Cute taqueria with yummy tacos! They were cooking meat up front and it was nice to see the prep. We ordered Al pastor, cabeza, and chorizo tacos to try. They were all flavored so well and the crispy ends gave the taco a good texture. They had a green and Smokey red salsa to go with the tacos too. I'd come back again if I am in the area! There's a small parking lot on the side and plenty of street parking.

Hands done some of the best mexican food i've had in the bay. The service was friendly and the food came quickly! I had been in search of some authentic al pastor and this place is it. The tortillas tasted fresh and the ingredients packed flavor. I will definitely come back for more!

Definitely one of the best pastor places I've been too. I feel like it's missing a little something for the top spot. The Char is great but it's missing some fat. The meat was pretty lean. On top of that the sauces were mid. Overall, solid taco and I love the pairing with the pineapple. 4.5/5 Service was solid. Overall nice vibe and a lot of seating. Definitely an older look place.

Decided to try a new taqueria in San Jose and came here because everyone was talking about the al pastor which is my favorite burrito meat. I ordered a super burrito with al pastor, fyi there is no sour cream or salsa that comes in the burrito but that is okay. The price for a super burrito is affordable at $10.50 I believe. My first impression when I got my burrito is that it didn't look "super" sized and more of a regular. However, I took a few bites and the pork definitely is good and marinated well. Everything inside the burrito holds well and is not messy. I thought overall it had good flavor although I couldn't taste the cheese as much and I'd say there was more rice than any of the other ingredients. Also, I wasn't a fan of the orange or green salsa but that's just my preference! The orange sauce was spicy af and didn't really have any flavor or taste just straight spiciness. Friendly staff, fast service, good amount of people eating here so you won't find yourself alone eating here.

Found this spot by surprise It was kind of busy but I wasn't worried about it. Got 3 tacos chicken, steak, al pastor and let me tell you I devoured it all. Very well cooked with lots of flavor and the homemade corn tortillas with it . Definitely will make a visit back

WOW! We finally found tacos that remind us from Tizoncito in Mexico City. The al pastor is unmatched - I wish they gave more pineapple per taco. The tortillas are homemade. The sautéed onions are amazing. Salsa is bomb! Be careful with the jalapeño - they can be super spicy. The chicharrones tacos are also fire. My hubby loves their chicken tinga tostada and suadero tacos. I would skip the horchata as it's so watery. They take card and cash. We went on a Sunday at 6pm, and the line got longer and longer so I recommend coming at 6 or earlier! Parking can be difficult. They have only about 4 spots and a handicap one. Beware - sometimes people double and triple park so you're blocked in. But that's how you know this place is bomb. I also love their other location on Almaden! It's a lot smaller, but I prefer the al pastor there bc it's crispier hehe

I'm surprised this place has such a low rating on Yelp since it's one of my favorite taquerias in San Jose. I've only ever tried the tacos, but my friends have tried other items on the menu. I usually order the carne asada and al pastor tacos. I can hands down say this place has one of the best al pastor tacos I've ever had!! It's juicy, flavorful, and hits the spot every single time. The horchata is delicious as well. Not too grainy and not too sweet. However, the location itself isn't that great. It's located off a busy street with very limited parking. It's also located across a church, which can get quite hectic at times. Inside seating is limited, but they do offer outdoor. Since it it's located in such a busy intersection, and can be quite loud and crowded. Still doesn't stop me from coming here though! Always my spot for a taco fix.

Great food here. We've stopped in a couple times and I've had the tacos al pastor, carne asada hurache and tried a bite of my SO's torta de milanesa and quesadilla with chorizo. All are delicious but do note that the chorizo is quite salty. It can be loud, busy and a bit chaotic at times, depending on what day you go... smokey from the grill, festive music blasting outside, talkative friends and family, folks vying for a table as soon as looks like one might open up, staff zipping around quickly delivering plates of food, vendors selling dessert or flowers, kids running here and there... It's a lively, friendly atmosphere. Order at the window outside or the register inside, get your number, and they'll bring your food out pretty fast. Don't be shy if you need something... wave someone down (politely of course), ask your neighbor if you can please use the squeeze bottle of salsa on their table... you get the idea. Parking is not the easiest but there's also a good panadería and a heladería nearby for some sweet bread for the next morning or an after dinner ice cream treat. Good times! Buen Provecho!