Los Tacos - Oceanside

I tried the Chore burrito, and it was fantastic! My friend ordered the little chicken tacos, which were also very tasty. The Horchata was pretty good, though it doesn't quite compare to the one I had in Ensenada. The customer service was excellent; the staff was very friendly.

Delicious! I visited this restaurant several times during my stay in the area, and each experience was enjoyable. The place is clean, and the staff is friendly. I had no issues with seating at all. Today, I was craving birria tacos, and they did not disappoint. I added Consommé, pickled onions, and pickled carrots, which took the tacos to a whole new level. I can't wait to come back next time!

Inside it looks nice. Menu is not easy to read. Owner didn?t help much in explaining the menu and the specials they have. Food is barely okay. Tasted bland. This plate is $13. It is way overpriced! Plates were inconsistently made. My plate came out looking the best. My family?s other plates didn?t look like mine. We didn?t have a bad experience with customer service. But I can definitely see how people had bad experiences here. You don?t feel welcomed when you walk in. They just take your order and they never speak to you again. I would not recommend this place, nor would I come back.

Quite disappointing. The food was old and could tell definitely reheated. I asked for a simple bean,cheese,chorizo and sour cream burrito and the guy from the register was not able to deliver even that. The burrito had no sour cream and like 2 pounds of beans and very little chorizo. Also ordered some gorditas and they were absolutely stale and not fresh. I tried calling to let them know how disappointing their food is and got no answer after 3 tries I came to leave a review instead. You?re better off going to Taco Bell, it will be more tasty and not as expensive.

The taste and quality of the food is around a 4, give or take 0.5 depending on what you order. The staff is friendly, but when I ask for sour cream on my burrito, there's only about a 50% chance it will actually be on the burrito when it arrives. Moreover, I dislike feeling pressured to drink. Tipping is meant for service, which includes someone taking my order, bringing my drinks and food, and cleaning up afterward. However, when I approach the counter to place my order, fetch my own drinks, and clear my table after eating, I feel like I’m being expected to tip before I even receive my meal, which seems a bit presumptuous. And if I end up with my burrito without any sour cream, it feels silly to tip. I really don’t want to return, even though the food is decent.