Tacos Y Pupusas El Pulgarcito is a blue sky food kiosk at the side of San Leandro St, a wavy food…read morebanner signals it's prescene. offerings: tacos, pupusas, fillings of both very limited. -revuelta (mix of cheese, beans, & chiccarones) -queso (cheese) @2.75 very large (cooked just right) patties. little mushy areas. *queso & other fillings were minamist. just enough -fresh cabbage slaw, and red mild sauce was perfect. 4.5 stars, almost perfect. very good value. quick service *pupusas were being cooked before patrons arrived.....

Had to come here after I saw some reels in Instagram. The line wasn't too long on a Tuesday night…read morearound 8pm and service was great. I got 5 tacos, with al pastor, asada, buche, tripas, and cabeza. They were street style tacos with a good amount of meat, but were also $4 a taco. The sides and salsas were all really good, but the onions/cilantro mix had a lot of cilantro stems in it, which I personally don't mind but also don't prefer. Carne Asada 5/5 - best tacos of the night for sure and I'm glad I got them. They had this charcoal flavor from when they grilled it and I'll definitely be getting more of these. Al Pastor 4.5/5 - next best tacos, super happy with the quality and flavor of the marinated cut from the spit and a nice juicy slice of pina to add some sweetness to it. Buche 4/5 - usually this is my favorite meat to get at taco stands, what stands out is that their meat is very tender and not salty at all, but it was chopped up a bit more than I would've liked. Tripas 4/5 - the way they make tripas has no crisp, but very tender and enjoyable. Sometimes it can be tough when there's no crisp, but they do it well. Cabeza 3.5/5 - I was expecting there to be more texture but everything was chopped and mixed together super finely. I would've liked it more if it wasn't mushy. They also run a deal on Tuesday nights for bogo tortas. I think it's $15 for each torta normally and the size of them are huge. I'll be back for a carne asada torta soon :))

I live nearby and always see this place busy so I thought I'd try it everything is bad the chubby…read moreguy no friendly at all! Skinny guy very nice. the most important thing food! it's tasteless, the salsas are bland no flavor literally just water and pepper very hot The place look good but has NO FLAVOR!!! Management put some garlic to your salsas , some salt or something that's what makes a taco good

Love this authentic food. Margaritas are amazing. Authentic salsa and chips. Kids love this food…read moretoo.

Looks as it is the same food truck based on pictures as I found them at a completely different…read morelocation as the one that shows on yelp. I found them by accident & saw that they sell pupusas, unfortunately they were out of the chicharrón ones so she suggested I try the carnitas pupusas. I'm glad I did they were super good and their salsa & curtido were delicious. Will most deff go back & I deff recommend.

Just recently found this street vendor on my feed. It sounds like he is there in this same spot in…read morean industrial neighborhood from 8am to about 1 pm or until he runs out. I've been by twice and my second visit around 8:30 am, I was surprised to see several people there already in the cold winter's air. All Mexican btw, so this vendor is well known by the locals/workers. That speaks volume. So this dude sets up multiple tables off a sidewalk with a canopy for shade. On those plastic tables are insulated coolers of different shapes. Big rectangular coolers store hot tamales of different fillings and these beverage coolers that have warm sweet mexican porridge things that I haven't tried yet but are very popular during cooler mornings. Champurrado is like a thickish hot chocolate but is thickened with corn masa and may have citrus and/or ground nuts for texture and complexity. He also has something more whitish and thick and he just ladels these steamy drinks into paper cups. Very popular amongst the Mexican customers, maybe the weather dictated what I witnessed. I've only tried their tamales, so that's what I'll be reviewing. They are good sized about a 8-10 biter. They are wrapped in corn husk then a deli paper around that. As he pulls them out of those insulated coolers, these things are steaming hot. I was surprised on how hot they were upon opening my bag, They were so hot that it was hard to handle them right away. He asked if wanted a paper plate but I declined as I usually eat my tamales in my hand. I should have accepted the plate as these were really hot and on the greasy side, especially the pork one. I usually have napkins in my car and had to use 2-3 napkins to eat one tamale. The tamales are $3.50 each and so far I've been getting 6 of them for $20, so a slight price break. He puts them in a plastic bag where they will stay warm for easily 30 minutes. I usually will eat 1-2 right away and whatever makes it home, I will wrap each one in plastic wrap before chilling in the fridge. That way when I go to heat one up, about a minute in the microwave, the plastic keeps things steamed. A super fast meal for me, that I love when on the go, or a quick work meal. Chicken Tamale (3.5*) Lots of chicken in the filling, cooked in a light green sauce. I usually like my fillings quite saucy as it adds flavor to the tamale. These seemed quite dry, and the chicken itself was all white meat, so seemed drier than I prefer. It is filling tho and their masa is very flavorful, it is seasoned and moist, which should be commended. This tamale does benefit from one of their salsas however. Chile and Cheese Tamale (4*) This one is solid but not as filling as the ones with meat. A nice strip of a green pepper, I'm thinking they use jalapeno as it has some heat. Usually I see a roasted strip of poblano pepper, so it has a deep pepper flavor but less heat. Here the pepper flavor is milder but there is more heat. There is a white cheese inside also but not really noticeable, there's no significant cheese pull, maybe the masa absorbs it. I do enjoy this tamale in the morning with a cup of coffee, a simple breakfast that I learned to love. Pork Tamale (4.5*) This hits for me. Big shreds of pork cooked in a deep red chile sauce that soaks the meat. Great flavor bomb between the earthy and spicy pork filling to the seasoned corn flavor of the moist masa exterior. The filling is very lean tho and just wished it would be juicier/more fatty bits. But for being as lean as it seemed, the outside of this tamale is surprisingly greasy. Like be careful eating and unwrapping this as grease will trail everywhere, on your fingers and hopefully your napkins. I had to be very careful eating one in my car for my initial taste. I had to eat it parked as I couldn't risk driving and eating something so messy. Lol Tamale dude also offers 2 types of salsas, a green and a red. The green is medium spicy and is deliciously tangy. The red salsa is very oily but somewhat emulsified. That one is very spicy and I can only take little dots of it. I've never had a salsa quite like that, definitely dried red/black chiles are used and is blended til smooth so no chunks. I'm curious as to what chiles are in there as it is stingingly piquant but with good complexity. At home I actually like to mix the 2 salsas, basically making the delicious green one slightly more spicy. Great score for me and so glad I found this. It is better than most tamales in my area and I love how warm they are upon receiving. I always eat one right away then I have several for future quick meals/snacks.

These tamales are known for their rich flavor and enjoyable taste. The combination of cheese and…read morejalapeño adds an extra layer of deliciousness. While they are somewhat pricey for a product that may not incur the usual establishment costs or taxes, their overall quality makes them a worthwhile option for tamale lovers.

I Live So Close To This Business I'm Surprised I've Never Paid A Visit Until Today…read more The Truck Is Placed Towards The Back Of The House Down A Long Drive Way. When I Walked Up I Was Greeted. This Is A Family Owned /Ran Business. It Was Great To See The People Working Were A Husband, Wife & Son Trio. The Husband & Wife Attack The Grill Cooking Their Delicious Food & The Son Takes The Orders. Nothing Beats A Family Grinding Together! My Order: 1. Sope de Pollo Asado 2. Gordita de Pollo Asado 3. Taco de Tinga de Pollo Desmenuzado Sope Was The Best Out Of What I Orderd, In My Opinion. Flat Large Sope Served On A Regular Size Plate. The Chicken Was Nicely Cooked Full Of Flavor & Crispy. Sope Comes With Refried Beans On The Bottom, Shredded Lettuce, Cheese, Sour Cream & Choice Of Protein. The Gordita, Was Flavorfull & Stuffed With Your Choice Of Meat. I Opt Out For The Cheese But Enjoyed The Gordita Non The Less. The Taco de Tinga Was A Little Too Small For My Liking & I've Never Really Been A Fan Of Tinga In General. Would I Order Anything With Tinga, No. But, This Is My Preference & Everyone's Palet Is Different! Foods Still Very Good. I Got A Chance To Speak With The Owner, Antonio. We Had A Nice 5-10 minute Conversation & I Asked Him Why His Business Was Not On Yelp. He Told Me That He Works 7 Days A Week Hardly Ever Has Time & That He Wasn't To Sure How Yelp Worked Or How To Add His Business . He Only Uses FB & IG. I Kindly Asked Him If It Be OK For Me To Add His Business To Yelp. He Happily Said Yes & Thanked Me For Offering To. We Shook Hands & Welcomed Me Back Anytime! Very Humble Man! This Place Is Definitely Moe Approved.

Hidden gem in Hayward! As you drive up to the location, you will see a sign after the driveway…read moreentrance. The driveway will take you to the back of the housing complex where the taco truck and a dining area is. Very cute and clean place! I ordered 2 Gorditas, thinking they were the regular palm-sized ones but surprisingly they are huge! They cook it to order, so it takes a bit but well worth it! Fresh ingredients and great homemade taste. Bring cash or have your Zelle ready to pay a small business. We will be back!

Food was wonderful I got the Beso de Novia and was tasty the Tortas are really big and to drink I…read moregot an Agua fresca of Mango and the Bomba licuado it has a little of everything he said almond granola, coconut nuts cinnamon, banana, and strawberry if you get one of those it's a perfect breakfast. Very recommended. La comida está muy rica por este día agarré el Beso de Novia y me supo muy delicioso más su chilito toreado y sus pepinos también agarré una agua fresca de Mango y un licuado Bomba q esta increíble para desayunar con ese y quedas lleno muy rico. Recomendación si el cajero da un poquito más de servicio al cliente muchas Gracias

Worst tacos in the town meat has so much fat and no flavor was starving to expected something much…read morebetter being on international also

The burrito was huge and packed with flavor. Everything was cooked perfectly, and the ingredients…read moretasted fresh. The meat was tender, the rice and beans were well-seasoned, and every bite had a great balance. It was filling without feeling too heavy. Friendly service and a great value for the price. I'd definitely order it again. Stopped by for tacos and was honestly impressed. The tortillas tasted fresh, the meat was well-seasoned and juicy, and the toppings were fresh without overpowering the flavor. The salsa had a nice kick too. Service was quick and everyone was friendly. Definitely coming back to try more from the menu. Highly recommend if you're craving authentic tacos! The chef made me want to do the Faze Rug walk Shout out cristian.

I think my rating was closer to 3.5 but I will round up!…read more Acapulco Tacos replaced Guadalajara Tacos but the menu mostly looks the same. Went Sunday around 5pm to get dinner and they were already very busy. Our order took total of about 20 minutes. I got a couple things to just try as it was technically our first time here, but the flavors mostly were similar to Guadalajara's. Mulita carne asada - good meat, very cheesy. I do like my mulitas to have more of the crispy edges, these didn't have that or it just didn't carry well (we live under 8 mins away from here so maybe, maybe not?) $10.50 Super taco al pastor - VERY full and VERY filling (which it should be for $6). The al pastor is very flavorful! I would get this again. Quezabirrias - also no crisp, but birria itself is good. I do prefer places that include consomme. These are $5.50/piece with no consomme. They have a salsa bar for you to stock your salsas while waiting. All the salsas were good and spicy. I also saw a lot of people had ordered the asada fries, I might have to try that next.