Tacos were really good Salsas are good not to spicy just…read moreenough only recommend to have lids or covers on salsas and ad ons Since people do self serve And things can fly o round Other than that. All good

Was on the way to get gas at Costco and finally got to try this place since it's not always at…read morethat spot and I rarely carry cash haha (although they do take Zelle). Parking is a little tricky because so many people pack into the tiny lot. Plenty of different meats to choose from if you're craving tacos. But they have plenty of alternatives if you aren't feeling like tacos. I ended up getting Al Pastor, Asada, and Suadero. Suadero was okay but the Al Pastor was amazing. I lived in San Diego and I've had a hard time finding good pastor since I moved back. Freshly sliced with slice of pineapple was perfect! They have all the fixings in bins with tongs for you to pack in sandwich bags they have available. Only thing is, it seems like kind of a roll of the dice from a food safety standpoint, but hey, "street" tacos aMiRiTe? Haha. Overall fast service, great tacos. Especially for the price of $4/taco. I'd give it five stars but had to knock it down for the food safety aspect.

This is one of the taco stands that made me fell in love with street tacos. The only cavaet is that…read moreit's so out of the way for me that I'm unable to get it whenever I need the taco fix. It's located at a Target plaza and doesn't "open" till 6pm though the staff would be setting up before then. The meat portions aren't the most generous but they are the tastiest. I enjoyed being able to see them cook the various meat fresh and right in front of me during the set up. The tacos are a bit on the expensive side at $4 per piece but it is a treat. The orange sauce is super spicy so I usually go with the avocado sauce, pico de gallo and the red sauce. My go to order is usually 4-5 tacos depending how hungry I am with my go to meat being the al pastor, asada, pollo and leunga. It is one of the few places where there isn't an additional upcharge for lengua and the pollo doesn't need to be drenched in sauce to keep moist. The star of the show is the al pastor and it pairs very well with the pineapple bit.

Oof! This has become my newest addiction. I always grab the…read morechicken tacos. They are YUUUUMYYYY! the chicken is very well seasoned and the tortillas as super soft. They have a nice variety of food options but so far we are hooked on chicken tacos. They are $4/taco which to some people might seem like a lot. However, im still willing to pay this amount of money because they are that good. I tried tacos from a restaurant with Michellin star and they were actually not as good. They have salsas, cilantro, chopped onion, limes and other goodies to go with the tacos. Give them a try!

The al pastor quesadillas at Taqueria El Chacho (south shore center) are so good! The tortillas…read morewere filled with flavorful, juicy al pastor and plenty of melted cheese. The combination of the smoky, savory pork with the gooey cheese was delicious, and the flavors really came together with the salsa. Definitely a satisfying choice when you're craving something cheesy, meaty, and full of flavor. I'd happily order these again!

*ALAMEDA CHECK IN** 5/10/2026 THEY ARE BACK…read more Was surprised to see them back but after some time they finally did and I got my carne asada mulitas and tacos de lengua. Still just as good as I remember it. beware of salsa. the reds are extremely hot!!!

This place has been a staple in our family every time we visit fisherman's wharf. Personally don't…read morethink it's ever lost its touch !

Times have changed. There was a-lot of trash and Nicks lighthouse has changed owners and the clam…read morechowder i once loved so much is gone forever. The fishing excursions were highly prices and the ferris wheel was also to highly priced. I always forget about all the locks that are on the fence and its like a first time to me. As always the bread store was an awesome Experience this time i bought a bread teddy bread that was pretty cool. Some places had very nice employees. The joggers can be a little too much lol.

Randomly found this establishment while passing by. Absolutely had to give it a try because of the…read morename alone caught my attention. The owner was so genuine and kind. You could tell how passionate he is about his work. Pizza took about 15-20 minutes and it was worth the wait!! Got the Classic Margherita, pepperoni and pesto meatball ! The ingredients was so fresh, flavorful and amazing!

Amazingly good and fresh. Tried chicken, cheese, margaritas and all of them were delicious…read more Definitely hope to come back. Very friendly service and easy location.

For a night out at the Alameda County Fairgrounds, was pretty fun. $15 for parking (pre-pay at…read morefairgrounds website) and entrance to 626 is $12 a person. For reference, this is double what it was ($6) and it was posted from the fairgrounds even as this before. So 1 star deduction since I can deal with a couple dollars increase but double is a bit silly. The fairgrounds had 3 different events that night going on (Pirates of Emerson), 626, and some pumpkins event. Got in by 6ish without issue (also left easily). The main area has a decent sized stage, some seating, vendors in the middle selling items and surrounding it was food stands. then the food stands and other vendors spilled into another area where if you walked to the end, there was also seating for food. Most people didn't bother walking this far, so it was nice to find seats to bring in your haul of food to eat (if you didn't eat on the go). Won't go into food vendors, they were aplenty and anything from $5-$30. Easily spend up to $200+ on food for a family of three if you're not careful. lol. But typical of any food festival. I will note there were plenty of porto-potties as extra facilities... BUT... walk to the side where there is lights because hidden back there were REAL bathrooms! That was a heaven sent after drinking those all-you-can-drink stands.

A Fun Night of Food, Music, and Good Vibes at 626 Night Market!…read more First of all, the entrance ticket is around $12 per person, and honestly, the music, energy, and overall vibe make it worth it! You do need to pay an additional parking fee, so keep that in mind when planning your visit. There are SO MANY food booths to choose from! I love how organized the place is compared to other food fairs I've visited. One thing I really appreciate is that it's set up on an asphalt parking lot, so your shoes and feet don't get dusty or muddy. There are also plenty of tables and chairs on the sides where you can sit, relax, and enjoy your food. Be prepared for the prices, though! Most dishes cost at least $25, sometimes even more, so bring extra cash or budget accordingly. My BF enjoyed the fried sushi and the unlimited refillable drinks. We also loved the sticky rice! I personally enjoyed the fried squid, while my BF finished the gigantic beef skewer. The beef was a little chewy for my liking, but overall, there were so many interesting food options to try. The music was fun, the entertainment was amazing, and the whole atmosphere made the experience even better. The place also felt secure and was generally well-maintained and clean, which I really appreciated given the number of people attending. Pro tip: Bring tissues, hand sanitizer, and your own disposable fork and spoon just in case you need them! Overall, 626 Night Market is a great place to spend an evening with your partner, friends, or family. Come hungry, bring extra money, enjoy the music, and be ready to explore lots of different food choices. Definitely a fun experience worth trying!

Tortas Ahogadas is a small food stand near 94th St. & International Ave. no parking available. just…read morea red zone in front. offerings" Pork Torta Ahogadas (8.50) horchata (3) -not regular pork, some kind of "grilled" pork shreds in regular torta bun -looked small, packed a lot of flavor, choice of hella hot red salsa or milder red "meaty" dipping sauce. cabbage, carrots, veggies optional. lime squeeze. *i ate it by dipping torta into mild salsa, than slowly biting a piece off. YUM! **best torta eaten in a long time. best of the "natural" kind. horchata(3) -slightly sweetened by cane sugar? -natural tasting, no aftertaste, homemade. worthy! hours may be sunday only, didn't see it on a previous saturday.

This is my favorite go to taco fix in all of Oakland. I've been visiting the last several years,…read morewhere at one point Mi Reynitas had to compete with them across the street when they got super hyped. If you don't know this spot then it's definitely a sleeper because the locals come here and it can get busy. Freshly hand made tortillas I ordered... Al pastor 4.5/5 My absolute favorite. It's well seasoned and flavorful. Better than most places because they cook and cut it from the trompo Asada 4/5 Meat is nicely grilled which gives it a nice smokey flavor. Well seasoned and because it's chopped into smaller pieces, helps chew through the tough bites Pollo 4.5/5 This caught me by surprise because it tasted almost like carnitas. The chicken is grilled but it had the texture of a carnita. It was crispy, tender and very juicy. Nicely seasoned. This became one of my favorite meats Cabeza 4.5/5 Nicely seasoned and super tender. Drinks 4/5 Agua frescas are good but are mostly on the sweeter side. My favorite is the cucumber lime because it's very refreshing. Sauces 3.5/5 I think the sauces are okay because it's slightly watered down for me. But it's still good on the tacos. Condiments 5/5 It's self serve but they're not stingy with the amount you need or want for your meal. Great selection from grilled onions and jalapeno, green and red salsa, lime, cucumber, and radish. Ambience 4/5 It's dining outside of a questionable area but there's plenty of tables and parking if it's not busy. Service 5/5 Not much to say and idk how to rate this but basically my interactions are from ordering and self pick up, and self serving my own condiments and napkins. Staff are friendly and quick with timing

DON'T EAT AT THIS PLACE!!!!…read more I used to love this place. However, the burrito I got last week ago gave me severe food poisoning. That was the only meal I had that day so I know for a fact that it was this burrito that caused the poisoning. I was out of commission for the whole week with constant vomiting and diarrhea. This place should not be serving food without a health inspection.

Best chicken sandwiches in town! Best chicken sandwich I've ever had actually. The staff and…read moreservice is splendid as well.

Visiting Petaluma, I stopped at Belfare for lunch. I ordered the Classic Fried Chicken Sandwich…read more For $20, I was expecting one of the best sandwiches I've ever had...l'm sad to say the chicken wasn't as tender (or as large/filling) as I expected it to be. I've had fried chicken sandwiches with a much larger piece of chicken at a bit lower of a price point. I'm not local to Petaluma though, so it's likely I'm just not aware of the local prices/portions. After I tried it, I wished I had ordered one of their seasonal menu items I was considering. (They source from local vendors and change their menu based on what is currently in season, which I really appreciate.) Service was nice and welcoming. You order at the counter then find a seat.

Funny story--the lobster roll at Disneyland is one of my favorite meals there. Prices are so high…read morefor food there that the lobster roll seems like a good deal. "Now, Lizzie", you may be thinking, "why is that relevant?" Well, the sentiment there holds for Chase Center's Sam's Chowder House: Chase Center food prices are so high, that the lobster roll is one of the better deals in the stadium. You order at a computer kiosk and service is still very good. It's fast. And yes, that lobster roll is pretty good. They gave me quite a bit of lobster and it tasted flavorful and fresh. The bread was warm and tasted buttery. I wish it came with fries, but hey, you can't have everything.

Felt a bit hungry while watching a basketball game and wanted some fries. Randomly decided to grab…read moresome here. Their shoestring fries have paprika sprinkled on top and were about $8. We got our food within 1-2 minutes. Flavor wise, kind of tasted exactly what you would expect out of game food.