Tacos Leo

N Surabhi

Ordered their chicken tacos, chicken nachos, both tasted good. They offer salad and condiments through the salad bar right infront of the truck. Usually, the place id pretty packed during the weekends and apparently there’s a wait time. We visited it during a Taco Tuesday, there wasn’t much of time and the place was pretty decent to eat right there.

Andrew A

Leo’s Taco Truck is hands down one of my favorite spots for tacos. The al pastor is incredible, super flavorful and perfectly cooked. I also love their all carne asada tacos which are packed with tender, juicy meat. Their horchata never disappoints either. It’s an outdoor setup with a few tables, but I usually recommend grabbing your food to go. It does get busy, especially in the evenings, but the line moves pretty fast so you’re not waiting too long. Definitely worth it every time.

Jen S.

Currently our favorite taco spot. I really like the cabeza tacos, they’re very tender and flavorful. They have some pretty good salsa too! The red one is more than spicy enough for me. They also have a much spicier habanero one that’s like a creamy orange color. There are tables and chairs set up under a tent, but it does get chilly. It’s nice to have the option to eat there or take it to go. Interactions with the staff are short because they are super efficient and work quickly.

Dicksie M

Soooo good. We love these tacos. Every time we are in California we find the nearest Leo’s Taco Truck. The service was fast, salsas and cilantro etc was set out so easy to grab and go. Tables were clean with nice stools. Must try.

Aleah Garnica

Flavorful & Affordable Food Within Reach. PROS: So thankful for this gem to find its way in the residential suburbs nook of Long Beach. There aren't many food options within easy reach as is, and they moved in on a perfect piece of property not currently being utilized - with plenty of parking. The food is full of flavor, and the staff are all courteous and professional. To top it off, not spending crazy cash for a take-out lunch or dinner, which is nice when everything is so much more expensive. CONS: Truthfully, I can't say there are any. It's positive all around. Order some food with all the works and enjoy.

Gilbert Miranda

I'm not sure if the fact that they are now a couple of miles away from work is good or bad, I tried these tacos at their original location at Venice boulevard at LA and used to drive about 45min just to get the best pastor tacos in the city. So now that they're that close I can't have enough. Not crazy about the asada, chicken or any other items on the menu but the pastor tacos are the best. Also born and raised in Mexico City so you can trust me on this one.

John Louie

Just look at all you get for ordering one asada taco! In addition to perfectly grilled carne asada, onions and cilantro, green salsa, avocado salsa, and lime! Very tasty.

Sothea Keo

Had some great asada tacos. The salsa stand allows me to make my tacos just the way I like them.

Leo’s is always a hit! We ordered the tripe quesadilla, al pastor gordita, and 3 tacos (Al pastor, asada, and lengua). The gordita was hugeee! We love the quesadilla here paired with the crispy tripe. Their meats are all super flavorful! My favorites were the Al pastor and lengua. All their salsas are delicious as well, and the orange salsa is pretty spicy!

Food is awesome, but it's a taco truck in a parking lot so don't expect any ambiance. Food is worth it though, I always just get take out

Been passing by this place for months....after trying it once, don't pass it anymore...soo good...asada burrito fresh and backed with meat...not greasy....top 3 in town....pork carnitos bomb too......open til 2pm on weekend.

This is my go to truck. I wouldn't say it is the best Mexican food I have ever had, but it is good and they are consistent.

Great food and prices are reasonable. Sometimes there is a small line but it goes by quickly. Tacos Al pastor are excellent along with the mulitas. Quite a bit of easily accessible parking. There are no street lights in the parking lot (Ralph's) so it gets very dark when the sun goes down. The taco truck puts up string lights in the food area though. Dinner rush starts around 6'ish. We'll be returning on a regular basis.

The best overall spot for quick delicious and reasonably priced food, there’s a reason why Leo’s Tacos are one of the best food truck chains in SoCal!

J B

Been passing by this place for months....after trying it once, don't pass it anymore...soo good...asada burrito fresh and backed with meat...not greasy....top 3 in town....pork carnitos bomb too......open til 2pm on weekend.

Ali Larijani

The best overall spot for quick delicious and reasonably priced food, there’s a reason why Leo’s Tacos are one of the best food truck chains in SoCal!

Obsidian

This is my go to truck. I wouldn't say it is the best Mexican food I have ever had, but it is good and they are consistent.

annie

Leo’s is always a hit! We ordered the tripe quesadilla, al pastor gordita, and 3 tacos (Al pastor, asada, and lengua). The gordita was hugeee! We love the quesadilla here paired with the crispy tripe. Their meats are all super flavorful! My favorites were the Al pastor and lengua. All their salsas are delicious as well, and the orange salsa is pretty spicy!

Leonel Miguez

Second time I eat here and there tacos are AMAZING. Super flavorful, and great service. Highly recommend!!

Al Garcia

Great food and prices are reasonable. Sometimes there is a small line but it goes by quickly. Tacos Al pastor are excellent along with the mulitas. Quite a bit of easily accessible parking. There are no street lights in the parking lot (Ralph's) so it gets very dark when the sun goes down. The taco truck puts up string lights in the food area though. Dinner rush starts around 6'ish. We'll be returning on a regular basis.

In my recent food adventure one of my best taco experiences in LA. The food was fresh and flavorful. The ambience was great with bright lights in the parking lot. Luckily we didn’t see much ppl today because of Christmas. I tried Al pastor and beef tacos both were super good. The meat was juicy and tender and was packed with plenty of flavor. They had plenty of option for sauces and salads to add on top. Overall a must try for me.

So surprised they put this taco truck in my parents’ neck of the woods, but we are not mad about it at all! They’re now set up in the parking lot just outside of where the old Ralph’s used to be. The service was good and the girl who rang us up was nice. We ordered 4 al pastor tacos, 2 carne asada tacos, and 2 lengua tacos. Al Pastor is typically my go to whenever I eat taqueria-style tacos, but for some reason the ones here didn’t do it for me. The way the meat was cut seemed off. I will say we both really really loved the carne asada here however. They have a independent salsa/sides cart with plenty to choose from and you can grab as much needed which is appreciated. Tacos were about $2.50-3 each.

Pretty dang good tacos. Much better fresh and eating it by the food truck. We had it as take out in this picture and it was eh not the best. We usually eat by the truck and its very much so 10/10.

Jagadeesh Rahul

In my recent food adventure one of my best taco experiences in LA. The food was fresh and flavorful. The ambience was great with bright lights in the parking lot. Luckily we didn’t see much ppl today because of Christmas. I tried Al pastor and beef tacos both were super good. The meat was juicy and tender and was packed with plenty of flavor. They had plenty of option for sauces and salads to add on top. Overall a must try for me.

Andrew P

So surprised they put this taco truck in my parents’ neck of the woods, but we are not mad about it at all! They’re now set up in the parking lot just outside of where the old Ralph’s used to be. The service was good and the girl who rang us up was nice. We ordered 4 al pastor tacos, 2 carne asada tacos, and 2 lengua tacos. Al Pastor is typically my go to whenever I eat taqueria-style tacos, but for some reason the ones here didn’t do it for me. The way the meat was cut seemed off. I will say we both really really loved the carne asada here however. They have a independent salsa/sides cart with plenty to choose from and you can grab as much needed which is appreciated. Tacos were about $2.50-3 each.

Marian TO

Pretty dang good tacos. Much better fresh and eating it by the food truck. We had it as take out in this picture and it was eh not the best. We usually eat by the truck and its very much so 10/10.

I stopped by Leo’s Taco Truck after reading all the great reviews, hoping for something a bit more gourmet or unique. The location is great, right on the corner of Los Coyotes Diagonal and Wardlow, with plenty of outdoor seating and a lively, friendly vibe. The staff was awesome, super helpful and upbeat, which really added to the experience. The salsa bar is a standout, easily a 5/5. Tons of options, very clean, and the staff even wiped it down twice while I was there. Everything was fresh, and even the lime wedges were perfect. As for the food, that’s where it fell short for me. I ordered a California burrito ($13) and a plain quesadilla ($11), plus a small card fee and tax, which came to almost $30. The burrito’s meat was dry, and overall it tasted pretty average for the price. I’m one of those people who usually comes for the food first — priority #1 — so, on that note, I left a little underwhelmed. If you’re here for the full experience — great atmosphere, friendly staff, and a top-notch salsa bar — it’s worth the stop. But if you’re coming strictly for the food, you might find better options elsewhere.

Tim Washburn

I stopped by Leo’s Taco Truck after reading all the great reviews, hoping for something a bit more gourmet or unique. The location is great, right on the corner of Los Coyotes Diagonal and Wardlow, with plenty of outdoor seating and a lively, friendly vibe. The staff was awesome, super helpful and upbeat, which really added to the experience. The salsa bar is a standout, easily a 5/5. Tons of options, very clean, and the staff even wiped it down twice while I was there. Everything was fresh, and even the lime wedges were perfect. As for the food, that’s where it fell short for me. I ordered a California burrito ($13) and a plain quesadilla ($11), plus a small card fee and tax, which came to almost $30. The burrito’s meat was dry, and overall it tasted pretty average for the price. I’m one of those people who usually comes for the food first — priority #1 — so, on that note, I left a little underwhelmed. If you’re here for the full experience — great atmosphere, friendly staff, and a top-notch salsa bar — it’s worth the stop. But if you’re coming strictly for the food, you might find better options elsewhere.

got two al pastor and a carne Asada. Its abit on the salty side without much flavor. Hot sauce made it better. Pricing is reasonable. 3 tacos and a Mexican coke for $11.

Paul Hsieh

got two al pastor and a carne Asada. Its abit on the salty side without much flavor. Hot sauce made it better. Pricing is reasonable. 3 tacos and a Mexican coke for $11.