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Angel’s Tijuana Tacos serves authentic Tijuana-style street tacos in Anaheim & soon at 2600 W Edinger Ave, Santa Ana. From humble food-stand roots we …
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Jamie Vanegas
Poor customer service … asked for everything on the side for my tacos to go …. So they don’t get soggy…when it was time to pay The man then said no guacamole available for your side when after we offered to pay for it and he still said no!
He should’ve mentioned that from the start… maybe eat your there so you don’t have the same experience
Now I have eat some dry tacos.
… moreHe should’ve mentioned that from the start… maybe eat your there so you don’t have the same experience
Now I have eat some dry tacos.
L rich
Food is amazing I must say. Have came plenty of times. The younger guy serving the meat/sauce/guac rushes making the orders for absolutely no reason to the point that the order is messy and burrito is falling apart & just everywhere. Missing simple request from the customer that could just be avoided if he took his time instead of just throwing the food in the plate. We will definitely ask for a different server next time
… moreJose Mendoza Soto
I love tacos when the tortillas are freshly made. This spot was good. Our friends brought here, our drive is 45 minutes. It was worth the drive. Tortillas were delicious, the tacos are very hefty, they’re not stingy with their meats at all, The only thing, as I read on other people’s reviews here, it would be nice if we could serve the salsas our selves. And yes we felt rushed as well, but I guess the demand is high and there was a big line. I will definitely come back again.
… moreDorian Ness
Hands down the BEST al pastor in LA!!!! Don’t be deterred by the long lines, they move quickly and the tacos are huge! I have a healthy appetite and 3 tacos fills me up. I’ve only had the pastor tacos and have no inclination to try anything else. $2.50 a taco
… moreSERGELATO
I got 5 queso tacos with 3 being al pastor, and 2 cabeza. Onions and cilantro mandatory on all of them, first up were the al pastor tacos, juicy, sweet and savory, genuinely my favorite protein for a taco. Moving on, I also tried the cabeza tacos which had a hearty beef flavor since it’s from the head of the cow. Overall, the meat was juicy, fresh, and the I 100% can vouch for the food here
… moreGabriel Bustamante
It was on the news that this taco stand may be part of a large company that operates in some cities in Southern California. This company seems to be taking advantage of the flexibility from the state to allow small street vendors. Another taco shop with a very similar name and that seems to be part of the same company was already removed from the streets in Anaheim, CA.
Also, this business has NO regard for our community at all. How is this allowed? The sidewalk looks worst than one from a third world county. They should at least try to follow some of the regulations from the Los Angeles County Health Department, Sanitation, Bureau of Street Services, Public Works, ADA requirements, etc… Even the most basic requirements from any applicable department are ignored here. They seems to dump oil and ashes and/or charcoal onto the street. Take a look at the shrubs/landscape along the sidewalk. All the plans look black and burnt.
… moreAlso, this business has NO regard for our community at all. How is this allowed? The sidewalk looks worst than one from a third world county. They should at least try to follow some of the regulations from the Los Angeles County Health Department, Sanitation, Bureau of Street Services, Public Works, ADA requirements, etc… Even the most basic requirements from any applicable department are ignored here. They seems to dump oil and ashes and/or charcoal onto the street. Take a look at the shrubs/landscape along the sidewalk. All the plans look black and burnt.
Paven G
Oh boy, I don’t like doing negative reviews, but this one is important.
We went here on a Sunday night around 830pm. It was super busy, like so busy the line was down the block. We took this to be a good sign, thinking it meant 1) obviously the food is bomb – look at how many people are willing to wait for it, and 2) the food will be fresh. We do not mind waiting so long as it is worth the wait.
While in line, some guy came and cut the line in front of a young family. There were words exchanged, and the guy who cut the line ended up spitting on dad from the young family. Angel’s Tijuana refused to serve the guy who cut the line and spat, so that was really good, but it just created an atmosphere of tension.
After about 30 minutes in the lineup, my husband went to order the food. We were super excited about the fresh tortillas being made, but we noticed there were not many options for condiments. Other taco stands offer grilled jalapeños and grilled onions and sauces that can be poured into separate cups.
Here, they were in such a rush that they were just throwing stuff onto the plates. The al pastor meat wasn’t getting enough time between customers to cook properly. The chicken was precooked and served out of a pan. And the thing that ruined it for us was the sauce being poured on by the stand people. They absolutely doused our tacos in sauce. By the time my husband paid and we brought them to the car to eat (literally a 1 minute walk), all the tacos were soaked. Soggy to a point of disgust.
It was a waste of our money because we ended up throwing more than half our food out.
Will not be going back.
Not worth the wait, not worth it the trip at all.
This place has the potential, if they just focus on QUALITY rather than QUANTITY.
… moreWe went here on a Sunday night around 830pm. It was super busy, like so busy the line was down the block. We took this to be a good sign, thinking it meant 1) obviously the food is bomb – look at how many people are willing to wait for it, and 2) the food will be fresh. We do not mind waiting so long as it is worth the wait.
While in line, some guy came and cut the line in front of a young family. There were words exchanged, and the guy who cut the line ended up spitting on dad from the young family. Angel’s Tijuana refused to serve the guy who cut the line and spat, so that was really good, but it just created an atmosphere of tension.
After about 30 minutes in the lineup, my husband went to order the food. We were super excited about the fresh tortillas being made, but we noticed there were not many options for condiments. Other taco stands offer grilled jalapeños and grilled onions and sauces that can be poured into separate cups.
Here, they were in such a rush that they were just throwing stuff onto the plates. The al pastor meat wasn’t getting enough time between customers to cook properly. The chicken was precooked and served out of a pan. And the thing that ruined it for us was the sauce being poured on by the stand people. They absolutely doused our tacos in sauce. By the time my husband paid and we brought them to the car to eat (literally a 1 minute walk), all the tacos were soaked. Soggy to a point of disgust.
It was a waste of our money because we ended up throwing more than half our food out.
Will not be going back.
Not worth the wait, not worth it the trip at all.
This place has the potential, if they just focus on QUALITY rather than QUANTITY.
Nvard M
I love their burritos its so great the flavor is amazing huge portions its definitely worth it. Don’t skip out of anything from this place everything is always made just right. Don’t forget the tacos you won’t regret it. Love this place.
… moreSusan Mehrotra
An explosion of flavors in your mouth. That is the best way to describe the food at Angel’s. Amazing , fresh, well made Al Pastor and a very unique way of making quesadillas. Sauces and condiments a plenty.
The long line was a testament on its own to the food being served.
Their name was on our options for our Friday street Taco hunt and so glad we stopped here.
… moreThe long line was a testament on its own to the food being served.
Their name was on our options for our Friday street Taco hunt and so glad we stopped here.
Eddie Money
The best carne asada in all of CA.Tacos are always the bomb here, packed full of meat, both salsas and guacamole salsa. The mulitas are fire!!! The vampiros (cheese hard shell taco) is awesome. The carne is always cooked on a charcoal bbq grill giving it that unique flavor!! Been there many times and never been disappointed ever with the service or food!!
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