Tacos Lupita

Love the tacos alpastor! They are tiny with lots and lots of flavor! I usually try to go on weekdays because on the weekends it gets super crowded! Tacos are just $1.00! The salsa verde and the aguacate salsa are !!

Best tacos in California hands down. Friendly employees and you really feel like your in Mexico when eating these tacos outside. I recommend taking your own chairs because they have a few and it gets pretty full.The churros that they sell next to the truck are the best churros in California as well! 4 for a dollar! And their home made and soooo delicious. All Cash only of course

Can't go wrong with the asada and all the fixings. Pastor is where it's at too, that's my mom's fav. My dads tried the cabeza and he loves it. Salsa is bomb. The avocado salsa is everyone's favorite but I love extra spicy so I get like 3 bags of the pickled onions with habanero.Yes you in da hood. Shocking, amirite? Get over it and stuff your face cuz it's worth it.This was the spot RIGHT by my old house back in the day. I can't find anything like it in my new city. Miss this place!

The tacos here are great! I like mine topped with grilled onion, cilantro, and a squeeze of lime (no salsa necessary). There's vendor selling fresh made delicious churros and a lady selling mini molded jello. Yummy!!

This Taco Truck is located in a very industrial part of Compton right on the Alameda corridor. Here you'll find an array of taco trucks and stands dotting the Alameda corridor and out of the bunch this one seems to be winning. I was surprised to find a long line on a Friday night. I hear that on Saturdays this place is popping.I love tacos al pastor so that's what I stick to when I go to a taco truck. I like tacos al pastor because the pork is really seasoned, but these tacos, though good, were not seasoned enough.The service was quick and efficient. The four men I saw working the truck had the system down like a Ford assembly line. There's one man in the truck doing the cutting and prepping of the food - I think he also takes drink orders. The action is located in front of the truck where three men are working a stand. The first guy takes the order. The second guy warms up the tortillas and handles the pork. The last guy takes the money and is positioned in front of the condiments. I think they let their condiments run dry before they replace them. There was a bucket of sauteed onions that I would've loved to devour if it hadn't been empty.I would and probably will go back to try other meats but wouldn't say the tacos al pastor blew my mind. Price:1 Taco = $1

I'm always looking for that taco, and this taco is that taco... Homemade shells, tender pieces of asada , and the not so hot sauce to go in between. Can't go wrong...I will most definitely be making a trip back this way when I'm craving for taco...

Had a variety of meats for their tacos. They also give a good amount of grilled jalapeños and onions. They also have condiments on the side that are open to get while waiting.

If you here a guy saying "quien sigue" your in the right spot. The service is quick and organized. Don't worry about the line because they are always like that. Just get you some 5 tacos 2 de asada, 2 pastor, and 1 de chorizo. Put some guacamole sauce and some salsa with the grilled onions and your straight. Then when you finish with your tacos make sure you stop by for the home made churros. They are always hot and fresh best churros I've gotten in a while i think they are $2 for a bag of 4 churros.

Hands down legit al pastor.Tacos are 6 for $5 bucks. Esta bueno compa'.It is a pretty damn shady area, but it adds to the TJ atmosphere. Ha! I willdefinitely be stopping by again. Aahua!P.s. you can also buy flan and bootleg DVDs.

Very good tacos however, the man making the tacos was very rude. The rest of the staff was nice. Le taquero Comió gallo!