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.

Taco Tuesday? Please ~ I'm all about it and Mariscos Jalisco is my ultimate go-to…read more You can't just eat any taco and call it a day. I'm picky, and this spot delivers every single time. They use ridiculously fresh ingredients, and you can taste the quality in every bite. Hands down, they have the best tacos de camarón and tostada mixta around. Let's talk about the tacos de camarón first: that perfectly fried, crispy tortilla filled with flavorful shrimp and topped with fresh avocado and rich salsa - it's an absolute masterpiece. And the tostada mixta? Loaded to the brim with fresh seafood, bright citrus flavor, and the perfect crunch. It's balanced, refreshing, and addicting. The vibe is super chill, perfect for grabbing a quick bite or hanging out with friends. And the team working the truck/counter? Always warm, fast, and on top of things. It's the kind of spot that keeps you coming back week after week. Whether you're a hardcore seafood fanatic or just looking for your new favorite spot - Mariscos Jalisco has got you.

Delicious shrimp tacos. I also had the ceviche de camaron and the Poseidon. Both are so good. If i…read morehad to pick just one between the two, then I'd pick the Poseidon for all the different seafood in there. I'm salivating thinking about them right now LOL.

I think this place is called Tacos Los Poblanos #1 Estilo Tijuana on Google Maps. First off, tacos…read morehere are the BOMB. Tortilla is freshly made, meat is always fresh. I love the Cabeza tortilla and 3 is the perfect number of tacos for me as they are pretty generous with the meat and avocado sauce. Been here twice and both times because we were going to a show at the Forum which is just a short drive away. It gets pretty busy around dinner time so expect a long wait as the line moves pretty slowly (everything is made/ cooked fresh!)... but the wait is 100% worth it. Just make sure you order enough the first time so you dont have to wait in line again. There is some parking but it gets pretty crowded too so you might have to street park (and the area around can get a little sketch) so be careful. The second time we came here was almost 1130pm right before their midnight closing. This time, the parking lot was emptier so we managed to park inside. There was still a pretty steady stream of customers even around closing, but at least the line isn't ridiculously long. Can't go wrong with anything you order here!

The famous tire shop taqueria…read more After being told to come here by multiple friends, we finally made our way to West LA to try these and they were so good! I got the carne asada tacos, al pastor tacos, and a mulitas. My favorite was definitely the mulitas because I love cheese! They are known for their carne asada, but I actually preferred their al pastor because it was so juicy.

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) !!

Ordered over the phone. For the quantity they were made pretty fast. My kids enjoyed them. Very…read morefriendly people.

From the owner: Ricas pupusas salvadoreñas: frijol con queso, revueltas, chicharrón con queso, queso con loroco,…read morequeso, calabaza, jalapeño Y antojitos: empanada, yuca frita o sancochada con chicharrones, pastelitos, panes con pollo, tacos dorados Sopas los días sábado de gallina o sopa de pata

Haven't seen the pop-up the last couple times I drove by on Friday, but once the street parking was…read morefilled with buses, and with recent rains, can't set up all the time I guess. Today I was driving North on San Pedro to run work errands, not even thinking of bbq. But then it hit me, the smell and smoke through my window and I turned left to see the pop-up! Corner of 15th & San Pedro, set up is across the street from the LA Face mart. If you get near by I am sure you will see it or smell it:) Swung by after my lunch time errands, excited to get me some briskets again. But not today... Only the ribs, hot links, chicken were available this day. No worries, went for the $10 hot links to try something different. The hot links were good, the inside texture was smooth, don't think I've had this kind before. It definitely has kick, and definitely need to eat with bread. For my weak taste buds, it was too spicy and it literally took a lot of sweat, but ate it all up since still addicting. Been about 10 mins since I cleaned up, but I am still kinda perspiring, lol. I think for me personally, the hot links is 3 stars, since I can't enjoy as much while pouring sweat from my head. But then I'm weak (I pour sweat eating the mild green salsa from King Taco for reference). If you can handle the heat, I think it would be a 4. Hot links seem like a good item to get for the $5 sandwich. But then not sure if you get that crack potato salad! Will be on the lookout next time to see if they have briskets.

This is a pop-up, which serves very good ribs in very good tri-tip. The rub on the tri-tip is…read moreoutstanding so if you find this pop up somewhere try the tri-tip first and make sure he's put on the rub. It's worth the effort the money and the time to try food.

Uber Eats special Salsa rating 5/10 not so flavor…read more Chicken quesadilla was good, the chicken comes in a red sauce white cheese I would skip the arroz con leche -dry

We ordered 2 burritos de asada. Very disappointed. The meat tasted cheap. They burritos looked like…read morewraps... they look thin. They barely put any rice, meat and beans. The rice and beans tasted over cooked and dry. I would not buy from here...

It had maggots! Smelled like gross, my parents bought some and I had to drive back to return it…read more It's supposed to be lamb but it's not fresh and smells like wet clothes that you forgot to dry. La barbacoa tenia gusanos y huele a ropa mojada. Olor terrible tuve que irr a regresarla.

I've been coming here with my dad for a while now and the Barbacoa is still pretty good. It's…read moretender and juicy like it's supposed to be unlike other places that serve you dry meat. The only reason why I'm giving them 4 instead of 5 stars is because they have changed the tortillas! They used to be hand made but now they just give you packet tortillas. This really ruins the taco and makes me want to go try another spot. I had to go buy a packet of Amapola tortillas because that's as close as handmade which is readily available. Please bring back the handmade tortillas!

Bomb! The food is flavorful…read more The salsa, bomb too! Would definitely go back and eat here!

Food, service,ambiance,…read more Want some good tacos in East LA. This is one of my go too's after a Dodger game. Try it out.

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.