Tacos On Wheels

Good food but expensive. And not worth dealing with the rude people that work there. If you ask to many questions about the prices or food, they will take advantage of you if you don’t speak Spanish and will talk crap about you. I would rather go to el pollo Rey, San Antonios or Reynas down on Kansas Ave. where the food is as good or better and the employees are nicer. Sad cuz I work next door so it was convenient. I’ll get in my car to get better food and service rather than walk there.

I’ve been to quite a few taco stops thanks to the Unilocal Taco Crawls! These are top five for sure and worth the drive. I had carnitas and chorizo tacos and they were excellent. Great prices and there are a few booths where you can enjoy your meals in house. The horchata was great here. :)

Don’t be fooled by the name; these tacos are immobile. They are also delicious. This dumpy-​looking hole-​in-​the-​wall serves up some really excellent street food. After an enthusiastic recommendation from a friend, I was surprised to find it deserted shortly after noon on a beautiful Saturday, but shortly after ordering, it became slammed. When I got my food, it was obvious why they were there. I had asada, al pastor, and chicken tacos, and all were very, very good. The tacos are slightly more expensive than at similar restaurants at $ 2 apiece, but they are loaded with your chosen meat and well worth the price hike. My only complaint is that they skimp on the chopped onions and cilantro, two toppings I really enjoy on my tacos.
Overall, I’d say the food is roughly on par with what you would get at Bonito Michoacan, though I liked the asada here better. I’d give it 4.5 stars if I could, but 4 will have to do. It’s a bit of a drive for me, but I will absolutely be back for more.