Angel’s Tijuana Tacos

Came here with a group of friends who were visiting from Miami. They were on the hunt for LA's best tacos. I've heard about Angel's tacos from another foodie. I wasn't in the mood for tacos, so my wife and I went with the burrito con asada. We were was so happy that we went with the burritos!! Our friends let us try some of their tacos. They looked amazing, but I honestly would give the tacos a 7.5/10. The burritos on the other hand.... A 10/10!! One of the best burritos I've ever had in LA. They melted queso on the tortilla, which blew me away! It was so good and satisfying. I highly recommend the burrito! Parking is easy! It's right by a target. Service was on point, very kind workers! This Yelper highly recommends Angel's tacos if you're smart and order the burrito!!

Last visit, I ordered take out and drove home 15 minutes and the food was still relatively warm and tasty.Today, I ordered and ate at one of their tables. I was extremely disappointed by how the food tasted because it was cold. They reheated the meat and added cheese on top of a cold potato that was also reheated. I would give this place another try during their busier hours to avoid this situation.

Don't believe the hype about this being "LA's best tacos" - seriously, who's rating these?Parking was easy since they're right by a Target lot. Ordered 2 al pastor and 2 asada tacos. You can see their trompo spinning and they do the salsa for you, but that's where the good stuff ends. Nice and efficient service. Typical taco stand on the side of the street with some tables. These were honestly some of the worst tacos I've had in LA. The meat was straight-up bland and the tortillas were so soft they just fell apart - ended up with a wet mess instead of a taco. Nothing about these was worth the social media buzz they're getting.Save yourself the disappointment. There are way better taco trucks all over LA. Skip this one.

The neighborhood spot that hits everytime. Even if there's a line, don't worry. They keep it moving. Easy parking at Target, reasonable prices and generous portions of meat make this location a no brainer for me nearly every week. The al pastor here is the supposed star but for me the carne asada is better since it's consistently great. Smokey and well-seasoned. The Al pastor is goos, albeit greasy (which is good and bad). The chicken is decent, and my third favorite. I've tried nearly everything on the menu so far, but what I keep coming back to are:Burrito (with cheese) - The size is pretty good for just $12.50, and consistently they're about 50% meat. Angels Potatoes - Not to be confused with the fries! It's literally a huge baked potato with the artificial butter, meat, cheese, and the usually accoutrement. It's super hearty and comes with extra tortillas. I prefer this to the fries because they never quite make the fries as crispy as they should be.

I've driven past this taco stand what seems like a million times during the day. Never stopped seeing the long lines which is obviously an indication of how good the tacos are here. Deterrent has been the long lines, but not tonight.Second one in line so had to know how many tacos and type immediately! Decided on the carne asada and the "trumpo" al pastor. The Al pastor was good just thought I needed more flavor? Not bad at all - the pineapple helped and so did the guacamole. I really thought the carne asada was the best tonight. This taco didn't need anything but a lime and salsa. So tasty and moist. A must order when you're here. Handmade tacos were good and you can taste the natural grain. Downside when coming an hour before closing - they may run out of condiments like the onion and cilantro :/Service is easy and quick. This stand is on the sidewalk and when it's busy it's BUSY. Everyone seems to park at the Target which gets a bit dirty from the trash that some might leave behind. I'll be stopping by again when the lines are short and weather is pleasant.

Angel's Tijuana Tacos has definitely become an Eagle Rock sidewalk staple, many times I passed by this place coming home from work, there's a line forming from here to Timbuktu, more so when the clock hits around 6'ish onward.My fiance and I have bought and have been satisfied by their Tacos, Burritos and Quesadilla's! Whether it is Asada or Al Pastor they are nicely seasoned and delicious not to mention they are VERY generous with their serving! Their Burrito is the size of a new born child lol and the Al Pastor Quesadilla...wow! delicious and honestly super generous with the meat - We absolutely love it!The place is a pop-up stand in front of Target on Eagle Rock Blvd. so parking isn't a problem as behind it is the Target parking lot! lol (I'm sure Target doesn't mind - there's a symbiotic relationship between the two) as far as cleanliness, they provide huge trash bins to keep everything neat and tidy (it's up to the customers to do their due diligence), I also see them sweeping and cleaning the sidewalk before and after, thought that was the right thing to do.Overall, Angels Tijuana Tacos really rates well in my book! Amazing Quesadilla's, Tacos & Burritos!Yum!

The best tacos in LA - can't skip the vampiro (crunchy tortilla shell, cheese, and loaded with choice of meat.) The Cabeza is my favorite - so juicy and flavorful. So worth the drive and wait, and they loaded the tacos w/ meat. If you are starving, def try the Angel's potatoes - a cheesy loaded potato with tortillas on the side!

Best tacos and quesadillas ever!! Seriously try this place if you're looking for food that tastes so good that you'll be thinking about it the next day. Their service is quick and friendly. You order with the lady making fresh tortillas then you watch them prepare your order then you pay at the cashier. Great food and the ambiance is like a quick service taco spot. Definitely recommend getting the flour quesadilla with al pastor and queso tacos!! Super yummy. Plenty of parking at target or on the street. They also have tables for you to sit at.

Overall: there's a good reason the line here is long and it's not because of unjustified hype. The tacos do run a little salty for my preference but this place is can't miss. Food: we stuck to the street tacos and the fresh made tortillas are the unique positive. Specifically you see the ladies pressing the dough and grilling them fresh. Add in the al pastor flaming ahead of you and you get that oily meaty sensation. What's great about Angels is that they don't skimp on the meat. That sucker is loaded. Ambience/Service: I will admit the line did take a while to move and there is a $1 fee for credit but look past that and you're chilling.

This is the second time that I have the opportunity to eat Angel's Tijuana Tacos and I think it might be my last. I ordered a burrito de carne asada solamente con frijoles, carne, salsa y guacamole y dos tacos de Asada. One I was hungry and looking forward to eat them once I got home. When the time came for me to eat, I was so disappointed. The burrito was drenched in grease. I had to unwrap the burrito and only eat the carne asada, beans with guac and salsa. The tacos were just as greasy. I know that for street tacos I can't really expect them to not have grease but there is a difference. My take is that they have probably changed their meat. The first time was great but this second time was just far from right. I also did not that the salsa you have to ask if you have a to go order and they don't have rábanos.