Huge night market with mostly food, but also plenty of crafts. Spans 5 blocks. Something for…read moreeveryone! Some faves: Hunter's tri tip K-Bop's kimbap and japchae combo Nora's cakes Take a walk on the Pier after! Parking can be tricky, but you can park at the Civic Center lot and walk a couple blocks.

I still love Sunset Market. It's become a summer tradition for us. Every summer we go at least…read moreonce. It's super easy to get there on the sprinter- don't even bother trying to drive down there and find parking. It's a total madhouse. There's something for everyone here. Crafts, jewelry, even a psychic reader.... A lot of people confuse this with the Farmer's Market- that's on Thursday morning. I haven't been there in years! This is called Sunset Market because it's in the evening! We've been there so many times that we know where out favorite food stands are. My oldest son loves the birria mac and cheese tacos while my youngest son loves a certain french fry stand. My partner and I love finding new food stands and trying them. They're often overlooked...and that's a shame! There's a fun kiddo area if you're bringing little ones- I've seen bounce houses there. Pro-tip- there's a line of portable restrooms by the kid bounce house section. There's also live music with local bands and a few high tops there. They go very quickly. Lots of people just grab a seat on the curb and eat. Every year, it get more and more crowded- people, strollers, dogs...it's nearly impossible to walk down certain food heavy streets to see what's down there. So, we try to time our trips to arrive as soon as the market starts and then leave when the crowds really start flowing in. And every year, it gets more and more expensive...so be prepared. Cash is king there, unless you don't mind paying service fees on credit cards and even venmo).

after reading CONRAD R.'s review about how crowded the CLAIREMONT MESA event was (yesterday in real…read moretime), we moved back our 2 pm ETA. got there a little before noon after grabbing some extra ATM cash. we were early enough that parking wasn't a big problem -- hard to say how tough finding a place got for folks arriving late. thought BOOMER's did a pretty good job keeping things organized. trash cans were full by 2:00 pm and there weren't separate containers for recyclables. a little troubling since they were selling COKE products (for $3) and water in plastic bottles. the bathrooms got pretty scruffy but i would guess they were stretched to the max staffing wise. good flow of information over the PA system (like when they opened up the dining area in KIDOPOLIS so we had a place to sit). ate till we were stuffed (will review the food trucks individually) and played a round of miniature golf with the credit vouchers for the $5 admittance fee. oh, and i'm not saying there were a lot of YELPERS there but every time i turned around somebody was whipping out their cell phone camera and posing with their lunch. we got there early, left late and had a great time !!!!

great idea... the $5 cover charge is basically a game token for usage at boomers. i hope it comes…read moreback but i was disappointed with the selections to be honest. i wasn't too crazy about the centralized drink system but i guess boomers needed to make a profit too. whatevers. it was a bummer that majority of the trucks had ran out of food due to majority of the trucks shelling out their dishes the days before at other boomers. But hello, there is a costco across the street. I'm sure you could've found some more stuff there!!!! Needs more seating but solid effort.

These were a hit for my daughter's "Grad" party!! The perfect treat to have on a hot summer…read moreevening!! Everyone enjoyed them and the packaging was perfect to keep these items in tact and ready to enjoy! They were perfect for the theme of the party! Becky is awesome!! Will do this again for sure!!

heeey! after a couple pints at Lost Abby, we stopped at Kasper's Ice Cream. It was a Sunday and…read morelate, in San Elijo Hills so only a few flavors were left... I ordered something I've never tried... the Matcha and Ubu Taco! I loved it so much! My son tried the chocolate chip and vanilla cookie and said it was fire. I am not a desert person but everything was a hit. I hope to see her next Sunday. I'd order the same thing, again. It's creamy with a hint of coconut. the shell is like a sugar cookie. yum.

One of our favorite food trucks! Met them at Wild Barrel and have followed them to many of their…read morelocations. Their catering is awesome and customizable. We have ordered multiple times and everyone loves the food. Everything is fresh and flavorful. Great staff and very accommodating.

A taco truck that out performs many taco shops…read more A really good California Burrito. El Habanero makes a burrito just the way I like. They cook the tortilla just a little bit longer, the asada was a little crispier and the friies weren't the typical generic frozen ones. Tip - El Habanero works the Wild Barrel site often.. They even have a beeper system where you don't have to hover around the truck until your order is ready.

Lots of interesting vendors with interesting things. Hardly any places to sit and eat, but very…read morespacious at the same time. Things are not cheap, so expect to pay a little extra compared to what you would find outside of the market.

We LOVE coming to 626 OC!!! We look forward to it all year. Great food choices. Some were better…read morethan others (I have edited my food post after a further review). Thumbs up to Cafe 949 (great lobster and garlic noodles) and MJ's Bellychon Basket for excellent lechon, Daddy's Catch for great dusted fries and lemonade, Molly Kitchen for grilled octopus, HGG Tanghulu for interesting sugar glazed fruits on a stick. Thumbs sideways for New England Seafood for lack of flavored oysters, and Bonanza Bakery and Cafe for creepy realistic animal shaped mousse cakes. Thumbs down for Kanto Filipino Street Food for chewy (not in a good way) fried chicken skin (old and rubbery probably leftovers from the previous day) and lack luster flavorless lechon. Overall 626 is an experience too good to pass up even though some foods are a disappointment. Atmosphere here is great, service is excellent! Just be choosy when making your selections. There were more to tastes we wanted to try, but our bellies and take home bag was stuffed.

Always a solid meal at Oasis Tacos! We stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed the chicken tacos…read morealongside a fully loaded burrito. The chicken in the tacos was super flavorful and tender, and the burrito was generously sized and perfectly balanced with fresh ingredients. The service is fast, the food is consistently great, and it always satisfies that taco craving. Five stars!

-- 4/5 Tacos Oasis…read moreis a great stop when you need something quick, easy, and satisfying, especially if you're in the middle of a shopping run at the Carlsbad Outlet Mall and want a fast bite without slowing down too much. The tacos were really good -- flavorful, fresh, and exactly what you want when you're craving something simple and tasty. The tamales were also excellent, soft and well-seasoned. Everything also felt reasonably priced, which is a nice bonus! Friendly service as well. There's outdoor seating right by the stand, making it easy to sit down, take a quick break, and enjoy your food before getting back to your shopping extravaganza. Overall, it's a convenient, tasty, and reasonably priced option when you want a quick taco fix between stores.

I've never had such an unpleasant and unprofessional experience at this food place before. My…read morefamily and I come here often. It's my child's favorite spot, and we usually all get something to eat. However, today (10/25/2025), we each wanted something different. I had already purchased a taco elsewhere and decided to add a little salsa from here. My child had just ordered food at this location, and his meal came with a cup of salsa, so I didn't think there would be any issue. However, the lady at the counter scolded me, saying she needed to charge extra. I tried to explain that the salsa came with my child's meal, but she interrupted, grabbed the condiments away, and continued raising her voice in front of other customers. It was extremely embarrassing and completely unnecessary. After this encounter, I will not be returning to this location. I plan to share my experience publicly on social media so others are aware of how the staff treats customers. Avoid this place!

Deserving of an update and definitely promoting to 5 stars after a delicious order of tacos al…read morepastor, taco de lengua, and carne asada fries for the kids. They've upgraded and updated their whole look and layout. They keep their salsa and napkin station clean and well stocked. The staff are welcoming and helpful, food comes out fresh and fast. We love it here and will be back.

The food is so delicious and a bang for the buck. The locations are always filled with people…read morewaiting in line. You've got to go taste it for yourself.

Support your local taqueros! Seriously, right now (7/2025) is a great time to support. I mean any…read moretime is a great time to support, but now feels like support carries a bit more weight. Found this gem of a taco spot that is just as good as the best I've had anywhere I've had in Southern California. They're usually open late, the portions are pretty darn large, and the prices are more than reasonable. They have a great assortment of toppings and salsas and make their tortillas fresh. This place pretty much checks all the important boxes for me personally when it comes to taco spots I love. I came here late at night and the line wasn't too crazy. Not as lively as more popular spots I've been to, but there were a few people in line. You do get the vibe that this spot is a favorite among locals. I ordered a vampiro (crunchier tortilla with a layer of caramelized cheese that holds the meat and toppings) with asada and two al pastor tacos. Usually, I can eat that easily, but with the portions here, it was a bit of a chore. The smoky flavors and fresh toppings and salsa were all on point. The horchata I got to wash everything down was also very good. A true gem of a spot in the Inland Empire.