Los Tacos Al Pastor

Read till the end :) Great location! Smelt great from the outside. Presented to look very well! However, it lacks flavor. Salad was very tasteless, especially considering how much “salsa” or “dressing” was in it, just taste like wet hot greens, with bland chicken. The pastor taco, the only flavor in that was the pineapples, had to douse the taco in like just to have some sort of taste. Also, tried to order a topo Chico, but the cashier said they were all out, looked around and noticed topo’s literally everywhere, even in the buckets to the right side of him..maybe throw a couple of those in the fridge? Won’t return here unfortunately.

I should have read the other review. Got a burrito bowl and there was barely any chicken in it. All rice and a tiny bit of salad. Screw that for $15. Plus the guy serving, like others have said, is so standoffish (wears glasses)

Good tacos, but not the best. The chicken was tender but lacked a bit of seasoning and needs sauce to bring out flavour. I prefer other taco places with beef birria!

This location was over hyped. Ordered the pork, chicken and cactus. Cactus and chicken were quite nice but the pork was dry. Also had the corn starter which was quite a big portion for 1 person.

UPDATE TO PREVIOUS POST Went back for two chicken tacos + guac and chips. Chicken was dry and toppings were not as flavorful as my memory had me believe. Tried guac and chips for first time, overall meh flavor and guac consistency was not for me. Shortly after, I did not feel well with stomach "issues" and given this was lunch and my first meal of the day; felt confident that it was attributed to this. Being local, I went to explain the situation and suggested it may be the guac. Unfortunately, and this is the reason I am writing this update - the owner/ manager failed to assume any accountability for the issue. He reiterated multiple times that the guac is made fresh daily, and questioned me more than 1-2x whether I had a food allergy. I found this rather surprising and did not appreciate deflecting the situation on me. My mistake was suggesting the guac, as it became the focus of the majority of the conversation. While food is made fresh daily, it also needs to be stored and refrigerated properly. When you see the salsas and other ingredients are set out without ice or refrigeration, you cannot deflect on the customer. Don't know about the guac as I didnt see it before I got the bag, but the point is this: treat your customers appropriately and take some accountability in circumstances like this, especially when you are running a restaurant. Needless to say, I cannot recommend nor will I return to this place. PREVIOUS POST FROM 5 MONTHS AGO: Other reviews had me hesitant to try, glad that I took a leap of faith today. Ordered a chicken taco — meat flavor was so-so, but the portion was huge, salsa verde was solid. Tortilla was fine, not greasy. Clean and fast, it’s not a top 5 contender but will be back again!

I love this small place. Although its noisy because of the bridge above it and the Mexican music is pounding out of the speakers, the food is really good. All home made, served fast, really tastefull. And, at a fair price.

LACK OF COMPLIANCE WITH DISABILITY RIGHTS / ADA Absolutely appalled by the customer service I received here today. I am a disabled individual who requires a service animal at all times, as I walked in both the cashier and the owner refused to service me because my working dog was with me. I kindly attempted to educate them about ADA laws and the rights that I have as a disabled person, and they refused to listen and wanted us to leave. I told him that he is discriminating against me and he replied back saying, “Oh you are one of those”. How dare you. Please DO NOT support this establishment unless you also support discrimination against people with disabilities who require accommodations such as a service animal. Absolutely vile behavior. The dog was way more well mannered and calm than these ableists working here.

Tacos were fine, service was quick. I enjoyed the pork more than the chicken.