hired The Churros Man for our company appreciation day with 165 employees, and he absolutely…read moredelivered. Alexis showed up early, fully prepared, and brought outstanding customer service from start to finish. All of my employees enjoyed the fresh, made‑to‑order churros right on the spot warm, crispy, and paired with delicious dipping sauces that everyone kept talking about. Even with the big influx of people, Alexis handled the crowd perfectly. He stayed calm, friendly, and efficient the entire time. You could tell he genuinely cares about the experience he gives. Because of how well everything went, we've already decided to bring Alexis back for another upcoming work event, and I'll definitely be booking him for my own family parties in the near future. Highly recommend professional, reliable, and the churros are unbeatable.

The churros were absolutely delicious, and the guests who had them really enjoyed them…read more However, my experience with the service left me disappointed. The churro cart arrived while most guests were still eating lunch, so there wasn't much interest in dessert yet. Shortly afterward, we started bingo, and many guests stayed inside participating rather than coming out for churros. When I went out to get some churros for guests inside, I asked if they were leaving soon. I was told they were and asked if I could have the remaining tray to pass out to guests. The gentleman told me they were taking the leftovers to their next event. That response surprised me, especially since I was standing with the person who had paid for the catering service. Later, when I returned, they changed their mind and gave me the remaining tray along with a bag for the coffee vendor. While I appreciated the gesture, the initial response left a negative impression. The churros themselves were excellent, but based on my overall experience with the service, I personally would not hire them for an event.

My homie really hyped this up saying he tried all the local ones in the areas on different blocks…read morein Sylmar and this was the best! He also said the al pastor is what he recommends and not chicken or steak. Plenty of parking at the post office especially after hours. Everyone parked here came for tacos or the nearby gym. Service was quick and paying for everything was easy as well if you don't have cash or card on you Bring your espanol with you even though you can get by without it. My friend told me to go spicy if i want the max experience here and i didn't listen Pricing is very low about $2.75 per taco and I'm happy about that because one bite in and i realized i didn't love it as much as him

The food is delicious. The workers are quick and polite. There is a seating area. I would recommend…read morecoming here if you want authentic tacos.

All different kinds of food. Prepared by all of the cultures that make up our vibrant Hispanic…read morecommunity. I went once.... It's far away. Probably one hundred tents assembled along Glendale bl.I think it was Saturday. Am going back this Saturday and will update with more details

If you're looking for authentic street tacos, this taco stand at Glenoaks & Arroyo is a must-visit!…read moreEvery bite is packed with flavor, and the meat is always fresh, juicy, and perfectly seasoned. Their selection is amazing--asada, tripa, pollo, al pastor, chorizo, buche, cabeza, and carnitas--and every single one is delicious. The tortillas are fresh, the salsas have the perfect kick, and the toppings are always fresh. The service is friendly, Betto is the best ! portions are generous, and the prices are fair for the quality you get. Whether you're craving crispy tripas, flavorful al pastor, or tender cabeza, you can't go wrong. This is definitely one of my favorite taco spots, and I'll keep coming back. Highly recommend--10/10!

For a stand on the street charging $7.50 for a mushroom quesadilla is ridiculous. Worst 0art…read moreunderseasoned and greasy.

Can't say enough good things about Gizmo's Tacos! The food and service was great, the ease of set…read moreup/take down, the clean and fresh ingredients and plentiful options for both meat eaters and vegetarians alike... Definitely made for the best 40th Fiesta

We discovered Gizmo's Tacos at a soccer tournament. Holy guacamole, so delicious! The asada, al…read morepastor, and pollo meat was very tender and well seasoned. Perfect street tacos...yum, yum. The salsas also tasty. The condiment station was very clean, and fresh produce of onions, limes, cilantro, radishes. To wash down the yummy tacos there is a self-serve station of two large jars of aguas frescas, hibiscus tea and horchata. A perfect match for a delicious lunch! If you looking for a taco man for your next event, look no further....Gizmo's Tacos is your man! Friendly service, and delicious food.

This was our first time trying Angel's Tijuana Tacos in North Hollywood. We were already in the…read morearea looking for tacos and usually go to stands farther west around Northridge or Granada Hills, so we figured we'd try something different. We got six tacos between the asada and al pastor, plus a queso burrito with asada. Everything was really good. My fiancée noticed that they were making the tortillas by hand right there, which was a nice touch and definitely made a difference. I especially liked the al pastor, and the queso burrito was really good too and pretty filling. I also liked that they actually have a big menu with the prices clearly posted. Not every taco stand makes the pricing that easy to see. The tacos were $3.25 each and the queso burrito was $13.50. Our total was $36.22 after tax. I will say the tacos are a little pricier than what we're personally used to. At some of the taco stands we normally go to, we're used to paying around $2 to $3 per taco, so $3.25 stood out a little. That said, the food was good enough that I didn't feel disappointed with what we paid. The only other small thing was the salsa. They ask if you want everything on the tacos and put the salsa on for you, while we're more used to taco stands giving you salsa on the side at the end. I'm sure you can ask for some separately, but since we were taking everything home and didn't ask, I just used some salsa we already had. Not really a complaint, just something I'd remember next time. Overall, we really liked the food and would come back. Since we're still trying different taco stands around the area, we'll probably keep exploring too, but Angel's was a good first stop.

I honestly thought this was a sit-down restaurant, but it turned out to be more of a street food…read morespot. That was a bit disappointing because I ended up paying almost $40 for two quesadillas, which feels pretty expensive compared to other street food places in the area. The food was okay, but I wouldn't call it especially tasty or memorable On the positive side, the mango juice was really good, and I enjoyed the outdoor seating it had a nice atmosphere and was a pleasant place to relax. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but I don't think the food justified the price

After the fiasco last weekend known as the "Awesometown Food Truck Festival" and seeing that Lardon…read morewas no longer on the list for Sunday was tempted to skip this. I saw that Jin N. checked in there on Saturday and dropped him a quick note asking how it was. He replied back with his recommendation that it was worth going to so we made the trip down. The event was scheduled to start at 11:30 and we found street parking a block away about 5 minutes after that. I was completely fearing the worst with the crowds and as we walked into the lot, there was maybe 30-40 other people there. Even when we left at 12:45 would have to say the worst line was 10 deep at the most and the majority of the trucks had lines that were 2 or 3 people deep. The trucks were set up in a "U" around the parking lot with lots of room and tables. There were a few trucks there that I had never seen before and really liked that we were able to talk with the owners. They loved the fact that my daughter was taking an interest in food and asked what we liked, didn't like and what we looked for when going to a truck. It felt like they were honestly looking for feedback instead of just having to throw something out the window to keep the lines mooving (get it, like a cattle call??) The crew from Wholly Rollers did a great job circulating to see that everyone was having a great experience which they should get kudos for! My only regret is that I didn't head down on Friday and Saturday nights as well!!! The next time they have an event, I'll be there as this is how a food truck festival should be set up and run!

[November 12th event]…read more First off, I just want to say that this was a really great experience. Props to Wholly Rollers Events for putting on a successful street food fest!! I missed the first event last month mainly by choice because I didn't eat so well the previous week so I figured it would be a bad idea to end it with more less than healthy food. My wife and I made it out to this one intending to limit ourselves to mostly small bites. We rolled up at about 7pm Friday and easily found valet parking right next door for $2. Even before we stepped into the parking lot, we could sense it was just the right atmosphere for gourmet food truck fans. Trucks were lined up on either side and at the end of the space with plenty of tables and chairs in the middle. DJ Kino was spinning good tunes. We noticed all walks of life there...from young, hip 20-somethings to families with young kids. Security guards kept things in order and the clean-up crew was very attentive making sure trash cans did not overflow and tables were wiped down. Now, onto the food... Shrimp Pimp: 2 drunken shrimp tacos -- sherry ginger marinated shrimp sauteed and served with, I believe, pickled jicama and carrots on 2 tortillas. Verdict: 2.5 stars (out of 5). They were just okay. Didn't really taste a lot of marinade in the shrimp. Thought the tortillas could've been quick-grilled for a little more flavor. I have to say I was expecting this truck would have at least 1 Hawaiian-style garlic shrimp over steamed rice dish. I think that would round out the menu a bit. The Guinness-marinated shrimp & chips looked really tasty though. Patty Wagon: 2 "Shine On Harvest Moon" sliders -- a ground beef burger with Havarti cheese, warm bacon/cabbage/leek slaw, slice of pink lady apple, bit of mayo with homemade pickle on a toasted roll. Verdict: 5 stars. Delicious! Great grubbing food. I had mine w/out the apple since I'm allergic to raw apples. I could taste pretty much every ingredient. The grass-fed ground beef reminded me of beef I had on a trip to Ireland where they have some of the best in the world. It was perfectly-cooked and juicy. The roll had just the right crispy crust while still pillow-soft in the middle. Willoughby Road: Twice fried chicken w/grilled watermelon and side of creamy mac & cheese. Verdict: 3 stars. Chicken was greasier than I'm used to. The batter had a slightly sweet flavor w/a bit of a kick. The chicken meat itself was fairly juicy and not dry. I don't normally care for watermelon but grilling it enhances the flavor. I liked it. The mac & cheese was less than impressive. The consistency was pretty good but the flavor was lacking. I tasted more of the pasta itself than cheese. The Street Hawker (Singaporean): Fried rice w/shrimp, carrots, peas, onions, a bit of scrambled egg and topped with cilantro and red chili pepper. Verdict: 4 stars. Full of flavor! I couldn't totally place the seasoning. There was definitely soy sauce but I couldn't tell what else. It was slightly smokey. The color was a rich, dark brown. The rice was not quite sticky like most places which actually was just fine. I must mention we asked to make it not so spicy so I'm not sure how spicy it normally is. Good portion for $8. We wanted to eat it all but we saved half for tomorrow. Ahn-Joo (Korean): 3 small, grilled skewers of ginger & soy marinated beef w/cherry tomatoes. Verdict: 4 stars. Great flavor! The tomatoes complemented the beef perfectly. A few of the beef pieces were a tiny bit chewy--seemed to have a bit more fat. Other than that, great snack! Mango Tango: Peach Italian ice. Verdict: 5 stars. Texture was just right. Actual peach chunks. If it wasn't too chilly I would've eaten it up within 10 minutes. Generous portion for a small size ($4). My wife also had a grilled Nutella bhang w/berries from Ahn-Joo which I did not taste. It's basically a grilled Nutella sandwich w/fresh berries sprinkled with powdered sugar. Looked tasty! Again, I felt like the event was put together pretty well. Everyone seemed satisfied (except for one older lady in front of us at the Shrimp Pimp who had apparently asked for something not spicy but it was still too spicy for her. She later apologized for complaining and the truck manager made sure she was satisfied). I forgot to mention the large projected designs (one for Wholly Rollers, the other snowflakes) on the side of a tall office building next door. Classy! Plenty of seating for everyone. The DJ didn't play dancy, pop music all night. He actually threw in some good mainstream rock songs too which was a nice change. Great job Wholly Rollers!! Looking forward to the next one. This should be a WEEKLY thing like The Brig in Venice!!

I was out of my mind, squeal-y kind of happy to discover that Santa Clarita FINALLY has a street…read moretaco stand. But this place is a little hard to pin down. This is the third location they've colonized and they keep some crazy hours, 9:30PM to 1AM every day. I don't know what kind of party animal, night owl kind of crowd they serve but I guess it's workin' for them. As my daughter and I were in line I counted nearly 20 other people also in line. We tried the al pastor, carne asada, chorizo and pollo. The first three all looked different but if you'd have shut your eyes you would have had a tough time telling them apart. The pollo was nothing to write home about. They offered a bunch of salsas including pico de gallo and that definitely made things better. I don't think I've ever seen pico de gallo at a taco stand before. Plenty of light, friendly enough people. No English though. So if you don't at least speak a little Spanglish you may have a hard time. I learned that another stand was recently shut down by the city so I'm not sure how long these guys may last. If you want 'em you may want to get 'em while you can.

I drive by this place all the time and decided to try it out. I got 11 tacos, 2 tripa, 3 carne, 3…read morechicken, 3 pastor and a horchata. The red sauce is nice and spicy, (white people beware) the green sauce is tasty and not spicy. They have all the radishes and onions, cilantro, pico de gayo. Food was absolutely delicious and not expensive at all. The Argentineans approve.

The food and service was the best! Miguel showed up in the perfect amount of time and was so…read moreprofessional and didn't have to worry about anything . The food was also SO good!!! Will absolutely use Estos Tacos again!

Great tacos!! Tried them at a friend's event, and they were great! They had all the fixings and…read moresides including beans and rice. The guy on the grill was very chill and informative. I was really happy with the service and food. Recommend!

24 hours LA taco spot with lots of parking but can get busy. Stations are organized well. They…read moreaccept card, tap, and cash. Starting with the taco ordering area. They have giant al pastor spinning but most of the meats are already cooked in the metal tins. One potato per order now. The meats were tender with asada being my favorite here. Brisket is also good if you prefer a fattier meat. They have sauce station with different spices. Grilled onions, raw onions, and cilantro to your liking. Another booth sells drinks. I got the horchata and tasted pretty standard. Great place to take someone to try out LA tacos.

Overrated. I had 3…read moredifferent tacos preparations and meats and they tasted the same. Pretty odd that lengua tastes like al pastor. It's very popular so what do I know? Just a good set of taste buds.