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Avenue 26 Tacos - Carne asada

Avenue 26 Tacos

4.4(718 reviews)
11.1 mi•Little Tokyo, Downtown
•$

I've been coming here for years, back when it was still called Avenue 26 Tacos! This has always…read morebeen one of my go-to spots for late night tacos, especially after getting off work. One thing I like about this place is how fresh the tacos are. They're constantly grilling the meat right in front of you, so everything comes out hot and freshly made. I usually order the chicken or carne asada tacos, but I prefer the chicken. It's always been my favorite. Each plate also comes with a potato, which is a nice little bonus. Just keep in mind that they only give you one potato per plate, regardless of how many tacos you order. So if you want two potatoes, you'll need to ask for separate plates. They also have a self-serve toppings bar where you can load up on onions, radishes, sauces, and other toppings however you like. I love being able to customize my tacos. Prices are pretty affordable, around $2.25 per taco from what I remember. Paying cash is slightly cheaper than using a card, so I'd recommend bringing cash if you're planning to stop by. They also sell horchata at another stand nearby, and there's a separate burrito stand, although I usually see more people going for the tacos. Overall, it's a solid late-night taco spot with freshly grilled meat, affordable prices, and plenty of toppings. I've been coming back for years, and the chicken tacos are still my favorite!

Late-night cravings? Please. I'm all about tacos at any hour -- and Ave 26 Tacos is my ultimate…read morego-to. You can't just eat any taco spot and call it a day. I'm picky, but Ave 26 delivers every single time. It's super affordable, open 24/7, and there's always plenty of parking, which is a huge win in LA. Plus, it's honestly one of the best spots in town for people-watching while you eat. Let's talk favorites. My absolute must-order is their al pastor burrito with everything. It comes loaded with tons of smoking hot, perfectly seasoned al pastor meat, melted cheese, and incredible flavor. To top it off, they have a solid lineup of tasty salsas and spicy condiments to customize every bite just how you like it. Whether you're wrapping up a late night out or looking for the perfect spot to celebrate after a Dodgers game, Ave 26 has got you covered. Get out there after the win and grab a burrito -- you'll thank me later.

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626 Night Market - 626 Night Market Arcadia, California Jerky Did you Jerk food today vendor serving brisket beef jerky,snacks, and exotic jerky options.

626 Night Market

3.5(2k reviews)
11.3 mi

I haven't been out to the 626 Night Market in a while, but this year I actually got to go on the…read morelast two days of the market. I went Saturday because they had the Dreamstate event going on and it was fire! The music was good and the crowd was hyped. I honestly think it's really cool that they're doing something like this at the night market and they should definitely keep bringing more EDM events here lol. It seemed pretty crowded compared to the last time I came, but they also had a ton of new vendors. Everything felt more spread out, so even with all the people, the lines weren't super crazy. I ended up coming back again on Sunday for the last day. It was crowded too, but nothing unbearable. We waited in line for some squid and a few other things, and I think the longest we waited was around 20 minutes, which honestly isn't too bad for the 626 Night Market. Overall, I really enjoyed coming back this year. Lots of food to try, plenty of new vendors, and adding events like Dreamstate made it even more fun. I definitely plan on coming back the next time they're around!

I've been going to the 626 Night market every year for the last couple of years. Although I feel…read morelike prices have rose pretty significantly in the past couple of years this is an event I'm always excited for. It is peak summer where you are able to be out in a comfortable summer night and browse what feels like any and all food there is. I thought this year was especially great with the DJ and the location. Previous years they always had the DJ tucked away all the way in the back but having them front and center of the event was a great call. Always have that awesome music in the background added a lot to my experience. Some of the standout thing we got was Japadog which is a wagyu hotdog that will make you rethink what a hotdog can be. We got a truffle katsu sandwich there too which is as fabulous as it sounds. Also had salt bread which was especially exciting considering I have been craving them ever since visiting Korea. Lastly, I got a fried Reece's cup which I have been in the hunt for some time since they seem pretty rare, so of course that hit the spot. Overall, this was an awesome 626 night market better than previous years. This is something I'll continue to look forward to every year!

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Jiang Xiang Bing Guy - Well seasoned

Jiang Xiang Bing Guy

5.0(2 reviews)
11.7 mi

Drove by several days ago to walk around San Gabriel x Valley with friends after dinner and boba…read more While we were too full to try anything, one spot that stood out to me was this 土家酱香饼. Lo and behold, thanks to Christina the business exists on here and has been christened "Jiang Xiang Bing Guy"! Although he was working solo that day, when I decided to return on an empty stomach, he had an assistant helping with seasoning and chopping up the 酱香饼. There were about five folks waiting by the time I got there Sunday evening. The guy with the blue UCLA hoodie was purposefully putting on a show, since he had two phones set up for streaming. Every now and again, when he gets a request from someone, he would say "OK no problem!" and continues with kneading, rolling, and transferring the dough to the big ol' frying machine. At $10 per order, perhaps a part of the cost is the spirited mini-interactions. After paying via Venmo, I showed the gal my phone. 他是老板 she said jokingly as she handed me the food. I had mine mild, and honestly it was a delightfully crispy and savory snack for a cold winter evening.

On Christmas day while heading up San Gabriel Blvd, I saw a guy making food on the back of a white…read moreModel X. Intrigued and a lover of street foods, I went last night to check it out hoping he was at the same spot and he was! (Honestly San Gabriel Superstore parking lot be popping with bomb street food stalls and trucks over these past years). The guy was calling his food a Chinese pizza but it's actually a Chinese street food called Jiang Xiang Bing(酱香饼) which basically means "saucy pancake". If you can't speak Chinese(don't worry he does understand English though but he spoke to me in Mandarin by default lol), just give him $10 and he will give you a portion. If you don't have cash, he has QR codes for digital payments and once it goes through you can hear his phone notification from his car. When he's done making the bread and ready to chop it, he will ask you how spicy you want it. You can say "xiao la" for mild or say yes and nod your head for the regular spicy lol. The pan fried flat bread was crispy and the sweet and spicy soy bean sauce really went well with it, I'd get it again!!!

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Nickos Sandwiches - Catering packages

Nickos Sandwiches

4.9(333 reviews)
3.9 mi•Citrus Grove
•$$
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I think I just found my new favorite sandwich in LA. I'd been craving Nickos for awhile and finally…read moremade it over to try their turkey pesto sandwich. This thing was SO good. The smoked turkey was piled high with tomatoes, pesto, banana peppers, provolone cheese and balsamic glaze packed into a perfectly toasted thin bread. Every bite had so much flavor and the ingredients tasted very fresh. The portions are also fantastic for the price. For $16 the sandwich came with two huge halves that were easily enough to share or save one for later. Already thinking about I'm ordering next time. Nickos, you've officially ruined mediocre sandwiches for me. 10/10!

I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately, it was a disappointment. We tried three…read moresandwiches: the Plain Breakfast Sandwich, Turkey Pesto, and Pastrami. The breakfast sandwich was by far the worst of the three. It looked amazing, but the taste was a completely different story. The eggs weren't salted, let alone seasoned, and the entire sandwich was incredibly bland. It genuinely tasted like cardboard, which was especially disappointing given how appetizing it looked. The pastrami sandwich was a 5/10 at best. I wasn't a fan of the texture of the pastrami, and the meat itself lacked any particularly memorable flavor. The turkey pesto was easily the best of the three. The bread was good, the ingredients worked well together, and the sandwich was nicely assembled. It was the only one I actually enjoyed. Overall, the sandwiches looked much better than they tasted. With so many good sandwich spots around, I wouldn't return.

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Montrose Centennial Days Celebration - localflavor - Updated November 2026

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