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    Taste This LA

    5.0 (4 reviews)
    Open • 7:30 am - 5:30 pm

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    Carnitas El Artista - Inside

    Carnitas El Artista

    3.9(243 reviews)
    1.4 mi•North Inglewood
    •$$

    I stopped by today, but it looks like this place is no longer operating as it was before. The woman…read moreworking there told me they've changed concepts and are now focusing on birria and barbacoa. I asked if they had a menu, but she said they didn't have any menus available yet. The burners weren't on, and the whole place smelled like Fabuloso. It was definitely clean, but it didn't feel like they were open and ready to serve customers. If they're in the middle of a transition, I'll check back once everything is up and running. As of today, though, it didn't seem like they were fully open for business.

    To satisfy your carnivorous cravings, hurry over to Carnitas El Artista. Or fuel up before a game…read moreat SoFi. Pull up a seat and enjoy the Michoacan artistry of the incredible carnitas. Carnitas: The carnitas is crispy, rich, and intensely flavored. You can get them as tacos dressed with onions and cilantro. Or get the carnitas plate, loaded with meat, and rice and beans. Add some excellent salsa roja, sharp salsa verde, and spicy orange habanero salsa. Menudo: The huge clay bowl contains the red and savory stew of tripe and chillies. The tripe has been long simmered until they are soft, tender, and just a bit chewy. Toss in onions, cilantro, and dried oregano. Squeeze some lime juice to keep building the flavor. The friendly owner checked in on us and offered us a cup of buche. The pork stomachs are fried and are soft with a nice chewy gelatinous exterior that has absorbed the savory notes. Parking: There's a lot, but there's only one space since the other side's spots are for the neighboring tire shop. You can easily find a spot by the sidewalk in front.

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    Brothers Cousins Tacos - Pollo, asada, pastor tacos

    Brothers Cousins Tacos

    4.6(730 reviews)
    5.0 mi•Palms
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    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.

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    Brothers Cousins Tacos - 6 Tacos $12.00

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