Los Toros

Para enpesar llegamos a medio dia y solo tenian una mesa de 4. Tardaron como 10 minutos para tomarnos la orden y otros 10 para traernos las vevidas y despues de 30 minutos de espera llego la comida y que desepsion … Una comida muy mala y para nada valio la pena esperar

Been here a few times. The food is amazing. I’m not sure if it’s because my friends clearly not Latino but we sat there for about 20 min after we had clearly finished our meal and they didn’t even come check up on us or bring the check until we had to flag someone over. It’s sad.
I’ve been here every other time and they have been much better. They also discontinued the Salvadorian horchata, which I like much more than the Mexican version. The music was a bit loud for it not being later at night when they turn the place into some sort of club or live band.
The setup is pretty cool. There’s a bar area to watch some games (usually soccer or another Latino channel). And they have side seating. They have a stage for events and lights, so you know they get down. And speakers all over the place like its a mini club.
I go for the pupusas. They have Mexican and Salvadorian food which is great for my less adventurous friends. I’m usually always bringing someone to somewhere great if I really like the food… 3 out of the 4 times I’ve been there the service has been much better. They just took forever to cook it and come to us, although the waitress was friendly.

Amazing burritos. A little off the beaten path off of Monument, but well worth it.

Fantastic Mexican (and Salvadorean) food. We went here craving good Mexican after our last several Mexican eats around here struck out.
Lesson learned: Do not eat Mexican food east of the 24 outside of Concord (Livermore has some good places too).
We debated going back to our tried and true favorites (El Molino or Los Ranchos) but wanted to try a new place. Also, we were craving mariscos and caldos and what we could tell of the menu from a very blurry Unilocal picture was that this place had an abundance of both. Turns out they only had seafood soups, but that was just fine with me.
Los Toros does not have very many Unilocal and most of those are old. Because of that we weren’t sure if this place still existed. It definitely does. We were the only gringos in the place the whole time, which pretty much explains the Unilocal lack. We were expecting an order at the counter taqueria, but this is an old school sit down place (although very casual). It is a little more pricey than a taqueria too. Be warned that they play music very loudly here. These were our only complaints.
Ordered bean and cheese pupusas for our boy (the only thing other than bean and cheese burritos he will eat at Mexican/​Latin American places). I had the shrimp soup and my husband ordered the grilled fish plate. The food was as authentic as it gets and delicious. Came with all the usual condiments and sides including hand made corn tortillas which may be even better than Tortilleria El Molino’s. Did I just commit blasphemy?!
My husband and I shared a sigh of contentment. And all was well in the world.

I’ve been coming here for a while and have had great food every single time. Burritos are great, tacos are legit and the prices are awesome.
Service was good as well. It’s open seating, then some one wates on you.
I will be coming here again when the Mexican food craving strikes once more.

Love them! The only place where my family and I go to buy pupusas. 5 stars

The carnitas plate was excellent. Delicious pork. Good rice and beans. Fish tacos too, were really good.

Delish. Very friendly waitress.

Pupusas
Recommended by El Savadorian nurse at W Creek Kaiser