Leo's Tacos Truck — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Leo's Taco Truck in LA is an absolute gem! From the moment I stepped up to the vibrant, bustling truck, I knew I was in for a treat. The aroma of sizzling meat and flavorful spices filled the air, making my mouth water in anticipation.

The variety of tacos they offer is simply outstanding. Whether you're a meat lover or prefer vegetarian options, they have something for everyone. Their al pastor tacos, in particular, are a must-try - tender and marinated to perfection, bursting with authentic Mexican flavors.

The service at Leo's Taco Truck is top-notch. The staff is friendly, efficient, and always willing to customize your order to suit your preferences. The wait times are reasonable, and they handle the crowd with remarkable speed and accuracy.

What makes this taco truck truly special is the homemade salsas and toppings bar. The array of fresh salsas, onions, cilantro, and lime lets you personalize your tacos just the way you like them, adding an extra touch of deliciousness to an already fantastic meal.

Whether you're a local or a visitor to LA, Leo's Taco Truck is an absolute must-visit. The authenticity of their flavors, the delightful atmosphere, and the reasonable prices make it an unforgettable experience. I can't wait to go back and savor their mouthwatering...

I really like the spontaneous spot and where the truck was located in downtown Los Angeles which made it very interesting.... The food was really cool and authentic tasting to be honest and I enjoyed sitting outside just looking at the angelinos as they enjoyed an authentic quick Mexican fix.... Then suddenly I look to my left and I see a very disturbed woman in her late 40s but naked talking to herself and that's when I had enough....... The location being on Venice and Vermont in downtown I jumped in the car and looked for the first available 5 owe. !;!;!; Once I found one of the cars located next to a nearest Subway I found myself inside the sub shop speaking to one of the officers telling him that there's someone but naked on the street and I think that could be somebody's mother back in the day and she needs to be swept off the street.... It was the first time I actually saw something like this and thought I made the right decision since I'm not one to run chasing after police officers.... Back to Leo's taco truck I got to say I really enjoy the taste I give it a...

Food was ok in taste. My rice was undercooked I was crunching on rice. The beans are slop. There's no real consistency. They also charged me an extra dollar for cheese in my bean and cheese burrito....like seriously? Isnt a vean and cheese burrito aupposed to come with cheese? and it didn't reflect on my receipt. My reciept said 11.50 yet I was not given the correct change. They told me cheese was an extra dollar and that's why. I didn't make a fuss but it's not right. Its about the principle behind the matter you cant charge people extra for an ingredient that should be included and then not have it reflected on the reciept. Reciepts are there to protect both customer and business. Without a proper reflection of what's purchased you take that protection away. They also did not display the sign for their health inspection rating whatsoever. I looked everywhere...