El paisa taqueria

"One of the best Mexican foods I have ever eaten! I always come over here when I was kid when they also had the truck before. Even though they don’t have their truck, there restaurants is one of the best. The burritos taste much better than other places I’ve tried."

"I've eaten here 3-4 times. It's always tasty and generous. Last time I parked at Goodwill across the street and got my wife a leather jacket cheap."

"Come on in! The staff if very nice, and the locals love this place. Fast service and quaint little place with music pumping in the background and occasional staff singing along.. Sit down, and grab an Horchata, Pina or Habiscus drink or fountain drink. Great authentic Latino food as close to street food as you can get. Grabs some pickled carrots or fresh radishes and salsa bar for chips. The street tacos were delicious! PS: Cash Only"

"There are tons of Mexican food choices in this area and I'm glad we choose El Paisa. It was not crowded, easy going, and delicious. I got a burrito the size of my head and my partner got 3 tacos. Everything tasted great and the price was right. I recommend the lengua."

"My 2nd favorite taqueria, the first being El Paisa further down the road! Cash only, and you pay after you dine. I like to eat the 'nasty bits' or offal at taquerias, because I can make carnitas or carne asada at home, but the rest of my family isn't as wild about tongue, brains, or head as I am! The offal tacos are flavorful and very tender, never dry. At the other location the meat sometimes has a little more crispness to the bits, but that's a minor tick against them. Self serve accompaniments are kept chilled by the counter, I only wish they had the pineapple carrot escabeche and the simmered nopales here too! The darker red salsa packs the most heat but lacks better flavor than the less smoky, lighter colored salsa. Ho"