Ever since I discovered Tacos El Tigre through Yelp, I haven't eaten tacos anywhere else. This taco…read morestand is located in North Hollywood directly across the street from the Fernando Valenzuela mural on Burbank Blvd and Lankershim. There's plenty of street parking and this taco stand is the best bang for your buck. It's cash only but you can also pay via Venmo or Zelle. I recently got an order of three tacos and one burrito, the total was $21. There's also tables and chairs if you prefer to eat here. Overall their service is quick and the food is cooked fresh right in front of you. What stands out about Tacos El Tigre is the buckets of salsas and vegetables that you're going to use to top off your plate.

Trying to go to more new places, especially tacos since there seems to be a spot on every corner…read more Tacos El Tigre had some do the best reviews so I gave it a try, mainly for some al pastor tacos for my husband. He said they were very good! I got an asada burrito, which came with rice, beans, and cheese. I was able to add some salsa (they had 3 options) and onions and then have them wrap it up. Overall, I'd say my burrito was okay. The meat had too many chewy/fatty pieces for me, but was seasoned and cooked well. And it was a generously hefty size. 8 tacos and 1 burrito was 36 dollars. Pretty on par with our usual spot. Friendly and incredibly quick service.

Delicious. Great pricing and vibe. Fast service. Don't miss out, this is one fabulous taco place!read more

It's pretty good. I came here once when they blew up and the hype was high, and I must admit I was…read morenot a fan. I felt like they were just making food for the purpose of looking good for social media, but they lacked the taste of an authentic taco spot. I returned just a couple of days ago now that the hype is all gone, and the food tasted much better. The carne asada actually had real seasoning, and my torta tasted like a delicacy. I ordered a torta with light guac, and it was good. I remember last time they poured guac onto my meal like there was no tomorrow, and it was a disaster. Once again I felt like it was done just for picture purposes. The prices here are pretty good, and I was not disappointed with my food this time around, plus they got some agua frescas that hit the spot pretty well. I got myself an horchata, and I must say I enjoyed my meal!

I picked this restaurant based on reviews and location. I decided to give it a try. I wrote down…read morewhat I wanted and the person that took my order brought exactly what I asked for. He was ready to work with me.

Customer service is terrible. The man working there is rude, unprofessional and hangs up the phone…read more Then proceeds to cancel the order when their website specifies a certain thing, and they tell you something completely different. It doesn't matter if your food is good, if your staff is terrible and has no customer service experience

We were in the neighborhood and searched Yelp for a good taco spot--this place had great reviews,…read moreso we decided to give it a try. From the outside, it's small and unassuming, but don't let that fool you. We ordered the birria queso tacos, asada queso tacos, and regular asada tacos--every single one was absolutely delicious. They also gave us a consommé to try, which was really flavorful and a perfect addition. It's a family-owned business, which we always love to support. The young girl who took our order and seated us (I think her name was Arian?) was incredibly sweet and had better customer service than many adults--she truly stood out. Overall, the service was warm and welcoming, and we've already recommended this spot to friends. We'll definitely be back!

I have been searching for a good Birrieria here in the Valley. A few months ago, I saw this Family…read moreRestaurant on the news and I had to try it out. I went with my entire family. It was on a Sunday morning around 10 am. It was pretty busy, we had to wait for a table for family of 5 for about 20 minutes, not bad. I noticed that after 11:30 the rush was over. We all asked for the same plate. Birria with rice and beans. We wanted the handmade tortillas so it was a little extra but it was worth it. The Birria was so flavorful and Delicious! The waitress was so attentive and sweet! We will definitely be back!

10/10 tacos my husband was definitely right about this place…read more The tacos with lemon were amazing I forgot the sauce sadly :( but I'm sure with it would have been a ever better experience if they were good with just lemon I can only imagine the difference with sauce Will definitely go back Had a great 1st experience

I've lived down the street from this taco truck for more than a decade and today I finally decided…read moreto try it. My husband ordered 4 asada and 4 Al pastor tacos. I got a carne asada quesadilla plate (comes out rice, beans, and a salad). There are no prices anywhere, which I don't exactly like, but alas. The total came out to 42 dollars. Service - very friendly girl took my order. Salsas - there were 4 or 5 and they were all delicious! I think my favorite is the spicy, very watery red one. Asada tacos - my husband said they were good Al pastor - my husband did not really care for these. He said it tasted like warmer tray pastor rather than fresh trombol pastor, which wss probably true, as I saw no roasting meats. Bummer. Quesadilla - probably one of the best I've had in a while! The perfect amount of cheese and meat. Some places overdo it and you can't even pick the thing up without it falling apart. Some places are skimpy on the meat. This was just right. Rice - flavorful and cooked well Beans - probably my new favorite beans. They're on the loose side and have great flavor. Salad - I didn't really eat it. It was just a little plop of shredded lettuce, a few diced tomatoes, two slices of avocado, and I think sour cream. I ate the avocados and that was it. Overall, glad to have finally tried this spot. Will definitely be back to try sopes and a couple other things. Wish they had posted prices and that my husband liked his Al pastor more so I could actually get him to go back, but alas. It'll just be my spot.

I've come across Pablitos Tacos in the wild for years but never came in to this location. If you're…read morefrom the valley you probably already know this is as good as it gets, but if you're not from around here do yourself a favor and stop by here. Great people, better food. The absolutely aces lomo saltado burrito pictured below

I had a really disappointing experience at Pablito's in Van Nuys. I placed and paid for a burrito…read moreorder, but unfortunately wasn't able to pick it up that same night. I returned the next morning simply asking for a reasonable solution--either a fresh remake (since it's food) or a refund. Instead of helping, the employee was extremely rude and dismissive, and refused to offer either option. I wasn't asking for anything extra--just what I already paid for or my money back. It's frustrating to be treated this way as a paying customer. Situations happen, and good customer service is about how you handle them. This could have been resolved easily, but instead it turned into a negative experience. I would recommend management take a closer look at how situations like this are handled, because this was unprofessional and unacceptable. There's nowhere on their website that states a policy for not being able to pick up the order.

Delicious tacos! They work really fast but they do have a long line... Tacos are small good quality…read moreand very tasty. Also love their salsa bar

This taco spot is open on Mondays! Their suadero is great…read more Try all their salsas...if you dare! Recommend to try their al pastor but we'll done. Delicious.

There is a term you say in Hawai'i that when something is good, it "broke da mouth." AND THIS…read moreVEGAN Mexican dinner by El Cocinero BROKE MY MOUTH! I recently tried out El Cocinero's food at an event that they catered to. As a person who eats meat and is not restricted, I would come here for the good food. The vegan al pastor had chunks of pineapple and it is seasoned and cooked to taste just like the meat version. The texture is just a little bit different but it does resemble a lot like meat. The vegan pastor also tastes just like the meat version, just less "smoky" and the texture is softer. The rice is flavorful and fluffy. The beans are seasoned just enough to have flavor but not compete with the other dishes. The creamy chipotle sauce was perfect topping the rice and beans. I do like vegan food but the only reference I had with Mexican vegan are places that try to add fake cheese and lean heavily on beans and rice. This business shows that you can still have all the flavors and not rely on cheese and meat. They focus on the flavors and not what would make non-vegans feel comfortable. Initially, I was going to give this first time experience a 4 star review so that it encourages me to go check out the restaurant so I can add the service and the ambiance. However, I was lucky enough to bring home leftovers and as I was eating it, the food tastes better. Had to add the extra star!

First time at El cocinero, planning on coming back again and again and again!!!!!!!…read more I was informed it was all and everything is vegan which I love tacos and to find a vegan Mexican spot that is all vegan came in clutch. This place had everything you'd need and tastes so good for a vegan spot. You would be able to fool me and tell me this is actual meat and I'd believe it. That's how good it was! I got the quesadilla (half asada, half al pastor) omg that was the best thing I have ever had. The cheese melts and pulls just like regular Cheese. The meat was so juicy and good flavor. I'd get it again and again But I'd probably try the tacos next time along with the quesadilla tbh. I also got the flan which was tbh less sweeter than a regular flan. But hey I still loved it, I don't complain about it. It was still delicious. (Funny incident, I ordered the flan at the front and paid for it.i wasn't told anything else by the guy at the register. SoThen went back to the table and Waited and waited and waited for a good 20 minutes, till I asked about it and was told that I can just grab it out of the refrigerator!!!! Smh, as much as I was upset as much as I for some reason just found it funny. So don't do the same mistake I did and just go grab it right after you pay for it.) Overall, I loved everything and all the things about this place. Nice seating areas, nice environment , helpful workers,convenient parking! And most importantly, delicious food. Definitely be visiting this place again!

Had some shrimp and fish tacos that were amazing!! And let's…read morenot forget about there aguachiles super spicy Love it here

I came here for Taco Tuesday and ended up trying almost one of each flavor--chicken, carne asada,…read morefried shrimp, and grilled fish. The fried shrimp was definitely my favorite; the batter was flavorful, perfectly crisp, and stood out from the rest. The other tacos were solid as well, and I really liked the chipotle sauce they use on their seafood options. The tacos are a decent size for $2.50 each. They also include a small portion of chips topped with beans and cheese, which is a nice added touch. Overall, I would definitely come back for Taco Tuesday. The food came out quickly--pretty standard for a taco spot--and the service was fine. The space is on the smaller side, but if you're dining in with a small group, it's comfortable enough.

Leo's taco truck may be my new obsession! The portions are generous, the prices are reasonable, the…read morecustomer service is great and the food is amazing. So far the burritos, asada fries and alambres are my favorites. The alambre was a pleasant surprise: a container of your choice of meat (I went with half asada and half al pastor) with...wait for it...cheese...and some some veggies (although I don't recall what kind...think fajitas). They provided tortillas, salsas and a small container of beans. I had tacos for days!

Over priced Taco Bell. Save your money and hit a real taco stand. 18$ for a burrito with avocado…read morethe woman working there have a stick up their rear. I was asking questions about the differences in the burritos they looked at me like I was an idiot. There isn't any description on the menu on what the burritos have just Americanized names.