The tacos at Tacos La Central never disappoint which is why we make this a weekly Thursday event…read more The service and food is great. They always hit the spot and if you love good filling tacos with good salsa, this is the place. Cynthia always provides exceptional service and brings a level of hospitality that I always appreciate in any establishment.

Ok I'm going to start with service!, this place was empty, just me literally, 2 cars in the drive…read morethru, I decided to eat inside, I had to wait because the cashier was taking orders for the drive thru so I waited like 7 minutes, but let me clarify she was very very nice, very good service, clean place, I ordered a coke and I she gave me a cup with ice, the tacos are good, asada used to be better at this location l, they are ok , the tortillas are homemade and honestly very good taste, the pastor was very good, salsa good, a lot of meat on it, I would give them a 3.5

Super delicious tacos! Great atmosphere: casual outdoor…read moreseating. Salsa should be order on the side. It's spicy. Mullitas are super cheesy! The carne asada is amazing. Friendly service.

I saw this location earlier and decided to give it a try…read more The young lady at the front counter seemed miserable and was speaking very fast when asking me questions about my order. She also had a difficult time keeping eye contact with me during the transaction. The tacos were disappointing.

Good food for great value. Better food and value than Chipotle. The service was fast and friendly…read more The small space makes it a better take out than dine in place.

I had a great experience here. I recently had major dental work done, so I can't chew very well…read moreright now. I asked if they could cut my meat into much smaller pieces, and they happily took it back and sliced it even more for me. It probably held up the line a bit, but they never made me feel like I was inconveniencing them. That level of customer service really meant a lot. I ordered a bowl with rice, beans, and al pastor. Because of my current situation, I couldn't eat all of the toppings, so I wasn't able to enjoy it the way it was intended. That wasn't the restaurant's fault at all. What I was able to eat was good, and thanks to their kindness, I was actually able to enjoy my meal with very little chewing. Great customer service goes a long way, and they definitely earned my five-star review. Thank you for taking the extra time to help me.

Family owned and operated Mexican restaurant that specializes and Yucatecan cuisine (the sign says…read moreMayan food I'm naively assuming it's the same or similar). This place is located in strip mall out in Rialto. As soon as I walked in, I can tell this place was a chill place to eat with very friendly people serving you. I was really excited to sit down and order. I ended up getting the #9 (or #5? It's been a while and they're similar). Either way, this order gives you a good sample of a lot what they have to offer. If the #9, it comes with a panucho, a salbute, a polcan, an empanada de carne, a taco de cochinita de pibil, and a taco relleno. The amazing flavors and textures. I was like a kid in a candy store with this meal. Everything was delicious all washed down with the Modelo. It's a little far for me, but definitely would love to stop by again if I'm in the area or driving through.

Long review but I think it's important to say what needs to be said:…read more THE SHORT VERSION; First time visiting this place since reviews were generally good and it's truly something special to see a restaurant specializing in Yucatecan food only. The food was different than your standard Mexican offering and overall very good, good seasoning and portions. Pricing was not out of what would be expected for quality Mexican food. The service, unfortunately, was half baked, which is really sad for me to see as a staunch supporter of local, immigrant owned businesses and being a child of immigrants myself and knowing how much hard work is involved in maintaining a business alive. THE LONGER VERSION; It was apparent that the waitress that served us during our visit could not only benefit from more training in offering (and caring to offer) a better customer service experience / better table side communication but also needs to make the connection about how her actions affect the livelihood of a business that others have undoubtedly worked very hard for. But, I guess this assumes she wants to genuinely work there. To begin with, my party was greeted by a poorly delivered and off putting joke about making sure she served us lots of alcohol; delivered in a way that in Spanish is known as "ser llevado" or overly familiar. Odd to make jokes like that when you just met someone visiting your business for the first time, but we passed it off as just a poor attempt to connect. Fine, we moved on. The music was extremely loud. When we asked if it could be lowered somewhat, she lowered the volume from an 11 to a 2, which then made the ask not only awkward but almost passive aggressive. (I only say this because once we left, we heard the volume quickly go back to 11, as if they were just waiting for us to leave to crank the volume back up again). The waitress did explain the dishes well, letting us know what the unique ones were. However, in the middle of our conversation a guy walked through the door and it was obvious that there's a connection between them because she then got more impatient explaining things to us as said guy moved to sit at a table towards the back of the restaurant. We completed our order, she served us and then kind of disappeared to wait on the other table, we thought. When she did happen to pass by our table again, I politely asked for additional plates and silverware, when she had a chance, to which she replied that I could pick them up myself from near the register area. Her response seemed out place since we were dining in and we were under the impression that she was our waitress, so I asked her again for silverware, not plastic utensils. Again, she told me that I could pick up plastic utensils myself from the register, pointing, "see they're right there" and walked away to the kitchen. We were still processing the exchange, a bit in disbelief, when she then appeared with requested silverware and additional plates but visibly annoyed and in some kind of hurry. It was really hard to focus on enjoying our meal after that. The waitress then made her way to the back table to sit next to, one could now only presume was her boyfriend, and we never saw her again. She never checked on us, asked if we needed anything, etc. Her priority was staying seated and chatting it up with that guy. Who did come to check on us was the owner, who seems to have cooked the meals and walked out of the kitchen to speak with us. He asked if we had enjoyed the food, if it was our first time there, talked about how he sourced his ingredients, shared some of the restaurant's history. Then he walked away to continue working. Unfortunately, we were forced to engage again with the waitress (who remained seated at the back table) and had to ask her across the restaurant where we should pay. Before she answered from her chair (didn't even get up to speak with us and was getting ready to yell back at us from her seat) the owner appeared at the register and told us we could pay with him. Unfortunately, the whole service experience did negatively color our desire to return to this place again. Giving more like 3.5 stars because the food was good but not enough to overlook the unpleasant service.

Im a taco street girl, that will get tacos from a street stand to not go to restaurants. When I…read morecrave tacos I go to tacos de gavilán to ease the craving until it's the weekend. I'm not that fond of it . I was passing by and saw this place and gave it a try . I'm glad I did. As I walked, the ambiance was perfect. The music playing was oldies Mexican music. The environment was extremely spotless. It gives a very elegant atmosphere if looking for a little cute out nice tacos date or in general. When you order it's a style of " yogurt land" you order your food and see it how it's made and preceding to follow the line and pay at the end. I ordered 2 muletas de cabeza . Y agua fresca. The food taste so good .meat was soft and had flavor ( yes the waters a freshly made) Then at the end they have the slides. For what I ordered I paid 17 bucks, might say it's pricey but let's be realistic everything is going up so I don't think it was that much. For what is going on in the world.

my burrito tasted so so good! i do wish the ingredients were more blended together rather than…read moreeverything seperated. i usually dont care for salsas but the salsas here were super good and made the burrito taste way better.

Found the perfect spot for a Cinco de Mayo feast! The carne asada was incredibly flavorful and hit…read morethe spot for the holiday. Here is why you need to check out Hungry Bear Tacos: * Handmade Tortillas: You can really taste the difference; the tortillas are fresh, authentic, and have the perfect texture. * The Quesadilla: It is huge and loaded with melted cheese and savory meat--definitely a must-order. * The Vibe: Their truck is one of the most impressive I've seen, complete with a TV that makes waiting for your food actually enjoyable. * Top-Tier Service: The staff was really nice and provided great service, making the whole experience even better.

Okay so I do have to say. Not the WORST tacos ive had but honestly these are not good tacos. Ive…read moretried them several times now and in my very unprofessional opinion It was really disappointing. Im a person WITH tastebuds. Don't give me mayo people tacos and mayo people salsa. Why go bland with your flavors? Why even put up the food stand in the first place if your meat taste like it was used to clean the table with. Make it make sense. It doesn't. If you came and got lucky one day thats good for you but ive tried their tacos regularly. Its 90% disappointment. I got them cause it was the closest thing to me. I work like right down the street. Even my co workers say the same. The one with the tortilla lady on it is a little better. Try that one. The best are in el monte. Karinas tacos i think. Idk the name really I just know how to get there. And only when im going, because to name streets ‍‍ but I think its near peck. Its next to a T intersection. And there is a small shopping center. Its also a food truck. but yeah. This place is good if your hungry and dont care about flavor. So like if you were a literal hungry bear. Just eating to eat. I hate writing and actually posting reviews but I really just felt like it had to be said.

Actually like more than the Riverside location, seemed more authentic and better quality food…read more Tried the papa and taco relleno. So great. Actually equidistant to my place as the Riverside location, and would prefer to come here instead. The cashier forgot the cheesecake we paid for, but still have a high opinion of the location overall. Can't wait to return when I am craving a burrito, tacos, and torta.

So, exploring San Bernadino for the best tacos... specifically best birria tacos... yelp surprised…read moresuggested me with Tacos y Más. Ordered up 2 birria tacos and a birria torta. The tacos were fire! So flavorful and could have gotten 6 more instantly. This place knows how to do it right! The torta was good, but the bread must have soaked up ann the birria juicy goodness, should have asked to "drench it" in the birria sauce... but it was equally flavorful. I will return to complete the menu items as there was soo much to try! Won me over instantly! Great place for authentic tacos!

The food is delicious. The service is great and the atmosphere inside is great…read more This was my first experience here and I really enjoyed the food and the staff.

Came here on a Sunday afternoon and they were pretty busy…read more I ordered carne asada tacos (can't go wrong with that) and chicharon tacos. And my boyfriend ordered a chicharon burrito. When ordering the lady asked my boyfriend if he was okay with cilantro, onions, rice okay in the burrito and he omitted the beans. One thing she never asked is we wanted hotsauce on the food. Because when I got my tacos and he got his burrito, it had hotsauce. I think this is something they should ask if you want when you are ordering. What if someone is ordering for a kid and they don't like hotsauce. I say this cos I don't like hotsauce. My boyfriend had to bring to back and they have new tacos with no hotsauce. Another thing that is a hit or miss here are the chicharon. Our chicharon was both crunchy and soft. I noticed it depends what time of day you go and you also know by how much chicharon they have left (you can see it on the display). I like how they have the toppings in a little bar where you can get (hot sauce, pickled jalapeños, cilantro and onions). It is a small restaurant. They have some seats indoor and outdoor. And they even have a tortilla lady in the corner making fresh tortillas.