Food was amazing! I tried a triples taco and it was nice crispy. Bomb also had the asada torta another bomb, highly recommended.

So fresh and quality was great. Couldn't asked for more honestly. Loved that it came with guacamole and the tortillas were so natural. Portion and price was amazing as well but beware the salsas all were spicy or had an element to spice. Even the "not spicy" ones like the red was spicy. Green was probably the most mild. Overall great small business to support. I got one pollo and pastor taco and both were juicy and not dry

Tacos were amazing, and homemade tortillas! The Pastor tacos are my favorite and the place is a must try!

I was craving Tacos estilo Tijuana which is what Don Goyo sells and their asada did not disappoint started off with one because it was a craving but then decided to go bananas and we tried the Tripa, Cabeza, lengua, chicharrón verde, buche, al pastor and of course asada. The cabeza, buche, and lengua where a disappointment they actually made us sick but the rest were pretty good I won't go back because I have trust issues but salsas and everything else was good.

The tacos were fantastic, especially the carnitas - bursting with flavor! The tortillas are house-made which makes a big difference. My brother loved the massive portion of asada fries. Just a heads-up that parking is limited and there's only outdoor seating by a busy street. Takeout might be a good option!

Passing by and was looking for some good tacos. Was actually going to go to another place nearby but when I drove by, this place called my name and I had to stop by. And boy did I not regret it. This definitely hit the craving I've been having for tacos in a long time and is going to be a staple stop anytime I'm in the LA area. Everything we got was delicious. There wasn't anything we got that we did not like. The hand made tortillas were spot on. Service was great, very helpful explaining some of the items. The papa loca was a first ever trying and it was so good. My husband got it plain since he doesn't like the toppings but even like that it was still delicious. Next time I'll have to order it myself with the works. We ate in the car before leaving since we had to go and it was late at night. But they do have a seating area to the side with plenty of tables. Can't wait for my next trip to LA to make a stop here.

I had some time to kill while getting my windows tinted next door (check out Direct Tint - best in the business). This is like a little taco shop/stand right out of Tijuana, Mexico. The food is all delicious, they specialize in Al Pastor anything. My only gripe, the physical location is a bit rundown, which is part of the authentic charm I suppose. Mismatched paint and stucco, along with a general disrepair. UNFORTUNATELY, I had to watch a cockroach battle a spiderweb while eating my quesadilla, not the imagery that makes you hungry. That is also a testament to the food, because it didn't stop me from grinding. LOL. That said, it was gross. Had my wife been with me, she would have immediately thrown her food away, or suddenly been not hungry. I had the Al Pastor quesadilla which was excellent and really filling, total cost was around, $8.50. I like that they also have an old-school push cart with additional toppings that really help bring out the flavor: onions, cilantro, pico de gallo, radish, limes, etc. Pro tip: they prefer cash, you get a 4% discount, OR, you pay a 4% premium if you use a credit card, cash is king.