We LA Tacos & Kabobs !!! The food is so delicious. My family and I both love the Mediterranean…read morefood, the steak and chicken kabobs are fantastic! The tacos are very delicious and authentic and with a nice variety of proteins, and the burritos are so yummy and BIG! You can't go wrong with any of the food. The service is great and they are attentive and kind. You can eat in or order to go. Either way, the food is delicious. Oh, and we have ordered catering for an impromptu get together, and LA Tacos and Kabobs came through and our guests loved the food and were impressed.

Cabeza tacos were fantastic. Mild and medium salsa were given upon request. Ordered the Monday…read morespecial that features a chicken and beef kebab. I liked the chicken, but felt the beef could have used more grilling in fire. Parts of the platter: the green sauce was great, the rice was a bit bland, the jalapeno was giving true LA sun hotness, and the charred tomato was fun. The two tacos were the highlight for me. This fast casual restaurant off the main road is next to the Little Caesars and across from the Arco. Give the Mexican food a try.

Great customer service! This location is always super…read moreclean, very nice workers. Great food! Definitely recommend!

For sure top 3 L&L locations I've been to, it still feels authentic to the culture…read more Also great customer service, Stephanie was so kind.

WHEN: Tue @7pm…read more Located in a small plaza, while there is free parking, it's also quite limited with it being share with other business establishments. However, since we came at night time where most of them were closed, we got parking right in front. This spot is more of a take-away place, with 6 counter seatings indoors, and maybe 3 chairs right out front. This tiny burger spot seems to be run by just one person, so it helps that you can self-order at their kiosk. He was very attentive juggling between cooking the made-to order items, and check in on the costumers in case they had questions. After placing my order at their one device, it was roughly a 15 minutes wait. Here's what we ordered: CHEESEBURGER - $9.90 High-quality beef patty smashed with grilled onions, serviced on a toasted Martin's potato bun and topped with pickles and their fry sauce. I really enjoyed this rich tasting burger. I think that fry sauce was a huge factor...but also that soft bun...and that flavorful beef patty. I really enjoyed this. FRIES - $5.25 Golden Thing-Cut Fries. Perfect. I mean this was made to order so they were warm, crispy and so dang good! It's how fries everywhere should be! I was hoping to come back during my trip in LA, but it's okay, it won't be the last time I visit.

We've been ordering from FTW for months because whenever i think of a smash burger, its either the…read moreones i make myself or the ones from FTW. The crispy lace edges, the juicy center, the grilled onion, the slightly spicy sauce, the slightly sweet bun...all dreamworthy! Their sweet potato fries aren't all that great to look at, but omg, always perfectly cooked and salted! Perfectly complimented with the fry sauce. All that said, we were disappointed when we received our last order: 1. Packaging change (paper wrapped instead of cardboard box for the burgers) robbed the craveable edges of their crispness. Plus there was so much grease on the paper wraps it actually made it messier to eat than before. 2. The sauce has changed. The spice level increased (still not too spicy), but a side of sauce (which you pay more than a $1 for) is now sent in a premade branded packet. I have zero issues paying extra for a good sauce made fresh in-house, but instead of tasting like a fresh sauce made with mayo and spices, it now tastes of oil and spices and is not nearly as tasty. We noticed the difference on the burgers as well, so it seems like their sauce is all premade now and not nearly as good.

First time here. I went around 1pm pst on a Wednesday. After a nice stroll by the LA river I saw…read moretheir sign and decided to give the tacos a try. They were a solid 4.8/5, my favorite was the fish taco. I think they use a chipotle sauce it was delicious. I also really really enjoyed the carne asada. They have some seating in the location I was at, as well as a small gift shop that is open Wednesday - Sunday so you can browse while you wait for your food. It took less than 10minutes for my tacos to be prepared but there was no line when I was there. The service was great, two sweet guys in the truck, and an electronic queue to place your order. The tacos are reasonable priced for LA... I'm from San Diego and tacos are pretty cheap there as well as on Mexico. I recommend trying it for yourself.

Not prepared. Out of everything, 40 minute wait. Lackluster and expensive. Why would you eat here?…read moreDesperation ? Maybe

The ice cream came out fast…read more Thanks. One of my favorite ice creams. Vanilla. Simple. Makes life feel relaxing.

Review for the soft serve…read more.. I got a chocolate and vanilla swirl cone dipped in chocolate. Large size! It was sooooooooo good! The large size is TALL so I actually recommend getting small because if it's hot it will melt so fast that it's hard to eat. The chocolate dip is so good. They have two cone options. The prices are all great!!! Friend ordered one of the blizzard things with Oreos mixed in and he said it reminded him of Dairy Queen's and that it was one of the best he's ever had. Would love to try the food, BUT i saw roaches crawling around EVERYWHERE!!!!!!!!!! I'm not kidding! This was after I was already eating my ice cream. They were outside DURING THE DAY crawling around AND going inside through the window screen cracks. Don't know if I'll go back because of that. Definitely not comfortable getting food. *** They have an ' A ' letter rating posted *** Very surprised with that given the bugs I saw everywhere. Service: Very nice people Star rating would be 5 if not for the bugs

This is my favorite go to when Im craving a delicious burrito ( either breakfast or regular) and…read moretheir tacos. I dont know what magic Delia's has in their kitchen but it is just amazing. Their meats are well seasoned and the best part is how reasonably priced everything is. Do not get me started on their soups and regular breakfast plates! This is a family run business and they are the sweetest! P.S their cafe de la olla is a MUST as well. Iced please! :D

No-frills neighborhood eatery. The owner and staff are friendly. They have indoor and outdoor…read moreseating that are comfy and inviting. The patio is shaded and you feel like you've been transported to a more tranquil place even though the restaurant is right off of York. Breakfast burrito was decent and reasonably priced. Loved the iced cafe de olla. Will come again!!

(Tookout 08/05/26 WE @ 4:15pm and several times before): Apparently, this bucket hasn't kicked it…read moreafter all! The Bucket was one of my favorite places to get a filthy burger, and in Eagle Rock, several of my favorites could be found, such as Original Tommy's Hamburger, The Oinkster, and Pete's Blue Chip. A very good friend of mine recently mentioned that this place had reopened and enjoyed a burger without inviting me! So, I had to see and taste for myself. If I remembered correctly, they had been closed for a while, and then I guess got resurrected. Apparently, they had been around since 1935, and when I started eating here, they had hilarious burger names, such as Cardiac Arrest, Heart Attack... you got the idea. Would this bucket contain all of the fond memories of years past!? PURCHASE(S) Firestone Walker Brewing Co. Trumer Pils German Pilsner Beer 4.9% ABV 16floz Draft ($7.00): Clear amber color, cider hoppy aroma, low body, crisp light hoppy flavor, smooth finish, and dry light hoppy aftertaste - a very easy brew. Double Western Burger ($10.35): A simple burger made with American cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickles, onion rings, and BBQ sauce all between a fluffy bun, this messy two-hander was strong with its thick patties and stuff squeezing out all over the place. This was a finger-licking good burger at a really nice price! [ONION RINGS/STRAWS/STRINGS ALERT - 4.0 of 5.0 STARS] Onion Rings w/Aiolo Dipping Sauce 7pc ($5.65): A small portion with rings of large sizes, these were hot, dark golden browned, crunchy, and had a tendency to crumble when bitten into while the onion ring (not sweet Maui) pulled out at times. They were lightly oily while the aioli helped to give them more flavor. Mango Habanero Hot Wings & Veggie Sticks w/Bleu Cheese Dipping Sauce 6pc ($8.25): Somewhat small drummetes and wingettes, there was just enough tender meat on the bones while the mango habanero sauce was surprisingly hot and sweet, I also used the very tame bleu cheese sauce although it wasn't needed. The veggie stickers were small, fresh, and helped to cleanse the palate. At about $1.38/piece, it was a relatively good deal and tasty for what you got. SERVICE You had the option to order at a kiosk or with a friendly young man at the order window (I chose the latter). He easily and quickly took my order, gave me my beer while I waited, and less than ten minutes later, everything was packed up and ready to go - easy-peasy! PARKING (Varied: FREE this instance): I found a spot in their tiny lot (less than five spots). Otherwise, there seemed to be plenty of spots along the main drag of Eagle Rock Blvd. (be sure to read all posted signs) - 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE Basically a takeout business with a handful of communal metal tables, chairs, and some barstools in an outdoor covered patio with a lone order window. This was very barebones, rustic, and practical. There was plenty of natural lighting while some electric lights filled in the rest with some possible help from the nearby street lights. There was one TV but no background music. ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL I was very glad to see that The Bucket had returned (when, I had no idea), and I planned to reacquaint myself with their entire menu. Speaking of the menu, it now had a Mexican portion (burritos, tacos, tortas) that I didn't recall from previous times; furthermore, their burger selection has been scaled back with none of the earlier-mentioned burgers that led you closer to a hospital visit. Regardless, the food was very good, affordable, no frills, and the service was straightforward. Plus, I always preferred to give my business to local small mom & pop businesses. I found complete value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $34.00 BEFORE any discounts, points usage, and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 5.0 STARS

Wow what a nice find when I was working close-by. Been here since the 1930's!!!…read more I got the Bucket Burger Lettuce Wrap with American cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickles, onion, thousand island. They don't normally do lettuce wraps because they shred their lettuce. But I got there early enough where they hadn't shredded all of their lettuce yet, and they were happy to accommodate me and make a lettuce wrap. Probably the best lettuce wrap burger I've ever had. My buddy got to Smashburger and he loved it. He also got the Americano fries. Bacon, cheddar cheese, grilled onions, ranch dressing. I had some. YUM! No inside seating, but their outside seating is nicely shaded and they have fans. Service was super friendly and quick. They went out of their way to accommodate me. I'll be back when I'm close again.

Howlin' Ray's is always a top spot for a solid Southern-style chicken sando. The chicken is…read moreperfectly crispy around the edges while staying juicy and tender inside, and the combination of pickles and coleslaw gives the sandwich an amazing balance of flavor and texture. I also got the shake fries, vinegar slaw, and their special sauce, and I'm glad I did--the sauce complemented the sando really well, while the sides rounded out the meal nicely. The staff was friendly, the food was great, and even though there's almost always a line, it's still a great experience. I also appreciate the little touches, like Aesop soap in the restroom and complimentary still and sparkling water on the side. Definitely worth the wait!

Howlin' Ray's has some of the best customer service I've seen in a while. There was a bit of a…read morelong line outside, however they handed us umbrellas for the shade which was amazing. We ordered and everyone was so kind and helpful, answering any questions that we had! We were going to a local festival that day, and they were playing music from some of the bands to perform later which was a nice touch. We had a large group of 9 and seating looked stressful, however the employees on the floor took care of everything and found us two tables together, I can't remember her name, I think it started with a "Y" but she was wonderful and was so helpful accomodating our big group! The food was GREAT, all the employees were so kind and helpful, I would gladly wait in a long line for them again!

I ordered chicken sandos with my family, and they were delicious. The real star though was the…read moreservice. One of the employees, Charlie, without being asked, cleaned our table, gave us napkins and wiles, and got us waters. He gave us the best service I have seen in a restaurant in a long time. Thanks!

First time at Howlin' Ray's and I already have to give a huge shoutout to Charlie and the entire…read moreteam! The service and energy have been incredible from the moment we arrived. Everyone has been so welcoming and genuinely amazing. If the service is any indication of what's to come, we can't wait to try the food!

I came here years ago when I was a little kid and when they still had their indoor playground…read more Times have changed and it has been renovated to beige.... I came here for the first time in decades!!!! I love how clean and spacious it was. I was able to order from the kiosk and they charge you .10 cent for a small paper bag!!! I got a bunch of their different breakfast biscuits and hashbrown. It was good and I did not have a bad experience here.

I was excited when I saw this location being remodeled as it is close to my home and is convenient…read morefor a quick bite to eat when I am on the go. Imagine my surprise when I stepped inside to find an extremely pared down version of what used to be there. As I am finding with many fast food places, you have to order from a kiosk. Since I was only need a little something to eat, I ordered a McDouble. Upon checkout, it asked me to grab a table number and enter it. There were no table numbers to grab. Strike one! Then I went to grab the receipt and it was out of paper. Strike two!! I took a seat and waited, anxiously keeping an eye out for my order since I had no table number. After a few minutes, I head someone shout out "McDouble" so I headed to the counter and retrieved my order. So much for bringing it to my table. Strike three!!! I opened my sandwich and found the thinnest, smushed McDouble I have ever eaten. the patties themselves were so thin, my thumbnail was wider than the two patties. And the top of the bun seemed like it had been pressed down so much it was barely thicker than the two patties. The burger itself was lukewarm and barely edible. Before you jump up and say "It's McDonalds. What did you expect"?, please know that I have eaten McDoubles plenty of times in the past. Not only was this was a poorly executed example, it is obvious that McDonalds is shrinking its patties and raising its prices. Same thing happened to their Fish Sandwich. First they started giving you a half slice of cheese and then they switch to a smaller rectangle of fish rather than the square one you used to get. Sadly, this will probably be my last McDonalds meal. I can get much better food for the same price at other local places.