Got the shredded beef arepas which were fantastic.The Miguel Cabrera decor is awesome and I even…read moregot a pack of cards.Then there's the service,lightning fast 10/10 would recommend

I grew up on Venezuelan arepas, and when coming to Detroit, I never thought I would have a place…read morethat took me back home. El Rey has a variety of other Latino specialties, but I truly come for the tequenos and the Reina pepiada. The tequenos are crispy and fried to order. The green sauce is everything you need and the Reina pepiada makes the usual dry arepa so flavorful. It's a no-frills restaurant that makes some of the best latino food in detroit, and it is so worth the visit.

Try #18, super delicious and of course a side order of plantains! I bought 4 of them so that my…read moreSpanish students could taste a different use of delicious, melting cheese other than a quesadilla. The cachapas with queso de mano are so good, even reheated. And the green salsa just ties it together.

The food portion is huge and I always have leftovers! Very nice café area inside to just sit and do…read moresome work or read a book. Food comes out decently fast too

Just saw a video about you on TikTok !! I will definitely go here next time I'm in Canadaread more

I was pleasantly surprised with this place. Very tasty food and unique. I loved what I got!read more

So delicious! This food truck has a standing location outside of a small market. They are so kind…read moreand have great customer service. We tried a bunch of items for our first time. My husband got the chicken bowl, and he had no complaints. I tried the Reina pepiada arepa with cheese. I'm so glad I got the cheese because it was salty and gory. The arepa was crispy and delicious. We also got the vegetarian cachapas that I sampled and then saved for lunch the next day. Wow it was spectacular. The plains were my favorite part. The corn pancake was somehow creamy like a polenta cake. I loved everything about it and can't wait to go back! The cost was very reasonable for the amount of food they give you and the quality.

This is my favorite food trucks! I catch it mostly at Dog & Pony. I'm a fan of the #9 vegan arepa,…read morealthough I'm not vegan. Service is always fast and friendly. Tonight I learned they are opening a permanent location in Ferndale in January, and I can't wait to be a more frequent customer! No pictures as I inhaled the food.

Oh what a great find,  seeing two of my foodie friends visiting got me excited .  Mcgraw is hopping…read morewith Mexican,  Dominican and Venezuelan food all within a few blocks.  This El Takito Loko has moved just across the street from the original location,  now next to the BP gas station corner of Proctor and Mcgraw.  A large tent with picnic tables to enjoy the food .  I ordered a Campechano Burrito mixed Steak and Chorizo OMG marvelous ,  so uniquely delicious.  A superb combination of spices, peppers, onions and beans.  The owner really cool straight outta LA where he brought his food trailer from,  had El Salpicon rebrand and refresh.  I watched him in action on the flattop,  so many ingredients piled on . Gotta say the very best Campacano Burrito ever eaten,  truly a must try.  He shared a great Shrimp Tostada and a unique item topped with beans and meat.  Going back really soon for the Al Pastor he's famous for,  a large spit spinning inside window looks marvelous . I added to Yelp take a look,  Google someway has listed it as another place DUH. I'm trying to fix  stay tuned.  #eltakitoloko @lokoeltakito @peanutbutter_bacon @carlos_parisi #campachano #burrito #tosada #eatswdetroit #alpastor #lafood #downriverfriendseat