El Dollar Taqueria

Another stop at El Dollar - perfect pit stop for the Bay Area - LA road trip.Food is solid and the people running the taco truck are super nice. I was peeking my head over the counter at a bubbling pork rib stew and asked "what is that?" The cashier said "chile verde" and called to me as I was leaving to give me a sample!Tacos were great as usual. They're making tacos and shells to order so it takes some time. Also got a mixed fajita plate (comes with 6 tortillas) which we enjoyed and also were able to get some veggies into our system. Kids got an enchilada, which was very cheesy, but I didn't find it particularly flavorful. My son devoured it though.

We ordered and food came out quickly. Tortillas were handmade so it was soft and delicious. We ordered quesabirras(with the consume which stayed hot and flavorful), chicken, asada, cabeza, birria, and pastor tacos. It was winter at night but we stayed warm in the enclosures with comfortable seating/table.

Tried this spot on a long road trip driving from NorCal to SoCal. It was great to see a taco truck in the midst of this travel stop full of fast food which I tend to avoid. Expectations were low as this was just a grab and go type of meal and it's located in a pet remote area. I'm starting to learn those are the best environments to find great mexican food! We tried their asada burrito supreme and quesadilla. Quite pleased how great everything tasted. The 2 ladies that are making the food in the truck make each order fresh and really take their time with each item so I do not mind the wait time if there's a few groups here. I'm from SoCal where we have great Mexican food and I will say this is very comparable! Better option than the other fast food in the area!

There are limited options when driving between the Bay Area and SoCal on the I-5. I thought I'd chance trying a taco truck and decided to try El Dollar Taqueria near Hernandez Tires, but left wishing I had just stopped at an in-n-out or McDonald's.First, it took a few minutes for the cashier to take our order because they were talking and laughing with another employee and didn't acknowledge us.Then, we realized everything we ordered was charged more than what was posted on the menu.Then it got even more disappointing when we got our food! We ordered a few burritos (carne asada, pollo, and tripas) and an enchilada. While I appreciate the burritos were generously packed with meat, the meats were unseasoned, dry, and tough. You definitely needed some salsa to help eat those burritos. The cheese enchilada was also disappointing. I've never had an "enchilada" like this before. It was basically a red tortilla topped with shredded lettuce, tomatoes, and crema.I would not recommend this to satisfy your Mexican food cravings :/

Wow Mexican food was great. I was done with burgers and fries this lunch truck food is finger licking good Tacos torta burritos fajitasAsada alpastor shrimp chicken meats customer service was also great friendly ..

Soup was bad, super burrito was lacking flavor and the squeeze bottle of salsa was Cholula, I am near certain. The prices were high and flavor not so good. The wife had a spoon of soup and gave up. I'm surprised with this many South American folks around that understand these flavors, that this expensive spot is passable. There are many other choices on this freeway stop and my advice is pick a different choice. Don't get me wrong, I love Mexican food.

$17 two mediocre enchiladas that I have to eat standing up while inhaling semi truck exhaust. The taco truck across the street had better food and better prices.

What a find! I'm on the road, on highway 5 in California and found this little taco truck at the very end of the street. At first I didn't even see it.They all kinds of tacos, tamales, pupusas,... really good. I ordered 2 cheese enchiladas and the plate was complete with a salad, served right on top, and rice and beans. In addition was the obligatory lime and... a really good tomatillo salsa. Ample portion and tasty!There are even tables set up so you can eat comfortably and the whole place is nice and clean. Nice people too. My bill was under $8. It's a great place stop and eat.

16 dollars for the worst burrito I've had in my life, food was dry, no flavor no seasoning, don't even waste your money going here

Was looking for a good breakfast buirrito and Lost Hills is always a pit stop for me heading back home from Nor Cal. This small truck popped up on yelp and it didn't disappoint. I ended up getting a Carne Asada burrito and OMG it tasted like A back in the day King Taco burrito if you from So Cal. And know who they are. Definitely going to be a always must stop on the way home.