Tacos Las Palmas

I mean it's all about the card fee transparency (lol) , proximity to a liquor store, the buche, tacos al pastor , and the 3 torta options (Cubans, Hawaiian - basically spicy Al pastor, and meat of choice).

Great food quick and simple to order . Everytime I'm working in Richmond I come to this place . Private parking lot just don't ask for a cup of ice because it's $1.00 for the cup .

So sad! Sick as a dog and the hubby grabs my favorite tripas tacos for me and the meat is burnt crunchy and just like la Raza. No chew at all. So sad cause this was the best tripas spot in Richmond. Guess I gotta find somewhere in San pablo now. I travel all the way from central too. Bring back the guy that used to own it!

There was nothing very super about my al pastor super burrito. It was mostly rice, and there was guac or avocado. The salsa was bland. Really, this was a very mediocre burrito. I ate here a few years ago, and now I remember why I didn't go back.

Worse burrito of all time. I asked for a super burrito inside it was full or rice and sour cream. I kept looking for the picodello, meat, beans, onions. I would never be back when I am in the area in Richmond. I paid $13 for burrito full of rice and sour cream. Not worth it all!

Pleasantly suprised. I really loved the tacos here. Meat was seasoned well. And the tortillas were the best I ever had. I'd definitely come back here.

Taco truck permanently parked in the grocery store parking lot.Ordered a the carnitas burrito "wet" with everything on it and hot salsa on the side. The serving size was generous and reasonably priced ($12 burrito). Flavor was good and the hot salsa definitely packed some fire. The ratio of carnitas to rice was pretty even. The carnitas had good flavor and a nice, slightly crisped texture. My only disappointment was the carnitas were lost amidst all the other fillers in the burrito.Next time I will get their tacos so the meat can be the star of the show!

Not the best but certainly not the worst. Wasn't all that impressed with the Quesabirria but it was still edible and had SOME flavor. Also a good price at $13.75 for three. I'd say keep it simple, the regular tacos were good. Liked the al pastor tacos the most. Also loved the spicy salsa. Super flavorful and perfect if you like a little kick to it.

We're new to the neighborhood and are in search of the best place for everything. This place has won our best burrito award so far! The first time we got tacos, they're really good but for some reason the burrito just hits different. I like to add avocado but without is just as good!The one downfall is their birria is a little on the fattier side which I'm pretty picky about. If you don't mind though the flavor is bomb!! I also like their mulitas! Very tiny but a perfect sized snack when I'm not too hungry!

If you can order in fluent Spanish, add two stars to my two-star rating. However, if not . . .I ordered by phone, and our food was ready in only five minutes. And unlike other Mexican food trucks I've been to, the food was *hot.*The Good: I ordered an Al Pastor Super Burrito, and it was very good; no complaints.The Bad: For my wife, I ordered a Regular Chicken Burrito with refried beans, and only a little rice. The man taking my order seemed unclear -- "Fried rice?" "No. Just *a little* rice. Un poquito de arroz." We drove over and picked up our orders. As the man handed them to me, he reiterated our orders, including "regular chicken burrito with light rice." We took the food back home for dinner. My wife discovered that her burrito contained chicken, a LOT of rice and NO beans.I called Las Palmas and explained that we didn't receive what I had ordered. We struggled back and forth trying to ascertain what i wanted, and I specifically listed each item: "Chicken, LIGHT rice ("Fried rice?" "No, light rice! Un poquito de arroz!" "Okay, light rice." "Yes!"), refried beans, onion and cilantro." While I'll give Las Palmas a point for replacing the burrito at no charge, they lose three points for this time giving us a burrito with ONLY CHICKEN in it.I've lived in California for 45 years. I'm accustomed to working to overcome language differences. But if you can't get the order right even when you're told you got it wrong the first time, and the customer even makes an effort to speak your language, then you have no business taking food orders. This was very frustrating and diminished my enjoyment of the one good burrito that I had.