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Hours
| Saturday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 12–11 PM |
| Monday | 12–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–11 PM |
| Thursday | 12–11 PM |
| Friday | 12 PM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1990 S El Camino Real, San Mateo, CA 94403
Phone: (323) 346-2001
Website: https://www.leostacostruck.com/
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Reviews
Alejandra Rosas
We were supposed to eat somewhere else was passing by my sister saw the pastor on the outside of the truck, which made us want to definitely eat here, service is great, lady who took our order is super sweet bilingual, and on top of that she also let us try the Aguas frescas to see which one we liked more. Definitely recommend the Horchata! Came here by accident, but will definitely come here again. The tacos were amazing especially the pastor and my sister loved her torta! Atmosphere reminded us of being back in Mexico when we would visit over the summers! Mexican APROVED!
… moreAndrew Jaru
Leo’s Al pastor tacos are the closest thing to what you can get in LA and San Diego here in the Bay Area. It’s flavorful and crispy and pairs well with the garnishes. Their other meats can be a miss, like the lingua, which is sometimes overcooked. Staff are friendly and food comes out relatively quickly. The accoutrements are some of the best parts of any order, so be sure to get everytying. They sometimes take awhile to set up so no need to rush getting there at opening unless you’re down to wait. Parking is normally good, but getting out can be a pain since only one gate is normally open. I prefer eating it at home / work, but eating there is fine. Does get windy though. Anyways, worth a try if you are hankering for some good al pastor
… moreWei-Ai Tai
Located across the street from Taco Bell on the busy El Camino Real in downtown San Mateo, this food truck is in a parking lot, and they serve up delicious tacos and nachos. A surprisingly large menu of Mexican delights, all the ingredients were fresh, including all the add-on sauces, salsa, onions, and cilantro. Fast and efficient service. The parking lot has about 10 parking spaces, and there are a couple of tables under a tent if you want to eat there.
… moreCrystal Espinosa
This taco truck makes incredible Al Pastor tacos. Everything about the tacos is spot on. I had them in LA before and the San Mateo location is good too. Parking is easy and they have space to sit down and eat. 10/10 would recommend.
… moreHector Payez
I’m so happy they opened their second location in San Mateo. One step closer to San Jose. Incredibly happy they decided to open in the bay. Like down south, Leos has become my go to spot for tacos al pasto, cabeza y tripa dorada.
Can’t wait to go back!
… moreCan’t wait to go back!
Gindy N
Someone said that for the Bay Area it’s a 4/4 but if you compare it to LA, they’re a solid 3.5. I agree. They are generous with their meats. I had the Al pastor and carne asada tacos and filled my taco craving. There’s just something about the flavor that’s missing. I think there’s some missed flavors from red salsa and green salsa.
It gets busy, so the lines speak.
… moreIt gets busy, so the lines speak.
Migara Perera
Pretty average taste. I was super excited for this! But was a let down because how the taste is and the flavor profile. They can do much better with some simple changes. They need to to learn from tacos el Gordo chain.
… morebob
California burrito with pastor was very good. Nice ratio of meat, avocado, fries, and cheese.
Knocking off a star because credit card fee is $1. That’s 6.67% of the $15 burrito before tax, which is more than double the typical 3% CC fee you’re charged with when shops do add this fee (most places remove it entirely and/or add the fee to the menu pricing instead).
… moreKnocking off a star because credit card fee is $1. That’s 6.67% of the $15 burrito before tax, which is more than double the typical 3% CC fee you’re charged with when shops do add this fee (most places remove it entirely and/or add the fee to the menu pricing instead).
Omar R
Not that great, had the al pastor burrito and it was tiny, meat was dry. My friend had the asada tacos and he liked them. Maybe I’m biased being from the east bay but it’s hard to find a good taco spot in the peninsula other than SF.
… morelance acosta
I work next door. This place attracts a crowd so I was very curious. Ordered “signature” pastor taco & asada vampiro. Vampiro was better than pastor taco despite using shwarma machine. Signature pastor Pork was dry & tasteless
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