Tacos Los Toritos

Second time here, first time I ordered the cabeza burrito. It was cook well and even though it was around 8: pm the meat tasted delicious. This time I ordered the fish filet plate. The filet was fresh and tasty. The beans and rice filled me up as well. My mom had the caldo de res. She said it was very good, this coming from a Mexican cook. I also had the guayava water as well which was on point!!! I highly recommend this place, if you’re in the area for lunch stop by!

Sorry I have to update my review after last night. I came here a little late last night about 8:30pm which is right before closing. I understand the cook might be a little irritated but don’t sit in the booths upfront and look annoyed when you are at work and actually have to get up and DO SOMETHING. I ordered two bean and cheese burritos the cashier was short and rude. I got home and got halfway through my burrito when I took a bite and pulled out a chili stem!!! Ewwww. It looked like the cook took a bite abd threw it right in my burrito!!! I was soooooo mad and disgusted. Immediately lost my appetite and went back and received my refund. Needless to say I’m sorry I WILL NOT BE BACK…

After a busy morning of plumbing problems and a trip to the library, my Mimi and I found ourselves starving on the morning of Christmas Eve. We pulled into the strip mall, caught sight of the neighboring Taco Bell, and agreed that would suffice should we not find anything else.
Well, we found Tacos Los Toritos, and it beats Taco Bell any day.
It’s a lovely little shop with an extensive menu. I ordered the veggie burrito with chips and my Mimi the fish tacos and rice. We looOOOoooved the food. It was fresh, delicious, authentic – everything you want and need in a taco shop!
The staff were friendly and quick with getting the food out to us. We ended up getting a couple burritos to go for my aunt and cousin, which were met with joy and praise.
So in short, skip Taco Bell. Go to Tacos Los Toritos.

Great little hideaway place. Food taste great, great service. I gave this place 3 stars only because my soup had very little broth & was warm, but not hot. My hubby had the Carne Asada Tacos. The tacos $ 1.89ea. I’m used to paying a little less for the same type of Tacos but nevertheless they were good.

I have been coming here since I was five years old the food is amazing they have the best agua fresca quality of the food is consistent in their other locations

When reviewing an eatery, I always consider the overall value. At $ 1.50 a taco (carne asada and al pastor), I’ve gotta say I’ve had way better for less cost.
The carne asada lacked any unique flavor. It merely tastes like meat. I would have appreciated a slight lime or chile flavoring of sort. Heck, I’d take a salty peppery taste (the easiest to achieve without messing up the taco).
The al pastor had a nice sweetness to contrast the slight spiciness; however, the meat and the onion and pineapple mixture had all turned to mush. The taco lacked the basic «meat» texture a taco needs to make it feel like you’re eating a taco.
I also ordered a fish taco ($ 2.00) which was alright. It wasn’t battered and deep fried (Baja style) but grilled instead. The fish flavor was present, but, much like the carne asada, there was no real seasoning to set this taco apart from any ol’ taco place.
The tacos were standard street size (fit in the palm of your hand, double tortilla).
The place was really clean. The green and red salsa were GREAT with the complimentary chips I received.
Overall, this place isn’t terrible or anything. It’s just nothing to rave about. If you’re looking to get your taco fix, you can get it here (I just can’t justify paying more than $ 1.00−1.25 per taco… yes, 25 cents makes a BIG difference, especially when ordering for a family).

Tacos are always good, but I was very disappointed because they didn’t had any Toriados, my husband and I love them. But they did have them. How do they don’t have Totiados?

I was looking for some decent authentic Mexican off the strip while in Vegas on business. This place had good reviews on Unilocal so I gave it a try. I had the chorizo tacos and a carne asada taco with a side of beans. The chorizo tacos were fantastic, fresh and nice spice. The carne asada were good as well, but the chorizo were my favorite. The beans were very tasty as were the fresh chips. I would highly recommend this spot and the staff were very friendly!

Clean restaurant but some of the light fixtures were missing their covers. Both background music and the TV we’re on at the same time which made for a very noisy environment. We had burritos and tacos. I thought the burrito was heavy on the onion. Tacos were good. Flan was fair, and I like a little more syrup.

This food is amazing try the Al Pastor… and the Agua frescas so yummy the best in town! we also used them to cater a recent event and it was such a hit! and the prices are so resonable

If your from Cali and are looking for «King Taco» or «El Taurino» for all of you that grew up on Hoover & Olympic this is the spot u want to go, to get that delicious flavor!!!

Great food and amazingly reasonable prices for home taste food.
Friendly, clean and awesome natural fruit drinks like orchata, mango, guava, naranjada.
Breakfast menu is great, I’ve tried 4 of the burritos on the menu and they are good grubb!

Basically it’s comfort food at its best for me. The prices are reasonable, the service is great and most of all the food is very good.

Surprisingly the food and service was really good. Staff was very friendly and they do not hold out when it comes to the carne asada!

had carne asada burrito was not that good definitely had better customer service was shitty & wouldnt try again.

I was there for my lunch hour one day. I like that they had a «buffet-​style» condiment cart… And that’s about it. The Carne Asada tacos were so dry I began to choke on the first bite! After I literally drowned my tacos in salsa, due to how dry they were, I dumped the last taco and left. I finished off the rest of my lunch with a double cheeseburger from across the street at the McDonalds :/

Big surprise here. We ducked in here on a whim and are very glad we did. First off, knowing I’d be Unilocaling about this place I took an exterior photo of Tacos Los Toritos. As I was snapping the shot, some guys were just starting to walk out. Going for the laugh, one dude struck a pose, for the shot. We all got a real good laugh out of that. It made for a good first impression, happy, goofy customers. Loved it. Inside the place is bright and cheery, nothing fancy, but welcoming and sprinkled with art reflecting the old country. They make a nice array of fruit drinks (large $ 2.25), made with a base of freshly squeezed fruit-​orange, watermelon, and my favorite… cantaloupe – I loved the cantaloupe. They also serve up ho-​made horchata too. Free samples? No problem. For some reason fish was sounding good. I order up a ceviche tostada ($ 2.99). It was loaded with fish (tilapia?) and burst with a rockin’ spicy, citrusy, flavor. The gal behind the counter was very helpful and mentioned the fish tacos ($ 1.50) as being popular. They create their own breading mix there, and the tacos came out with a delightfully light crispy crust, served with lettuce and tomato on small double wrapped corn tortillas. I prefer cabbage, but didn’t miss it at all with these bad boys. Chille Relleno with rice and beans ($ 7.40)…also delish. A decent condiment stand tops it all off with a couple of salsas, limes, radishes, and a nice surprise of spicy hot roasted serrano chili peppers and onions. We were there during the non peak time of about 1:30 on a Sunday. They had a steady stream of customers the entire time, which is a good sign. The cutie behind the counter mentioned they have coupons on the back of the receipt next door at Smith’s. So, Smith shoppers, check those receipts and swing on in for some pretty fine Mexican chow on the cheap. Thanks to the ethnic composition of this area, there are several really good choices when you’re ready to get your Mexican on, Tacos Los Toritos is right up there. We really didn’t walk in thinking we would like it as much as we did, pressing the Like button!