Tacos Los Poblanos #1 Estilo Tijuana

I found this place by chance while searching for tacos online, and I’m so glad I did! The tacos are packed with flavor and filled generously with meat. You can really taste the difference with their fresh handmade tortillas they make every bite incredible. The balance of flavors is perfect. Definitely worth checking out if you love authentic, tasty tacos!

It is sooo good. I had the chicken and the beef taco. I wish I can eat more. Everyone there was so friendly. If I lived closer, I will be there every week.

Found this gem while searching for tasty tacos online. Portions are generous, flavors rich, and the fresh hand crafted tortilla elevates everything. I strongly recommend visiting for an amazing taco experience.

Authentic Carne Asada Tacos! Meat is seasoned well and the tortillas are home made. One of the better spots in LA! A must visit.

These are the best tacos in Los Angeles and top 2 or 3 in the United States, it’s not even close. The difference in taste between every other taco I’ve had in LA is significant. Yes, it’s worth the drive if you’re outside of Downtown. They took me back to Tijuana and gave me a ratatouille moment. The smell of the tortillas got me immediately. The salsa, meat cooked on charcoal, with the sides and tortillas make for the perfect taco. Carne asada ones are a must, pastor is a good #2

Stopped by to enjoy a little Taco Tuesday but when it came to by total, I was like what are you charging me for and he states that the little bit of cheese on my two tacos were $2 each 😮; definitely won't be back. Don't order the chicken tacos, for it doesn't have enough flavor.

I see why there's always a long line at this amazing taco spot. They make everything fresh and infront of your eyes. The quality of the homemade tortillas, meats, and salsas is top notch! Definitely have to try the Vampiros and tacos árabes. I tried four different meats and they were all amazing!

This is where we normally stop off after sporting events in South LA. Fresh tortillas, quality meats and salsa, different Agua frescas. The tacos arabes are awesome, a little different from your standard street taco. But the standard street tacos are also very good with the standard toppings and free fresh guac. All the classics, burritos, multitas, quesadillas, etc. They also put on a show chopping everything in front of you and adding salsa with flare as they make your food on fresh tortillas. While there don't skip on a crepe for dessert. One note, lots of parking but gets busy after some events.

Tacos Poblanos near Inglewood absolutely deserves every bit of its five-star reputation. I found it by chance after Alicia Villarreal's concert while scrolling through nearby spots with great ratings, and I figured it was worth taking my grandparents. I've had tacos in Tijuana hundreds of times, so my expectations were high, but this place completely delivered. The flavor, texture, and authentic street taco taste reminded me of Mexico in the best way. I ordered one gringa, two tacos, and a torta, and if I had to rank them, the tacos were definitely the best, then the gringa, and finally the torta. If it's your first time, go for the tacos because they're what this place does best. The agua fresca situation was a bit confusing since they only had one left and it was almost gone, but that might have been because it was midweek. We went after the concert, and it was still very lively. The area isn't the safest-looking, but they have security on site who stays alert, which made me feel better. Parking was okay, though I can see it getting tight when it gets busier. The seating area is small and feels a little cramped because there are more display tables for food than actual tables for guests, so that's something I hope they expand. My grandpa ended up standing for a bit since space was limited, but the food made it worth it. For four people, we spent about fifty-six dollars, which was very reasonable for the amount and quality. We love supporting small local spots like this, and we'll definitely be coming back again.

Carne Asada tacos are fire!! Meat is smoky and well seasoned. The homemade tortillas are perfect in consistency and delicious! I had the mild salsa and it paired nicely with my taco. They give you a perfect amount of guac- I just sprinkled a tad bit of salt on it but next time I'll probably just have them make my taco upside down with the guac first, meat second and toppings last! I know I'm a lil different but that way the meat seasons the guac! Think in terms of like a burrito! This was easily one of the best street tacos that I've had in a very long time and at $3 a pop, it was a steal!! I came a little after opening so the pic I took is indicative of that but by the time I was leaving, the area was packed with people. Extra plus is there's a dessert truck on site that sells very reasonably priced crepes and goodies! Happy to of found my new Taco spot!

Wow. Just wow. Tacos here are the bomb. My favorite is cabeza, followed by asada. The Al pastor is a hit or miss in my opinion. Will probably skip that. Definitely get it with all the toppings (sans cilantro in my case). The guac topping is a must get. Generous portions. Reasonable price. Lines are long but it moves at a fairly reasonable pace. Highly recommend!

This was my last meal in Los Angeles. I drove down and discovered how much of a cluster the parking lot is! I parked on the street about 2 blocks down. There were maybe 20 people in line when I got there. Mostly Hispanic, I was the lone gringo and probably stood out like a sore thumb lol. When I got up to the front of the line, I went with 5 tacos....2 asada, 2 adobada, and one chorizo. How were they? Carne Asada- They looked bomb! They tasted just ok though. Couple pieces of gristle in the taco, and the meat was kind of bland. It didn't have that smoky charcoal flavor like I was expecting. I also wasn't the biggest fan of their guacamole, either. It was rather bland also overpowered the taco for the most part. Adobada- These were a little bit better than the asada IMO, but the same things plagued them, too. Pork a little bland and the guacamole overtook the whole taco. Chorizo- This was my favorite of the 3. Nice crispy grilled sausage hacked up and thrown in a taco. It had a hot sauce on it too, and that was tasty. Would definitely get this one again...it had enough flavor and spice to shine through the guacamole. Am I coming back? Eh, maybe if I was in the area. I liked the vibe, and that they offer a lot of options, it's just that everything was just a little bit bland. As I was eating my tacos, I was eating them just to finish and not waste food, not because I was loving eating them (if that makes sense). The homemade tortillas are a nice touch, but even those, got cool fast and were a little gummy after a few minutes. Came here expecting greatness, and left feeling exactly what 3 stars is....just OK.

Hadn't been here in a long time and I'm glad that I came out with my friends. The food is amazing, fresh handmade tortillas, carbon cooked meats, fire salsas and all reasonably priced! Can't go wrong with anything here. With many businesses hurting with what's going on in the city, we have to do more to support the brave people who are still out there hustling! The parking inside sucks, so park outside in the street, yes it's in the a sketchy area but it's worth it. The people here are incredible and work efficiently, so while there is always a line, it moves pretty swiftly.

Hand made tortillas! with that statement in itself gives you a valid reason to stop & get tacos at this spot! Good flavor! Friendly individuals, location can get busy but most people take their orders to go, you can sit down and eat if you like. Their agua frescas are also very fresh & tasty. I Forgot to take pictures, I was too hungry .

Ordered the chicken and pastor tacos they were very delicious. The tacos are made with fresh corn tortillas which I appreciate as well as onions cilantro, guacamole, and three different salsas you can choose from. Meat was cooked and seasoned perfectly. We were visiting LA for the first time and liked the tacos soo much that we went twice here. Only thing that I'm going to complain about is that they forgot 5 tacos we ordered the second time we visited even after explaining our order multiple times to make sure it was correct. We were bummed when we drove 30 min and didn't have everything we ordered

A taco stand/truck/compound located in the Huntington Park area. I say that because there is a truck but it's also connected to a few stands in the parking lot area. They specialize in Tijuana style (which to me is iconic for their tacos looking like it is almost rolled in a cone shape to hold lots of delicious guacamole). Also, it seems like the mulitas are huge. The vibe when I went was really chill because it was on the later side during the week. The service was friendly and helpful. It was really easy to order. I got my go to: a mulita and a couple of tacos. Seriously, the mulita was huge so I ended up taking some of that home. The meat here has a wonderful grilled flavor to it, and the salsas are fantastic. It's a little out-of-the-way for me from where I live, but I was so glad visiting this place. I am a big fan!

It was alright. Nice tortillas, meat was a little dry, they're pretty big tacos tho lots of meat

We go here every time we're in the area. Hands down the best tacos. Worth the wait in the long lines. They're fast and efficient here, so you won't be disappointed. Tried the carne asada, al pastor, chicken, and cabeza meat. All were excellent. Of course get everything on your tacos. The mulitas are way bigger than expected and really good. The place is pretty standard for an outdoor taco stand, but bigger. The parking can be a pain, but there's someone that helps out. There's also a crepe food truck that shares the parking lot. Really good sweet crepes, which are excellent after tacos.

Did a self guided taco tour for my last full day in California. It definitely did not disappoint since I am from the East coast where the reputation of taco food trucks is far inferior. The total time for my self guided taco tour was 2.5 hours (started at 12PM on a Tuesday and ended at 2:30. There was a minimal wait due to the time so the total tour may vary depending on the day.) Feel free to check out my profile for other taco truck recommendations! Located next to a car wash so the parking situation was a bit peculiar. Make sure you check with the car wash staff before exiting your car. Last thing you would want is to have to move your car during a possibly intense taco eating session. Taco Reviews: Al Pastor- perfect amount of fat with meat. Might be too heavy on the guacamole for some people but I found it to be quite refreshing. Carne Asada- was tender and flavorful but could have been cooked a little less since it was dry compared to some other carne asada tacos I've had. I still finished the taco so it wasn't the worst. Chorizo- a lot of meat but not my favorite. Only finished half the taco as the chorizo flavor wasn't for me. I would definitely try to ask for crispier chorizo next time. Definitely try for yourself

This was the second stop on a three stop taco tour. The smell that came from the food being prepared was heavenly. The avocado was overflowing. I loved and eat every ounce of what I ate. It was so good!!

Don't let the area for you these tacos are amazing. I love the quality of the meat put together nicely. They serve them with guacamole and homemade tortillas. Delicious is all I can say was quick very attentive little bit noisy because it's outside, but it's expected. Definitely try.

Not sure how long this gem on wheels gave been at this location but it has became my new addiction. The prices in my opinion are a little high but once your tastebuds have their experience, you'll be willing to pay the price. Their Jamaica is pretty good just a tad bit too sweet. I had to add water to it but it was good. My hubby went with their pineapple drink and he enjoyed it very much. We both went with a burrito. Chicken for me and hubby went with the beef. Awesome taste!!! The kind that brings you back. Respectful service and wait isn't long. Parking might be a little awkward because as you can see from the photos, they are sharing a piece of the parking lot with the original business owners. I'm definitely coming back. To be honest, I'm hooked!!!

Best tacos hands down!!! Food is served fresh, fast service. There's some sitting available, we usually order to go. Parking can be a little difficult as the parking lot is small. This is my to go place for authentic food.

I love me some street tacos, but my friend is definitely the expert at L.A. street tacos. He recommended Tacos Los Poblanos to me. Decided to finally try it. Very limited menu of asada, al pastor, pollo, cabeza, and chorizo, but I knew given how proper this place looked that it was going to be legit. Ordered two asada tacos, two al pastor tacos, one pollo taco, and one cabeza taco. All ridiculously good! And they don't skimp on the guacamole whatsoever, thankfully. If I had to pick a favorite, it would be the asada. But to be honest, everything was amazing. Staff here are really friendly. Despite being all Mexican folk and being worried about them speaking English, it was a pretty easy process to order. Most importantly, the guy in charge of collecting the money spoke English. And yes, they do take credit card! Wish I knew about it beforehand, but they also do have a parking lot. It's a bit tight, but it's there. The taco stand is not exactly in the best neighborhood, so yeah I wish I had parked in the parking lot. Overall, very impressed by the tacos. Definitely some of the best I've had in L.A. Worth the visit!

Bomb ass authentic tacos. We got 7 tacos and a quesadilla and got 2 more after. Would come here again a thousand times

Delicious authentic Mexican tacos. Buche, al pastor, carne asada, tripa, cabeza. $2.50.

Tijuana style tacos spot in the South Los Angeles area that has definitely been my go to for awhile now

In the over saturated world of LA Street Taco joints, Taco Los Poblanos stands out as beacon of excellence and deliciousness I've never had a bad experience here. From the hand made tortillas and quesadillas, to the mouth watering asada and al pastor, everything is . They don't skimp on ingredients and the guac gives it that authentic flavor and flare. The line can be long, but it moves fast. So be patient and come hungry.

dude this place is so gross. they don't wash their hands at all - i would rather go to tire shop taqueria down the stret. so much better w/ hygiene and they load their tacos with meat

Delicious, authentic Mexican tacos, the line was long but we were in and out in less than ten minutes. They have a system to the madness which seems to work. You wait in line and there's a flow depending if you're getting tacos burritos etc.. The only thing I wish could be having information on what the menu item is for people who have no clue.

¡Claro! Aquí tienes una revisión en español basada en la información que proporcionaste: Tuve una experiencia fantástica en Tacos Los Poblanos. El servicio fue rápido y el personal fue amable. La quesadilla de asada y chorizo fue deliciosa, y las mulitas y tacos también estuvieron excelentes con carne de alta calidad. ¡Altamente recomendado este lugar para disfrutar de una deliciosa cocina mexicana!

Great tacos! So far the best tacos I tried in the LA area. Fresh tortillas and very tasty. The queso tacos are awesome. I got the adobada and carne asada queso tacos. The adobada tacos were ok. Not as good as ones I tried in San Diego. Good adobo flavor and tender but overall just ok. The carne asada tacos were awesome. Normally carne asada is dry and bland. This one is greasy, a little salty, smoky, and bursting with flavor. The guac sauce, onions, cilantro, meat, cheese make a juicy, greasy, flavorful explosion in your mouth. I only wish I bought more. I got there a little after opening and the parking lot quickly filled up. I bet this is a popular place and hard to find parking. That might be the only potential issue i can think of.

The most run of the mill LA taco stand. Guac taste like water. Meat is bland and un flavorful. it's exactly what you expect to be honest. I am getting kind of tired of these places pawning off their tacos as authentic. It's almost like all the stands know eachother and do the same thing. idk just make better food and do it quicker with more ease on the consumer. Tacos in LA are competitive and you are ruining it.

My first time visiting Tacos Los Poblanos and it is a good taco truck. They're found in a small parking lot and you can park inside wherever there's an open spot. I visited them around 7pm on a Tuesday and there were some folks scattered, but more people rolled in past 8:30pm. If you go on a Tuesday, it's $2 per taco for Taco Tuesday, but not sure about their normal price. They also have tables and chairs for you as well if you choose to dine in. I ordered Carne Asada tacos, Al Pastor tacos, and a horchata. Everything I ordered tasted fresh - from the tortilla to guacamole and horchata; you can see when you're waiting in the line that they make the tortillas from scratch. I have no complaints about the Al Pastor, as it was tender and seasoned well. Their Carne Asada, however, was on the dryer and crispier side and there were 2 pieces of bone in my taco that I had to spit out. You also need to add salsa from their self-serve section for more flavor and so it's not as dry. Their horchata, which was $5, is sweeter than other ones I've had before and comes in a large size, which made it difficult for me to finish, especially with the sweetness. This may be a place worth trying if you like Tijuana style tacos, but for me, it's not up to my standards as a whole and it did not live up to the TikTok hype.

This place was delicious and authentic. The meats were seasoned and taken straight from the grill to your tacos. Highly recommend the Mulitas. The service was quick and easy.The only complaint or warning is the parking lot is really small and gets full quickly. Definitely coming back.

We like to come to this location because it's always busy. The tortillas are made right in front of you and we like the grittyness. Parking sucks and you'll most likely eat on the hood of your car but it's worth the it. I like the Cesotacos el Pastore taco's but everything looks good. My wife is from Mexico and she prefers this spot over the closers spots in ELA. Give em a try, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Randomly decided to stop by this place on my way to work today and I wasn't expecting much but I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised by the "sazón" of the meat and salsa. The tortillas are just amazing hand-made and perfect, the meat is real and not ground beef like some taco trucks sell you "asada" but you can just go get Jack In The Box tacos that have the same meat. This meat was good, and the salsa was on point. My mom ordered Tacos de Cabeza and she said,"That's why they took so long for the order, this is all handmade. It's really good." My mom is old fashion traditional Mexican mom that is highly critical of food so I was shocked she liked her tacos and she also had some of my quesadilla. I would definitely recommend this place.

Yummy tj style tacos which isn't easy to find. You'll love it. Aguas were delicious as well! We don't live close but we'll be stopping by everytime we come to town.

Superb al pastor tacos, also wrapped nicely and easier to eat on the go than normal tacos.

This is my first time coming back this tacos stand in over 7 years and this place did not disappoint at all, the tortillas are handmade store is delicious I like that they have a limited amount of meats meaning that whatever you get, will be delicious. People working they provide friendly and fast service. Location is as it should be for street tacos, it's just adds more to the ambience and experience of street tacos 10/10.

The taco stand is located inside a mechanic/tire lot at night. Parking is available in the lot but can get cramped! There's usually a line and 10-15min wait to order but you get your food ASAP and made fresh! Staff do not really speak English so be prepared for that. Cash highly recommended because they'll charge a fee for card. Tortillas are hand made. Tacos are $2.25 each and comes with guac, onions, salsa, cilantro, and choice of meat. I tried carne asada, al pastor, and cabeza and they were all good juicy, tender meat but lacked so much seasoning. It was bland! You can ask for grilled onions and peppers on the end of the stand after paying and these were also pretty bland. I think you would need to 2x the salsa or sauce they have! Overall tho even if the tacos weren't bland, $2.25 is overpriced for LA. Could find better elsewhere!

The best tacos flavorful mounth watering Delicious Tacos i have ever had in my whole 35 years of life!

These guys are the real deal! This is the closest you'll ever get to a Tijuana style taco here in the U.S. The tacos are tasty, ingredients are fresh, and everything is made from scratch starting from the tortilla. All of their food is simply delicious. You can't go wrong with the asada tacos. Super tasty! I find myself craving their food constantly and if I lived closer, I'd definitely be here a few times a week. LA is a vibe and this place just makes the vibe even better. If you're thinking of coming, especially on the weekends, come a bit early because parking is tough here due to the location being situated on a small lot. The only minor inconvenience I can bring up about this business is that the male workers are extremely aloof which makes it a bit awkward when they're ringing you up. Other than that, the amazing food is the star of the show here and that alone keeps me coming back to this business of high caliber.

Tacos Los Poblanos food truck #2 in Redondo Beach @ Beryl & PCH. Excellent food and very reasonably priced!! We will be back again soon!

Pretty surprised with the bad reviews. This place taste just like Tijuana! Hand made tortillas. The Asada here is my favorite. It's got the smoky charcoal taste that adds great flavor. They do go heavy on the guac..just a heads up. I like ordering some with & some without guacamole. Def try the vampiro de Asada. They are crunchy tostadas with cheese, Asada and the rest of the works. So good. We've always had a good experience with service. The guac doesn't really have flavor so just top off the taco with light salt and it's all good. Def recommend..saves me the drive to TJ when I'm craving this style of taco.

The cooks here are so smooth with it. Carne asada was so good, straight from the grill. Limited seating but I still bussed down standing

I tried asada, chorizo & pastor. By my favorite was the pastor it was perfectly char'd to perfection with plenty of the sweet pineapple flavor bursting through. The asada was alright & we just not gonna talk about the chorizo (a bit dry) Overall 4/5 Food: 4/5 | Service: 5/5 | Atmosphere: 4/5

The closest most authentic TJ tacos in LA. If you go after 5:00 pm they are cooking outside on the grill. If you go for lunch they're in a truck and to my surprise they are still just as good. Hand made tortillas, good salsa and nice service. All around a must try place. I've probably been here a dozen times now and it's very good each time.

So addicting. Not sure what makes this taco so special but we just can't get enough! Try and see for yourself. My favorite tacos son de asada y chorizo. My compliments to the chef for always being on point.

¡Great food! Lots of happy people. My wife and I loved it!!! Come with lots of hunger!!!

This place has become my favorite spot for a Quesaburrito. I always get Al Pastor and a couple of tacos on the side. The salsas are also crazy good. I wish I didn't have to ask for them so I didn't feel shame asking for a bunch cuz they are bomb. My partner says this is her favorite place to get the chicken burrito as well. Would recommend to anyone !

2 days later I went back again ! lol . fire ! The parking lot was packed this time and the line was so long ! probably 15 or 20 people in line so I waited in my car for it to die down , it's worth the wait though . and good to see them packed and busy! I support !

This is the closest TJ tacos in the LA area. The spot is small and not in the best location but damn! It's fire! The asada is a must. Cash only. Parking is limited.

The best yet Let me know if you know better because to me is Dee bomba

For the glorious golden hecha a mano tortillas...standing ovation! Seriously, I have not tasted a more beautiful tortilla since being in Mexico. Then you top it off with that smokey tender meat and the guac sauce...I'm in heaven. The place is in a parking lot basically with their food truck parked beside it, and parking was lucky for us as we got to park inside. There's not really tables but there are some benches (sacrifices for a magnificent taco). Asada-smokey, juicy, perfect balance to add to the taco. Chorizo- my bro in law got a taco w/pieces that were a bit dried out, but mine was delicious bursting w a bit of spice and perfectly cooked. So maybe make sure you don't get an overcooked piece. Adobada- ok...I love me some adobada, but sadly this was not my favorite. There was a flavor on there that was so acidic it made it taste really bitter almost like a grapefruit. Maybe I had an off batch idk...I will def give them another try because everything else was that delicious. Cabeza- this has got to be one of my fav cabeza tacos anywhere! Oh ma gaaawd! Tender, slightly juicy, but not so juicy it turns into a shredded beef texture...no no no...these lil nuggets of meat hold their own. This was my absolute favorite taco here! Mulitas- the mulitas are filling! So be prepared for that full plate of wonderful deliciousness. Salsa- I didn't request any specific salsa...I just said "con todo" and they put whatever salsa belonged wherever and they were all divine. Aguas were available, but I needed my sangria lol. I absolutely will come back and I love you Tacos Los Poblanos. Truly estilo Tijuana!

Excellent and tasty, line moves quick. I'd pay a little bit more money to have a higher quality carne asada option -- the Tyson box that was next to the tire of the truck doesn't instill confidence

I really want to give this place a 5 but the inconsistency in taste bothers me (but I still enjoy it nonetheless). Mesquite charcoal-grilled asada and chorizo is a plus. Al pastor spit is a plus. Fresh tortilla is a big plus. Add guac on top of all that? Win. Freshly grilled asada with just a hint of smoky light-charred makes you wanting more every bite. Al Pastor that is sweet with spices plus a torched outer edge, takes you to pleasure land. Mesquite grilled chorizo with guacamole can change your life possibly. Tj style wins nearly every time, like 95% of the time versus typical tacos. I used to think their salsa was amazing but then slowly realized they're okay. I think it lost flavors over the last 4 years I've been coming. It's just spicy and not that much interesting. There are days (usually when not busy) where nothing hits, like as if someone went to their kitchen and stole their seasonings. No flavor in the meat. It's really weird but I think I kind of understand why. Their seasoning is literally the charcoal grill and when it's not busy, they just pile meat up and serve them to you. The meats taste like they're from from a steam table (those buffet/Chinese take-outs that have like 10 dishes under some heat lamps and steam coming from the bottom lol) and everything encapsulated within dat hot-fresh tortilla is sadly just lukewarm meat below a spread of cold guac and salsa. This combination doesn't make a tasty taco. Basically what I'm saying is the meat only taste good here if it came right off the grill, hence come when it's busy and the meat is cycling. However, actually please, don't. I wouldn't want you holding me up in the 20 min+ line lmaooo