I still come here every so often for taco tuesday if I'm in the area. Unfortunately they are no…read morelonger doing $1 tacos but now $1.50 which isn't terrible but comparable to other places now so you're no longer getting a huge taco tuesday deal. If you don't see them by 7/11, they are located on lomita between normandie and marigold. They are very efficient of how things are ran- you order, get a ticket number, get your sauces, then wait for your number to be called. It's pretty clear on where to start and go, unlike some places where there's no indication of where the line starts or who takes your order. They make fresh tortillas, the quality and flavor of the meat is great, and they don't skimp on the portion size. My recent visit, they are no longer taking zelle but still accept apple pay, venmo, and cash. They get pretty busy in their early hours and can run out of ingredients if you go past 9, so pick go accordingly lol

Got 4 asada tacos ($2.50 each). Very good tacos. The meat was seasoned well and the portions were…read moregenerous. EB is located on the sidewalk outside of the parking lot for 7-Eleven. Service was friendly and prompt.

Sad! Sad! SAD! I…read morehate writing bad reviews. It makes me sad. What saddens me even more is when I pay top dollar for a sad, pathetic sweet treat! Random Treats truck is sad excuse for a gourmet food truck. I ran into this sad truck at the First Friday food truck event in Venice beach. This truck features exactly what it says it does, random treats. They had gourmet rice krispy treats, sweet potato fires, a deep fried PB&J sandwich, some savory sandwich (grilled cheese I think), a few boxes of Nerds and some beverages. Very odd and random menu indeed. However, their large menu of gourmet rice krispies caught my eye. They had about ten of them on their menu but when I went to order, they only had four flavors available. That pissed me off. How can you show up to such a big event (over 40 food trucks and hundreds of people) and not have your full menu available. They hadn't even been open half an hour so it's not like they were sold out. They were just under stocked. They didn't have any of the flavors I wanted but my wife and I didn't want to leave empty handed. In the end we bought two of their gourmet krispies, one red velvet and one strawberry shortcake. At $5 bucks a piece I was praying that they would be the best rice krispy treats I'd ever eat. Nope. Both krispies were stale. They tasted like they were a few days old. The toppings on the strawberry shortcake weren't bad. The strawberry compote and pieces of strawberry helped hide the fact that the krispy itself was stale and tasteless. The red velvet krispy was horrendous. Stale krispy, sour tasting cream cheese frosting and red velvet cake that tasted like food coloring. AWFUL! The women on the truck were nice but it took almost ten minutes to get our treats....and we were their only customers. What in the world took so long? I know they weren't making these treats to order. SAD. I'm flabbergasted. How this truck is even in business blows my mind.

Not so great of an experience for a dessert based truck. 20 min for a rice crispy treat isn't…read morereally feasible. Although they did have a small selection of savory sandwiches - makes me think how long it would be for one though. Best advice, try the truck when you're not quite so hungry.

Sweet man. Fresh fantastic food truck. Can't wait to try more from this company. If you're looking…read morefor something light, the lobster tacos are fantastic.

I was fortunate to be invited to a private party catered by Roll'n Lobster. The lobster rolls were…read moreto die for and their New England Clam Chowder was truly the best I've ever had! The delivery crew were friendly and right on time. I would highly recommend this caterer or just stop by and have a bite to eat with them at one of the many venues they travel to daily!

Best tacos hands down! $2.50 a taco unless on Wednesday $1 al pastor! Delicious. The loaded…read morepotato es amazing! It is $13 it comes with hand made tortillas. I haven't experienced any discrimination like the previous review mentioned. I've been going there often and I e always witness hard working people that treat everyone with respect regardless if you speak Spanish or not. Ask for prices before you order if you don't want any surprises. So worth it!!

It's hard to eat when u look down and see giant roaches sorry waste of $$ in trash and I had 3…read moretacos and my rice ...couldn't eat it I tried to tell myself different grossness ...I know it's the street but mayb do something to keep them away from ur territory .,,2 others said the same and walked away I screamed it was a giant Dino roach then they talked about me in Spanish they forgot I ordered my food in Spanish.... no more ever !!!

I was excited to try considering I do NOT eat hotdogs but these are made with Wagyu Beef. I will…read moresay - the service was good, the cart seemed overall clean but the thing that was lacking was flavor.. I got the Wagyu Terimayo with Wagyu Beef, Seaweed, Teriyaki Sauce, Japanese Mayo, Fried Onions. To my surprise, there was an overall lack of flavor! Almost couldn't taste anything other than the dog itself. Wouldn't get it again, sadly.

was working the fall fest over at westminster today and was super delighted when JAPADOG agreed to…read moredo a trade. safe to say i'm gonna have to track these guys down when my boyfriend comes down!

Eddy's tacos is tucked away on a little side street off PCH in between President & Senator street…read more You'll have to circle around the back way if you miss it off the Main Street (PCH), it's well worth it! We ordered the chicken burrito and omg it was so delicious and full of flavor. They really packed the burrito with all the fixings and the chicken was fresh and juicy. The second thing we ordered weee tacos. I got 1 chicken, 1 asada (steak), and 1 Al pastor (their signature taco). All the tacos were delicious, but the Al Pastor was hands down my favorite - I'd go back just for that meat speciality (might even go back tonight for it). We also ordered the steak (asada) quesadilla. My goodness they don't mess around - they use a really big flour tortilla and pack it with fresh cheese and loads of meat. They don't skimp on the meat. It was so good, I wanted to save it to have seconds the next day. For drinks, we ordered the Horchata which I must say was delicious and homemade. You could tell it wasn't the powdered/artificial horchata. This one was truly made from scratch the way every horchata should be made. Did I mention they make their taco tortillas fresh by hand on-site? Definitely excited we found this hidden gem in the Southbay. They have outdoor seating to the right if you're looking to sit and grab a quick bite. Everything was a 5 start experience including the salsas and sides they had on the side. I almost forgot, they include cebollitas and nopales for free with any order (most places charge or don't even offer it). This was a win in our book. Check them out soon!

Came here on a saturday night and there is some parking at the address but I think cars were parked…read morea little weird so I ended up parking on the street nearby. I ordered tacos (cabeza, lengua) and they were fantastic. The topping options are great too! Unpopular opinion is that i dont like cilantro and I loved that they had just onion by itself. They also had some pickled onions thats were so refreshing. There was something really spicy not sure if its from the picked veggies but it burned so much!! I teared up. I highly recommend as the food was so good and came out really quick. There is one table you can sit out with a few chairs.

What a beautiful eclectic antique shop with a lovely and extensive collection of a wide variety of…read moremerchandise. Furniture, glassware, clothing, lighting, artwork, jewelry, housewares, toys, dolls, original LPs, large amethyst crystals, vintage phones... Give yourself time to stroll through, talk to the staff, and shop for some really fun, unique items and reminisce some days gone by. I learned something new about my millennial friend today while shopping- she's learned of the Grateful Dead and has been to several Dead & Company shows at The Sphere! LOL! I'm looking for my vintage shirts that are her age to give to her! How fun!!!!! Thanks, Staff! I'll be back...

Lots of fun! This isn't your junky "gramma's old rocking chair" type of antique shop. They offer…read moreeverything from vintage and antique dolls to beautiful furniture mostly from the 1900's forward. I'm never disappointed when I leave this store.

Closing at 8:00 PM, They are missing another audience. Food has always been great!' Staff concern…read moreif someone orders & get too close to order taker shows frightened staff from pandemic??

Used to love this place from back in the 80's! But now it's over priced and the flavor has…read morechanged!!!not to mention the ridiculous high prices!!! I guess we must pay for the porches parked outside!!!

Still delicious after all these year! We stopped by the bakery on Easter Morning. Got a selection…read moreof baked goods and tamales. Employees are helpful. When I was lost and confused since a lot of tags were missing and I didnt recognize all the pastries they helped us identify a bunch of them. Lol, I realized later their website also lists a lot of them. The slice of cheese cake was delicious, great texture and flavor. I also love the mexican biscuits, Bought one to make breakfast sandwiches. It's savory and delicious (also huge). We got mexican tamales but next time I must get the guatemalan ones! Definitely Will be going back for more. Highly recommend La Esperanza.

My go-to spot for conchas in the Torrance area…read more Tucked inside a small strip mall, La Esperanza is one of those hidden gems that's easy to miss but absolutely worth finding. Their conchas are always fresh and consistently well made. I love how balanced the flavor is--not too sweet, with just the right hint of cinnamon that never overpowers the bread. Soft, fluffy, and perfect with a cup of coffee. The parking lot can be a little sketchy , but don't let that stop you. If you're in the South Bay, this place is definitely worth checking out.