They are one of my favorites to go to for authentic Mexican food. Their taco services are…read moreexceptional and are never hungry after and always wanting more. In addition to tacos they also made quesadillas for anyone that wanted at the parties I have been too. What sets them apart from others is all the other foods they offer. Their ceviche is second to none. We have placed orders for their ceviche multiple times and it never disappoints and is always fresh. All their sides hit the spot with rice and beans and their home made salsa. They are great with their salsas. They can cater to your liking from mild to spicy. The best part is they aren't spicy just to be spicy. But spicy with flavor.

Tacos are amazing, but the seafood in particular the aguachile is amazing. The food has great…read moreflavor and service is impecable.

These tacos rocked my world. The apastor flavor was beyond great. The cabeza freshnes and texture…read morewas the best. I got 6 tacos for $24 06/13/2026. We took the tacos to go it came with a lemon on the side grilled onions and 4 little salsas red and green salsas were awesome!! I would definitely make this the go to taco meat place. The Service was fast and sweet. They only speak Spanish so it's super authentic. The ambiance was good enough for food that awesome.

I was told this was the best taco place in San Jose so I dropped by on a Thursday night. It was…read morepretty slow since it was late at night. It's a non-descript taco truck with no signage and no menu, they just tell you what meats they have and you pick tacos or quesadillas. I ordered pastor, pollo, and cabeza. Pollo and pastor was pretty dry, cabeza was good. I had a bite of the brisket too and that was good. Overall I thought it was ok coming from LA. Maybe they just had a bad night--I would come back and do the pastor again because of the pineapple slices, but it wouldn't be my first pick. Also no radish and it's cash only, they take Venmo

I was nearby getting some groceries and saw this cart. My kid loves tamales and was "really really…read morehungry" so it was a great opportunity to try out this cart. The lady running the cart was pretty nice and recommended the pork as it wasn't spicy and having it as a plate so she can put creama and cheese on top (omitted the salsa). For $5, it was a pretty big tamale, though I do miss the days of $2-3 tamales. The masa was moist and pork was full of flavor. No regrets. The kiddo almost ate the whole thing, I really enjoyed the creama and cheese to add a bit of saltiness. They also had a green sauce to add acidity (lime) flavor as well. $4 to go, $5 plate, and an option to have it as a sandwich. They also have alots of drink options.

It's always a joy to get Lupitas tamales. It feels like indulging in a part of San Jose history…read more Masa is always moist, horchata and agua Fresca are always delicious. Meats inside are super tender and flavorful. The sales people are always the sweetest and so helpful. (I sometimes struggle to speak Spanish to order, and they are always so patient or bring over the person who can Understand English) - so kind!)

Phil went above and beyond for our wedding. A few weeks before, he drove to the venue to ensure the…read morefacilities were adequate and was communicative and professional from the start of the process to the finish. Most importantly, our wedding guests loved the donuts--they were a huge hit. Highly recommended, thanks again Phil!

Phil and his wife did a beautiful job making donuts all night long at our wedding! Their prices…read morewere super reasonable for the amount of donuts they provided and the time they spent making and serving them. They were an absolute hit at the wedding! Delicious and so great to have freshly made! They were also so kind and friendly and great to have at the wedding. Will definitely keep them in mind for future events!

Sooooo good! Maza is light and flavorful (from what I hear from one of the ladies that works there…read moreis that her aunt makes it fresh every morning ) Be sure that you get the cream and salsa (they call that a for here order even though there's really no place for you to eat it ) if you say it's Togo then they will put em into a plastic bag for you but from my understanding they don't have to go containers for the cream and salsa.. my sister has brought her own to go and they did give her some to take so maybe try that.. I've gotten the beef, the pork and the chili cheese! They have all been so good! My favorite? IF I must choose... it's a toss up between the cheese and the beef!

I ordered a shit ton for New Years - everyone was fighting over the chicken ones....I hid some in…read morethe freezer and ate them a week later.

we were craving a dessert and found this place on yelp and decided to head over. it is located in…read morefront of the grocery market across from the eastridge mall. the churro can come with different fillings like custard, but we opted for the original. when we got there, the lady made our churro fresh. it was PIPING hot when we got it and SO GOOD. it was coated generously with the sugar and cinnamon. definitely want to go back and try it with different fillings. we ended up just eating it outside in front of her stand since it can get a little messy. 10/10 recommend

Better than Disneyland. Yeah I've said it the filling is a nice touch…read more Made to order

We got invited by some friends to come and had no expectations, but we were completely blown away…read more This is so kid friendly with a petting zoo, giant blowing of bubbles, playground, and music. All the kids had so much fun running around and exploring. They also had little animal statues that the kids loved. They had a good selection of food trucks with yummy food. We ended up grabbing food at the end and listening to the awesome country band they had, while our little one danced with other kids. It's free entry and only $6 for parking. I highly recommend attending, and we will be going back next year.

My 5-year-old son and I attended the 1st Annual Martial Cottle Harvest Festival today, and had a…read moregreat time. The festival is put on by the Santa Clara County Parks Dept along with various sponsors and a bunch of awesome volunteers. Here's a quick list of some of the stuff we saw: -Free parking for the festival -4H Club had Pig Painting, Seed Planting and a Petting Zoo! -SJ Libraries promotin' learnin', and such truck... -Pumpkin Carving and Painting -Our City Forest with tree planting tips -Smokey the Bear!!!! -County Parks and the Valley Open Space Preserve were there to hand out flyers, talk about their parks and encourage people to hike! -Multiple Food Trucks: Oh, Miso Hungry, Cookies & Cream, Smoked Out BBQ & Waffles Amore -Plenty of restrooms -Pumpkin Bowling!!! -"Cattle" roping & branding! -Live bands -Face painting -Organic Farming display by Jacobs Farms. In fact all the Pumpkins at the Festival were provided by Jacobs Farms--so kudos to them for that! I'm not usually a fan of festivals, but this one is different: it's mostly free and heavily promotes outdoor activities --which I'm all for. Plus, the venue of Martial Cottle is the perfect place to hold this event, and I can't wait for next year.