita hooked it up with 3. The sauce play was unparalleled. I was dipping. I was mixing and matching. I was combining flavor profiles and colors. A high quality burrito experience, no doubt. Anita's also has an enticing breakfast menu. It's not too often I'm up on Aurora in the wee hours of the morning, but I'd love to give it a shot.