First Impression: The decor is cool and turns your head from the road…read more Location: located off the main road. Parking looks limited, but they have overflow parking once your pull further back. Experience: They have expanded a lot since my first time here. There is more seating outdoors and a whole bar area. The beers are always cold, drinks strong, and food fresh. My go to order is for the sopes, but the flautas are really good too. Portions are big and filling. The bartenders are very attentive and welcoming. Note: They are the perfect stop after a morning hike at mt Rubidoux.

Food was delicious! Ordered el Pastor and asada burritos and tacos. Cooked to perfection, filling…read moreand makes you want to sleep! Service was reasonable. Quick but food was delicious, packed well. This is a food truck so you are outside. The area was clean, weather a tad chilly when we visited. Overall, I felt it was good enough to return with a location comfortable enough to attend alone! Prices were easy. I spent maybe $20 with several tacos, burritos and drinks. Will return!

Support your local taqueros! Seriously, right now (7/2025) is a great time to support. I mean any…read moretime is a great time to support, but now feels like support carries a bit more weight. Found this gem of a taco spot that is just as good as the best I've had anywhere I've had in Southern California. They're usually open late, the portions are pretty darn large, and the prices are more than reasonable. They have a great assortment of toppings and salsas and make their tortillas fresh. This place pretty much checks all the important boxes for me personally when it comes to taco spots I love. I came here late at night and the line wasn't too crazy. Not as lively as more popular spots I've been to, but there were a few people in line. You do get the vibe that this spot is a favorite among locals. I ordered a vampiro (crunchier tortilla with a layer of caramelized cheese that holds the meat and toppings) with asada and two al pastor tacos. Usually, I can eat that easily, but with the portions here, it was a bit of a chore. The smoky flavors and fresh toppings and salsa were all on point. The horchata I got to wash everything down was also very good. A true gem of a spot in the Inland Empire.

Very good juicy tacos and tortas! The asada was very tasty and I usually don't like everyone's…read moreasada. We got an asada torta $12, tacos with tripa, asada, pastor $3 each and we ordered chorizo but they were all out until later due to cooking time. We got one burrito with pastor $12 and one auga cucumber and lime $5. They serve potato rellenos, quesadillas, vampiros I wanted to try everything but I can't eat it all. It was $70 total they have a variety of salsas, cucumbers, radishes that you can serve yourself. They also sell all the auga varieties as well.

Loved the food vendors! Perfect for lunch! Got some delicious strawberries as well! Free parking in…read morethe customer parking garage

From the owner: Certified farmers market located at Riverside community hospital every Tuesday from 10am-2pm!…read moreLocated at G tower entrance! 10am-2pm! Shop for farm fresh produce, delicious hot food, packaged food, local artisans and crafters and more! (Hospital is not affiliated with the market)

Delicious hot dogs. We stop in every Sunday night for dinner. Hot dogs very well cookedread more

From the owner: "Bacon wrap hotdogs L.A style with a fusion of Mexican…read morestyle, come and treat yourself on the weekends! Cedar and Valley! Estados para servirle!

Phenomenal authentic Tijuana style tacos !!!!!…read more Went to spot at Pipeline and Riverside st. In Chino

I've been following Angels Tijuana Tacos on Instagram for a while and finally decided to give them…read morea try, especially since it was Sunday, meaning less traffic, and I was having a serious pregnancy craving lol. They're conveniently located right off the freeway, so finding them was easy thanks to the cross streets they post on social media. When we arrived, there was already a line, and more people kept joining as we waited, which made us even more excited--seeing the crowd felt like a good sign! At the front of the line, you first order your burritos, quesadillas, or tortillas hechas a mano. Then, you're quickly moved along to order your tacos, where you'll be asked "anything else" repeatedly until you're done. Finally, you get any al pastor items and then pay. They accept cash or Zelle. Unfortunately, the aguas frescas weren't placed near the checkout area, so I missed out on getting a horchata after I'd already paid, which was a bit disappointing. The overall experience at the location was pretty average. The staff was clearly working hard, but they weren't very personable or approachable. I even mentioned that I wanted my tacos to look like the ones on their Instagram, but the guy just ignored me. Sadly, the tacos were smaller and less meaty than advertised, and the same went for my burrito--hardly any rice and beans. It's conflicting because the flavors were genuinely good, but the portions were underwhelming and the service could have been better. Despite this, my husband loved the food, so I can see us coming back--maybe just sticking to the tacos next time. And definitely getting salsa on the side because one of them was extra spicy! The guac, though, was my favorite!

We decided to come back to the 626 market this year. We were already prepared for what to expect…read moresince we were here last year. Some of the things from last year are still valid but this year it was a little bit different. One of the things we noticed is that they had a dance show of K-pop music and they did not have the washing stations in the middle. They did have more tables closer together rather than different sitting area areas. There were less beer stations so the lines were a little long for beer later in the night. Not having the middle washing stations made it so you had to go all the way to the restroom if you needed to wash your hands and you didn't have that extra supply of napkins. This year it wasn't as hot as the previous year so it felt nicer. Overall, we enjoyed it and we'll probably be back next year

So FoodieLand acquired 626 Night Market in October 2025 and this was my first time visiting since…read morethe new corporate ownership. [Parking]: $15 per vehicle for on-site parking just to enter the OC Fair & Event Center. [Admission]: Our party purchased the same-day tickets and paid a $16 per person entry fee. [What to expect]: The market was approximately half food vendors and half arts / crafts / gift vendors. There were solid craft and gift vendors, but not too many art vendors. The food was extremely overpriced ... a simple appetizer = at least $15+ & a filling meal = at least $25. The only real positive? There was a mahjong area that offered free lessons. The performance stage was alright. [Food]: Our party ended up getting only 6 pieces of soup dumplings (aka XLB) from Dumpling Dream for $14 and a cup of gelatea from Boutcha for $7.20 (one of the most affordable and best item to get at the market). [Conclusion]: If I ever come back to 626 Night Market, I would probably stick with the Arcadia location as parking is free and the admission fee is slightly cheaper. I am still having a hard time digesting the fact that getting into the market cost $30+ before even buying any food if I come here alone and I would also need to spend another $25+ just to feel like I had eaten a legit meal. I am good with this one-and-done visit.

Super yummy potato! The portions were great and the aguas frescas were delicious. We bought the…read moreJamaica as well as the pineapple with mango... super super tasty. We are definitely coming back. Papas muy deliciosas y porción grande. Las aguas frescas estaban muy ricas también. Compramos las de jamaica y la de piña con mango. Muy muy ricas.

Saw these guys on TikTok and we honestly had to try it! I got the papa with carne asada and shrimp,…read morewhich was about $18 since it had two meats. First bite review: My first bite was all carne asada and let me tell you, this asada would have been amazing in a taco too. It was seasoned so well. We had an hour drive home and it was still hot and fresh when we got home. The guy that took our order was funny and chill. The shrimp was also seasoned so well, when I watched them scoop the meat onto this potato my mouth was watering. The potato is seasoned well, not too salty. If it wasn't potato id eat this every day! The food truck looked clean and they had everything ready in the back to serve! Honestly this place needs more hype, even if that means I gotta wait longer in line! **It was so good I forgot to take a picture of the food.

Went on a Friday night and the line got kinda long by like 9:45 as expected. I didn't think the…read morewait was too bad though. Tacos were $2.50 like most of the other trucks/stands that I've been to in the area and super good. I also liked that they cucumbers with some sort of salsa on them instead of just plain cucumbers I liked both the cabeza and the pastor a lot, but suadero was the one that stood out to me the most compared to previous tacos that I've had. Def recommend giving suadero a try if you haven't yet! Two of my friends tried it for the first time and liked it a lot. Only thing that would've made it better is if the pastor taco came with pineapple

I've been coming to Tacos El May for a while now. They started as a stand in front of the Bank of…read moreAmerica around Bolsa and Magnolia, and back then it was always a little unpredictable. Sometimes they'd be there, sometimes they'd move, sometimes they'd get shut down by the cops lol. Now they've upgraded to a truck and have actual hours, so definitely check their Instagram before heading over because they post their schedule and specials there too. The tripas extra crispy are FIRE. That's easily my favorite thing here and what keeps me coming back. I usually get tripas and asada, then occasionally switch it up with pastor. The asada is good, pastor is okay, but extra-crispy tripas is the move for me. One thing that puts this place higher on my taco list is the sauces. I actually like all three of them, and not every taco spot can say that. Give me good meat AND good sauces and I'm happy. They keep the menu pretty simple but have things like nachos, quesadillas, burritos and different specials. I've seen $5 tortas and discounted tacos depending on the day. Their aguas frescas have consistently been good too. They used to be cash only, which wasn't exactly a problem considering you're literally standing in front of Bank of America lol, but they take Zelle now too. My only question mark is the portion since moving into the truck. On my most recent visit, it seemed like I got noticeably less meat on my tacos than I used to. I've been here enough times without that problem that I'm not holding one visit against them yet, so we'll see if that was just a fluke. Grab your cilantro, onions and sauces and you're good to go. I've been back plenty of times and I'll keep coming back. Extra-crispy tripas, all three sauces and an agua fresca -- that's my order.