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4.4 (54 reviews)
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Arrachera taco and mulita
Stephanie M.

Absolutely delicious and authentic tacos! I would come here more often if I lived closer. I got arrachera tacos and there were so good and savory! Everything is cooked on the spot making it authentic and fresh. The meat was seasoned and cooked well done. I love that they make tortillas right on the spot too! Definitely get arrachera tacos, you won't regret. I got two tacos and one mulita and honestly it was more than enough. Perhaps I'll just have two tacos next time I visit. Regardless, everything is exquisite and the staff is very friendly. The taco stand is spacious and it's located inside a grocery store parking lot, which makes it easier to find parking. There are about 8 stools where people can sit if they choose to enjoy their tacos there. We arrived around 6:30 pm and the line was not too long, but once 7:00 pm came around, there was a long line... proof of how good these tacos are. I will definitely be back!!

Salsa bar
Brian V.

Taco stand located in Hollywood (Vine and Melrose - or right on the edge of the Pavilions parking lot). I've been here at least twice during interesting time frame. The first time I came here was right before it blew up. The second time was after it got recognition and lines were getting along. They had to beef up their staff to keep the lines moving. The first time it was really chill vibe where there were only two other people or groups and it really felt like a good friend was cooking you some food at a carne asada. They just had run out of the ribeye my first visit so I got the arrachera flanks steak (Ruben recommended the flour tortilla for this) and a street taco with the clue corn heirloom tortilla. This was an excellent meal and Ruben was super hospitable. My second visit, the crowds had started coming. I came in on the later side, so the line wasn't too long. There was a lot more staff and it was organized. You had to order in one line and if you happen to order the ribeye (gaonera) taco then you would go over to the grill where Ruben was to pick it up. Otherwise, there was a separate team doing the other tacos and menu items. That ribeye taco was delicious. Just well prepared and great char flavor. I really enjoyed using the salsa bar as well. Just a great taco stand with some more premium offerings. The prices are a little higher than your normal place but I think it's well worth it.

Al pastor taco
Jessica G.

WORTH ALL THE HYPE! Sadly that also meant be prepared to wait in long line especially on peak dinner time, which was right at their opening time. We did come on Saturday which probably made it worse. Nothing fancy, it's basically occupying a spot on the Pavilion's parking lot at Hollywood. Quite limited chairs provided so it's not uncommon seeing people eating while standing or using their car's trunk. We got their crowd's favorite Ribeye and Flank Steak, both of which were indeed so so good in their own ways. Chunky juicy meats on top of the blue corn tortilla. Everything's cooked fresh to order and they didn't go complicated with sauce on top of your taco, which even made the meat more stand out, being so flavorful on its own. If you felt like us and wanna try something beyond beef, certainly go for their Al Pastor, which was also luscious and I'd definitely come back again for. Don't forget opt for extra melted cheese on your taco!

Gaonera (Ribeye) Taco
Edward S.

Asadero has a streamlined setup by the corner of Vine and Melrose. They are drawing from a mix of Hermosillo, CDMX, and Sonoran styles, to create something special. Place your order, take your ticket to the grill, and be prepared for some of the best beef tacos. Gaonera: The black Angus ribeye steak is thinly sliced and simply seasoned with salt. The taquero cooks it to order on a small mesquite charcoal grill to develop the wondrous smoke flavor. He also throws a soft, supple, Sonoran, flour tortilla on the grill for a hot minute or so. Most impressive of all, the singular slice of steak is flat and as big as the tortilla. It's cooked to medium and you really enjoy the beefy flavor, great marbling, and tender smoky meat. Top it with just some onions and the salsa cruda. Plus, the salsa bar makes me happy here with one of the fieriest green salsas around, which complements the meat well. Parking: You might as well park in the Pavilion's lot.

Pepper B.

The line took about 35 mins. Very friendly staff and I enjoyed hanging out in line with everyone. It makes it a little more social. Nice parking lot, tail gate vibe. The tacos were good. I had their signature rib eye and their chicken taco. I thought they tasted good. Game changer? No. Good tasting tacos, yes. Now, did I come down with food poisoning all day the next day? Yes I did. It was not pleasant. Can I say 100% it was these tacos. No. For lunch that day, I had a bowl at Tocaya. The billions of times I've eaten at Tocaya have I ever gotten food poisoning? Nope. If I had to wager I'd put my money on those rib eye tacos not being cooked long enough or some cross contamination. I don't know what the culprit is but that's just the chance you take sometimes. Just watch your rib eyes when they're cooking them. It won't hurt to ask them to fire them a little longer. Will I be back? Probably not and not because of the possible food poisoning. I just thought the tacos were just good. Nothing that I need to try again.

Ribeye taco
Saima N.

Perfectly tender ribeye taco, zero chewy-ness with a mesquite smokey flavor, can't go wrong on a fresh flour tortilla. These are not your ordinary parking lot tacos, such a treat!

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Roel C.

I'm gonna keep it simple. BEST STREET TACO! Speaking specifically only on their Ribeye Taco on Flour Tortilla. Go find out for yourself why!!!! Anything else on their menu I don't know. There will be a line, sorry. Parking is accessible, Cards are accepted. Service was great and 1 table is available but most ppl take it to their car. Ambiance was magical just like their assortment of Salsas and condiments.

Ribeye Tacos and Carne Asada
Salvina L.

The ribeye taco is one of their specialties that they grill over charcoal but it's $7.50 for a taco. The ribeye meat was not anything extraordinary but I liked the texture of the tortilla because it was slightly chewy. Anyways at this price point I needed the taco to blow my mind and unfortunately I've had better tacos with the smoky flavor for way cheaper in Austin TX (Taqueria de Diez). However, I will say the carne asada ($3) is actually phenomenal and worth coming for. They use blue corn tortillas which adds more complexity to the flavor and the asada is very juicy. Toppings selection is very good, pickled onion is a must and the chili oil they have surprisingly works! There is a line here so be prepared to wait. They do need to get rid of the tip option, a bit outrageous to ask for 18-25% tip at a street stand with no sit down area or much overhead cost compared to brick and mortar.

Gaonera
Rachel C P.

Run dont walk to this spot. Amazing and great quality tacos. Certified meats aside the flavor is our of this world. The little onion chili that comes with the gaonera is mouth watering. They went from serving under 100 people a day to over 300/400. Please ba patient with them as they are still working on the sudden increase in traffic but this spot is freaking amazing. Owner is sooooo nice and portions are big. Highly recommend!

Flank steak taco - very juicy and flavorful
Daniel L.

The line is long for a reason. Some of the best quality meat I have had in street tacos. I was surprised to like the carne asada and the flank steak better than the signature ribeye taco, but all three were delicious. Ordered the asada quesadilla (I'd recommend just getting a regular taco) as well as the flank steak taco (pictured) and the ribeye taco (pictured) Got in line at 4:59pm and got to the front at around 5:25pm.

Leilani T.

Worth the wait, worth the hype, can't wait to come back! Everything was perfectly cooked and seasoned. Amazing tortillas, and don't get me started on the salsas. Best street tacos I've had in LA.

Menu and prices as of May 2026
Kristie P.

HOLY SMOKES! we've been chasing these guys down for weeks (our schedule doesn't align with their operating times) and today the day has come! I literally won't go anywhere else after discovering their RIB EYE tacos!! are you freaking kidding me?! whoever is the boss man here, please give yourself a round of applause. Their offerings of sides and sauces are INCREDIBLE. Service with the men today were so thoughtful!! I believe we were speaking to the owner, very chill gentleman. THEY ARE FIRE!!!! You've got to try them!!! DO NOT SKIP on those guys!! the BEST at this corner (Melrose/Vine)

Al pastor tacos

We got there at 6:20 and they hadn't started taking orders yet. The line moves slow, especially when getting salsas. I enjoyed the ribeye taco the most, the cut of meat was a generous portion and very easy to chew. Unfortunately, the flank steak and al pastor tacos were a major letdown in terms of texture and taste. I also wasn't a fan of any of the salsas.

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The flank steak was personally my fav over the rib eye, overall good tacos but they need to add in 1-2 actually spicy salsas.

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Best taco I have had in this town, period. The watermelon aqua fresco is also off the charts. Worth the line and the wait!

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