Going here since I was a kid and still awesome. Beat churros de cajeta ever and well priced. Great…read moreservice and always fresh

I'll never say no to dessert. So when I found out about this cart that sells hot churros,…read moremade-to-order, I made it a priority to visit! This small but mighty operation is quick at serving delicious sweets like churros with a variety of fillings and fried dessert plantains. I walked away with one of each of the churros and loved them all! I was worried they might be too sweet with the fillings but surprisingly they were not. These are priced at $2 for the original churro and $2.25 for the filled ones. Still very reasonable despite a recent price change (that isn't reflected on their menu yet so I'm guesstimating) Their convenient location in the parking lot of the Cardenas market just gave me an excuse to pop into the grocery store. Please give them a visit if you're ever looking for a sweet treat!

Food is always good…read more Case service. They are all very kind. Clean truck and you can tell they are careful handling foods. Love their food trucks. Hubby and I come here for the past 5 years and still in love with the foods.

The tacos were really good, especially the tripas--they were flavorful and had a nice texture! I…read morealso have to mention the grilled onions they give you on the side because those were SO good. I love when taco spots include them; they're the perfect little addition to the tacos. The salsas were great too, especially the red salsa. It has that delicious roasted flavor that I really liked and added a nice kick to the tacos. Although... tacos are getting SO expensive these days! It's honestly crazy to think about how much tacos are going for now compared to what they used to cost. Still worth trying if you're craving some good street tacos! What I love about buying street tacos in the town - you get a little bag of pickled jalapeños/carrots (they also cut fresh carrot slices that get pickled too, it cuts the grease from the meat!) For parking, there's a small parking lot right next to the taco truck. I ended up parking in the grocery store parking lot directly across the street, which was pretty convenient too. While I was waiting, I did not expect to get rizzed up by an elderly man selling ice cream - typical day in the day.

a seniorita was operating a machine making fresh churros. these are fried immediatley. made on…read moresite, unlike costco's which are premade frozen. locale: church event, 6:30 a.m (12/12/12) eats: churro (1) no filling -little doughy on the inside like it's supposed to be -tried it without filling, interesting taste, less calories. -seem 10 minutes to cook it. crumbs: -limited parking, many people coming and going from events -flowers and other foods also sold.

Love! Food is delicious (everything we've tried); service is impeccable, just the sweetest people…read moreworking there. Absolute favorite.

At first glance one might be like, this truck looks like it's going to fall apart. But then you…read morehave to remember that silly saying, don't judge a book by its cover. I've been on Yelp for something like 9 years and have never seen a score of 4.8. Maybe if it had 2 reviews. This place deserves it. Even though I don't speak Spanish, the lady was friendly and took my order. There are 2 tables to sit at, they're also not the best quality, but who really cares. You're sitting and grubbing. The corner was fairly quiet, it was a nice day. No better day for some tacos. 2 asada, 1 carnitas taco and a 12 oz canned soda for $11.50. Every single bite was delicious. I wanted to eat more, but 3 was enough.

Found this food stand at the Solano Avenue Stroll in Albany this past Sunday. Ordered a beef hot…read morelink and a potato & spinach knish. Wow, it made for a very satisfying meal. The hot link was perfectly grilled and juicy with just the right spice. The knish was slightly crisp on the outside, the mashed potato mix fluffy on the inside, with a strong taste of spinach and just a hint of garlic and onions. It was a nice savory treat, especially dipped in ketchup. The lines at the food stand went quickly, service was sufficient, and the wait for my order was just a few minutes, with self-serve condiments available on the side.

Chicken kebab from the lakeshore market was prob the worst most dried out meat I've ever bought…read moreanywhere!

My fav pastor place. Tortillas cooked great and the gringas was good. Alambre is a nice lvl up from…read moreregular pastor too. Really like the white/green salsa

Very good Al pastor tacos. Definitely worth giving it a try, particularly on Fridays when it is…read moreless busy.

Cafe Tamale is a food cart front of the O'reilly's Auto Part's parking lot…read more cafe, tamale, hot chocolate, other items featured. eats: pork tamale(2) -smooth silky masa, pork had bones with it (don't chomp down on it) definitely salvadorean.(yummy). -spicy sauce in baggy. take outs: -plastic seats available for seating at the rear of cart.

Rica's Pupusa had a line at Oakland Art Murmur 12/7. short line here too…read more locale: "St. Mary's birthday" event, St. Elizabeth Church (12/12/12) menu: pupusa, salvadorean tamale, mexican tamale, etc.(many items) eats: salvadorean tamale, $3@, 2/$5 -nicely double wrapped tamales -velvety masa, very smooth tasting, probably lard is used -large piece of semimoist chicken within -hot sauce provided in saran baggies (time dime bags) -deliz tamale, damn hot sauce.

From El Paisa, Valentine, a delightful, charming, efficient, very capable chef, arrived 30 minutes…read moreearly to set up his table with electric grill in our driveway. I provided an electrical extension cord and a table for condiments, chips, plates and utensils. He did all the rest. He was ready to serve before the 6:30 PM serving time and he performed so efficiently there was never a very long line. The menu included tacos, burritos, and quesadillas, with 3 meat choices plus a grilled veggie option, and rice and beans with big tubs of pico de gallo and guacamole and all of the extra fixings like diced onions, lettuce, cilantro and salsa. Everyone raved about the food and the wonderful service. I was so pleased to be able to enjoy my party, not having to worry about the food and knowing everyone got just what they wanted to eat, including the 1 year old and 3 year old who loved their cheese quesadillas! Valentine waited a few minutes after the two hour serving time and after consulting with me started to wrap it up. The diners were beyond full by then. He quietly put everything back in his Station Wagon and after handing me the bill and taking my check, he was on his way! People were sorry to see him go. Not because they were still hungry but because his smile and overall charming presence added so much to our party. Thanks Abel for sending such a pleasant young man and providing such wonderful food and service.

No longer a truck there's a clean sit down spot. Very…read morefriendly guys. The prawn taco was pretty good. It actually had flavour n was freshly made.

Quite simply, these are the BEST fish tacos I've ever had in the Bay Area…read more The place is half a block from my studio, so I have the privilege of confirming this opinion at least once a week. I've also brought plenty of friends and family here to try them, and the verdict is always the same: wonderful! I've heard that pretty much everything else on the menu is equally excellent, but I'm completely addicted to the fish tacos, so I've never managed to order anything else. It's cozy, friendly, and incredibly efficient if you happen to be in a hurry. I honestly couldn't recommend it more highly, or more fondly.

The hype over their fish tacos is well deserved! The fish pieces were battered, fried, and very…read moresubstantial. I really enjoyed the creamy orange sauce. $5.75 a taco may seem a bit much, but at least the taco size and quality justifies the price. I also ordered the smaller size of ceviche for $15. It came with 2 large round tortilla chips (not sure what these are called) and a packet of saltine crackers. I feel like a bag of tortilla chips would have gone nicely with the ceviche because I ran out of the 2 large chips and crackers before I finished the ceviche. The ceviche itself was perfect. Their spinach pineapple agua fresca was refreshing and reminded me of those Odwalla green smoothies. You do taste the spinach but it's sweet and tastes good! I got here around 5:40 on a Friday and there was plenty of outdoor seating available, though it did start to fill up the longer I stayed. You can enter on either side of the back of Aloha.