Excellent service. Pupusas are delicious and also the Fried plantains are also really good.read more

Yum. Yum. Yum. We…read morewere looking for a delicious bite while walking about Mission and stumbled upon Restaurante Familiar. We were immediately greeted warmly, a wonderful sign that this meal was going to be delicious. We ordered a pan con pollo and pupusas, I got the one with queso con loroco. Both the pan con pollo and pupusa were DELICIOUS. Everything was made fresh to order - we could literally see the women forming the pupusas and we knew when they hit the grill because an aroma began to fill the air. I usually default to beans or meat, but I've heard that loroco is native to El Salvador and I wanted to try it. The loroco provided a nice freshness and honestly I think that will be my pupusa order moving forward! You can definitely taste the heart and labor put into making these meals. Btw this is a Salvadoran + Mexican restaurant so they also serve Mexican food which I hope to try one day as well!

I wanted a Mission-style burrito today, but didn't feel like driving to the Mission & having to…read moresearch for parking. Luckily we have El Azteca here in the Bayview. I got a really good carnitas burrito & was in & out in less than 10 minutes. Note: cash only.

Never tried this taqueria but heard it was good for the area…read more To place an order you do it while standing in line (like a sandwich shop). The burrito is delicious however the place is a little stingy on the prawns & I had to pay extra for avocados instead of guacamole versus the other Taquerias that automatically put avocados in their burritos at no extra charge. When I went in the Taqueria, they have two TVs, but they were turned off + there was no music playing. The decoration is that of an average Taqueria. I am rating this place a three star however, it has the potential to be a 4 Star establishment.

I've passed by this place quite a few times. I finally stopped to grab a Super Asada burrito . I'm…read moreglad I did. It was delicious. Give it try if you're in the area !

La Laguna Taqueria is a perfectly fine spot to eat if you are in the Bayview. Seems like a standard…read moreMexican spot, overall decent, but prices are high. Overall: 3.5/5 Got a super burrito with carnitas since they advertise having some excellent carnitas. Overall, it wasn't anything special in my opinion. Super burrito was on the smaller side compared to others in the city and it was $16! Obviously inflation makes it hard for business these days, but it seemed quite high for what I got. In addition, I asked for hot sauce and everything included, and the burrito seemingly had no heat whatsoever. Not sure if there was a mistake or misunderstanding, but it was not spicy at all. Service was nice and interior is clean and plenty of seating.

Got a bean and cheese pupusa to go. Crispy on the outside, cheesy on the inside. Good seafood…read moreoptions as well!

Like most Mexican seafood places, there's plenty of shrimp dinners. But this one has more than…read moremost, including something I hadn't seen before: shrimp stuffed with crab and wrapped in bacon. The bacon, which was very crisp, entirely covered the shrimp except for the tail (with shell) sticking out. Five very large pieces. Bite into one (or cut it with a knife, the better option) and you could easily taste all three ingredients. Really delicious. And so were the gratifyingly light rice and beans that also came on the plate, along with more than the usual quantity of salad. Definitely want to come back here, and if I'm feeling flush and ready to take half my dinner home, try the paella.

I was born and raised in this beautiful city I call San Francisco. When it comes to Mexican food, I…read morehave a go to place for each item. Yes, it's that serious lol If i am in the mood for Tacos, there is only one place I go and that is Vallarta. This review is based on the tacos only! I haven't tried anything else on their menu. I have my other go to spots for burritos, quesadillas, tortas, etc. The tacos at Vallarta are LIFE. Their tacos remind me of the days as a kid when we would visit my dad's fam in Mexico and the taco stands on each corner were guaranteed to be delicious. Ok enough babbling here's the review: When it comes to meat selection, they have it all. Carne Asada, chicken, Al Pastor, Tripas, Chorizo, you name it, they got it. My go to is usually asada, al pastor, and chorizo. Believe me you can't go wrong. The meat is always so tasty and cooked to perfection. I am not going to lie, the tacos are a bit overpriced: $2.50 a taco. Yes, they are the small sized(double tortilla) tacos, but trust me when I say they pack a punch. The tacos are that good, I will gladly pay the $2.50. Although I do miss the $1.50 days! Lol Walk in, let the person at the stand know what kind of tacos you want and say yes to the grilled onions! After they will give you the tacos so you can prepare them to your liking. The Salsa & Condiment bar is everything you need. Salsas are fresh and good! I recommend the darker green salsa, with some lemon, yesssss! Enjoy my fellow yelpers! Rating: 4.5

This place is so dirty and disgusting and run down. And prices for the small tacos $4 cash or $4.50…read moreif paying with card for the small tacos . Went here after a concert in San Francisco and ordered tacos for our family. We ordered suadero, chorizo,tripa, al pastor and asada tacos and let me tell you the asada had so much fat and tripas were really hard and Chewy, chorizo was bland and greasy and suadero was just meh. This place is in the ghetto and a lot of tweekers and homeless around it , will never go back again.

This is the kind of taco place I like. Small, local, and classic. You order at the counter, grab…read moreyour condiments, and settle in. The lady working seemed to be handling everything herself when I went, so there was a bit of a wait, but I didn't mind. The whole place has that neighborhood taqueria feel. I got a regular taco, usually $3.45, but the Tuesday special brought it down to $2.45. They have a good selection of meats, and I liked seeing options like lengua, buche, and tripas on the menu. I also ordered a horchata, which was good. Even though it wasn't rush hour, people kept coming in, and it got pretty busy. Just a simple, casual spot with a lot of character.

First time eating here trying to support a small business during carnaval parade. On 5/24/2026…read more8:30am approximately I sat eating my food which has multiple of burnt pieces and mixed older burn pieces from other things that were being cooked on the stove top. The stove top was not properly cleaned and cook scraped burn scraps onto my chorizo con huevo. The rice had no flavor and the beans were too salty. The one thing I really liked was the handmade tortillas de maíz. As I sat eating my food I heard the cook cat calling and sexualizing the carnaval dancers that passed by. This happened with multiple of women that passed by the restaurant. The cashier points outs that another woman is passing by for the cook to sexualize another woman. I went up to the cashier and cook and told them that it was very inappropriate and they should not sexualize women. I would like the owner of the restaurant to please contact me. I asked for the owner but stated theirs only a manager on duty which didn't say anything to the employees.

First of this is probably the only decent place to get a burrito around this block. The other spot…read morenear walgreens or the bus stop is terrible, not only is the taste bad but the prices or 20$ you pay over there is not worth it. Usually whenever I come here the food truck and mcdonald's is my goto lunch spots, don't bother going to the other places you should avoid them asap. For a quick snack or if you just want coffee and cookies the other places are okay for that, but hungry and want something to fill the belly go here instead. Burritos here pretty good and I can't deny the salsa or the green sauce and pico puts a smile on my spicy food cravings. They only have pinto beans but that's fine I personally like black or pinto beans, never got into refried beans much my taste buds just didn't welcome refried as much as black or pinto beans. The rice and guacamole was a bit creamy and I didn't feel like I was feeling the guacamole flavor as I was munching on the Suoer Burrito. The rice and beans were good, soft tender mexican rice and the grilled chicken was cooked perfectly. When I added the salsa, particularly the Green Sauce my stomach wanted to grab the whole salsa Container and take it home with me....... Not too spicy, not too mild, and just the right amount of cilantro and lime they got me good on this sauce. The chips were great or I had some crunchy chips that made me want to order super Nachos too. Some stores just give you costco chips or premade old soggy chips that break easily even before you dip in salsa, not these chips Dip in twice and still the pico was all there no tomatoes falling. One of the best things I like is they have a salsa bar with a good selection to choose from. green, red, pico grilled onions yes they have a small bowl that has grilled onions and peppers cooked. Usually Just the basic red, green sauce, and limes if I do see a small space for salsa, but primo has more the chips are already bagged and you can grab more chips and salsa cups. Plenty of napkins, salsa cups and forks if need be too. The only downside is the salsa cups are so tiny. the cup size looks like something your dentist use to clean your teeth . Not a big deal breaker for me, but still would nice if we can get a bit more salsa and a bigger cup to hold. The location is alright and I do see people come and go, still this place has a lot of potential but it's hard to beat Mcdonald's or just take the street car further up turnpike if you want something in your taste. Am glad they still have some good horchatas and churros here too, I can't eat Burritos right if I don't have my L horchata and churro later on. Another thing I notice is they don't give plastic bags even if you order 3 burritos, but luckily I had brought my own. If your in the bayview, around keith try this place out and definitely grab some salsa /chips too.

Really good burritos. They have seating inside and a self serve salsa, chips, and peppers bar.read more

Delicious Pupusas!…read more We stopped by this past Saturday around 2 pm. Parking can be a little hard, but we found street parking about 1 block away. When we walked in there was only 1 other customer in the restaurant. We sat down and a nice young man brought us menus. They have a good variety of Salvadoran dishes to choose from including pupusas. One of the ladies working came over and took our order. I ordered 2 pupusas (rice flour) with beans and cheese. My husband ordered Bistek Salvadoreno. This comes with tortillas but he also ordered a pupusa. Our food came quick, about 10 minutes. The pupusas were delicious alonf with the curtido and salsa. The bistek was a little salty, but the beans were delicious. Also we ordered Tamarindo to drink and it was fresh not from a powder. Very good food, great service, we will definitely came back Thank you ladies!

Staff NOT welcoming at all. This looks like a place where all the owners family/kids hangs out…read more The women here all are extremely rude and the men are the ones that take care of the business. Food is decent, but because of the service and the fact that parking is non-existent I won't be coming back to this spot.