Eddy’s Tacos

Super authentic tacos' with homemade tortillas. Flavors were on point! It seems sketchy from afar but I promise you the best tacos!

Food quality is average. Meats were on the dry side. Ordered pastor since it looked tasty however taquero decided to out old pastor on my burrito vs putting fresh shaved pastor. Salsas are below average in taste and spice level. All other fresh veggies and add-ons were fresh. What saved the tacos and my review from being any lower was the handmade tortillas. Staff is friendly and patient when ordering. Slow day I and no crowd whatsoever.

This place is in a Harley Davidson parking lot.We first stopped by late at night after a long day at Legoland and we loved it!My kids and wife (who is extremely picky) loved it as well.they have excellent pastor and a variety of other meats like cabeza, saudero, lengua, and much more .I came back here tonight because my son was craving for street tacos and We ended up eating 17 tacos!I got the quesadilla Asada for my girls and a bunch of tacos for my wife to take home and ended up spending $75!Overall we love the place and will come back again and again.Keep up the great work!

Lengua, cabeza, tripas, suadero, al pastor, carne asada and pollo can be had here. Consistent after multiple visits. Solid street tacos for a very reasonable $2 a pop.

We love street tacos and was happened to be in the area. We tried the one by the Big Lots parking space and loved it, but it wasn't there anymore. We stumbled upon this one due to the glowing reviews in Yelp. We like how they had plenty to choose from pollo, asada, cabeza, buche, tripas, and some others. However, the flavor was lacking for street tacos. It's rather bland than flavorful. The salsas were kinda bland too. The best thing we enjoyed the most was the pickled of onion and habanero. The search continues!

Decided to stop by and give Eddy's a try on Saturday night. Service was friendly and smelled delicious.We had the Asada, Al Pastor, Pollo and Avena to drink, the evening was a bit chilly and it sounded good. So, the tacos were good nothing over the top but good. In my opinion the Al Pastor with the Pineapple was the best one. The Asada was a bittle tough and the chicken I think could have been cooked a tad bit longer but again, im not saying they were bad just my own opinion. I'm a huge fan of Avena and I rarely find it. The best ive had is off a local food truck, so when I saw that they had it here I was excited and got my girlfriend to try it. $3 for a large cup was an amazing steal but when it came to flavor the flavor wasnt there, it seemed watered down and very bland.

Tacos are big and delicious. Salsas are on point. The alambre and papa relleno are also unique and flavorful. They have aguas frescas. They're quick. They're cheap.This is the quintessential street taco place.

I happened to be staying in a hotel across the street. By far the best thing about the hotel was the ability to walk over to Eddy's.Fresh tortillas and loads of meat. The street tacos were way overfilled. Got the al pastor tacos, carne asada tacos, an al pastor burrito and a chicken quesadilla.The quesadilla must've weighed a pound all by itself.And you can top them with all the salsas, pickles onions, etc you want.Would not hesitate to eat there again.

Solid and low-key taco spot in the South Bay! I think they are newer so there isn't really a wait. There are two long tables to eat at too.I had the lengua, asada, and suadero tacos. I loved their portions, because the lengua was falling out of my tacos. It did taste a little gamy, maybe because the lengua was cut into bigger chunks than at other places? The asada was decent, and the suadero was my favorite by far. Nice and fatty and delicious. The tortillas were a little thicker than I'm used to, but was fun to eat.

Just do yourself a favor and taste for yourself. The handmade tortillas are amazing and I'd say the tacos here are full of flavor. Maybe the bad/mediocre reviews are from people who over salt all their meals?The al pastor and asada are spot on every time I come here.