El Califas Tacos — Restaurant in Sunnyvale

We’ve heard many people recommend this place so finally decided to give it a go. Been here twice since

FOOD: First off they don’t have many options. Basically Tacos and burritos and a few other things. The first time a were gifted a taco to try out which we were impressed by and the gentleman was very friendly. We ordered more tacos and a burrito which was huge. We decided to try again and this time it was a woman helping us. We ordered the same burrito and said no onions but we’rent told the guac had a ton of it which we ended up having to eat. Also the size this time was much smaller than the first. The tacos they messed up and also gave us w onions even though we said none.

SERVICE: The first time we went the gentleman was waay nice which basically was what made us want to come back. The second time it was a lady who wasn’t as pleasant. Also we didn’t like the inconsistency depending on who helped you.

Overall we decided there are other taco places we prefer. And sometimes consistency, communication, and service makes a huge difference. We will not recommend...

My first visit, and when I am in town again, I suspect I will be back. Ingredients were very fresh, handmade care goes into these tacos. I really like the El Califas style where they add cheese between the two corn tortillas. It adds flavor and texture of course, but as an engineer I also appreciate the increase in tensile strength to the tortillas! You know how full tacos can burst their way out of the shell, well these held up through every tasty bite. I enjoyed carne asada, carnitas and pollo asada tacos and there are barbacoa, chicharon, and al pastor to try next time. The folks who run this taco truck are great at what they do and kind to their customers. I say...

Taco truck (trailer) located on the corner of the Alliance gas station. Serves a delicious spicy chicken taco. Their menu is just tacos, but there was a handwritten sign for a burrito or quesadilla. Seems like an afterthought, so it’s probably better just to stick to the tacos.

There is a single table next to the gas station, and there are four bar stools next to the truck.

The tacos were served with some radishes and a lime. The sauce was already put on the tacos. I suppose that’s more sanitary, but I’d rather pick my sauce and put on the exact amount I want myself.

As good as it was, I prefer Cato’s taco truck a few miles away. It’s larger with a...