I was first in this morning! Craving menudo and the server was pleasant and helpful! And menudo was…read moregreat! Come get some!

Bummer. I really wanted to like this place. The inside is cute and cozy. Our service was good…read more But unfortunately the food was terrible. Initially they got part of my order wrong so I had to send it back. I got a shredded chicken quesadilla. It reminded me of warm tuna so I couldn't eat that. My partner got the spicy pork super burrito and half the of the meat in the burrito was charred black and crunchy. Rice. Beans, and salsas are solid but we couldn't eat most our main dish.

You can always count on a great meal with excellent service. Our go to for Mexican food! Highly…read morerecommend!

I visited Angelo's while visiting family in Lodi. We had a large party and they were able to pull…read moretables together and get us in quickly. Service was phenomenal! The young lady who served us was super attentive, helpful, and made it a great experience. As far as the food goes, it was delicious! I ordered the mixed fajitas and that was an excellent choice! With a party of 10, there were various other dishes at our table. I tasted quite a few and everything was really good--the chili relleno, quesadilla, chili Colorado, chimichanga--all good from the bites I had, but the fajitas were my favorite. Cool atmosphere and free parking nearby, I'm so glad to have found my new go to spot for Mexican food in Lodi!

I've had La Bamba on my list for a while and stopped to order lunch today (finally!) I ordered two…read moreasada vampiros with everything on them (cilantro, onions, salsa) and hot sauce and they were so good! Lots of well seasoned meat, salsa had a nice kick, and the tortillas were still mostly crispy after my ten minute drive home. There wasn't any weird cartilage in the meat which I really appreciate, I hate biting into a taco and running into hard bits. The service was good and fast and my food was ready in less than ten minutes. I'll be coming back soon to order dinner for my family.

I decided to give La Bamba a try after looking over the menu and reading some reviews. I think what…read morekept me from coming here was the location, and lack of refried beans. I ordered the Mar y Tierra super burrito, and it was really good. I came back the next day and tried the BBQ chicken super burrito. It was far better than I expected. No need for salsa. The BBQ sauce and the sour cream mix so well I can't describe. I highly recommend both these burritos. The menu has a number of unique items that I intend to try in the future, and they also offer other items like burgers. From what I can see from people's reviews and photos, they offer other items not on the menu. I wish they would consolidate everything they offer to the menu so there is no guess work. And I'd also like to see some refried beans. The man working there is friendly and makes the food fast. So definitely check this place out if you haven't already. They offer a bigger and more diverse amount of food than just about every other taco truck, and the quality is very good.

Hubby and I have been getting our food truck orders here. Hubby likes the tacos. I get a veggie…read moreburrito with avocado & sour cream. I think the prices are in line with other places. Their hot sauce is very hot, so get it on the side. I get my burrito without salsa too. I'm a wimp when it comes to spicy! The neighborhood is ok. It's on a main street.

La Sabrosita is definitely one of the better taco trucks in town, which isn't hard to accomplish if…read moreyou treat your business like a restaurant and not like an assembly line. I ordered some chicken and asada tacos. The asada seemed a bit better quality than most other trucks, it wasn't super old and over cooked, but still definitely pre cooked, steam trayed, and re heated upon order, like everyone else in town, just fresher. The chicken however was freshly cooked. Probably the only place in town that's ever made the meat fresh that I've seen. The salsa roja is good but very spicy, I recommend getting it on the side so you can choose the amount you want. Otherwise they might put too much on them if they do it themselves. Also the tacos are wrapped in paper and served in foil instead of in a clamshell, which I guess is better for the environment, but it does make eating them a bit messy. The wait time can vary depending on how busy they are, and they do seem to be popular. And they are cash only. But definitely give them a try, you may be surprised.

I had the chilaquiles. Everything was very flavorful and just the right amount of spice. Large…read moreportions too. They also had homemade tortillas too! Service was great. Very friendly. The interior is very colorful, cool music playing, good vibe. Overall this is a big thumbs up!

Very, very disappointed with our experience here…read more I came in with my nephew, niece, sister, and mom. Before ordering, I asked if the plates were large enough for my sister and me to share since neither of us eats very much. When the food came out, I was honestly shocked by the portions for the price. There were maybe six potatoes, a scoop of runny beans, and about a handful of machaca. Compared to other Mexican restaurants we've been to, the portions were extremely small. The food itself was also very bland and lacked flavor. The biggest disappointment, however, was the customer service. The woman I was told was the owner was also the only server, and unfortunately, her customer service was extremely poor. I ordered guacamole and was told twice that it was coming. At one point, I was told they were preparing the avocados. After waiting and still receiving nothing, I finally asked if we should just cancel the guacamole, and she simply said yes. I would have much rather been told from the beginning that it wasn't available instead of being told multiple times that it was coming. We also never received a water refill until we asked at the very end of our meal. Anytime I tried to ask our server a question, she would walk away while I was speaking and then respond from a distance. It felt dismissive and unwelcoming. My mom and I own three restaurants ourselves, so we completely understand that restaurants get busy, employees can be short-staffed, and things don't always go perfectly. But basic communication, attentiveness, and hospitality are incredibly important--especially when you're the owner. Unfortunately, between the small portions, bland food, poor communication, and uncomfortable customer service, we will not be returning. I really wanted to enjoy and support this restaurant, but this experience was unacceptable.

If you know, you know -- La Fondita is the real deal. I've been coming here for years, and it's…read morehands-down my go-to spot for authentic Mexican street food. I finally had to post about it because there's literally no way to look them up unless you've got their business card tucked in your glove box. It's that kind of local secret. They're pretty quick but when they're busy, it's a wait. I wanted to call them the other day so I could go in and out and couldn't find her business card in my glove box. Also, they only take cash. Let's talk about the sopes -- these things are unreal. Thick, fresh masa with perfectly crisp edges, loaded with your choice of meat, beans, fresh toppings, and that house-made salsa that hits just right. Nowhere else in town makes sopes. Then there's the mulitas -- a must-try, especially with al pastor or carnitas. Crispy, cheesy, meaty heaven stacked between tortillas. They don't hold back on flavor. And of course, the classics: the carne asada is juicy and full of chargrilled flavor, and the birria is rich, tender, and perfect whether you get it in tacos or on its own. La Fondita may not have a flashy online presence, but that's part of the charm. It's authentic, consistent, and always delicious. This truck is a staple in the community, and once you try it, you'll be hooked. If you stumble upon it -- consider yourself lucky. That I decided that new customers won't have to keep that business card somewhere safe.

Grabbed some lunch here today and it was disappointing. Ordered a pastor burrito, chicken flautas…read moreand pork sopas. On my first bite of sopas I must have bit into a pepper because my mouth was on fire. I waited a bit and then went back to it but for some reason it was so spicy. In contrast the flautas had zero flavor. They give you 5 so it was filling but incredibly bland. The burrito was meh and there wasn't much meat or crema, mostly beans. I don't think I would come back to this truck.

The food was delicious, fresh, and flavorful, with generous portions! The owners were very kind!read more

We just went to El Chaparro and ordered, Tacos, Asada and al pastor, ordered a chicken burrito and…read moreasada torta..everything was super delicious. Highly recommend this place.

I stop in flag City quite a bit to pick up gas. Today, I didn't eat lunch and I was at the Shell…read moregas station.I saw this taco truck. I gave it a shot and I tried the Cabeza Torta. It was amazing. The meat was really good. The bread was soft. Tip-Make sure you eat it quickly because the bread will get soggy. Do not take it home. Eat it right then and there

Best ever food truck in gas station parking lot. The flavors in the lengua burrito were phenomenal…read more Will make an excuse to swing by whenever I'm near Lodi.