Tacqueria El Primo

Solid street side taqueria if you're looking for burst of flavors and freshly made tortillas and meat! I found them through an instagram post and for the most part they're not really on social media it seems. I almost wanted to safeguard this spot but I feel like it's already getting more popular and the lines are starting to form. We've tried almost all the meats but my favorites are Al pastor and cabeza. The food has been consistent for the times we been and though it is pricey for street tacos, I'm happy to pay for it because of the fresh tortilla and overall flavors! They're also pretty generous with their serving size. Cash or Zelle only so make sure you come prepared. You won't regret it!

November is starting out as a Foodie month. I have been trying for awhile to catch Taqueria El Primo open. The first two tries they were not at the usual location, the third try I got there too early and they were in the process of setting up the tents.I swung by today and they have a truck now. I had a late lunch so I wasn't hungry but I tried an Al Pastor taco. At $4 for a street taco it is on the higher end of what I've paid for street tacos but El Primo does serve their tacos with a scoop of guacamole. The taco was pretty good, the tortilla was soft and warm, the guacamole adds to the taste of the taco, it comes with onions, cilantro and a nice slice of grilled pineapple. Overall, the blend of ingredients gives the taco a nice flavor. They do have a condiments table if you want to add salsa or chew some radishes on the side. They also sell fresh juice drinks.I plan to swing again for a meal so I can try some of the other items on the menu.You'll want to park directly in front of the taco truck. There is a sign requesting that El Primo customers to not park in front of the Liquor store or Laundry shop.

I discovered this place on a fluke, coming home me from the gym I've evening. I decided to try them the next time I was there, and so glad I did. This is a pop up type place set up in a parking lot corner. They have a few tables set up to eat there. I think that adds to the experience and ambience. The freshly made tortillas are very good. You can watch them roll and cook them right on the griddle. The meats are fresh and cooked on site. The portions are definitely going to fill you up. They have a table set up with different salsas, cucumbers, radishes, onions, peppers, etc. The one thing is note is they only take cash and Zelle, presumable to avoid credit card fees. So, make sure you are ready to pay on those forms. We eat here probably a couple times a month.

I finally got a chance to try this spot after seeing it on Instagram. It's located in the parking lot by a gas station and laundry mat, the girl that took our order was super friendly. They take cash and Zelle only. Closest Al pastor to the tacos you get in SoCal! The mulita was delicious and the tacos are filling. Definitely worth the money. There's a spot to grab your own sauces and sides as well as limes. They sell tacos, burritos, super burritos, mulitas, and some other items as well as drinks. I'd come back!

Discovered this spot through instagram and decided to give it a try since it looked bomb. We pulled up around 6pm on a Sunday and there was quite a line, so I could tell it was probably going to be bomb. I ordered Al pastor and carne asada and both meats were so good. My favorite was the Al pastor out go the two. The tacos are served on freshly made tortillas. They have an impressive salsa bar and grilled jalapeños/onions. Never seen a taco stand have that many options before. Definitely give this a try if you're looking for some bomb street tacos.

10 stars 10 stars!! DEEEENNNGGG!!Y'all need to run to tacqueira el primo. I wish they were closer but really I'd be gaining weight FAST if I didn't have to drive an hour to get there.Best tacos ever. I said it and I mean it. I love the taste of their Al pastor. Their meats are on a skewer with a chuck of pineapple on top, with the sauce from the fruit drizzling down the meat as it cooks. The meat quality here is amazing and exactly what tacos are supposed to taste it. They also add in generous portion of guacamole and it just completes the whole taco. My goodness, I need a taco (or a few) right now. Oh and also get the quesa-taco. You will not regret it!!Oh and they open at 5. You sir outside in fold up tables. It's not glamorous but you know the best tacos aren't going to come from glamorous places. The more hole in the wall, the better.

First time coming since they moved into a trailer! service is great and food is very tasty!! You order u pick up and eat in your car or take it to go! the salsas are serve yourself with lemons, radishes, jalapenos! They serve aqua frescas, no sodas. they accept zelle and cash. They DOT skimp on portions! I wish they has the prices listed

The line wasn't that long upon arrival, but from ordering to receiving our food, it took us about an hour. The price is comparable to a Mexican restaurant we go for dine in so prices are not less considering it's a pop-up. The vibe was good m and people and servers were friendly and nice. The food was amazing. We got multiple tacos: Asada, pastor/Carnitas, lengua. They ran out of cabeza hence we didn't get to try. Asada was good; pastor was excellent and delicious and so was the lengua. The serving wasn't that big though.

This place is actually not bad. The burritos and the tacos here are good !!! Eat it while it's hot! I usually go for Asada or Cabeza . My go to. They use charcoaled grill for the asada and chicken. Very very tasty! Service was quick. No line when I went . There's some seating area I would definitely come back.

Good quality burrito, but no sauce? No guac? We ordered the super wet burrito. Confused. Not the best customer service. How unfortunate. Deceided to try this place after a food reviewer posted about it on Instagram.Paid $24 for a very dry and bland burrito.