Food, service,ambiance,…read more Want some good tacos in East LA. This is one of my go too's after a Dodger game. Try it out.

Great place. Excellent asada, pastor, birria. Awesome service and fun vibes. This will be our goto…read moreplace.

So a bit of a funny story. I came looking for Mariscos Jalisco having had my sights on it since I…read morewatched the Jonathan Gold documentary shortly after moving to LA. I had the address on my car navigation but as I drove up to the block I noticed the 4 Vientos truck and wrongly assumed this was Jalisco. So I turned it and promptly ordered at the truck. I did briefly question why the signage was different but the long queues and the delicious looking morsels that everyone around me were eating made me assume once again that I was at the right place. In my ignorance, I did not know that this entire stretch of Olympic Blvd was home to many such mariscos and taco trucks. In any case, I ordered. I ate. I was plenty satisfied and more than impressed and it wasn't until after I got home and did more research that I realized I was at the 4 Vientos truck. Well, no harm done. It just meant I needed to go back for the Jalisco truck very soon. Fresh seafood! Excellent tostadas. You can't go wrong!

The tacos dorados de mariscos I had here were pretty good! The crunchy taco shell was filled with…read moremixed seafood which was yummy. The avocado and salsa on top also added creaminess and freshness. It wasn't as flavorful compared to a similar taco from the nearby Mariscos Jalisco, but I did enjoy the raw seafood and fresh flavors. The spot is a food truck with no areas to sit (not sure of there was). Cash only I believe as well. A great spot, but I think I would still opt for Mariscos Jalisco.

Guava blossoms have an exotic, heavenly fragrance. Their heady scent, the autumn air and the steam…read morerising from a grill marry sweetly to tantalize your senses as you near Our Lady Talpa church, in East LA at sundown. Long before the new Los Angeles magazine's issue "The best Mexican food in Los Angeles" featured a centerfold story about Tacos Guanajuato, Pancho V. (my mentor in all things Mexican food) advised me to give this place a try. The butterfly-fluttering feeling you get when your favorite author publishes a new book or when the sequel to your favorite movie is released, is akin to the way I felt coming here for the first time. It's Wednesday night at 10 PM, Julia and I are giggling like schoolgirls as we exit my car. The area feels safe where we are given a VERY warm welcome. All smiles, like we are old friends, the chef shakes my hand beneath a canopy while the open air shakes hands with a hot grill. Allow me to introduce you to Ulises, Pepe and Fernando. -The family. I accept a sample of the Jamaica - Hibiscus Aguas Frescas. A great palate cleanser for the good things to come. I know what to order, having read my mentor's review. Volcanes ($1) with pastor ( marinated pork) and grilled pineapple. Volcanes are small, light as air, crunchy corn shells covered with bubbling hot melted cheese and your choice of grilled meat, grilled pineapple, guacamole, vegetables, salsa etc. The chef will mastermind your configuration if you forfeit your control to him. I love to be dominated so I relinquish all my decisions to his wise authority. He chooses avocado, pastor, and grilled pineapple for me. Good choice! "Please have a seat!" our hosts urge my girlfriend and I, so we do. Suddenly, music is playing. Thanks! Wait! Magic? (This is good stuff guys) *insert drool* Prepare your tongues to experience textural overload when dining here. The volcanes deliver a light crunch of corn, scalded melted cheese and sweet grilled flavors. Be sure to order another one a minute or two before you finish the last bite, else you might be overcome with regret. There is no contest. The volcanes are far superior a choice to the tacos we sampled. The pastor (marinated pork) is tender and well seasoned, the lengua (tongue) is tender but a little plain and the asada (steak) is lean but also might leave you wanting the pastor. The condiment bar offers cucumbers, cilantro, onions and a few varieties of salsa for you to improve your bounty. Nothing is too spicy here. A handy option for those of you with delicate tummies. Enjoy a wonderful night out in the intoxicating guava-scented air, experiencing gastronomic bliss. Give your worried finances a holiday here, where all these items are only one dollar. Tomorrow you can can break the bank, cutting into your steak on fine china, tipping an actress, and waiting in vain for the valet. But! Tomorrow, you might be wishing you were here. Where they treat you like family, the guava blossoms are blooming and everything goes right; just like magic. If for any reason, you find this review, useful, funny or cool. I forfeit all credit to Pancho V. who found this place for us: http://www.yelp.com/biz/tacos-guanajuato-los-angeles#hrid:9qPVfOLlV57F5NSEzVB4Pg Put your finger on the pulse, by following him. Don't have a yelp account yet? He is a great reason to sign up. Tacos Guanajuato welcomes phone calls. You can make sure they are there, order catering services or let them help you plan a party. Visit them @ 4th and Savannah at sundown. Take me with you ;-)

I'm sad yet happy at the same time, sound confusing? let me explain!…read more So I pull up in front of "Our Lady of Talpa" Catholic Church/School, NO I'm not here to ask forgiveness for all my sins I'm here for the tacos!, say what, yeah the tacos! you see Tacos Guanajuato sets up shop on the sidewalk in front of the church at 4th and Savanah when the sun goes down, these guys are from Guanajuato, Mexico and represent their fine State of Mexico with authentic items such as Volcanes. So the reason I'm sad is WHY am I the first to review these guys?, seriously you guys need not be scared to eat off the streets, I guarantee you'll find some better tasting food, less expensive, meet some interesting people, get to know the City where you live, I know a lot of you thing King Taco is great stuff, well it's not come give these guys a try and you'll see what real tacos taste like. So in Sinaloa they call them Vampiros, but these guys are from Guanajuato and there they are called Volcanes, they start off by dropping cheese directly on the grill http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/R2AePeUOesztiJyBO4MgEg?select=F2h09H9H9f67fTVPQcnEIA until it starts melting then scrape it up and place it on a grilled corn tortilla *(a tostada grilled until hard) then top it with meat, you put your own toppings. They have a complete condiment bar with a variety of salsa, limes, radish, cucumber, guacamole, onions, cilantro etc... http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/R2AePeUOesztiJyBO4MgEg?select=bnQyU3BRJ8Wq48W8cRqnsQ They do Al Pastor the right way on a trompo http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/R2AePeUOesztiJyBO4MgEg?select=-5BKbG6-b4Nj7let3pWhJg Volcanes de Al Pastor - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/R2AePeUOesztiJyBO4MgEg?select=FUR4gkEalFIUpebTx0WxhA The crunch of the crispy tortilla topped with some delicious al pastor w/pineapple slices, salsa, guacamole puts a smile on your face with every bite!. Tacos de Al Pastor y Volcanes de Asada - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/R2AePeUOesztiJyBO4MgEg?select=F9ivbU6vhexnarKInwNbnA While this is not the best al pastor I've had there is nothing I can complain about http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/R2AePeUOesztiJyBO4MgEg?select=inGrUtJwr7BisXgPxAvz0A it's so good. The carne asada Volcanes is real good too!, tender and flavorful and with the crunch of the tortilla and gooey cheese http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/R2AePeUOesztiJyBO4MgEg?select=JkW_dsc9NKKKxUqAwoexGQ Buche - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/R2AePeUOesztiJyBO4MgEg?select=2n7yOjci20WGGIDQI1d0hw Now this is something I love unfortunately very few places cook it well Volcanes de Buche - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/R2AePeUOesztiJyBO4MgEg?select=pkPjlhDSnrdiN-GetjaHqw I ordered a Volcanes because I really liked the crunchy tortilla with the gooey cheese, I asked for the buche to be cooked dorado, which is grilled.fried until crispy http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/R2AePeUOesztiJyBO4MgEg?select=xGjye-O39qxPoRPOW1zWUQ and these guys do it to perfection, hands down best buche I've had in Los Angeles. Whom ever takes the time to read this review, do yourself a favor and take the time to go visit these guys and see what some real tacos are all about!

So after being a fan of their taco stand that's been on Atlantic for awhile these guys have grown…read moreto open up their first restaurant! I couldn't be more excited for them, just like the amazing food from the stand it is no different with the amazing quality they serve. I had some tacos along with a torta and horchata, and everything was fantastic! They still have all their style of salsas and love that they include fresh cucumbers to the meal. I will definitely be back soon. The restaurant is beautifully remolded with a nice patio in back and the service was excellent.

If you're not looking, you will miss this spot. And that's unfortunate because the food is amazing!…read moreThe meat is cooked tender, their tortillas are made by hand, the portions are generous, and the salsas are delicious. The service is on point, and the establishment is clean and neat. There is an aesthetically pleasing patio if you want to take pictures. This is definitely our go to for Mexican cuisine.

I had the goat quesatacos with consome from this food truck and they were delicious! The quesataco…read morewas cheesy and stuffed with lots of stewed and tender goat meat. The star of the show for me was the consome though. It was also full of meat and flavorful. I literally drank the whole thing up. What I liked about the consome was that it wasn't too salty which is why I was able to enjoy it like a soup. A solid spot! The quesatacos do not come with consome on the side, so you have to purchase that separately. For the quesatacos, you can choose between beef or goat for the meat. They have a couple of fold out tables and chairs in front of the food truck.

This is the best taco truck in Los Angeles! The lip and tongue tacos are totally amazing! I've had…read morethe steak burrito, and in my experience with other trucks and restaurants is that the meat is hard and difficult to chew. However, their steak is easy to chew and very savory and delicious--Highly Recommended!

After 3 stops we had one more plan for this evening of taco adventures. Our last stop was to be a…read moretaco truck but we were on the look out for another rogue taco stand and our efforts were rewarded on the corner of Whittier Bl and Albertine St. Another brightly lit taco stand hopping with patrons. The lady taco chef took our orders and made us feel at home. Her tacos were seeped in robust sauce. I think my favorite here was her Suadero tacos but it was her tortillas that she served that was the highlight of this stand. Next time? Hopefully she will be around at our next Taco Crawl - 2012. Happy New Year.

BEST TACOS by far. We are from San Diego and will drive to…read moreget these tacos! My favorites include: Tripa, suadero, al pastor, buche! They're aguas frescas are delicious, limon con chia, piña, & fresa. The salsas, grilled onions, & habanero pickled onions are extraordinary. I deeply respect the hustle of these friendly ladies. I promise you won't be disappointed, it's worth every penny in your whole $1.00.

Great tacos! Great quesadillas! The burritos are okay... but everything else is great! They are…read morenormally set up at 7:00pm or so... Great place to eat after clubbin!

Wow,.....so you have to take the time and make it here. So great. The tacos are so great I smashed…read morelike 12 of them.

Absolutely love these juices! It is difficult to find delicious, afforable, fresh juices nearby…read moreuntil now. This is my go-to morning juice spot. All the flavors are delicious and healthy. The green one is my favorite! Highly reccomend.

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