Theeee BESTTTTT Tacos everrrr!…read more End of discussion. Nothing else to chat about. It's really that good. Coming from a night out and want food to go? Get to this truck neowwwwww!

This is our favorite Leo's Tacos Truck. It has everything you want in a fine taco truck. The food…read moreis amazing and they have a great menu. Their tacos are so great, but you must try their meat burritos and their quesadillas. They are packed with cheese and you can have them put whatever protein you want in them. This truck is ever so clean and the service is fast and friendly. Yes, there is a line but it moves super fast. There are places to sit or you can take away or eat in your car. They have an adorable truck, there are a few locations, but this one is the one you want. They have a nice variety of drinks and their prices are super fair. Everything is served on paper plates and because I am a nut I bring a hard plate to put under the paper plate. You will love this place.

Oh ya this sh*t fire. Stopped by on a Monday around 11am (not busy at all). Got a trio tacos…read more(pastor, cabeza, suadero) + peppers n onions + my lil potato. Cash only, thought the tacos were $2.25 each, but was charged $2.5 each. Regardless, scarfed them down after loading up on the salsa table. No frills, all flavorrrrr ~

Out in LA, hitting a taco spot is a must, and with so many options I decided to try Avenue 26 and…read moreit definitely lived up to the hype. It was my first time here, so I wasn't sure where to go at first, but it's pretty easy to figure out. They have separate lines for tacos, burritos, and aguas frescas, which keeps everything organized and moving smoothly. I went straight for the tacos. I ordered two carne asada, one chorizo, and one al pastor. The condiment setup was also really good. Let me tell you, this hit the spot! I loved the grilled onions, serranos, hot sauce, and especially the curtido de habanero,so good. The carne asada was okay slightly on the tougher side but the chorizo and al pastor were really solid. Taco prices are fair, but the aguas frescas felt a bit on the expensive side. Overall, I'd definitely come back again.

Best Tocos in LA hands Down Felicia & Leo are the Best!!!Gave me and my family a well welcome!!!…read moreGreat customer service and the food is DELICIOUS

Villa's Tacos is definitely one of the highlights in LA! This location is in a strip mall with some…read moreoutdoor seating, perfect for a great taco meal. The tacos here are so flavorful, and getting them with the melted cheese (queso taco) is an absolute must. I love the asada and the chorizo the best. The meats are cooked so well and are always so juicy with a nice bit of char too. The tortillas and the salsas/guac also pack so much flavor, which makes these tacos truly irresistable. Although some may say it's a tad more expensive than a taco stand, you are definitely getting your money's worth with the quality of the meat, the superb cooking, and the generous amounts of guac and salsa on each taco. Make sure to don't sleep on the desserts either--the flan is excellent. The staff here are all very kind as well. Definitely give Villa's Tacos a visit!

Delicious and authentic Mexican food and tacos at this street spot! Among some of the best and a…read moregood stop for visitors in LA! I came here for dinner on a week night and my experience here was pretty good. I had the asada and al pastor tacos with all the toppings and they were both so good and full of meat and heat. The toppings can be spicy for some, so be warned. My favorite of the two was the all pastor which was flavorful and I did like the thinly shaved meat. It was not dry at all and was fresh. I also tried the mulita with al pastor meat and that was also soso good. Cheesy, meaty, and indulgent. The additional topping section had good variety with pickled onions, cucumbers, etc. and everything seemed pretty fresh. Unfortunately, they were pretty much out of the roasted pepper and grilled onions at the time I went. To drink, I had the horchata and that was also very delicious. It was huge, sweet, and creamy. I also loved how it was not grainy at all. A good pairing with the rich foods. They also have a good amount of seating at the stand with a long table and multiple chairs. Parking is tricky since its street parking only.

AMAZING food! Visited twice so far (latest: May 2026), and had the queso burrito with carne asada…read moreboth times. I've been meaning to try the other items on their menu, but it was so good the first time that I had to order it again. The portions are *very* generous, and they had the usual sides readily available on the side: lemons, cucumbers, sliced radish, grilled onions and peppers, etc. Also had a bite of their corn quesadilla... the tortilla was soooo good. They had the masa on the side and were making the tortillas fresh and by hand. Yum. Payment: - They take Apple pay! :) Parking: - We found street parking nearby thankfully, but it might be hard to find in general due to the area. Seating: - They have seating to the left of their grill (tables, folding chairs, a tarp overhead). Depending on the time of day, sometimes the shade doesn't quite cover your face--the sun was setting and hitting us right in the eyes, so we switched sides to sit facing away from the sun once those seats were available.

I delayed writing this review to really think through, and now I will confidently say--these are…read moreeasily the best tacos I've ever had. Having been to so many taco stands, I think what makes Tire Shop Taqueria really stand out are the right-off-the-grill charcoal-grilled meats, the freshly made tortillas literally in front of you as you are waiting on line, and the free guacamole that comes with each taco. The ordering process is like any other taco stand, though one difference is here the salsas/guacamole are all handled by the staff. If you'd like more of something, just ask them instead of reaching for the ladle yourself. There is a separate area though for grilled onions/peppers and radishes you can serve yourself. I got the asada, chorizo, cabeza, and al pastor, and they were all so good. The asada and chorizo are specifically grilled over charcoal, and that flavor really shines through. I loved how meaty and tender the cabeza was too, and the classic al pastor hit the spot. They have large communal tables setup, so it is a great friendly vibe to enjoy your meal I will say, the surrounding area is not the best in LA, especially given how the taco stand is only open at night. The parking lot is quite small, so I parked on a side street that had some abandoned cars, but of course, if you are in/from LA, this is not that new for us. I would hesitate if I am a tourist though to make it out here. Anyhow, the food really is worth it here, and I can't wait to be back!

My friend said, this place had bomb tacos and tacos are my favorite especially when coming to LA,…read morehowever this place fell short on my expectations. The tostada was very hard and chewy thought I was going to brake a tooth. Asada meat and guacamole on the tostada had no salt. The only thing I was able to taste was the spicy salsa, which it's extremely spicy. My chorizo taco cold and the mulita was okay. Tortillas hand made which that's a plus Agua fresca de pineapple tasted water down too much just tasted the water with hint of pineapple. If you new to this place just know that you can ask for frijoles de la olla on the side they are free. I did like that they had grill onions and it's self serve. Street parking available, but know area not the best to be in. Tables have about 3 incase you planning eat there, & if super hungry know you will be waiting for a long time. It's really cool know it's a tire shop during the day and a taco shop in evenings. This place is very laid back attired unfortunately no music playing.

We visited on a Saturday around 3:00 PM. The line looked intimidating at first, but it moved…read moresurprisingly quickly. We waited about 30 minutes to place our order and another 15 minutes for the food. Since it's located inside a dining hall, it's not a full-service restaurant. You order at the counter and then find your own table. Although it was busy, we had no trouble finding a seat. Everything we ordered was incredibly fresh and flavorful. My favorite was the octopus taco. It was perfectly cooked, packed with flavor, and tasted exceptionally fresh. Overall, the food was well worth the wait.

For a Michelin-recognized restaurant, our meal did not live up to the hype…read more Kanpachi & Uni Tostada: From the first bite, something tasted noticeably off. We both paused because of a strongly bitter lingering taste - the uni had spoiled. Spot Prawn & Scallop Aguachile: Two pieces of spot prawn and six little pieces of scallop swimming in a pool of a very tart lime-based sauce. While the shrimp itself tasted sweet, the scallop didn't taste like anything. The overall dish felt one-dimensional for the price. Ceviche de Rockot (Rockfish): More reasonable portion. Snappy texture. For a mild, sweet fish, this could have been a great canvas for creative flavors. Instead it's just lime-y like the prior dishes. While each dish looked aesthetic, they shared the same acidic flavor profile. I found myself wishing for more creativity and variety in the sauces and seasonings. The seafood quality also needs to be more consistent, especially when serving premium ingredients. Service: Order and pay at the counter, grab a table number, and the staff brings the food out. The restaurant itself is located in a shared casual dining space. Pay to park. I don't think the experience justified the reputation or the prices.

I was looking for a taco spot with good reviews in the area and stumbled upon this gem of a taco…read morestand in the side of the road. These were truly the epitome of street tacos and absolutely nothing about the vibe, the service, and the FOOD, disappointed. Immediately upon arrival, I noticed the long line of people and said to myself, either this place is really good or really slow. It took me longer to decide what I wanted to try than what it took for the line to move and for it to be my turn to order. So yea, these folks are FAST and very courteous as well. They have real Al Pastor on the trompo (the spit) so of course I ordered pastor tacos and a pastor mulita. I also ordered a few SUADERO tacos which you don't find just anywhere. I am still raving about the amount of meat and flavor of the food here, it's insanely delicious. Once you get your food you make your way down to the end of the taco stand where you are met with an amazing array of fresh taco fixings and salsas. The pink creamy-habanero was the best and the green/red salsas followed right behind. I can't wait to go back to this place. It's mind blowing how a stand on the side of the road puts out better quality food than a brick/mortar taco shop..but these guys know exactly what they are doing and it was a pleasure to try their food. 20 out of 10 for this place.

Was hoping this spot would give Tacos Tamix (Arts District location) and Brothers Cousins a run for…read moretheir spot in my al pastor standings since I saw a trompo with pineapple, but that hope has been squashed. I do like how they grill their meat though and they use the tortillas to scoop up the meat on the grill. Thought the al pastor was a bit salty and the cheese did not add much flavor to it, but that's probably a good thing considering the saltiness of the meat. Also, make sure you ask them for pineapples since they did not include it until we asked. They do have them sliced up in a container by the meats. Ambience is very casual and it's a stand while eating type of situation. Service was quick.

My friend hates Mexican food so when she suggested we come here I was shook. She said they had the…read morebest burritos and it's the only one she'll eat. She was so right! I had the salmon burrito and it was cooked perfectly, the presentation was awesome and it hit the spot. It's also huge and I could only eat 1/2! I highly recommend this spot. And if you want desert afterwards, I recommend B Sweet across the street!

Baby burritos * Signature burrito 3/5…read more* Chicken quesadillas 2.5/5 The signature burrito with shrimp and beef was $14/reg and $24/large. Thats crazy! I no its post covid but dam dude. Tasted good though. For $7 id be back. * Chicken quesadillas $20 was dry but had plenty of chicken. Not skimpy at all. The gave us tomes of free sauces which is always appropriated