Aron B.
Yelp
I'd call it 3.5 stars, but rounding it up to 4 is OK, too. 3.5 is more accurate.
After the stratospheric heights of Galindo's last week, a fellow Yelper messaged me telling me that the best al pastor was at El Angel in Lincoln Park. Long story short, he's dead wrong. The al pastor here is *fine*, but on its very best day, it *might* break into the Top 5 al pastor tacos in the area, by taking the #5 position. It's not *touching* Galindo's. Taqueria Alameda in Westland has *nothing* to worry about. Carnival Market rests easy. Others, too, can rest on their laurels. While this is better-than-decent, it ain't throwing anybody else out of the ring.
Their asada, to be honest, was a trifle bit better than Galindo's, but that's not to say that I want it again...it was still pretty "meh". It's too bad that steak has to be reduced to giving up its beefy flavor. Still, I appreciated that they had spiced it appropriately, and it got eaten.
Their pico de gallo passes muster, with probably a grade of C+/B-, but again: Galindo's blew it out of the water, here. It's quite inexpensive, so that's definitely a plus, but I'd rather pay more for better pico de gallo.
The facility needs some help. It's...meager. Oh, and the restroom is out of order. And the beverages are pretty expensive for Jarritos. Look: it really isn't bad! It's fine! But would I come here again when Galindo's is just down the road? Or Campestre? No, unless maybe it's 10 Tacos for $10 day or something like that. They're worth that...but they're not worth the same amount of money as Galindo's fantastic stuff.