El Tacote Tacos — Restaurant in Los Angeles

I have been a loyal customer here for a year. I am aware that that is a $1 extra charge for using my credit card. The woman who took my order gave me my total. After she asked was I using cash or card, and I told her card she said my TOTAL was $82.23. I proceeded with the purchase. When I got home, I was notified my card was charged $92.23. When I called the establishment, the man tried to tell me that there are additional charges for using my card. I explained I was aware there is a $1 dollar charge. Then he said there are also ADDITIONAL taxes. I guess I need to notify the state of California about that. And I will be reporting this business. He then said he would send me the receipt which showed these EXTRA fees. I have been ordering the same thing for months. I pay the same. They added $10 extra to my bill. They have still not sent the receipt which shows all these EXTRA fees. PLEASE BEWARE! Check your card info and with your bank, should you patronize this...

Was driving by today and decided to try this place and honestly will not be going back. Being it was our first time we ordered a couple items two burritos, a quesadilla, some nacho fries and 3 drinks. The total ? Almost $ 80.00!! I never thought id be paying restaurant prices at a food truck they even charged me $5.00 for the side of onions and jalapenos!! Thats free everywhere else. this place is a perfect example of price gauging because of the location. Mind you they don't have their prices posted on their menu when you get there, and I can see why they would get no business. All in all the food below basic their supreme burrito which is $14.00 is nothing but rice and beans barely any meat at all.I could tell the ingredients were old and reheated not fresh at all. Thankfully we didn't order their fish items. Because as it is we all got sick. Save yourself some money and go to the...

The girl who took my order was really sweet, got my order right and was overall the best part of the experience here. The food however is unreasonably expensive in exchange for what you get; The burrito was 70% rice, it absorbed the entire flavor of what little meat was in there and there just wasn’t really much to it. The quesadilla was okay, not the best not the worst but absolutely not $14. The sauces are premade, which isn’t a bad thing, but again doesn’t constitute how expensive it is.

I’d rather make the drive to Angels in van nuys and pay $25 dollars for the exact same order and be blown away by the quality, flavor and standard than pay $35 for what was an astoundingly average...