Tacos San Pedro

Me and my friends love coming here on weekends for the Menudo!It's usually pretty busy but the service is great and fast!. Parking is tight, so prepare for the alternative.The ambience is a bit small in inside. Seating is scare but seats open up.I've had the Menudo, flautas, tortas, tacos. The food here is tasty and made fresh!

So this was my second time trying Tacos San Pedro, I tried them again because I couldn't remember the way the food tasted from the first visit, and now I get it. This time, we ordered to go. So here's what we ordered - Chicken Flautas- The flautas looked great but didn't have much flavor, and the middle ones were all soggy. It is a good-sized portion, I just wish the chicken had more flavor. 2 orders of Flautas de asada- Meat had good flavor, but they were all soggy. Super bummer. I always hear good things about this spot. Maybe I chose the wrong items to order. Green salsa is great! We also got the agaua de piña and they were great! 66$ for 3 orders of flautas and 3 drinks

My favorite place to have authentic Mexican chicken flautas!! Not taquitos but real rolled chicken flautas drenched in salsa, lechuga, queso fresco, and salsa! Delicious every time!! And of course my favorite agua de melon!

It's been quite some time since I've been to this establishment but I must say, the flautas are still amazing as I remember having them many years ago. Service was good and it wasn't too crowded so it was nice to make a it a quick lunch. Got 12 flautas, 6 chicken and 6 asada both with everything. The super crispy shells with all the guacamole & cotija cheese holding a perfect amount of iceberg lettuce always gets me. Don't forget to get both salsa verde y rojo.

Over the past few years, I have observed a decline in the quality of both the food and service, as well as a deterioration in the overall ambiance of the establishment. During my most recent visit with my family, we encountered a significant issue when my daughter discovered a hair in her wet burrito. I brought this matter to the attention of the individual at the counter, whom I believe to be the manager based on her physical description (wearing glasses with curly hair). After calmly presenting the plate with the hair to the manager and explaining the situation, I requested a refund for the affected item. However, the manager initially seemed hesitant and questioned me regarding the refund policy, implying skepticism about the validity of my claim. Despite my insistence that the refund had to be given due to the unsanitary condition of the food, the manager proceeded to grant the refund with a nasty attitude and made a dismissive remark insinuating that such incidents are often fabricated by customers seeking reimbursement. This response was both unprofessional and disgusting , especially considering that my request was limited to the specific item containing the foreign object.A I asked for higher management the manager claimed to be the owner of the establishment, as her behavior did not reflect the standards one would expect from a proprietor. I expressed my disappointment with her and that this experience at Tacos San Pedro fell far short of the expectations one would have when dining out with family. I am deeply disappointed by the lack of professionalism and accountability displayed by the manager/ "owner", and I regret to say that I will not be returning to this establishment in the future they fail to uphold basic standards of cleanliness and customer service.

The food is "ok". It was $30 for 2, food was 3 Taquitos,side of beans, small burrito, 2 small beverages. Not a bottle or any kind of condiment on tables. After I ate I noticed people had salsa,carrots and radishes. We weren't offered, didn't know to ask. Maybe we were the wrong people. The staff was less than friendly and the menu was confusing. Really thinking this should be 1 star. They also charge 3% extra for charge cards, small sign away from register and it wasn't on the receipt. I get small business and high labor. But you can do better

and once again im back for my burrito fix! Asada with tripa. Dont care what anyone says, i still like this place. Will continue to support this local business.

We live down the street from here for the past 20 years. This place is hidden in a corner between 7-Eleven and Graziano's in Yorba Linda. We ate here once or twice a year over the past decade but really didn't care for the food but today surprisingly ordered 3 Carne Asada burrito ALL meat and nothing else in it because that's how we like it & a few tacos. Everything tastes delicious! The meat was moist and abundance. The sauce was good they gave us extra. The service was sweet, young man. There are a few tables, could use some deep cleaning. My son said there was a sign about 6 months ago what said under new management, whether it's true or not definitely the quality of the food has improved and this is the best of all the times we've eaten here over the years. We will return more often if they keep serving us this quality.

What a wonderful restaurant to eat mexican food, a very clean environment and really yummy mexican food. It's a must try.... staff is really nice and helpful. The best mexican food around A+++

This was my second time eating here and just like the first time, both the food and service exceeded expectations, which I might add were already high since my sister raves about this place. We got flautas (chicken and beef), as well as the cheese enchiladas combo with red sauce and cheddar cheese. (You can choose between red or green sauce, meat filled, and for cheese filled, you can opt for cheddar cheese or queso fresco).The enchiladas are made a little different than what you'd normally expect in that they're folded and pan fried rather than rolled. They come dressed up with lettuce, sour cream, queso fresco, and a creamy salsa verde that is flavorful and packs a punch. I strongly suggest getting a few sides of extra salsa...not because it's weak, but because it is THAT good. The flautas also come nicely dressed with lettuce, crema, queso fresco, and that same salsa verde. They are light and perfectly crunchy. Not break your teeth kinda crunchy. The rice was on point, but the beans were a tad bit salty and I'm not one to shy from salt. Not a deal breaker and in no way made my meal any less than perfect. Now for the ambiance, this is a casual, no frills, self serve kind of place. You can eat there comfortably or take it to go. I've done both. If you're hungry and debating on giving this place a try, just ask yourself if you are craving a truly delicious meal...whether it's flautas, sopes, enchiladas, or burritos. Answered yes? I'm sure you did. In that case, what are you waiting for? Tick tock.