Tacos el Diablo — Restaurant in Camarillo

I was very impressed by the food here. I’ve only had their quesabirria tacos and carnitas tacos, so far. They were both delicious. I think I preferred the carnitas taco because the meat was incredibly delicious. The quesabirria was also well seasoned and the consume tasted great, however it wasn’t as remarkable as the carnitas were compared to other places I’ve eaten. The meat wasn’t overly fatty and appropriately seasoned in both tacos. I didn’t find myself needing more salt not wishing there was less. I tried the salsa verde and salsa roja, as a warning, they were both on the spicier side (I tend to eat very spicy food, so it seemed mild to me). Unusually, the green actually seemed hotter than the red. They were both excellent and most importantly complemented the food well. Salsa is an essential part of Mexican food, so it’s always refreshing when a restaurant seems to put focus into ensuring that the salsas enhance their dishes. This restaurant is a bit out of the way for me, but I will definitely be going...

Easy to order online. The location is not the best, its difficult to locate entrance and parking if its your first time visiting. The gas station parking is 10 or 15 minutes max. Also, it says unauthorized vehicles will be towed but I didn’t see signs stating its gas station parking only. The entrance is on Daily drive. It’s confusing, they have a bunch of bushy privacy trees covering the outside patio and part of the entrance.

In my opinion, the tacos are not good. The tortillas were lightly steamed. Our order consisted of quesa birria tacos, tacos de lengua y fish tacos. The birria tacos are good but not the best. The tacos de lengua are better on the side of the road stands. The fish tacos were over cooked, the fish was dry and the batter tasted burnt. The aguas frescas and lemonade are pre filled in the fridge. Meaning it separates because its sitting there and they just pour...

Tacos El Diablo was the perfect reward for a hungry day. We ordered the nachos and a carnitas burrito, both made in-house and incredibly fresh—you can really taste the difference. This is way beyond your typical Mexican restaurant.

The flavors were bold, the ingredients were clean, and everything tasted like it had been crafted with care. The prices were very reasonable, making it an easy choice to indulge. Highly recommend this spot to anyone craving authentic, flavorful Mexican food.

We enjoyed it so much that we featured them in our Hikebytes YouTube channel. We had just finished our “Wild Wheeler Gorge Hike” in Ojai, CA—and after the...