Stopped by for a lunch! Food is delicious, full of flavor and authentic. The owners are so friendly…read moreand welcoming. I highly recommend it!

Good location. Good…read morecustomer service. I expected better quality of food. Once and done. I think if the rice wasn't hard, meat not so chewy, beans not dry, I'd come back. I really expected better because typically "holes in the wall" (respectfully) are really, really good. Not Sandy's Cocina. Oh, and the prices, for the lack of quality in food is "no bueno."

Been coming here for years. I enjoy the homemade tortillas. Had red menudo it was good. The agua…read morefresca de jamaica and jugo de naranja natural (freshly squeezed) are delicious! Service is always excellent friendly and welcoming. The parking is very limited.

Nothing better than waking up on a weekend after sleeping in and needing some good hearty food to…read moreget you up and going for the rest of the day then a menudo from Lolita's buenazo. We called in our order and the food and service was quick and friendly. Inside screams Mexico. Only thing we did not receive any salsa which they have since off the most flavorful Salsa in BP.

The lady there is not rude but you can tell she gets bothered if you ask her for both sauces, or…read morelemons. I paid extra for extra meat then I asked for no rice. She said no because the burrito comes with it and she cannot bring the price down. Awkward I was like no I don't want a discount I just want no rice. And the meat tastes like it's from Vallarta.

Great tasting food. This is a definitely a hidden gem! I had birria which had a great flavor and…read morethe chilaquiles were good too. They also had fresh handmade tortillas that were delicious! Service was so kind and attentive! Most definitely will be coming back to try other dishes!

I found this food truck on Yelp as usual when I look for new places!…read moreThe comments were encouraging! Since my family loves birria, I decided to try their birria tacos first! And of course the consommé! Honestly this is one of the best birria tacos I have ever tried. I am planning to try the rest of their menu. Great place, a flavorful taste of birria and consommé in addition to their good price.

My work hosted an event and had them provide lunch. We chose to try birria ramen (I was intrigued…read moreso had to try), birria tacos and quesadilla with asada. The birria ramen was piping hot which I liked. It did take me awhile to get to my seat so the noodles were soggier than I would have liked but I just personally prefer more Al dente noodles but think the texture would be fine for other people. A unique concept. The soup was a tad salty for me but I still love this fusion idea. The birria tacos were my favorite especially with the dipping sauce that came with it. The quesadilla was good but I liked it with the green salsa.

Excellent food and service. They will be our new preferred taco vendor. The food is delicious and…read moreit is served hot.

Great food, great service! The pozole was AMAZING and everything is homemade. The restaurant is…read morevery clean and feels cozy

Im so glad I stumbled upon this place when looking for tacos on this cool Friday night!…read more Irene, was sooo nice and welcoming, as I was looking at their food, she offered us a samples of everything. I smelled the aromas and I instantly knew the samples were going to be winners! The ways my eyes instantly lit when I tasted the delicious instantly triggered the happy dance! IYKYK. Irene, I think we're besties now!! Champurrado- you can tell it's made with love. It's sweet, silky and a great blend of the flavors.9.5/10 Green pozole- Wow the broth is packed with flavors, I can taste the poblano peppers with a perfect amount of heat and blends so well with the chicken! If you like Chile verde, you'll love this!! Red pozole- The aroma doesn't lie!! All the flavors perfectly paired with the pork makes a beautiful rich red pozole, not watery at all; just flavors. The tamales, I'll let you try it and rave about them!! They have green chicken, red pork and Rajas (cheese and strips of pepper blended in a. Green salsa) They are located on 1275 Azusa Ave in Covina. The cold weather is coming, don't sleep on this place!!

Very good especially their soups Little expensive side but…read moreit's worth it Only thing is I wish they have location

My husband had carnitas, which he loved. I had a chili verde tostada…read more It was so good. We shared a Chile Relleno à la carte. So good. The service was excellent. Ambiance is old school Mexican restaurant with fun mariachi music playing softly in the background. We used to come here years ago. Just can't remember why we stopped. I think it was an AC thing. We stopped going because we went twice and the air conditioning wasn't working well. But, it works great now.

Service makes me hesitant to return…read more Interior was nice, old-school restaurant vibes, but didn't look completely dated or anything like some places. We got served some good old fashioned chips and salsa, always a favorite. I think I saw a piece of mango floating in it but I could be wrong, as it did not taste sweet. Tasted quite peppery so maybe it was a bell pepper. I have no idea. Salsa did have a different taste than the usual onion, garlic, tomato, cilantro so I'm unsure what they do here. Chips were fine, not hot and fresh but had a nice crunch to them. Most Mexican restaurants I've been to have this similar combination option and I saw their menu had a combo with three items: one enchilada, one chile relleno and one crunchy taco. I thought, awesome, I get to try one of each and see how I like 'em. I normally get a taquito with my meal so I asked the waiter if it was ok to order this combo with a taquito or flauta in place of the crunchy taco. He said no. Not, "I'm sorry for the inconvenience but we don't allow substitutions, thank you for understanding, etc." Just, no. Ok...? Never been to a place that cared much about me subbing a taco for a taquito, unless the plates are preassembled with a crunchy taco, which doesn't make any sense. Thought that was a little off-putting but onward... We ordered the potato taquito appetizer that was listed on their menu. Plate arrives and it's huge - which made sense since it cost $18 - but they were all visibly beef taquitos. I happened to be dining with my vegetarian friend, hence the ordering of potato taquitos, so we kindly informed the waiter that we ordered potato and these were all beef taquitos. Waiter confusingly indicated that these were potato taquitos and we kind of glanced at each other like... uhhh, there's clearly shredded beef in there sticking out, so we pointed it out. Waiter looks again, points to one specific taquito on the plate and says, "Well, that one is potato." The waiter eventually clarified that the taquitos were actually beef with potato. I politely informed him that since my friend is vegetarian and the menu didn't specify beef in the taquitos, we couldn't accept or eat the dish. The waiter was pushy about it and suggested we just take them home and eat the leftovers. Dude no. I ordered potato taquitos and we're only two people, and this was a massive plate of around 15 taquitos. I don't have an air fryer or oven at home, either, so I really have no proper way of reheating and I'm just one person. Either way, none of this was something I felt was worth arguing over. Just take the friggin taquitos back. We sat there uncomfortably for a bit and waited for our main meals to arrive. Got my combo, and it was honestly pretty good. Flavors were fresh and vibrant, even the taco was good although I was bitter it was a half-moon fried piece of tortilla with beef instead of a rolled fried piece of tortilla with beef. :( It's a joke, chill. We finished and the waiter brought out the bill. We quickly left our cards for payment and in clear view for the waiter to pick up so we could leave and digest by walking at the mall or something, but he never came. He walked by a few times, cards were sticking out... still nothing. After 30 minutes, my friend says she thinks we have to pay at the front. Would've been nice to know about 30 minutes ago. Paid at the front, left, and I won't be coming back. Food was actually pretty good but it unfortunately did not outweigh the lack of service and overall experience of eating here. Parking was good, at least.

Grease , Grease , gross Purchased a burrito that I could see through. No flavor profile just a…read moregreasy mess over priced and underwhelming. The area is shabby and there are homeless, and street types everywhere plus parking is a hassle with a security company who won't allow people to park in what looks like a 711 parking area. Overall just go somewhere else. Don't waste $27 on a complete waste of food.

I live super close to this street taco vendor. But I haven't tried till recently! There was a line…read morewhen we went. I don't speak Spanish so I had to use AI to translate the menu for me. lol . I also asked the lady in front of me to recommend their favorites. I ordered beef head, beef tongue, pork, and grilled beef. I never tried beef head, it was recommended by the lady in front of me. I think beef head is just okay for my personal taste. But the beef tongue was pretty good. The best was the pork (Pastor). Asada was pretty good too. However, their salsa is toooo spicy for me. I am sure it's very authentic. But I only can eat very mild. The tacos were $2 each. It's a small taco but with lots of meat! I ordered four tacos and it was definitely fulfilling. But I am not one that eats a lot. So you might need more tacos if you have a big appetite. The ambience is a street taco vendor. They don't really speak English. So I tried to speak Spanish to order and it was a success! I would definitely come back!