Manuel and his team came out to my daughters birthday party. This is the 3rd time we have hired him…read moreto serve Tacos and Quesadillas. He and his team are always super polite and professional. He came prior to the start of his scheduled time to set up and have everything ready to serve at the designated time. We will definitely be calling him again for out next gathering as we always receive compliments about how good the food is. Which it Is!!!

Good tasting Tacos and service. We have used them a few times and the taste and quality never failsread more

My 1000th Yelp review, so I wanted to reserve it for someplace truly special!…read more These churros are some of the best that I've ever had, and I'm measuring them against the bar that has been set for me from a childhood of eating them at the San Jose flea market and the fairgrounds back in the day. Truly magical! Make sure you eat them when they're fresh and hot.

Service: 4.0 Churros: 4.3…read more My SILs were looking for the churro stand and of course I had to assist! They were amazed by the amount of churros in one order. So if you're looking for a light snack then you'll walk away with plenty of leftovers BUT these churros will put a smile on your face: soft, sweet, and chewy that will make you come back again and again. And watching the dude make your churros in front of you is an experience in itself! Sorry no pictures since they only left me one piece

To each their own...these tamales came poorly wrapped in foil wity the husk also poorly wrapped and…read morewere a mess.Packed in a gallon ziploc bag along with some green salsa. There's a almost tart flavor to them..guessing it's the queso...not great. I see why now they're the price they are. Not great

Really tasty tamales with a kick!…read more This is a cart on a one way street. Parking was easy right in front. Wanted 3 dozen tamales for a party so called to make sure they would have it and it was not a problem. $45 for 3 dozen = $1.25 each. So a nice discount from $2 each when you buy a dozen. Got pork, chicken, and cheese. My favorite was the chicken and least was pork. The pork was a bit too greasy for me. The cheese had big bits of jalapeno. Wrapped in banana leaves and moist. And it's been good reheated as leftovers a few days after. Easy to pay with a QR code - Zelle, Venmo, or cash.

Charlie's Corn & Sons was the only one food vendor at Irvingston Farmers Market. (not counting…read morepopcorn, bread & huumus). so gave them a try, offerings: baked potato, corn in cup, corn on cobb eats: corn on cob (3) with mayo and butter -wasn't roasted as seen on posters. -corn very fresh, not so sweet, didn't come with lime juice, chili flakes as listed on poster. noticed kid was busy loading up on the fixings to the side.. *not a fan of lime juice and chilis so it doesn't matter taste wise. leftovers: -not a fan of baked potatoes carb wise. may try it one day if starving.

I'm a sucker for a well-done baked potato. THIS is my gold standard for what a baked potato should…read morelook and taste like. I stumbled upon this farmer's market as I was doing my blood bank rotation at Kaiser San Leandro. There were fewer vendors than last week so I opted to have baked potato as lunch. For $6 I got a baked potato that is at least twice the size of my fist in a tin foil plate. It also the standard fixings: bacon bits, jalapeños, shredded cheese and scallions. They also pour a little bit of chicken broth at the end so that your potato is still fluffy and you can take off bits of skin from the potato. Supposedly according to people it used to be $5. $1 for water or soda. Yes they take credit. Best $6 I've spent in a while! There was so much potato I saved half for the next day. Still tastes great even when microwaved.

Family-owned and operated pupusa stand! Genuinely nice people who are dedicated to their work…read more The hot pupusas are delicious! They're sizable, crisp on the outside, soft and flavorful inside. You've got your choices of filling - pork, chicken, bean and cheese, or pork with bean and cheese. The pickled cabbage slaw and salsa make a great addition to the meal. They also make great tamales wrapped in banana leaves. They've got a stand on Telegraph during Oakland's First Friday Art Murmur. Check them out!

Do they open randomly? Because I went there today and there was nothing. I also called but no…read moreanswer.

My friends introduced me to Prescott Market on a Sunday afternoon, and after checking out all the…read morerestaurants inside, Woo Can Cook really intrigued me. They've got a lot going on, so it was a little hard to narrow down what I wanted, but I ultimately made my meal a combo and went with the crispy bacon fried rice bowl, scallion pancake, and a Mexican Coke, and also ordered the Taiwanese popcorn chicken tater tots. The only downside of this meal was the scallion pancake, which was oily and tough. Wouldn't recommend ordering that. But the crispy bacon fried rice was SO good, and the amount of rice was so generous that I got two meals out of one order. The bacon was absolutely delicious and had a great smokey flavor. I think the only piece of critical feedback I had about it was that it would've been nice if there was more egg in there, like scrambled egg throughout, but it was totally delicious as-is. The tater tots were a real standout, too. It was impressive how much the popcorn chicken flavors came out in the tater tots. I didn't want to stop eating them. Despite how busy Prescott Market was, our food came pretty fast, and they give you one of those little buzzers so you can go wait outside instead of waiting around inside, where it's pretty cramped. Overall, this was a great meal and I'd come back to either try more on the menu or at minimum get the bacon rice and tater tots again.

I've consumed a lot of Chinese food. Came here on a Friday…read morenight to support my peeps. Got a brown sugar chicken dish over rice. Not great. I wanted to like it and support my people but they really have to do better. Dish was bland and salty. I wish them luck!

This stand is located off the freeway exit of Clarinada Ave , one block away from Serramonte Mall…read more This place has been here for almost a year as I see it everyday commuting back and forth right in front of the entrance or exit of the highway 1. A snack vendor that sells most of the Latin American snacks and fruits Specialities in fruits , mangos and watermelon. Cheese , Takis , and they have their own house potato chips Customize your snack anyway you like With fusion of sweet , spicy and sour If you like mangos with chili And corn cheese Come try this spot out ! I am looking forward to the mangonada next

There are so many crab boats on the pier selling dungeness crabs at the same price, which one do…read moreyou pick? The boat that you vibe with the most. To me, Cricket was the boat I vibe with the most. The guy (devin?) was friendly, joked around with my bf and I, and didn't act like he was all about getting our money. The last boat I went to just snatched my cash and yelled "NEXT" when he tossed me my crab. The guy here took his time helping us pick out our 2 crabs and told me we could preorder with him if we wanted a bunch of crabs. If you want to preorder, you just have to call in and tell him how many crabs you want and he'll try to get it for you weather permitting. Definitely coming back here again and definitely preordering!

Me: (in my most suspicious voice) So, uh... how does this work?…read moreCrabby Crab Man: You give me money, I give you crabs, I go home and watch TV. *** *** *** I don't know why I feel the need to ask every unfamiliar question like it's about to be a drug deal, or why I found the Crabby Crab Man's patronizing answer so humorous, but I loved it. Plus, a guy who gives me sh*t about my legit question, then gives me crabs, and then goes home and watches TV? A man after my own heart, basically. So the back story on this boat, named 'The Cricket', is that it regularly docks at Pillar Point Harbor and you can't miss their bright yellow and red sign that currently reads, 'Bill's Crabby Crabs', though in the next few weeks you'll see the sign change over to 'Cricket's Crabby Crabs', as Bill has retired and Devon, the sea scholar on board these days, has taken over. You can call ahead and you may still speak to Penny, Bill's wife, to place your order for larger crabs when available. They'll have a website up and running in the future as well, but for now I'd say your best bet is to get up early and go right to the source. My Dad and I came here later in the day, just shy of sunset, so we didn't get the bigger 3+ lb crabs that are sought out, but we did purchase three mighty fine 2lb crabs that we later cooked up and chowed down on that night. The price per pound is $6, so each crab should ave been $12, totaling $36 for three 2lb crabs, but it was the end of a grey, crummy weather day and Devon cut us a deal and we got all three of the crabs for $30. We took ours home to clean and cook, but you can use the side door over at Princeton's Seafood at the end of the dock and have the crabs cleaned, cooked, and cracked for a very nominal fee. There's lots of boats where you can get your crab and other fresh catch from at Pillar Point Harbor, but I'm kind of partial to The Cricket and their crabby crabs and that special side of sassy sass they serve up with your dumb questions to your dumb face.

Good food! Everything was fresh all the way down to the corn tortillas. It's a little pricey but…read moreoverall still worth it since it's so difficult to find good Mexican food around Pleasanton/Livermore. We'll definitely be back especially since they're open until 10 PM. There is a seating area with about 6 tables. Parking is a little tight at times. They accept Apple Pay.

Tacos were delicious especially the pastor tacos. It was $28 for 7 tacos and a large Horchata. But…read morelet me tell you: after my wife and I completely demolished our tacos, we noticed that the person serving the tacos used a knife to cut raw meat and then proceeded to using the same knife to cut avocados, pineapple, meat and everything. I don't know how to UNSEE what I SAW.....

Late night taco spot to check out. Carne asada would be better, less dry. But has a nice smokiness…read moreto it. Cabeza and tripas did not disappoint. Tender and crispy! I'd love to come back to try out the Al pastor! They put slices of pineapple!