Churros El Tigre is a catering favorite for many throughout San Diego. Their menu consist of…read moredelicious and freshly made churros, funnel cakes, fried bananas, raspados, aguas frescas, chamangos, and mangoneadas (that's the mango smoothie with chunks of mango and chamoy). So delish! This vendor is located at Las Americas Premium Outlets directly across the food court. Most days there's a bustling line of people waiting to order. However, service is typically made quick and easy by the efficiency of the staff. Staff are friendly and the vibe is lively! Today, we ordered the classic mini churros with lechera! Nothing beats that savory dough flavor, crispy on the outside, soft and airy on the inside, with an exaggerated amount of cinnamon-sugar coating! My daughter ordered her usual- the mangoneada! Need I say more! And my wife and son ordered a couple of delicious aguas frescas de limon and mango! Definitely come check these guys out! You won't leave disappointed!

We just used Churros El Tigre for my daughter's 18th birthday / Graduation party and we could not…read moresay enough about how awesome these guys are!!! Thank you so much for this incredible experience. We had about 200 guests and our service was for 2 hours of unlimited, freshly made churros. We had issues with our regular food vendor, so we encouraged our guests to have dessert first. And this team was ready to serve. I was also surprised that they included ice cream with our churros. That was unexpected but very much appreciated. Our guests RAVED about the churros and it was easily a highlight of our party. Our church has used this same vendor MANY times, and they did not disappoint us at all. Not just saying this...but these are some of the BEST churros I have ever had.

We saw this food truck and decided to give it a try after hearing a lot of good things about the…read moreseafood. I'm really glad we did because the food was so good that we actually came back two days in a row -- which should tell you a lot about how delicious it was. We tried a few different items, including several types of tostadas and their shrimp cocktail. Every single item we ordered was full of flavor and tasted fresh. If there's one thing I highly recommend, it's the Chula Vista Tostada -- that was easily one of my favorites. The service was good and the wait for the food wasn't long at all. We went once on Saturday and again on Sunday. The lines were pretty small when we arrived, but it definitely picked up afterward. To anyone reading this review, don't let the negative reviews stop you from trying this place. Sometimes the best way to know is to try it for yourself. Trust me when I say the seafood here is worth it -- you won't be disappointed.

The toastada was amazing, it had great portions and extra toastadas. They have self serve salsa and…read moresauces which was great trying all of them. We also had a fish taco that was great with the chipotle sauce. The ambiance is great and inviting. The place has a great variety of food and all looked amazing. The service was good.

Omg... this place is freakin' amaaaaazing!!!…read more We were super exhausted shopping in the Las Americas Premium outlet mall all day on a long weekend, with two hangry toddlers when we stumbled across this food stall. We chose to try 2 drool worthy fruit snacks: #8 Chamoyadas with mix fruits and, #10 Clamatos Preparados: cucumber, jicama, tomato cocktail, lemon juice, Japanese peanuts, tajin, tapatio sauce and a celery garnish These were so deliciously refreshing on a hot summer day that I simply didn't want to share it with anyone!! We received both items promptly after ordering in spite of there being a long line of customers... can't wait to try more items off their menu.

I ordered an acai bowl from Idalya's Fruteria this previous Sunday and was disappointed with what I…read morerecieved. The acai and toppings were placed in a small togo container that is much too small for everything they're stuffing in. It's difficult to eat and you're unable to mix the acai with your toppings. Additionally, the berries were frozen and therefore really difficult to eat. It's ok that it was frozen, but it was really hard so I couldn't even bite through it. I ended up tossing it after eating 1/3 of dish because it just wasn't worth it anymore. Wasteful for a ~$10 bowl.

This is the best place for seafood without the hype of a trending modern spot used for IG content!…read more Raw place for Raw eats! Service is super fast because they have a lot of workers and all efficient from the minute you drive up they're ready to serve. Outdoor seating set up in a parking lot- nothing fancy or overpriced! This is the best place to bring a date to see if they pass the humility check mark . Best food is the tostadas and molcajete I had a couple of hot tacos but by far the fresh food is what keeps this place busy. Make sure to ask for extra avocado! Must try if you're in TJ!

Great seafood at this stand across from Mercado Hidalgo…read more The Maleficio is ceviche/crudo in a goblet with a Bloody Mary-esque sauce. Came with shrimp and callo (scallop?). Surprisingly good hangover food. You sit at a stool directly in front of the stand and have an array of accoutrements spread on the counter: various hot sauces, tostada chips, etc. Drinks aren't listed on the menu but there is Fanta, aguas frescas, etc. USD accepted but you'll probably get a better rate if you convert to pesos.

El Cochinero is one of the best! Offering not just snacks for delivery but carts for celebrations…read more The customer service is amazing, Thania makes sure everything is set for the events needs or order needs and everything is always amazing! She also makes sure the cart is decorated according to the theme of the event by working with us with ideas. Super recommend El Cochinero! Check them out and everything they offer!

Hired el cochinero for my sons 5th birthday party. Thania and her team were very professional. A…read moresmall fee was applied to service the Ramona area but it was worth every penny. lol

So delicious. We walk down to Tijuana frequently and finally weren't already full when we walked by…read moreTacos El Pablano. Did not disappoint. Usually a crowd around the stand and people waiting. Typical taco/torta stand, but with the constant crowd and good deal, always fresh. Definitely get the 3 tacos for $25 pesos if you need a healthy snack. Little greasy but delicious. They have a wall of radishes you can grab one or two off of once you order, limes, grilled onions and peppers and a red salsa to add to your plate and garnish. Yum!

was not impressed at all. The adoba had barely any flavor and the meat was chewy. The tortillas…read morewere hard. The staff was quick and efficient. Prices are decent. The salsa was meh. There are a lot better stands around to get a bite.

Another fun foodie destination in TJ: outdoors, hip decor, and with a variety of food/drink options…read morespanning classic tacos through mediterranean food. The day was just beginning, so I opted for an 8oz lager from Insurgente to start the day. Service from the bar was friendly - the bartender provided multiple tasters and recommendations. This crisp and refreshing definitely hit the spot for under $2. My friend had a trio of tacos and sangria. The food was fairly priced, came out quickly, and tasty (I tried a bite). Definitely an option to keep in mind for group dining. Looking forward to returning to try out more!

I hate to say it, but this food court was quite a disappointment. I was looking for a place that…read morespecializes in chilaquiles, a vast variety of them, but found the Yelp page to be unaware of that location's closing. So, short on time, we opted to eat from one of the other food stalls, and found one with, you guessed it, a few varieties of chilaquiles. They did look wonderful on the plate, and were seemingly perfectly executed, complete with sunny egg and nicely coated chips. The one with shredded beef had very tasty beef, but suffered, as did the house special variety, from a lack of flavor overall. Both dishes were just quite bland in the same way, and lacked any excitement of flavors. We didn't finish them, and opted not to take the leftovers. Beverages: I ordered a mezcalita, having had an excellent one at Telefonico a couple of weeks prior, and hoping to have something similar. Instead of a smaller cocktail with a kick, this was extremely watery and had a commercial taste to it. I didn't finish this either. I only had food from one of the places, so can't judge the rest, but I don't see myself going back. Bland food from one and a miserable drink from another don't suggest good odds.