HOLY GUAC!!! This…read moreis the spot if you are looking for a taco!! The people are amazing, the vibes are up and you can never go wrong with a whole potato!! Are you freaking kidding me !! I love this spot and I'll drive the hour from the valley just to fulfill my Ave26 taco cravings. No notes 10/10 ‍ My favs: Al pastor, Carne Asada, Lengua, Pollo *don't forget to get a complimentary potato with your taco purchase* Thanks AVE 26

Good food good service ambiance is just barely off street in a parking lot…read more The map is wrong but the address is about right. Near 4th and Alameda

Haven't seen the pop-up the last couple times I drove by on Friday, but once the street parking was…read morefilled with buses, and with recent rains, can't set up all the time I guess. Today I was driving North on San Pedro to run work errands, not even thinking of bbq. But then it hit me, the smell and smoke through my window and I turned left to see the pop-up! Corner of 15th & San Pedro, set up is across the street from the LA Face mart. If you get near by I am sure you will see it or smell it:) Swung by after my lunch time errands, excited to get me some briskets again. But not today... Only the ribs, hot links, chicken were available this day. No worries, went for the $10 hot links to try something different. The hot links were good, the inside texture was smooth, don't think I've had this kind before. It definitely has kick, and definitely need to eat with bread. For my weak taste buds, it was too spicy and it literally took a lot of sweat, but ate it all up since still addicting. Been about 10 mins since I cleaned up, but I am still kinda perspiring, lol. I think for me personally, the hot links is 3 stars, since I can't enjoy as much while pouring sweat from my head. But then I'm weak (I pour sweat eating the mild green salsa from King Taco for reference). If you can handle the heat, I think it would be a 4. Hot links seem like a good item to get for the $5 sandwich. But then not sure if you get that crack potato salad! Will be on the lookout next time to see if they have briskets.

This is a pop-up, which serves very good ribs in very good tri-tip. The rub on the tri-tip is…read moreoutstanding so if you find this pop up somewhere try the tri-tip first and make sure he's put on the rub. It's worth the effort the money and the time to try food.

I think this place is called Tacos Los Poblanos #1 Estilo Tijuana on Google Maps. First off, tacos…read morehere are the BOMB. Tortilla is freshly made, meat is always fresh. I love the Cabeza tortilla and 3 is the perfect number of tacos for me as they are pretty generous with the meat and avocado sauce. Been here twice and both times because we were going to a show at the Forum which is just a short drive away. It gets pretty busy around dinner time so expect a long wait as the line moves pretty slowly (everything is made/ cooked fresh!)... but the wait is 100% worth it. Just make sure you order enough the first time so you dont have to wait in line again. There is some parking but it gets pretty crowded too so you might have to street park (and the area around can get a little sketch) so be careful. The second time we came here was almost 1130pm right before their midnight closing. This time, the parking lot was emptier so we managed to park inside. There was still a pretty steady stream of customers even around closing, but at least the line isn't ridiculously long. Can't go wrong with anything you order here!

The famous tire shop taqueria…read more After being told to come here by multiple friends, we finally made our way to West LA to try these and they were so good! I got the carne asada tacos, al pastor tacos, and a mulitas. My favorite was definitely the mulitas because I love cheese! They are known for their carne asada, but I actually preferred their al pastor because it was so juicy.

This food "stand" has some of the best tacos I've ever had. Hands down. When I saw "stand" I…read morethought it would be a bit more of an official thing, but seriously is a few tables and a grill. If you don't see it at first, just look for the bigger van where they bring in the stuff, and you'll see people working. But even with the minimal working parts, these tacos are the best. You order up at the grill. The grill table is complete with a giant kebab of al pastor pork, chicken, beans, cheese, and grilled onions. Once you say what you'd like, they make it up super fast. (We had tacos al pastor and a burrito al pastor). On the table behind the grill, there is someone rolling out the individual tortillas (which are fabulous and obviously super fresh). After they make your choice of dinner, you step to the side to pay (cash only) for what you've ordered. They also have horchata at this point, which is not to be missed and a huge cup is only $2. After you've gotten your food, you can walk over to another table. This is filled with salsas, spicy avocado sauce, onions, Pico, cucumber, and limes (I feel like I'm forgetting something). So you add your own in whatever quantities. Make sure next time you're in town to stop by here. I saw other food trucks in the area but I can say that this made my evening better FOR SURE.

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM PUT DA TACO IN MY MOUTH MAN SO GOOD YES YES YES YES I FREQUENT I FREQUENT…read moreBABY WOOOOOOO THIS PLACE IS SO YUMMY YES YES YES YUMMY YUMMY YUM! when in a pickle, when in a spot, I know the good fellows of Tacos Listos will be sought. when I hunger, no need to blunder, Tacos Listos will serve a delicious wonder. when it is late, after a date, Tacos Listos will be ate. in all years, though I've had my fears, in my mind Tacos Listos will appear. Makes my flavuler modules of the tongue go crazy with joy like small pocket jumping beans springing into the action! ¡Muy Bien! :D I WILL CONSUME THESE NUTRIENTS!!!

Delicious shrimp tacos. I also had the ceviche de camaron and the Poseidon. Both are so good. If i…read morehad to pick just one between the two, then I'd pick the Poseidon for all the different seafood in there. I'm salivating thinking about them right now LOL.

Back here as we got hooked from trying for first time at La Cienega. We fell in love with their…read moreshrimp taco, ceviche, and poseidon. The one here had much shorter line and most importantly huge indoor sit-down space with full aircond blasted, super helpful amidst this summer! Back for their poseidon again and still as refreshing and palatable as we remembered.

So you can't attend any event at Crypto.com Arena without walking by (or better yet, sniffing the…read moredelicious aroma of the hot dogs and hot grilled onions from the many food carts blanketing Star Plaza, LA Live, Chick Hearn Court, and Figueroa Street. Many come with the intention of getting a TJ Dog, many get talked into it by those selling it, and many succumbed to the munchies. No matter the reason, they're more tasty than they smell (if that's possible). Many have some hot dogs in all stages of their cook state (cooked enough, some char, lots of char, almost overcooked). A lot of the hot dog vendors have their PayPal/Venmo QR codes taped onto their cart. You can't tell the difference between the TJ dogs sold here and the ones in Tijuana. I've personally never gotten sick after eating these. Service is quick, there may be a bit of a language barrier, but not enough to prevent your purchase of a hot tasty TJ dog.

You can try to make a bacon-wrapped hot dog at home, but it will never be like the ones served up…read moreon the streets of Los Angeles. They're particularly amazing if the vendor is set up on a corner, it should be at least midnight, and you should be a couple of sheets to the wind. I don't know if it's the car exhaust marinade or the lard cooking ingredients, but those damn Dirty Dogs are life-changingly good! (Make sure you get it with all the fixings... Calories don't count after midnight.) Whether it's outside the clubs in Hollywood, or you're celebrating the Lakers win outside the Staples Center, those trusty carts are a godsend to LA food lovers like me! Now to find those bad boys, if you're good, you can locate a stand by scouring the city for the queue on corner - the clear indicator of the food stand. But if you're freaking awesome (like my fatty friend, Ellen Sue C.), you can simply stick your head out the car window and sniff the nighttime air to find them. Either way, bacon-wrapped hot dogs are staple in the culture of LA. It's what makes us so damn awesome! NOTE: It has been tough finding these jewels lately, and I discovered on my last lucky adventure that they are required to have permits now, and that many have acquired trucks instead of carts!

Some of the best street tacos I've had in a while!! I ordered on UberEats so they took a while to…read moreget to me, but even after the long wait they were still a good temperature! The meat was so well seasoned and to me that's the determining factor for a "good" taco. Green and red salsas and both delicious and the tortillas are nice and soft.

Uber Eats special Salsa rating 5/10 not so flavor…read more Chicken quesadilla was good, the chicken comes in a red sauce white cheese I would skip the arroz con leche -dry

Amazing! Chef turtle gets down! I love every single item we tried! It's shareable but you'll end up…read morewanting more. It's located under a bridge and sometimes a brewery so make sure to check his IG for location. The food was fire! The Philly fries are a must!

Great guy! Great food! They cater too! Nice menu not too big but something for everyoneread more