Specialty tacos at Los Taquero Mucho are truly an experience, and the deal through SGV Passport…read moremakes it feel like a total win to explore the full special menu in one go. El Cremita is cheesy yet surprisingly light, never greasy. The chicken is soft and juicy, and the pops of pomegranate add a bright contrast that lifts every bite. Whiskil Taco is a dream for veggie lovers -- sweet, tender squash wrapped in a creamy, nutty sauce that feels both comforting and fresh at the same time. Mixta Taco stands out with its sausage and avocado combo -- rich, savory, and satisfyingly balanced. Taco de Chicharrón brings a fun textural contrast: crunchy, savory chicharrón paired with fresh, vibrant pico de gallo that keeps it lively. And the Pork Belly Cochinita Pibil? A showstopper. The generous slab of pork belly is smoky, buttery-tender, and practically melts into each bite -- deeply flavorful and indulgent in the best way. If you're looking to try a spread that hits creamy, crunchy, fresh, smoky, and sweet all in one sitting, this lineup absolutely delivers.

Legit spot Definitely elevated tacos…read moreGood meats not greasy Tacos and burritos They take a minute because it's not fast food, all ingredients are fresh Most important they are consistent wished they stayed open late! I think this is the one spot that never closed while all the other spots came and go changing frequently

Little stand, two ladies in the kitchen, couple of tables in the back, and a whole lot of flavor! I…read morewouldn't call myself an expert by any means, but the birria tacos here are the best I've ever had! The sauces are also phenomenal, especially the yellow sauce! Not the cheapest taco spot you can find, but certainly the most delicious and worth the price.

I dream of this place since we went. These quesabirria tacos are SO GOOD. The service was really…read morequick and the food came out very fast. There isn't a lot of seating so that's a downside but these were so good it makes up for everything. Truly recommend this place to anyone who needs a birria fix SO GOOD!

The wife and I were craving some tacos, we heard some good things about tacos don goyo so we…read moredecided to try it out. We got there on a Friday at 12pm and when we arrived to the location, the parking was ridiculous, they do not have any parking for customers other than in a very small cul de sac which is French for a dead end. They have 1 parking spot for handicap. It is obvious that the neighboring houses complained to the city about their customers taking all the residential parking so they built a wall in the middle of the street, crazy right! Anyways, let's get into the food!!! So we got the tacos, 4 pastor and 4 asada and a horchata, came out to about $50. Pretty pricey, worth it? I don't know. The tacos were great, the asada has a char flavor and the pastor is freshly roasted and served with pineapple, the tortillas seemed to be made by hand as well and gave it that real authentic flavor. The horchata was a bit too sweet. I would recommend this place, but make sure you go when it is not busy. The staff were polite and helpful when ordering, they did not rush at all. They have 3 benches in the shade available to eat on. It is an outside dining in a clean environment.

Great place to eat if you're in the Downey or LA area. I'd say it's one of the best taco spots--my…read morewife and I really love it. I highly recommend the tacos, especially the carne asada and al pastor--they're the best on the menu. I've tried the quesadillas, but they weren't as tasty, and the tripitas weren't the best either. For the best experience stick with carne asada and al pastor. They have about three small tables on the side to eat, but there's no parking or restroom available. Bring hand sanitizer and be ready to park wherever you can (without causing any trouble). It's the LA area, so parking is always a challenge. But don't let that stop you from trying these tacos. Cheers!

Was craving some tacos and came across this place on my lunch break . The service was friendly and…read morethe restaurant was very clean I got 4 tacos and the were very good and full of meat I got the Suadero and will definitely be going back

On my way to a job (I'm a mobile mechanic), I found this spot. Decided to stop by based on reviews…read moreand hours of operation on yelp, only to find that they're closed. A lady inside gave us a hand gesture that they were closed. No sign anywhere stating the hours. Even if they happen to be slow and running on minimum hours, it would be nice to know that. Don't think I'll try coming here again.

Heart of Whittier spot that definitely delivers. It's my first time here and the food is so good,…read moreservice is wonderful, the carne asada is seasoned just right, super flavorful and not dry at all. The pickled onions? Obsessed. They add the perfect tangy kick. The al pastor was a standout too amazing seasoning with that hint of pineapple that gives it the perfect balance of savory and sweet. The ambiance is pretty chill and they do have an inside dining area. Will definitely come back when I'm in LA.

Tried Tacos Y Que after seeing all the great Yelp reviews, and it definitely lived up to the hype…read more I ordered the asada burrito, and it was solid--well-balanced, flavorful, and satisfying without being overly heavy. You can tell they pay attention to quality and execution. The shop itself is neat and clean, with a simple setup. Customer service was minimal but still friendly and efficient, which worked fine for me. The only small drawback was the beans in the burrito--I personally prefer refried over whole beans, but that's just a personal preference and didn't take away much from the overall experience. Overall, a great spot that's worth checking out if you're in the area. I'd definitely come back to try more items.

Super friendly and quick service. One of my favorite asada steak tacos in the area at the moment…read more Some might find the meat a tiny bit dry but it was still deliciousThe adobada meat was flavorful and delicious as well. 3 or 4 tacos will get you really full. They use small diced cabbage here instead of onions and cilantro which I actually liked. Really enjoyed the smokiness of the black and red salsa.

I was in the area and never noticed this taco shop before so myself and the family decided to give…read morethem a try. For starters, the service was great. We were greeted upon arrival and the gentleman that took our order was also very friendly. We ordered tacos and a quesadilla on a flour tortilla. The cashier offered to pack all of our salsas and additional items since we were taking the food to-go. The distance from the taco shop to home is around 5min so the food was still nice and hot when we were ready to enjoy it. I liked how the taco meat was not super greasy (we had asada, al pastor, and one tripas taco). My only downside, if I had to pick something, were the salsas. The salsas speak volumes to me from taco shops. The meat was good but nothing special so I think some amazing salsa could have easily put this first experience higher for me. The salsas were bad but to me, lacked complexity and some flavor. I'd definitely go back when I want an overall good taco but maybe not my first choice. It's worth a try if you are passing by

My favorite place for tacos for the last 30+ years. Whittier High open campus days. "Dang it's…read moreMonday Chemas is closed"

*** Cash only & raising taco price to $2.50 starting in mid August ***…read more Chema's Tacos is a mom-and-pop + brick-and-mortar taco shop in Whittier and was established in 1986. They only sell taco - no burrito, no beans & rice, and no chips. [Parking]: Limited and few spots available right in front of the taco shop. However I had no issue finding a spot on Saturday night. [Ambiance & Amenities]: This taco shop doesn't have the sexiest decor. There are 7 indoor tables, one ATM, and old-school toy vending machines. One unisex restroom available. [Menu]: 7 meat options for taco - carne asada, al pastor, tripas, pollo (chicken), sesos (brain), buche (stomach), cabeza (head), and chorizo (sausage). *** Carne asada taco + Al pastor taco (with everything, dine-in - $2.25): One of employees brought a plate of tacos to my table. Unfortunately I thought both tacos with double-layer tortilla tasted just alright - salsa had a hint of spicy kick, but flavor profile was bland. *** Feels like this is one of those nostalgia spots for locals who live in Whittier for decades, but there are just too many good $2+ street tacos in LA in 2025.

Definitely worth it! The chilaquiles are one of the best we have had! We ordered both the green and…read morethe red ones with over medium eggs. The green ones were spicier and very flavorful!!! You could really taste the tomatillo flavor. The red ones were also tasty. I ordered the medium ones just in case they were too spicy but not spice at all. I will definitely ordered the hot ones next time! We also ordered the mollete with chorizo and cheese!! Another great dish!!! All the right flavors!!! Service is good. They greet you and ask if dining in or for take out. We ate there so she assigned us a table and said to order first then we sit down. Very efficient and quick ordering system. Lots of tables available to sit at. There are three sections available.

My girlfriend wanted chilaquiles and someone recommended this place. Girl on the counter was rude,…read moreno social skills because she seemed bothered for having to deal with pesky customers. Although it is very common for restaurants to put the person with the least amount of customer service skills on the front, this restaurant takes the cake. Then we get our chilaquiles (I got red, girlfriend green), I realized they used cheese similar to Monterey or mozzarella (white grated cheese) on our food. Now, I my family is from Guadalajara and DF, we don't use that cheese on chilaquiles soni was very disappointed because I immediately hated the food. We ate because we had already paid but I didn't like it and my girlfriend told me we should've gone to El Guajillo or La Casa de la Abuela in Huntington Park even though we live in Whittier. The I look at the photos and I see they do use queso fresco on chilaquiles, so why did ours came with a different cheese?! If they run out we should've been informed and if it was an option we were not told. If you want real chilaquiles and good service check El Guajillo or La Casa de la Abuela both in Huntington Park

This is a small spot with plenty of tables, though there are no restrooms available. They do have a…read morenice self-serve station with salsas, lemons, and pickled onions, plus daily deals posted outside. When we visited, it was pretty quiet--only one other customer was there. We ordered an asada torta and a shrimp burrito, and the food came out quickly (about 8 minutes), which was a plus. I'll be honest--the torta threw me off a bit. It had ham in it, which I wasn't expecting, and the flavor just felt a little unusual to me. I'm used to pastor having that classic red color and flavor, so this one didn't quite match what I had in mind. Overall, it was a fast and convenient stop, but the food didn't fully hit the mark for me personally.

This place never disappoints! So glad I have a great taco spot near my work...or that may be…read moredangerous.. Their quality is always outstanding and their service is quick, informative, and efficient. They have a system that works and a flow that they've nailed out, especially during lunch rushes. You can tell people make this place a regular spot because sometimes I'll see customers come in and the cashiers and/or cooks immediately smile and greet them with a great welcoming. Love this spot

Great food! Staff was wonderful. Definitely worth it…read more Burria was fantastic. Not tons of seats, but good enough.

I went on a taco run yesterday to try to find the best taco in Whittier…read more Started off the run with a keto taco mixed with asada and al pastor and then a regular tripa taco. Keto taco - toasted/grilled cheese instead of a regular tortilla - needed to be done a little more on one side as the cheese wasn't quite toasty enough to stay in place to slightly resemble the shape of a taco. Bit hard to eat, covered my hands in grease. Asada tastes almost boiled, and this being my 2nd or 3rd time getting the Asada here, it consistently tastes like it was boiled and not grilled. Unsure of meat quality or preparation, but there are no grill marks and it's a bit chewy. Same with the al pastor. Tripa taco was bizarre. Strips of flat skin instead of the usual roundish, cylindrical shape of tripa (intestine). Usually a saltier, fattier meat than asada, which is my preference but the one here was lacking in flavor and the texture threw me off a bit. Tripa can be chewy - unless requested extra done, which is how I normally order it - but there was no saving this tripa. I think it needs to be sliced differently, the cuts made it inedible. Brother shared some of his chorizo taco and it was the better of the bunch. Red chorizo, TJ style, although it was also lacking a teeny bit in flavor... onions and cilantro to the rescue! Still, mediocre. Salsas were ok, nothing out of the ordinary. Don't think the tortillas were homemade. Service was fine, cashier takes your order, dude at the counter was chill and had a friendly attitude. Seating was limited. Mostly bar style seating but the majority was in front of a window and it had so much heat trapped from the glass that it was kind of uncomfortable. Other seats are too close to the bathroom. Good for a quick bite or just pick-up orders. Wouldn't plan a sit down/dine-in visit. Parking is scarce and has really small spots, wouldn't come if you're driving a pick-up truck or anything like that. Food was reasonably priced, which is good, however; the food was lacking so I would not return.