Tacos Rodriguez

The food is okay, chicken and carnitas is good asada can be pretty fatty & if you come later in the day the food is a lot skimpier, like smaller burritos, less meat on tacos etc. they often get my order wrong when asking for extra or non of something. Today I got some carnitas tacos no onions, & had to go all the way back for them to say we never said no onions & he didn't even take the order lol. And then they took the tacos back to reuse!!! (And I had ate a few pieces of meat so my hands were all in there , sorry to whoever got those!!) so yeah pretty unsanitary place. Also very stingy about sauces like you get 1 for 4 tacos and a burrito, so be prepared to pay for more, definitely would suggest heading up the road to 23rd street for better trucks and service!

Honestly, it was gross. The super burrito was large in size but only had 3 ingredients (refried beans, rice, and meat) and surprisingly very little meat. No cilantro, no tomatoes, no salsa. The thing was super dry and bland. For like 14 bucks too. Also when they asked if we wanted red or green salsa, they only packed 1 salsa for an order of 2 burritos.

Very good street taco spot. The steak is seasoned perfectly. I also really like their steak torta. I make sure I always ask for the pickled carrots and jalapeños. Their green salsa is the best. Service is always pretty fast. Location is nestled right off san pablo Dam rd right on appian way. Don't sleep on their burritos. Extra onions and cilantro are a must.

Solid truck. The pastor and steak don't always impress me so I always go w chicken tacos and they don't disappoint. They have a pretty large menu, planning to try the enchiladas. The prices have been raised recently and it feels kinda crazy paying $8.60 for a bean/rice/cheese burrito for my 3 year old so I usually take the extra few minutes to drive over to El Trompudo for tacos w homemade tortillas and a cheaper brc.

Ordered a veggie burrito and all it had in it was rice, with no beans at all. Zero. I felt pretty ripped-off eating my tortilla-wrapped rice after I got home expecting a burrito.

You probably wouldn't hit up this taco truck unless you're in the area, but it's worth it if it's near your house or destination. I wouldn't go out of my way though! On the outskirts of El Sobrante you'll find this taco truck in a parking lot.I've only had the carne asada and al pastor tacos. The meat is always flavorful and certainly edible. The first time I came here, they asked if I wanted lettuce on my tacos. I've never seen this from a taco truck, INTERESTING! Not bad but weird. I tried it and love it! Every time I come here, I ask for lettuce. Don't knock it till you try it!If you like spicy salsa, get their red salsa. It's hot but not unbearable hot. I love it! Honestly, I come back here just cause I love their red salsa.

My go to food truck. Tacos, burritos, tortas and plates, you name it this is the spot!!!! I only wish the "chips" were homemade.

tacos are really good and i come all the time but last night i went to tacos rodriguez and ordered 7 steak tacos and the server tried to charge me 53$ i thought i heard wrong because we paid 32$ for 8 steak tacos about 2 days before and we got extra sauces and veggies on the side, he said that 53$ for 7 tacos was correct, he charged us about 7$ a taco and it is supposed to be 3.40ish for one it was just very upsetting because it felt like he was trying to overcharge us by a lot we ended up cancelling the order after he confirmed the price, the tacos are good but not worth getting charged 7$ per taco:/

The tacos were greasy and 1/2 of them had very little meat and no cilantro. We ordered over $30 in tacos they gave us 2 green hot sauces. We asked for some red and they gave us 1 very small red sauce. Not even close to worth the money. Stay away.

Only had their tacos but they are my favorite go to spot. They do tripas the best here