Super Tacos El Conrro

Worst tacos ever. Ordered asada tacos went the safe way and they tasted nothing like it. Guy told me it was a different style. Yeah right sir my family is from D. f and I can def tell the difference. They were mixing all the meats together that a big no no! Better watch out for the health department.

This place kills it, everything is great. The Al Pastor is a stand out, done DF style on a rotisserie with a pineapple. They always include a little slice of the roasted pineapple in each Al Pastor taco, it’s delicious. Also the salsas are full strength, so go easy on them until you understand what you’re getting into!

THIS IS THE PLACE WHERE I HAD THE BEST TACOS EVER! Oh my goodness, I can still recall my friend and I driving on the road, our stomachs rumbling like earthquakes. We were so hungry and couldn’t decide where to buy food. (I know first world problems).
We saw this green food truck parked outside in the parking lot in between a mattress store and a DIY car wash place, and we decided to try it out.
The food is godsend, and I recommend it to all of my friends who reside in the area. It costs $ 2 for a taco, and you can choose different meats for each of them. All of them are delicious, although my favorite is the chicken.
Do yourself a big favor and stop by Super Tacos! If I’m correct, they are around Monday-​Sat (maybe even Sunday) from 3PM and later. I’m not sure what time they clean up, but I’m guessing a bit before midnight.
OKAY GO GET YOURSELVES SOME TACOS! It’s sooooo freaking GOOD!

Not sure if this is the same guy that is parked on El Camino. I’m cutting my review from here and posting it to the other Unilocal page for Super Tacos El Conrro

Freshest tacos ever. Dirty truck, non-​English speaking staff, but who cares when the tacos are so good? Free arsenal of salsas and fresh free What sets this place apart is that terrific variety of meats they have. They have everything from your typical asadas and lengua, to your more adventurous tripa and cabezas. Everything tastes delicious.
PROTIP: They are open for business at the thrifty car wash on El Camino. Do yourself a favor, grab a corona from the next door liquor store and you’ll be in for a party.

LOVE LOVE thier tacos. The burriots are soo good and quesadillas as well. On days i work in mountain view and im hungry for mexican food. This hits the spot ALWAYZ!

These tacos rock! But you do have to know that there is NO ‘non-​fat’ on the menu. We get the campechano, al pastor and beef tacos. The chalupas are yummy! I’m happy that they are for the most part outside Target so I can always grab something on my way out.

Hungry after taking your tests at the DMV next door? Well you’re in luck! Super Tacos El Control is there to the rescue!
I just happen to be around the area and needed to get a bite to eat. Luckily I got here before the lunch rush. When I walked up to the truck they had a menu display isolated from the truck. After browsing there bountiful menu items, I went with the super steak and chorizo burrito.
For $ 7, it was a well proportioned burrito. This burrito can put ones I have before to shame. The prep time took around 5 minutes. It was loaded big chunks of steak and chorizo, refried beans, guacamole, sour cream, spanish rice, and mozzarella cheese. Every bite of the burrito was very satisfying.
I also got a side of their green sauce. The green sauce is a go for kick your taste buds with a lot of heat! Who knew that the sauce would hurt so good!
The truck arrives in the Target parking lot next to the DMV around noon. You may want to arrive a little to anticipate lines during the lunch rush!

This is a pretty good truck. I am confused over the two reviews with different names at the same location. This visit it was the El Conrro truck for sure. Maybe the owner switches out 2 trucks with different names. There is also a cart (not truck) parked right below this one at the liquor store. Busy area I guess for tacos.
There was a good selection of meats– some I didn’t even know what they were and there were no translations. Meat was flavorful and well done. Salsas were awesome and spicy. Probably the BEST salsas I’ve had in a long time.
Tortillas were a little on the meh side– a little dry and tough. All in all, a good taco.
I got Pastor, Carnitas, Chorizo, and Asada. I will be more adventurous with meats next time.
Service was friendly and I liked the clientele. I was the only non-​Spanish speaker of the bunch who ordered while I was there.

They are open pretty late, and the Taco’s are decent. We have never had issues after eating there, one guy speaks great English and is nice but the girls taking the orders never speak English very well, and they are never really nice. If they were hot I would just call them eye candy but they aren’t. They aren’t bad just not hot, not nice, and don’t speak English well.
I like the salsa a lot.

Im happy to see that these guys are doing so well. The business is expanding and they have a new truck from the one they almost permanently park near Target in MV. Suadero and Pastor tacos are awesome. They now do a fried cheese on the flancha that they add to the tacos now too. 4.5 stars to the new truck

Hungry Yun went back last night and got three tacos, pork ribs, smoked lion (ham!!), and fresh beef jerky (I think it’s flank steak). Should have paid $ 5.50 but the lady only charged me $ 5, thanks :)
DELICIOUS!!! and judging from the size of the“crowds” during late evening hours (I got there around 9:30PM and there were about 10 customers (all hispanics) waiting for their food!.. it’s a popular hole-​in-​the-​wall place!!!
come come come and try it, seriously, great tacos!
O, their GREEN sauce is AWESOMELY SPICY, yummmmmmm!!!

This place is a hit and miss and what I mean by hit and miss is I can’t find it at target on certain days. When you do find this taco truck it will probably be one of the best experience you will ever have.
I really like there green sauce. The sauce has a very nice bite to it and you can tell they roast there green chili first before making it. In the middle of the food truck you will see a pot mixed with different spices and different types of meat.
I ordered the churizo, carne asada and some random meat I forgot what it was called probably pork. The meat was good and had full of flavor, but when you pour that green sauce on top and take the first bite you know you made the right decision.
check this place out if you can find it.

I would come here fairly often for their tacos, which are a buck fifty a pop with a plethora of meat options to choose from. (I would always ask them what some of the weirder fillings were because I can never remember — wish they had a translated sign up). Sometimes the tacos were delicious, other times oddly flavorless and dry — I have a hard time understanding how this could be the case unless they have different people actually doing the cooking depending on what time it is. (?)
But last time I came here, the lady charged me $ 2 for a bottle of water. That in itself is fine, except 1) I was only charged $ 1 for the same bottle of water only a couple days prior and 2) the sign still clearly says $ 1 for a bottle of water (in Spanish). When I pointed out that she had given me the wrong change (I didn’t even ask for the extra $ 1 back, I said I would be fine with just taking another bottle of water), she insisted that the water was actually $ 2. When I pointed to the sign, she said that I had taken the «large size» water bottle. Um. okay? Except there isn’t even another size water bottle.
I’m almost completely sure she was just trying to cheat me out of the $ 1 — she had given me the $ 18 in change almost entirely in ones, which doesn’t really make sense given that it would have been much easier just to give me a 10, 5, and 3 ones — I’m guessing she was hoping I wouldn’t bother to count it. (I know, I know, why would I buy a $ 1 bottle of water with a $ 20 bill? I could have just waited 5 minutes and had tap water… But I had no other money and was feeling frivolous and just wanted to drink water right then.)
I have no idea why anyone would even bother doing this whole song-​and-​dance just for $ 1. Maybe she just wanted to get the extra dollar out of me because she was mad that she didn’t successfully upsell me from the regular burrito at $ 5 (which was the first one I had tried from their truck and surprisingly gross — and no, not because I was mad about the water bottle — I ended up slathering BBQ sauce on it because it was so bland) to the super burrito at $ 6. And not for lack of trying — she tried to put the order down as «super» multiple times while I repeatedly said «regular» (Sorry but I don’t want sour cream and cheese in my burrito…).
Or maybe she was mad that I didn’t leave a tip and just wanted to take it by force. I actually do usually leave a buck or two in tip here but today I only had a $ 5 and a $ 20… I don’t think tips should be mandatory, anyway.
In any case, whether this was actually a case of trying to cheat me or just a misunderstanding, it left me with a bad feeling, which is sad to me because the people here had always been really really nice and sweet and patient with me even as I went through their options list asking them what things meant.
But between this incident and the occasional inconsistencies in the taste of their food (as well as the just-​plain-​unappetizing, chewy, dry, tasteless burrito we got on this particular trip), I’ve decided not to return and stop recommending this place to people. I had already started telling my friends to try the tacos here (even taking some of them here to buy them tacos) — I was especially excited by all the options they had that you can’t find at other places — but I guess I won’t get to try them all.
They’ve lost my business just for the sake of $ 1, but I’m sure they have enough customers that they don’t care (and I’m not delusional enough to think that my business matters to them).
Haha Unilocal is pretty good for venting about perceived injustices. With this I can sleep soundly!