Tacos y Mas

Decent place to grab a quick lunch bite, if you’re in the mood for Mexican. The food is decent. No better or worse than most of the taco places around L.A. Nothing about the food or décor really makes this place stand out. There are far better places out there. This is just your simple, average, everyday taco joint.
«And that’s all I have to say about that.» — *in my best Forrest Gump voice*

I’ve been here quite a few times with my coworkers.
Hate to say this but this place has been deteriorating with time. Our first visit was during the first week this place opened, we ordered tacos and the meat was very fresh and tasty, they had a variety of hot sauces, so that made us wanna come back again, even though they don’t offer Al-​pastor, carnitas and the many other meat selections a TACOS require (ironic of their business name, Huh!).
However after a few months their service has become really bad and rude. The meat is not tasty, it is now even gross because of the fat left on the meat.
PS. To top it off I have been overcharged when paying! I have no intention of coming back here again!

Great food! Not a big mexican food lover but when I do crave for it, I want Authuentic Mexican food. I love this place because they have really good carne asada tacos. They are the small little ones that comes in corn tortilla topped with onions and cilantro.
This place is also in the industrial area of compton and rancho dominguez. We come here for lunch at least once a week. They have the salsa bar with also lime, onions, salsa, beets!
yummy!

Okay, given that I don’t like Mexican foods very much… this place was pretty good. A bit of a hole in the wall in an industrial area… apparently they sell their tacos to taco carts.
The ambiance: Bright orange. Plenty of seating — bright and cheerful. Loved the high chair seating, cuz that’s what I like! :)
The food: At least when I went there, it’s been pretty fresh. I ordered the chorizo, asada + pollo taco. Though, admittedly it was the sauces that made the taco kicker. Nothing really fancy — but ingredients tasted really fresh and were really flavorful.
The price: Not too bad I guess. It’s $ 1.35 for a taco… kind of small but has a lot of toppings. My friend got the enchilada combo — it tasted pretty good but the beans + rice were okay. They apparently serve pancakes and such for breakfast too!
The service: Okay. They seem pretty busy, so much so they forgot my order until my friend reminded them. Oh well, the food made up for it though. I’d go back for it still. :)

meh
no al pastor??? No carnitas? What the heck?
I agree with Mr. B, this place is not the greatest
But the horchata WAS pretty damn tasty!

A roach coach broke down and they built a restaurant around it. This is nothing to write home to your dear aunt Sally about, especially considering there are enough roach coaches to feed the armies of factory workers that don’t know the meaning of the term «bring lunch from home.»
I suggest you just get your cheap taco fix from a mobile taco kitchen. One thing to try though is their Horchata; which is apparently fantastic, but ask yourself: even if this was the best horchata in the world, would I really want to drive to Rancho Dominguez to get it?