Chicas Tacos

Chicas Tacos always hits the spot. The nachos in my photo were insanely good and super cheesy, flavorful, just perfect. I’m also a big fan of their agua frescas, always refreshing. The BBQ chicken pizza is a must-try with tons of flavor and really satisfying. I recently tried the new jalapeño burger and it's a great addition. Spicy, juicy, and fits the vibe perfectly. My favorite taco is the braised beef. It's incredibly juicy and packed with flavor. Overall, great food and a laid-back bar atmosphere. Highly recommend.

Best nacho in town. Staff are super friendly. Recommended.

Food is horrendous I've tried this place before cause friends came I thought it would be better this time but still inedible. Cold food. Wet. Soggy. Just nasty texture and flavor. Literally took one bite of the chicken taco after barely getting the beef down. Nearly gagged. Ate my bland rice to try to drown out how nasty the chicken was. Had to sip at some green chartreuse at the bar to help save my mouth from the assault of disgust. Nearly barfed. Legit what the hell. As an unnamed person there told me "we only trust their fries" I get it. White ppl tacos indeed. Bad ones. Also why is there so much liquid.

Not very flavorful, def not the best tacos I’ve had in LA. The corn tortilla is too tough, the proteins aren’t well seasoned, and generally it’s boring to eat. They need some spicy salsas or creamy sauces. Something to make it more interesting. Also, I can’t prove it, but I had a total stomachache after eating the fish tacos.

OMG ! this food is awesome! the quesadilla is large and serves two people, the tacos are wonderful and well prepared! Chips and guacamole are also very good , I do not like jalapeno and the guaca comes with it , but this is very personal , I will be back for sure !

Nice small and friendly place. There are Mexican type soft drinks and a cool selection of tacos, with vegetarian options. I don't think there was any beer on the menu but I didn't mind. After ordering, your name gets called out to collect the order. After a short wait, the tacos were full of flavour and quite nice. It was a nice change from the other restaurants in LA.

Absolutely fantastic!!! Flavors are happiness in your mouth. Highly recommend the jack fruit taco and the corn on the cob is something else. So delicious! And I love their little seating area outside on the red picnic tables.

Food was pretty bland. And we ordered the nachos with extra guacamole, and there didn’t look like there was any guacamole on it. So we told the cashier and they said “the extra guacamole is in the middle.” Sure enough, still not a drop of guacamole on the entire thing. And no cilantro either. Also, no taste nor flavor nor good presentation. Take a look.

Located inside All Season Brewery, this taco stand has a good variety of tacos but also has a wide variety of mexican food - burritos, nachos, enchiladas, bowls. They even have pizza. So if you're not a taco fan, they have other options for you. You order at a self-service kiosk, and then they text you when your order is ready. They weren't too busy while we were there, but service is a little slower. Took about 30 minutes for us to get 3 tacos. They were definitely pricier, too - We paid about $20 for 3 tacos. The shrimp taco was good - pleasantly surprised with the flavor. Steak taco was decent, nothing special to talk about - the tortilla was probably the best part of that taco. Overall, with the service and the price vs the food, I wouldn't actively seek out coming here. However, if I was at the brewery and hungry, I would order from them again.

First of all, the whole concept of this taco joint being inside this refurbished vintage Firestone is a vibe within itself. Me and my bestie decided to see what was tea after Pilates and we were not disappointed! The BBQ CHICKEN PIZZA had me like CPK WHO?!?! We also ordered the fish tacos and those went crazy as well!!

It had been a couple of years since I ate there and decided to give it another try, the first time it was OK, three stars worth, but this time the food and menu were way better...easy five stars! It's located in the All Season's Brewery. You can order ahead online or place your order while you're sippin' some suds. Either way, you won't have to wait long for your food and you'll be mighty happy when you get it! I had a market burrito with peppered steak. It was super good, and it seemed like a healthy burrito, not all gooey with too much cheese, etc. It wasn't gigantic, but it was plenty filling. I think healthier food is much more satisfying and this is a really good burrito. My friend had tacos, one beef, and one chicken. He loved both of them. They have street corn on the menu, I had to try it. I'm super glad I did because it's fantastic!! It was about $5 and well worth every bite. They have a nice menu of pizzas, bowls, tacos, wings, quesadillas, dirty fries, agua frescas, etc Lynn, the manager is super nice and the chef is awesome. A big yes to Chicas Tacos. You'll want to plan on eating there when you're at All Seasons for a brew with your friends. You'll all be really happy you did!

This is located inside a brewery. Parking can be a hassle. Steak burrito was alright. Pretty big. Could use some more sour cream and liquid queso. It still had some good flavor. I like their salsas. Quick service.

Quick and easy counter service spot located inside the All Seasons Brewing Co. there's a self service kiosk where you can place your order and then the pick up window is on the right hand side. My two taco combo cost $10 and came with a small side of chips and salsa. I opted for the fish taco and the asada tacos. They have nonalcoholic drinks available for purchase as well. My food came out in less than 10 minutes at 8pm on a Saturday evening and there's plenty of seating within the brewery. Credit cards accepted.

Chicas is a good experience. It almost feels like a cool food truck directly inside the brewery (All Seasons). We got the nachos. They were good! But recommendation: DO NOT EAT THE JALAPEÑO. Unless you have a death wish or you just like the challenge of trying a pepper forged in the fires of Mt. Doom. Which, if it suits your tastes, would make this a no-brainer. Aside from that, everything was great. The order came out pretty quickly too. It's a nice compliment to whatever beverage you get from All Seasons.

Everyone who knows me knows I love Mexican food. There's no shortage of it in LA, but this spot still stands out to me. It has all the classics, but elevated. You can taste the freshness of the ingredients and they have nice spins on originals. I got the Dirty Fries, which is the equivalent of carne asada fries (it's not in the menu anymore) with braised beef. Cheesy. Gooey. Avocado crema. Fresh jalapeños. Crisp fries. Amazing. This location is like a huge warehouse with plenty of seating and there's games. Ordering was easy. Service was quick. I've been back here again and also to the Culver City location. At the Culver City location, I got the vegetarian Market Bowl with grilled mushrooms and cauliflower. Chef's kiss.

If you're hungry and already at all seasons brewing, sure might as well order some food. It looks pretty good, but I didn't enjoy it much. Also I'd rather just hang out at all seasons without food. Taste: the dirty fries were not very good. Do I expect dirty fries to be good? No. But I just found them to be bland and soggy. The nachos were basically the same toppings. I think I'd stick to the nachos next time. Experience: I like the airiness of all seasons patio, but the line for food took longer than it should have, and there wasn't a good place to post up and eat it after we got the food. I'd come here just to hang out because it feels nice. Mood Before/After: I was in an okay mood before, this didn't put any damper on it thankfully. Fullness: full enough because I was hungry, if I wasn't I might not have finished. What else did I eat/do today affecting my experience: I went to the scent festival at craft contemporary with a friend. My nose was overloaded and I kind had a headache.

Chicas Tacos is a solid spot in LA. Mostly everything is self-service though, so if you're looking for a sit down/full-service spot this isn't for you. On the other hand, self ordering on the kiosk, and picking up at the window was a contactless and seamless process. I lived in LA for a few years and I would say these tacos were good, super flavorful, but pricey. I really liked the chicken and steak tacos, but for the combo, I feel like they could have given a little more than a handful of chips (doesn't cost that much more!) With that said, it's not often you find good food inside of a brewery, and their location is perfectly located in the back of All Seasons. It's hard to beat spending an afternoon with a taco in one hand and a glass of cider in the other :) If I had to do it over again I would have remembered to go back for dessert and try their churros!

Chicas is conveniently located inside All Seasons Brewery. What a perfect way to enjoy tacos and beers. We decided to get the burrito with braised shredded beef for about $12 rather than going the taco route as they were $5/6. Since it was our first time trying we wanted to go big and indulge in a burrito rather than 3 tacos and be left hungry for more. You order at the countertop, plenty of seating at the brewery and they alert you when order is ready. Burrito was rolled in a flour tortilla filled with rice, beans, three cheese blend, house salsa, guac, and cilantro. It def was filling. I can see why price is up there. They did offer other items on the menu such as pizzas, quesadilla, wings, ceviche. I will say this, for the price and for what it is, a taco shop located inside a brewery, with fresh ingredients, it works. It would be unfair of me to categorize and rate this place to taco trucks. They are just different calibers, great in their own lanes, which is why in comparison to Trejo's Tacos, Chica's kills!

First night in Los Angeles, and we tried Chica's tacos. This location is situated inside of a bar so the environment was loud and dark. However, the tacos itself were delicious. The service was quick and I would definitely recommend if you were coming out to eat with friends for night out.

We came to All Season Brewing to pregame and grab a bite before hitting the club and it was the best decision ever I ordered a steak and a pork taco. These tacos were fat!!! So much flavor and quite impressive coming from a brewery

Tucked in the back of the All Seasons brewery/bar this is exactly what you need when you realize just how strong the margaritas are here. You can order directly from a QR code on the table so you don't even have to get up from your seat. They got great tacos, Mexican pizzas, nachos, and eloté, among other things so there is plenty to chose and chomp on. It's conveniently located between the bar and the skeeball lanes so you can find plenty to do while your waiting for your delicious treats to arrive. I promise you, this will be the smartest move you make at this bar and you might have to order seconds when everyone at your table catches wind of the nachos you just brought.

Tried a chicken quesadilla here and it was very disappointing. I'm from East LA where tacos and Mexican food are abundant, and it felt like this place did not even attempt to pay respect to the cuisine. Food felt very Americanized. There were green onions on my quesadilla?? No cilantro or onions, bad salsas, bland flavors. Tortilla chips were equally as bad. Very thick and dense, no flavor, and tasted stale.

If you like Mexican food, DON'T GO HERE! Yes, it looks fun and festive from the street, so we tried, for the second time. NO BUENO! This time I had the plant based taco. Bland and flavorless. Next I tried the shrimp taco. WORST taco I've ever had! Three dry, yet greasy shrimp that must have been under a heat lamp for a few days. With a texture like cardboard and I struggled to not spit out the one bite I'd tried. (Wish I'd taken a pic!) The beer I had after trying two different ones was, meh. My husband liked the fish taco, but I'm done with you Chica!

After having lived in San Diego for three years, my boyfriend and I are self-proclaimed taco snobs and we were extremely impressed with Chicas Tacos. We ordered the braised pork and steak tacos and topped it with the habanero salsa and it was FIRE! We've searched LA far and wide for the best tacos including spots like King Taco, Guisado's, and popular taco trucks on the west side, but I have to admit this is definitely top three on my list! What I like about it is the authenticity of the tacos that rely mainly on the flavor in the meat and minimal add-on toppings without the pretentious fillings like a lot of "modern taco spots" offer. There are a variety of other items on the menu such as ceviche, elote, horchata and agua frescas, so there is a little of something for everyone as well! It's also super nice that Chica's Tacos is in All Seasons Brewery so you can grab ourself a refreshing glass of beer on the side. It's a cute hangout spot for friends or a fun date with little games like skeeball too and based in an old Firestone garage! Definitely haven't been in anything like it, it's worth a stop!

the Chipotle BBQ Chicken Pizza is delicious! and the flour is no joke. definitely recommend it

Tacos pretty tasty. Service was fast. Honestly the place was just Very very loud. You could barley hear yourself talking lol

Super strategic and creative concept as far as the venue. This place is inside of the actual bar so after a certain time you have to be over 21. Moreover, the food: I would've loved more topping offerings for the tacos considering the price. The tacos weren't bad at all in flavor but nothing I would be craving however glad they had lots of dietary options for pescatarians, vegans, and meat lovers This space is huge and street parking was easy but could've been the time of the day. It wasn't busy at all and loved their drink options but chose not to indulge. The to go packaging is also good and their overall service is great and have no complaints about that I got the jackfruit and supreme impossible tacos The Guac and chips were really great. Guac was very small in size but filled with freshness and flavor

I don't consider myself a huge taco fan, this place changed that. I really loved the food that I had. As other people have pointed out, I thought the food was a bit pricey but it was definitely worth it. I had a cheese quesadilla the fries and a pulled pork taco. All of them were delicious and I will be definitely going back!

This is a gem to me. I had the chance to visit this place on my first visit to LA. I had a great time catching up with some friends from college. I had the barbacoa taco and a fish taco on this visit. Both tacos were really good. My friend Brandon got the nachos so I had a little bit of that as well. It was a cool setting and having a bar next door was great. I would advise anybody visiting LA to make a trip to this spot.

Was driving past the neighborhood and was craving tacos so I did some searching and found Chicas Tacos on Yelp! Basically, this taco stand is inside a bar named All Season Brewing Company! (which used to be a Firestone) The bar itself is pretty cool, and a few skee ball machines and a photobooth! They do check ID at the entrance though so I'm not sure if they would if you just wanted to come in and order food. I ordered 1 shrimp taco and 1 carne asada. The tacos are pretty pricy imo. I feel like you can find a place that sells tacos for much cheaper than here. However, I did enjoy their tacos but their carne asada was not that great. The shrimp taco, however, was delicious! One taco is around $4 and is of average size like at other taco places. I also ordered their ceviche which was around $15 and comes with chips. I was craving ceviche, so I enjoyed it. The shrimp was fresh and tasted great! Overall, I think that the tacos and ceviche were pretty decent, but for the price, it's not really worth it. There are a ton of taco spots all around LA that is cheaper and tastes better imo. Still a great place to check out if you're looking for a hole in the wall! The bar makes some cool drinks and the skee ball machines are fun to play with, especially with friends! I came on a Sunday night around 11pm ish so it was pretty dead but I'm sure it gets more busy on the weekends!

This place is a total trip. We came here after seeing Alingon Mitra at the Comedy Store and after trying to find a place open for dinner at THREE different restaurants, we ended up here bc it's my friend's tried and true Mexican spot. It used to be an old auto repair shop? But it's open pretty late, has several skeeball lanes (yes, skeeball) and plenty of seating in a huge space. There's a big bar and I imagine that's what attracts the late night crowd. You order the food at the counter and seat yourself - so it's def a very casual spot. BUT apparently they have Michelin star tortillas lol So of course I had to see what a Michelin star tortilla tastes like (it's pretty tasty though I'm not a tortilla expert). Prices are reasonable, portions a HUGE. Late night menu is much more limited but at least it's open!

Super cute inside of the All Seasons Brewing. I'll update my review as I try other food items. THE TACOS: Okay Chicas, I see you $5 for a single fish taco, but I'm not mad cause it was good...is it better than Candela's $5 fish taco? Jury still out on that one. But I completely appreciated the Cesar salad fish taco situation. It was a bit dry, they needed a lil mo dressing, but the homie suggested a side of hot sauce along with it which was good. The hot sauce was a tasty addition. THE FRIES: I mean...they were regular degular fries, which is totally fine. I wasn't disappointed, but they could have been in the fryer another 35-seconds. However, their aoli sauce was coo. PARKING: Good luck. Walk, Uber, or don't come here. I'm really excited for All Seasons Brewery and Chicas Tacos. I have high hopes this will be my neighborhood bar. And if I get my DJing skills together, maybe they'll let me DJ on Wednesday nights ‍. If not, maybe I can find a man with a damn job sines this seems to be the spot we're the construction workers hang out after work

Love the ambience. It's a food truck spot inside a bar. Ordered the fish and chicken tacos. Can't go wrong with the fish tho! Got second servings after the first order. 3-4 tacos is a good meal serving (for me :P) they text you when your food is ready so service is pretty much chill and wait for food type of deal :]

I had this place a year ago and it was really good. I recently had it again a few weeks back with 3 shrimp tacos and they were really gross. I don't know what they did with the shrimp...maybe they were burnt but it was nothing like what I got last year. I will not be going back.

The best fish taco I have ever had. I love that's it's like a Caesar salad. So good!!!

This location is inside of the All Seasons Brewing in the old Firestone location. I like that it's a separate window you order from and I imagine that they get a lot of business from the bar. There were kids in there before 6pm, I'm not sure when the kid cutoff is but it's nice that they allow them there for the skeeball and photobooth. The braised pork and braised steak tacos were good. The fish taco was okay. I got their vegan horchata made with coconut milk. It was nice to have a non-dairy horchata. Pretty pricey for 3 tacos and an horchata at about $20 but what else are you going to when the hunger strikes inside of All Seasons. They text you when your order is ready and you pick up at a separate pick up window.

A very bad meal was delivered to me from the Chicas (at the brewery). I ordered a fish taco, double corn tortilla, extra Caesar salad, guacamole, chips, salsa and mineral water. Nothing was edible, even my dog turned it down. I attempted to call hoping to work out some sort of refund, but the extensions were not accepting calls. I will not order from Chicas again. A very bad meal was delivered to me from the Chicas (at the brewery). I ordered a fish taco, double corn tortilla, extra Caesar salad, guacamole, chips, salsa and mineral water. Nothing was edible, even my dog turned it down. I attempted to call hoping to work out some sort of refund, but the extensions were not accepting calls. I will not order from Chicas again.

This is based on delivery... We have our go-to place for burritos but unfortunately they were already closed when the craving hit so we decided to try something new. And Chicas didn't disappoint!! The burritos were delicious! We also ordered nachos but unfortunately those did not travel well. We're pretty close to the restaurant and the chips were already stale when they got to us. Not sure if they're better when you eat in. So if you're looking for burritos to be delivered I definitely recommend!

Oh, the disappointment... This was actually one of my favorite places, but today the chips in my plant based nachos were super burnt. When I went up to the counter to ask for a bag of chips and some guacamole, since the chips were SO burned, I was told I would have to pay for that. When I reiterated that the chips were BURNED I was told I would have to bring them back to show them...super lame guys. Needless to say, I paid for the chips and guacamole, so I could have something edible, but you just lost a loyal customer.

Please open for lunch during the week!!! All my colleagues would eat there haha. Bomb tacos.

Chicas is one on my favorite Mexican food places hands down! I love there vegan nachos! Honestly probably the best vegan nachos I have tried! Definitely recommend it .

Stumbled upon this gem on Saturday night while looking for some late night food. It's tucked away in a food/beer hall. Food was tasty, but very pricey, $65 for 5 (very small) tacos, corn and nachos. But what's super irritating was the price goughing for each add-on: $.25 for lettuce wrap $.55 for salsa (each type) $4.80 for the smallest taco ever I'll still go back though because that jackfruit vegan taco is what dreams are made of.

Overall these tacos were legit! My diet is mostly vegan but I wanted to sample a fish taco for the first time in a long time I'm so glad I did. It was good af.. The impossible tacos were also top tier. I would say however to stay away from them jackfruit tacos. I don't know what those were.. It was like they opened a can of jackfruit and put some tomatoes in a tortilla with it, no flavor. All in all great experience tho! I'll never get those again but I'd def have the others again. Hope this helps!!

TACOS ARE GOOD BUT AVOID GETTING DELIVERY. Seems like employees don't care enough to check/read order receipts. My boyfriend and I have ordered tacos here at least 4 times via Postmates/Uber Eats. First few times were great - we get our orders correct. Food was good. However, the last 2 times, we were ALWAYS missing one taco combo. Yes I can get a refund on Uber Eats but guess what Chicas Tacos, you ruined my taco night TWICE. No bueno. Beer battered fish with Caesar salad on top of it. Good, but when I think about potentially not being able to get everything I ordered... nah forget it. Imma pass, bruh.

Opened two days ago in an old Firestone Tire Center.The beautiful Streamlined syle is well restored in a space that Chica shares with a bar and brewery. The food offerings run to the usual tacos (no shrimp),burritos,chips,guac, and nachos. Curiously also pizza and wings.The interpretation was good,flavorful but not unique. What is novel on this block is a casual bar with inexpensive food(a good replacement for the now closed Little Bar and its food truck,) In an area with several taco trunks and little taquerias..the bar will make the difference.

I love that this spot is open late! I left the bars and was craving some tacos and rather than sitting outside in the cold, we stumbled across Chicas Tacos! I love the vibe and they have enough seating inside and tables outside. It was super cute and the ordering was quick and easy. They did not have corn which I was sad about but it was around 1AM. I got the Asada tacos and the chips and guac and my friends got the nachos. They were both delicious! A little more pricey than a taco truck but it was worth it. The chips tasted super fresh and crunchy. I'll be back to this place for a late night snack.

On my taco quest 2020, tried this place this week. The place is cute and colorful. Most of the seating is outside but there are a few counter seats inside. I asked the lady employee how I order and was directed to a kiosk. I am not really a fan of places that want you to use a kiosk over a human, but it was easy. I ordered a cucumber lime mint agua, which was tasty. They have great compostable straws, which were not paper, this did not go unnoticed. I ordered one green pork taco and one chorizo spiced cauliflower with mushroom taco. Both of them were very good. My only recommendation is for some salsa to be offered.

Tucked in the back of All Seasons Brewery is a cute little taco stand with a variety of menu options. I appreciate them catering to the vegan crowd. Neighborhood street parking in the back or the next door parking structure. Coconut Horchata: first time I've seen vegan horchata and I worked at Whole Foods. Honestly, it wasn't very authentic, but it was good in a cinnamon milk way. Hibiscus Pineapple: definitely recommend this one. Not too tangy or sweet with a floral aftertaste. It's also purple ayyy. Got the regular steak taco: big chunks of steak but I didn't taste much besides the overpowering salsa. I mean it was a good tangy salsa but you could've told me it was a chicken taco for all I knew. At least they piled it on high but I'll go to my maybe-not-FDA approved $1.50 street taco lady any day. Fish taco: I'm a big fan of anything fried fish so it had the crunchiness and not fishyness of a decent fish taco. Would recommend if you enjoy a fried white fish with the works. Chips & Salsa: chips were thick and crunchy. Salsa was literally tomato water. Wouldn't recommend their salsa but it's hard to mess up chips. Overall, an okay taco place when you're getting drinks at All Season Brewery. You literally don't have any other options lol.

VEGAN friendly!!!! Love Chica's Taco's at All Seasons. Great location, great food, vegan friendly, and I love the ambiance outside. It's perfect for any occasion and I will absolutely be going back.

Fish taco! Wow. Great location- park in parking structure around the corner. Nice outdoor dining area. Easy and fast.

Great food. Worst service imaginable. Not sure I'd recommend....It's like when a really attractive person opens their mouth and your immediately turned off because of their attitude. Likeeee your tacos are not that good... #respectfully

I have to be honest the highlight of this taco spot is the fact that it is in a brewery. I had a chicken, steak and fish tacos. They where not that great. The fish tacos came battered which was nice but it had a Cesar salad on it. The chicken one had a spicy mayonnaise based sauce which was over powering the taco. The steak lacked a lot and did not meet my expectations. I was expecting a more authentic experience not a commercialized one. Everyone wants to put their own spin on tacos. I say just make fake street tacos.

This restaurant should have six out of five stars because it's phenomenal! The food is chef's kiss! Each location has a different vibe. I over order every time, but I never feel bad about it. Friendly staff, delicious drinks, and fresh ingredients!

I was strolling down Olive in downtown LA and saw this very cute place called "Chicas Tacos". It looks amazingly cool at night with the Chicas neon sign and classic latin motif decor. The Staff is very friendly and I went with the chicken & fish tacos and nachos. The taco was phenomenal-one of the best I've had all year with super fresh tasting ingredients. The nachos with the delicious cheeses and peppers was another A+ in my experience. The service was really fast and they are very convenient in the center of DTLA. Chicas now ranks as a top ten Mexican restaurant for me in the super competitive LA.

Peak white person Mexican food. I'd rather eat at the goodwill across the street. I'm convinced that the people that left good reviews have weho Stockholm syndrome and haven't had a meal under 70 dollars in 6 years.

This is my wife's go to taco spot whenever we are in socal. Their tacos have their own unique flavors. You should definitely check em out. (Pictures are from different visit)

I'm truly a crunchy taco kinda guy; I've always said that soft tacos were just unfolded burritos. That's why it's taken me so long to stop by and try Chicas, but I can say that after 1 visit, that'll I'll be back! It was a Tuesday, so I got everything listed on their special menu (at $2.50 per item). Their 'unfolded burritos' were extremely full of flavor. I had ordered 4 of these, all different, along with their corn on the cob. Every bit of it was very pleasing and amazingly enough, it took me a bit to figure out which item was the vegetarian because it all looked like meat; I finally figured out it was Cauliflower Chorizo and it too, was very pleasing to my palette. This is not Taco Bell, so you're gonna pay a little bit more, but from the time you see, smell and taste their fare, you'll realize that the price went into some fresh quality ingredients and on top of that, it's all prepared will a homemade, caring touch. Cute ambience inside and out; great local small biz you'll feel good supporting.

If you blink you will miss this cute little taqueria. The place is small but the smells are amazing! The girls working the day I was there were very sweet and friendly. She made a great recommendation to try the steak taco. The menu caters to just about everyone. There are 2 options for combo meals and a decent selection of sides. I love how they serve the food in a pink box and everything is just about recyclable. I had the steak taco and the flavors where great. I loved the crispy potatoes in the taco, it gave a great texture. The steak was tender and flavorful. The fresh radish and cilantro gave a wonderful freshness to the dish. I wish them all the luck and hope I get to go again next year when I'm back in LA.