I got double steak this time and it hits…read more Everyone's complaining how they don't give a lot There's double steak option on the menu They're not stingy with the sauces honestly Wish they had a location in the valley Drive is not bad but I like eating my wings fresh Still was all bussin I'll def try it with the wiz next time!

Man I spent $60 on two sandwiches, fries and ONE sauce…read more Maybe I made the mistake ordering chicken at a cheesesteak place, but man it was nasty. The breast was soggy, they put mushrooms when I asked for none. I'll give them one more try for an actual cheesesteak and I hope to be pleasantly surprised

Try this place out because it's kind of the only local Mexican fast food restaurant/joint to where…read moreI work with that being said for the price they're charging for a burrito. It was quite underpar. The meat was dry and the beans were hard. Service was nice. ambience was OK as they did have a shady area to sit.

Finally getting around to writing this review. So sad. I had been coming here for years and was so…read morehappy with my only authentic neighborhood Mexican spot. This day was the last I would return. I ordered our usual - carne asada burrito and a cheese quesadilla. Both were inedible and my kid and I got sick from the food. The meat in the burrito was old and the cheese in the quesadilla had gone bad. It was rancid. I was so angry. Anybody making this food would have known that these items were inedible but they made the choice to serve them anyway. I'm extremely disappointed. The girl at the register was also rude. I hadn't seen her there much. Not sure if I was discriminated by her for actually being Mexican. That happens sometimes. They treat men and non-Mexicans better. Anyway I digress, I honestly wouldn't care if they were rude as long as the food was good but alas it was not. Sadly I am now on the hunt once again for a great Mexican place nearby.

I see Brother's Cousin Taco stands filled with people every week and I finally got a chance to try…read more I got there earlier around 5:30, so the line was a lot shorter than usual. It smelled amazing and everyone working there is super nice. The tacos are $2 & filled with meat. I ordered 4, but only finished 2 and the next day the corn tortillas held up so well after I reheated it. Which is solid because most street tacos tortillas will usually fall apart. They had option of hot sauces, including a mild cactus hot sauce. Also a variety of toppings you can stick In a little bag instead of using those plastic ramekins. This is a cash only establishment but they take Venmo. I will absolutely be back more often since I usually never have cash on me, which is why I didn't go over before. This is truly such a LA Vibe for amazing street food.

$2.00 tacos in this economy? I didn't even think this was possible! My friends and I stopped by…read moreBrothers Cousins Tacos on a Thursday evening around 8:00 p.m. and there were only a few people in line in front of us. I ordered four tacos in total: two al pastor tacos, one lengua, and one cabeza taco. You start by ordering on the left side of the stall, pay for your food, and work your way right where all the garnishes and sauces are. Of the tacos I tried, my favorite was by far the cabeza. The meat was fatty and rich and melt-in-your-mouth tender. I would definitely recommend a squeeze of lime and raw diced onions to help cut the richness for a more balanced bite. With the al pastor, Brothers Cousins has a bunch of meat already sliced and diced up on the grill top, which unfortunately means unless you're getting the pieces of meat that are directly contacting the grill, you're not going to get the crispy bits that make al pastor so delicious. You do get a piece of pineapple with the al pastor, so that's a nice touch. Not my al pastor, but far from the worst. Overall, I cannot recommend Brothers Cousins enough if you're in this area -- the tacos here are seriously delicious and you're getting insane value. I hope they're able to maintain the $2 price point well into the future.

I've been going to this corn stand for many years, and it's still one of my favorite spots. You…read morehave the option of getting your corn in a plate or on a stick. Even at 1 a.m. on a Friday night, the parking lot where he sets up was packed with customers, which definitely says something about how good this place is. If you're in the area during his operating hours, this is a must visit spot. The amount of toppings you get for the price is absolutely worth it. My go to has always been the elote en plato, topped with mayonnaise, butter, cheese, and chili powder. He's been using the same flavors and style for years, and that consistency brings back memories of childhood. It's one of those places that has stayed true to what made it special in the first place.

sooo yommy i love corn i love cheese i love the mayo i love the chili (even tho it gets a little…read morespicy overtime) !!

24 hours LA taco spot with lots of parking but can get busy. Stations are organized well. They…read moreaccept card, tap, and cash. Starting with the taco ordering area. They have giant al pastor spinning but most of the meats are already cooked in the metal tins. One potato per order now. The meats were tender with asada being my favorite here. Brisket is also good if you prefer a fattier meat. They have sauce station with different spices. Grilled onions, raw onions, and cilantro to your liking. Another booth sells drinks. I got the horchata and tasted pretty standard. Great place to take someone to try out LA tacos.

Late-night cravings? Please. I'm all about tacos at any hour -- and Ave 26 Tacos is my ultimate…read morego-to. You can't just eat any taco spot and call it a day. I'm picky, but Ave 26 delivers every single time. It's super affordable, open 24/7, and there's always plenty of parking, which is a huge win in LA. Plus, it's honestly one of the best spots in town for people-watching while you eat. Let's talk favorites. My absolute must-order is their al pastor burrito with everything. It comes loaded with tons of smoking hot, perfectly seasoned al pastor meat, melted cheese, and incredible flavor. To top it off, they have a solid lineup of tasty salsas and spicy condiments to customize every bite just how you like it. Whether you're wrapping up a late night out or looking for the perfect spot to celebrate after a Dodgers game, Ave 26 has got you covered. Get out there after the win and grab a burrito -- you'll thank me later.

Every time we came to this shopping area, we noticed this taco stand and always wondered how it…read morewas. After an event nearby, my wife and I finally decided to give it a try--and we're glad we did! We ordered the al pastor taco and burrito, and both were delicious. The meat was flavorful and well-seasoned, and everything tasted fresh. What really brought it all together were their homemade salsas--so good and packed with flavor. It's a great little spot if you're in the area and craving some solid street-style tacos.

FINALLY LEGIT STREET TACOS UP HERE! We gave it a try. It's…read moreright in front of the Ralphs so the location is really convenient. Carne Asada Quesadilla, and two tacos Al Pastor, and Carne Asada for $15.

5 stars for the food. 2.5 stars for the experience because of the long wait and how slowly the line…read moremoves. 5 stars for the personalities and bumpin', upbeat energy from the guys working. It's basically a party at the stand. That all averages out to 4 stars for me. We got there at 4:30 p.m. on a Friday and didn't take our first bite until around 6:40 p.m. There are very few meals worth waiting more than two hours for. While Miya Miya serves what's probably the best chicken shawarma wrap I've ever had, I don't think it's worth a 2+ hour wait. That said, if you take away the wait, these are absolutely five-star flavors. The incredible crunch of the wrap, paired with the pomegranate and garlic sauces, makes every bite crisp, rich, and ridiculously satisfying. And don't sleep on the fries. They're some of the best I've had and are absolutely worth ordering alongside the shawarma. I'll be back once these guys open their brick and mortar spot. Take away the insane wait times, and I'd make Miya Miya a regular spot on my rotation.

Came here after seeing all the social media hype. I've seen them at Smorgasburg before and I regret…read morenot getting it when it was closer to me. Anyway, they open at 1pm on Saturdays and my friend and I lined up at 1230pm. We did not place our order until 130pm and got our food at around 145pm. The shawarma was great and the fries were amazing. What I disliked was the workers. Yes, they are playing music and having a good time but they are literally dapping every damn customer and socializing and wasting time. Yo... this ain't a social event. Anyway, thats my rant.

# 76 Review for 2024…read more 5 Stars***** Perfectly made tacos and I can't get enough. Some of the best tacos in Southern California thata for sure a.must try.

This spot is very good with friendly people al pastor tacos are very delicious I enjoy themread more

Darn, I forgot to take a picture of my tacos before I ate them!…read more It was my first time going to this Eagle Rock location, but it was delicious and fast. Each taco was $2.25, kind of small, but they pack it up with meat. I got all carne asada, but my friends tried the chicken and al pastor. Everyone was happy with the tacos they got. The carne asada is so tender, flavorful, and juicy. They have a variety of salsa choices, limes, cucumbers, radishes, and onions. I look forward to their potatoes, and they did not have any last Saturday when I went :( There is plenty of parking in the Vons grocery store lot. Although they accept Zelle, bring cash for a faster form of payment! This location is more convenient than their Little Tokyo location, so I will be back!

My first time coming to this location of ave 26, the last time being literally on the illegally…read moreblocked off street. Tacos are now roughly $2 instead of $1 each. I got the suadero, carnitas, chorizo, and al pastor tacos (multiple rounds). I love that it has the onion and cilantro side bar as well as grilled onions on the side. The taste of the meats was very good. Everything was cooked fresh in front of me with a giant stew pot in the background too. Overall, decent cheap tacos. Free parking in Little Tokyo area is a plus and I could also walk over the the mini mall and look around afterwards.

I checked this place out while randomly walking down & have to say the food is Great!…read more I got the "Classic" (Asada Fries), honestly probably the best asada Fries I have tasted, the fries are crispy & seasoned the asada is tender & flavorful but the cherry on top the the sauce the put over everything, 10/10 will definitely come back & try out some of the other food options.

Another place I've had bookmarked forever. The problem is every time I try a restaurant in…read moreGlendale, I am sorely disappointed. Nonetheless, I decided to try this burger joint located in an outdoor shack in a corner parking lot next to a pharmacy. There are spots to park in the lot, though it's not a huge lot. You can walk up and order at a kiosk on the outer side of the building. Or, you can order off their website. Oddly, despite prices being essentially the same (I think fries were 10 cents more), the app had a couple of deals they did not offer if you ordered at the restaurant. One was 2 double cheeseburgers for $14. Another was 2 specialty create-your-own fries (you can add up to three toppings on each order of fries) for like $14. Both are great deals. I got my stuff to go since it's literally a small shack with maybe four stools on one side where you pick up the food. Most people got their stuff to go from what I saw. I don't think anyone stayed to eat there. I added bacon and grilled onions to my burger, and split a fries with the missus, who had the other cheeseburger with grilled onions added. They do charge you for these additions, but it's reasonable. Food comes out very quickly. Despite being busy with the lunch crowd on a weekday, my order got made in under 10 minutes after I placed it on their website. The burger I thought was very good quality, as far as the meat goes. The bun was serviceable, but they could jazz it up with a sesame seed bun. The fries were also very good. The only problem I will say is that they fall victim nowadays to a glut of great burger joints, at least for me. Amboy in Chinatown and Covina, along with Burger District LA in DTLA are exceptional and have set a very high bar. Great White Hut's product is great, but it's not exceptional. Would I order it again? Maybe. I wouldn't be disappointed to order it or eat it again. I enjoyed my meal. But, I don't live in Glendale, so the drive is about the same to any of these three places, and with that being the case, chances are I would just go to Amboy or Burger District. Still, there are a lot office buildings around this location, and if I worked there or lived nearby I would certainly come here to grab a burger regularly. It was good stuff. Just not mind blowing. I still recommend it, especially to locals. Check it out if you haven't yet. There also are a few locations from what I could make out on their website. If you order off the website, make sure you order from the correct location.