Tire Shop Taqueria

Andres Salazar

Strictly from a quality of food stand point, best tacos in LA. Downsides: It's always packed but line does move fast, it's not in the best neighborhood ro say the least and very few places to sit and eat. Be prepared to eat in your car or take it to go.

kim e. powell

4.6 | almost as authentic as it gets. very very good. it's a food stall style, so you stand outside and just walk up to place your order. the meat was extremely good, the guacamole and sauces are super fresh and I didn't get their fresh juice but will next time! 10/10 recommend.it's heavy on the meat so just be prepared for a limited authentic taco etc menu. the tortillas could have been a liiitle fresher but we also went late, just a little before close but overall, didn’t take away from the flavour and the fire guacamole.

Ju Young Oh

Tried their Cabeza, Asada, and Pastor. Asada had a huge amount of flavour, but the Cabeza was EXTREMELY tender. Super soft to bite into. Not to mention, the tortillas were handmade on the spot. Everything was fresh from start to finish. Only setback was that each taco was $2.25 😬 even if I went just for the Cabeza tacos, I’m not sure if I’d pay that… 9/10

Ivan R

Came to LA with my oldest daughter to tour the Universities in the area and ran into this California gem of a place. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you come and try the authentic Mexican cuisine that is served at this location. The homemade tortillas to the appropriately prepped and cooked variety of meat they serve, this location is taste of flashbacks to the old country and how TRUE MEXICAN food should be made and served. 🥑