Taco Yaqui carne asada, and regular taco Al pastor…read more Taco Yaqui was really good and cheesy! Head to the salsa bar under the tent and add your pickled onion and choice of salsas. Prefer the Al pastor over the carne asada but both were good. Also had their mango passionfruit agua Fresca - was refreshing on a hot day, lean more mango. Was easy to find seating and parking - went there closer to opening time

Passed by this place and saw the hugeeee line that wrapped around the whole parking lot and go so…read morecurious. I knew I needed to try it out and see what the hype was. Came around 7pm, ordered pretty fast, food itself took maybe 45 mins, but I mean they had a LINE of people there. AND everything is sooo fresh. They cook and prepare everything in front of you. From the meat, to the smoked peppers, etc. You can also get your own cilantro, pineapple salsa, hot sauce, onions, etc at the little condiment bar. I got the Taco Yaqui , my cousin got the Chorreanda. the Taco Yaqui was FIREEEEE. Every single bite was so yummy and juicy and flavorful~ You gotta try it at least once. I would sooo go back I just gotta be prepared for the wait now esp since its outside hehe. BUT the workers and service was so great they provided us chairs while waiting. Super recommend!!

Me and my sister went here and everybody else was nice but one lady , when we came in she was…read morealready looking at us sideways and then when we was ready to pay the bill she told us how much it was she start telling us the tip options like we was OBLIGATED to give her a tip and we pressed no tip because she was already being racist and she got mad at that and looked at us sideways when we pressed no tip she didn't say have a nice day no nothing and she would've got a tip if she would've checked on us and been nicer and doing her job she didn't check on us not once otherwise the food was good.

Everything is gooooood! Great Staff !! scenery awesome…read more parking easy, they have there own parking lot for customers!! will go back there again !! Highly recommended!! Yesssss

My husband passes by this restaurant all the time and had been wanting to try it for a while, so we…read morefinally gave it a shot this morning. When we walked in, there was only one person handling everything--taking orders, working the register, and serving food. At first, we thought it was a semi self-service setup, so we ordered at the counter and then found a seat. My husband ordered the steak breakfast, but the steak was unbelievably thin. I got the super burrito, which was not "super" at all--the portion was smaller compared to other Mexican places, and the flavor was pretty bland. We spent about $46 in total, including tax and tip. At least we got to try a place my husband had been curious about, but unfortunately, it's not somewhere we'd come back to.

Came in on a Saturday Night about 7:30pm, place not too busy and got a table fast. Our server…read morebought over some fresh chips and salsa and took our drink order, we both had their Michelada which was pretty good. We ordered the Bistec Flameado, Steak with Chorizo and Melted Cheese on top, also came with refried beans & rice. The steak was seasoned well and tender went great with the Chorizo. The refried beans and rice were good. We would differently return to try other items!!!

Really great food and service Appreciate that the manager…read morelikes to keep order of people ordering from the front and then getting a table. She polices this and ensures that individual people are able to sit and eat their food rather than be forced to wait for a table or eat outside. Food came super fresh and salsa were fantastic

I finally tried Los Carnalitos yesterday! I remember seeing this place from FeedMeiMei's video (I…read morethink if I remember correctly). I've had this place bookmarked for a year now, and I went there yesterday at 10am to get some food to go. I was greeted by a lady there. She was friendly and complimented my dress. I got a Carne Asada Taco, Al Pastor Taco, and a Gringa. I asked if they had chips and salsa, but she said they do have salsa but no chips. That's different. I've never been to a Mexican spot that didn't have chips. The place looked clean and vibrant. There were plenty of parking in the plaza. There were plenty of seating as well. Maybe it was still early so no customers were there when I was there. After waiting for about 5 mins, she brought me my bag of food. She complimented my look and bid a good day. So sweet & nice! I enjoyed the food when I got home. Everything was very yummy! The meats along with the veggies were all super tasty. The green salsa had a nice kick to it. The cucumber (?) slices were refreshing. I think I found a new fave Mexican spot! Just need to get some chips from a store! Lol :)

My go-to for tacos! Their hand-made tortillas and smooth Guac really make these some of the best in…read morethe east bay. Their al pastor is juicy and full of flavor! This time we tried the pizza birria. Probably our 8th time visiting and finally decided to try something else! The pizza birria is huge! Says it feeds two but easily could be for three. Flavorful and must try if you love birria.

First time here but wont be my last Menu is easy to read…read moreprices are reasonable customer service is friendly Salsa is GOOOD Food is GOOOD There was a line but it went by fast Street parking only You can pay with ATM/Credit card

Breakfast Chorizo Burrito is not on the Menu but you can ask for it. The tortilla is soft. The…read morefillings inside the burrito are refried beans, Chorizo & Eggs, potatoes and cheese. It was soo good. The table salsas were super bomb too! They compliment their food soo well. They have 3 Salsas. A Red Smokey salsa Spicy Orange Salsa medium not spicy Salsa Verde not spicy but yummy. The service is good but not too fast. They are mainly a sit down spot tucked off with parking in the back. Plenty. The decor inside is simple but bright and fun. They do not allow outside drinks which is cool because they offer Jamaica and other beverages.

Browsed through a bunch of Reddit posts, stating this was the best taqueria in Hayward…read more FYI, It was soooo hard finding this location with Google Maps and not being a Hayward local. We went in circles... the turns are short. ***does not allow outside food or drink inside (unless it's for health reasons)*** FOOD: Ordered 5 tacos at $3.95 per taco, no matter what the meat is. Lots of meat. Lots of onions and cilantro. Lots of lime slices provided. Radishes provided...wished there was more. Surprised there wasn't any jalapeños provided. Ordering takeout, they immediately provided all types of salsas without asking. SERVICE: Takeout orders didn't have much service. Directly handed the bag of food. VIBEZ: Mainly males and construction workers. Casual. Fast dining. Standard taqueria vibes. Located on their own grounds with parking in the rear (may be a tight squeeze and complicated especially during peak times). Would I come back? I want to try their burrito. :)

I called in my order on a busy Taco Tuesday. The cashier answered my call, took my order, and let…read moreme know it would be ready in about 15-20 minutes, which was perfect since I was driving from Union City during the 5 p.m. traffic. When I arrived, I noticed a sign for phone order pickup, but the cashier let me know I still needed to pay first by getting in the regular line. Totally understandable, so I waited about 5-10 minutes, paid, and my order was ready to go. Their service was quick and friendly. They had one person dedicated to cleaning tables and helping customers, two or three people in the kitchen, and the cashier keeping up with orders and drinks. It was nice to see team work. Overall, I loved the service, and the tacos were really good. One of the salsas we got was REALLY hot, but it was delicious. I can't wait to go back and try more of their food and drinks.

Went today for Taco Tuesday. $1.50 per taco. Was so…read moredelicious. Service was a little slow cause they made everything from scratch. They have different kinds of sauces. Will definitely try their $7 burrito Monday! With tables and chairs inside to dine in. Casual ambiance. Servers are polite. Place is clean. Place was busy, lots of pick up orders. Lots of parking. It's a place when you want to try authentic Mexican food.

Was looking for a taco spot after an event in San Jose. I could've stayed in San Jose but the rain…read morewas super heavy and I wanted to go somewhere closer to home. Not a lot of taco spots are open late at 10p but I saw that PNT was open. My family and I pulled into the driveway and were confused because it looked and sounded like a bar. There were a few people standing outside and I asked if this was a bar or restaurant and the gentleman said it's a restaurant. We walk in and got some stares because it was late and we had kids. Didn't matter to us. Everything on the menu sounded delish and they had al day breakfast items. We ended up going with the following: 1. Chicken sandwich- 10/10 my teen loved this. It was a crispy thinly sliced chicken breast with all the fixings, and pressed to perfection. 2. Chicken Caesar salad - 10/10 the lettuce was Romain, tossed in Caesar dressing and parm, with grilled chicken filet. 3. 4 tacos de asada - 10/10 yummy chopped steak, seasoned and grilled to perfection. I'm not sure if the evening chef cooks better or maybe we were starving, but the food was great! Ambience at the time was pretty loud but I figure it's because people hanging out in the bar area. Definitely will be back.

‼Absolutely horrible tasting food that is ridiculously over priced oh my god. NOT WORTH MY $44 !…read more I got these food items: Asada tacos- 1/2 of the taco meat was just big oily chunks of fat, I spat it out immediately. Rest of it was tolerable to chew. Tortilla was dry and oily. Al Pastor tacos- bland meat with a lingering dry pepper aftertaste that makes the meat taste old. Took one bite and was immediately repulsed. Chips and dip (guac and salsa)- chips are oily and hard to chew. Guac was bland, no garlic or cut tomato. Salsa was a viscous sludge in a small tub, had the same pepper taste as the Al Pastor. Horchata drink- too much cinnamon and saw multiple lidded to go cups of this already made in the fridge behind the register, no expiration dates on them. ALSO PLEASE UPDATE THE PRICES ON YOUR MENU, I was charged $11.95 for the chips and dip but the menu says "house chips and guac $9.50" ... how is salsa $2.45? Only positive thing I would mention is that the free tiny salsa, slice of lime, sliced radish, and pickled jalapeño and carrot was nice of them. Wish the pickled veggies didn't drip vinegar all over the bag (it was wrapped in tin foil). Never been here before and never coming back again.