We got a carne asada burrito, and a couple of quesobirrias with a pineapple agua fresca…read more Delicious! Definitely going back.

This place is amazing. I tried the carne Asada, al Pastor and chicken tacos and of course I got the…read moreBean taco as well. I am going to have to come back and try some of the other items as well but this is a new favorite. I think the rojo salsa may be a little too spicy for my gringo taste buds.

we were craving a dessert and found this place on yelp and decided to head over. it is located in…read morefront of the grocery market across from the eastridge mall. the churro can come with different fillings like custard, but we opted for the original. when we got there, the lady made our churro fresh. it was PIPING hot when we got it and SO GOOD. it was coated generously with the sugar and cinnamon. definitely want to go back and try it with different fillings. we ended up just eating it outside in front of her stand since it can get a little messy. 10/10 recommend

After going to mass today my mom was craving churros, fresh churros, not the hard frozen kind that…read morevendors have sitting behind a glass enclosure then reheat and serve. Yuck! Frozen churros should be arrested for false impersonation. I was going to stop by Cardenas Markets to get Tres Estrellas Churro mix which is like bisquick for churros and make some at home. I highly recommend this mix and it even comes with a piping bag but you should have some experience of making choux pastry dough since the directions (for me anyways) have always been wrong. However, since I'm planning on baking lots of cookies tomorrow I decided to jump on Yelp Bay Area to find a nearby churro vendor. We could've gone down to Our Lady of Guadalupe Church or Christmas in the Park where there is one good churro stand down by Quetzalcoatl. Again, the other stands have those fake frozen impersonators but since I didn't want to search for parking I decided to go with the Yelp recommendation of Churros El Guero in front of Fresco Market next to Eastridge. This is also a very busy spot but we were able to score a parking spot right away. Unfortunately, the churro guy had just arrived and his oil was still heating up so we were patiently people watching. This is when we noticed lots of people going over to this haphazard outdoor dining spot. This was not the ideal spot to visit since the weather forecast has been falsely taunting us with rain all day. Since it was now noon we decided it was best to eat real food before munching on something sweet. I had never been to Elma's Taqueria which is connected to Fresco Market probably because I don't like that market. I went in once when they first opened and it stunk. Literally and figuratively. Nope, I'll pass. The line for Elma's was impressive so we strolled up to the outdoor window and looked up at the menu. It's basically Birria everything. Birria de Res (beef) and Birria de Chivo (goat) in a bowl, tacos, quesadilla, quesabirrias, etc...and daily specials including Menudo today. Since it was packed we shared a table with a gentleman from Michoacan while waiting for our order who said this is the best birria anywhere. He said even in Michoacan this is would be the best birria. High praise indeed. My verdict. It was good. Well seasoned, juicy and generous portions. I could only eat one taco so we packed up the rest to bring home and walked back over to the churro stand. Remember the churros? I did. In fact I remembered hiring El Guero to do some events for me in the past where he brings his pot of oil and makes fresh churros on the spot. Then you can have him fill it with chocolate, strawberry, caramel or other fillings. $3 each or 4 for $10. We opted for 2 originals, 1 chocolate and 1 strawberry. We gave him the cash, brought them home and plopped down to enjoy our fresh churros and we were happy. End of story.

Ordered a large quantity for a drive by baby shower and Alex was really accommodating. Smooth and…read moreeasy ordering process. Packaging was perfect for guests to grab and go *chamoy on the side so our guests can add if desired

Super good raspados! Tried the vanilla, coconut, walnut and guava. They only take cash and the…read moredrinks are a little pricey but worth it!

Hidden gem. Hot dogs are $10 but they have a sauces/toppings bar. Probably my favorite hot dog in…read moreSan Jose (asides from Costco). They served them really quick too so wait wasn't too long. Everything was clean as well but no seating so you'd have to make do. I'm planning my next visit.

Hot Dog City, here we COME!!! Best Tijuana dogs ever, with the greatest assortment of condiments…read more This place is the real deal--get a dog and go to the drive in movies. The best of San Jose

The suadero burrito I had was pretty delicious here, and the red and orange salsas were both…read moredelicious. This food truck is next to a few small shops like a liquor store and martial arts studio (dojo?), so there's a private lot. Which is good because street parking is tight. They also have a tent set up with a table and chairs, which would typically be nice although when I came it was windy and about 95 degrees out. As much as I'd like to eat my burrito quickly, I don't feel like doing so while it feels like I'm inside of a giant hair dryer. So the good is that the burrito is delicious and the salsas are fresh and tasty. Two small complaints. First, it took about 10 minutes to make my burrito with only a single order in front of me. That is just too long. So if you're in a rush, well, maybe don't be in a big rush. Second, while I know meat prices are up, $16 before tax is a lot for a medium size burrito. If the burrito was huge I'd say fine, but it's just a little small to make me feel it's good value. Maybe for $12. Anyway, the bottom line is the food is very good, I can't imagine someone having a problem with that. But it's a wee bit expensive and a wee bit slow. If you're not in a rush though and not too price conscious they make a very delicious burrito.

I moved to the bay from San Diego and have a hard time finding decent Mexican food. This place is…read morefantastic and scratches the itch perfectly. It's around the corner from my home and I love coming here late at night when I'm wasted

I've been on the hunt for a good cemita poblana since moving to the Bay Area and I finally one!…read moreThis restaurant serves specialities from Oaxaca and Puebla. I had a cemita with chicken milanesa, and my dining companion ordered a tlayuda with cecina. Both were delicious! We also tried two aguas frescas: tamarind and strawberry. Very refreshing and not overly sweet. With our meal, we were served complimentary tomato and macaroni soup and a dish of fresh roasted peanuts and pumpkin seeds. Friendly service, casual atmosphere, parking in the front. I can't wait to go back!

Sooooooo gooood !!! full of flavor!!!!it's a must try, I'll definitely come back again and try…read moreother things on the menu

If you happen to be around during a Belwood Dolphin swim meet on a Saturday AM, there's no better…read morechoice for breakfast burritos. The Bait Shop also has the best tri-tip in the neighborhood, perfectly cooked and a lot of flavor. It's only open on certain Saturdays during the summer, so check the schedule and don't miss out!

OMG!!! Best coffee place in town! Clean, friendly, fun environment for the whole family.read more

I'm a big fan of Brazilian food after going there a few times. Wanted to introduce my gf to it…read more Saw them at the Campbell Farmer's Market and saw that each plate included not only the meat and rice, but also farofa and feijoada, so it was a done deal. I got the medium plate (they should call it a "large" as they have only two sizes and it includes a lot of meat - free marketing advice, but I digress). As I said above, there was a ton of meat! It was delicious. I got the picanha (top sirloin cap / coulette). Tasted great. What really stood out was the farofa! It had a great, subtle garlic flavor to it. The farofa I had in Brazil was more plain. This was better. On the other hand, the feijoada was a little disappointing. Not nearly as flavorful as I've previously had. Service was great. Very fast and friendly. It was at the Farmer's Market, so we walked over to one of the businesses that hadn't opened yet to borrow their chairs to eat. Very reasonable price for what you get. Would definitely go here again.

Authentic brasilian food. The beef and the moqueca were just amazing. Went to a party where they…read morecatered for and it was absolutely delicious! Service is also impeccable.