Tacos Buenrostro

My go to taco truck. We love the quesabirria from here. It's always busy so prepare to wait. But always fresh and tasty. We also like their burritos. They give great service, nice and understanding when we have a long order. They have tables to eat at and it's covered from the elements. They have condiments and self serve chips. I love that they are next to Olivera Egg ranch to be able to park easily and grab some eggs or drinks.

Menu was all blurry and had no prices. Lots of parking and good amount of seating.Quesadilla: 4/5 way too oily BUT love that they included beans and rice on the side.Al pastor tacos: 5/5Carne asada tacos: 4.5/5, bit dry Tripe tacos: 2/5, wayyyyy too dry and over cooked in oil. Felt like I was eating Jerkey

The crispy tacos are so, so, so, so, so good. We went on a hike nearby and our brakes started to overheat so we pulled over and we just happened to be right next to Tacos Buenrostro. We had other plans for dinner tonight but decided to get one taco each while our brakes cooled down. These tacos were hands down the best hard tacos I've ever had in my life. Flakey, crispy, delicious and perfectly seasoned. The asada, lengua, and cabeza were absolutely divine. The shrimp and cheese was okay for me. After we finished the tacos, we went back to our car but couldn't help ourselves and turned right back around to order more. We had to kiss our other dinner plans goodbye. The tacos were that good. We ended up getting the enchiladas verde, quesabirria, and churros. The churros were my favorite of the three and were piping hot and fresh. The quesabirria was moderately good and the enchiladas were okay. Service was a bit slow. They have tables and chair set up outside of the taco truck with napkins and condiments. I'd highly recommend this spot.

Hi guys, the reviews on this taco truck are a bit deceiving. I ordered the steak fries with no nacho cheese sauce. That's personal preference. The plate itself was heavy so there were ample portions. But the quantity of meat left me disappointed. There were more beans and lettuce than meat and the fries were soggy. It's of no fault of the service, I liked guy working there and they had a nice set up for people to enjoy their food. Overall 2/5 stars.

This truck is great. It used to be at the Shell at the corner of Piedmont/Sierra, but has just moved a little bit up to the Oliveria Egg Ranch.They have online ordering, but if you order in person, the prices are a bit cheaper.I didn't know that until I made my order online, but at least the food was ready by the time I arrived. I got a few tacos and a quesabirria. The quesabirria is awesome. Good flavor and size. They have a few tables if you want to eat there for a low key meal. They also accept credit card.

Continuous to be our go-to taco truck. Recommend ordering ahead of time. Kind owners. Safe ambiance.

It was ok. Food seemed expensive and it was weird there aren't clear prices posted for the most popular items. I will say there was a LOT of meat, so relative to value it's good. Overall I just found it a bit underwhelming. It was surprisingly bland. We got the quesabirria and a birria ramen. The quesabirria had a ton of meat... like an impressive amount! I wish there was more cheese though and would have like the tortillas cooked to be crispy (or at least crispier). They were way too floppy for my taste. I'd try it again if I was in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way again to go back.

Stopped in one early evening as I spotted this on my commute home. I often will pick something up if I'm really hungry as there is nothing worse than sitting in traffic hAngry. I think more people should exercise this in their routine and there simply would be much less road rage then there currently is. LolNice looking truck with a cool paint job, and a few patio tables and chairs under a canopy, which was nice, as I was able to eat half my sandwich there, while taking the rest home. First visit, service was great. There was a guy there to answer questions and to dish out efficient service. Second time there, seemed more questionable like nobody seemed there, as I stood in line for about 4 minutes with zero presence. I left that day, so I only got 1 try here. Birria Torta ($13ish/3.5*) Nice sized sandwich. Decent bread that's actually toasted, which is a must for this dish as the birria is very wet/moist. Their birria is decent, basically Mexican pot roast but the meat gets kinda shredded. Decent flavor, just didn't get a whole lot of the dried red chili flavor that should shine in this preparation. I put the garnishing pickled jalapeno and onions inside and it helped it a lot. A cup of the juice (consomme) is added and I used it to dip the second half of the sandwich at home. I think I'm more used to Mexican Tortas having more fillings in there like a smear of refried beans, cheese, lettuce etc. I think this would have benefited from such a style as it would have added multiple dimensions, versus just meat and bread. Since I didn't get to try any tacos on my second visit, this review will have to stand on the solo sandwich experience. It was alright but I definitely didn't say to myself, 'you need to come back for this!'. Plop, plop, plop 3 decent stars in the bucket.

what a nice establishment, really kind and friendly workers! They also made a cute & small outdoor dining area next to the truck (: I think they're known most for their birria, lots of cheese and meat which is good!Al pastor has some chunks of pineapple, yass :3Interesting/ unique menu items such as burgers and hot cheetos burrito. All day breakfast burritos. Self serve complimentary chips & salsa. Gracias, hard workers and so friendly!

The location is chill with a lot of plentiful parking, and the workers were kind and helpful. There was a large number of options to choose from and the food was very affordable if you're craving Mexican food on a budget.I ordered three tacos with lengua. It was my first time trying lengua actually so I don't know if I have proper credibility for rating my lengua. I think it could have been more flavorful and I also think they could have gave a larger portion of it in my tacos. I was still full after though because of the thickness of the tortilla wrap.There was a bit of a wait because this was a popular truck. We didn't mind the wait but did have to wait 30 minutes for all our food to be ready, so keep that in mind if you're in a hurry. Maybe they were rushing too much with the food because they did not cap the sauce in my friends takeout box and so the sauce spilled all over his tacos and bag. Also my other friend would have liked more meat with his tacos.This is a convenient and inexpensive spot if you want a chill time with your friends.