Taqueria El Paso — Restaurant in Union City

My mother and I came to this location for the first time and the gentleman in the front, stated that an order of tacos was $8.00 for an order of four. He advised that if we wanted more than one meat we would have to order inside. Upon entering the establishment no one greets nor seats you. When we were placing our order we were simply told that in an order we can only choose two different meats, we order two al pastor and two chorizo. At no time were we told that there was an up charge of $0.50 per taco on top of the poor service (seemed as if we were inconveniencing her). We get the check and that is when we see that we got charge $5.00 for two tacos and $5.00 for another set of two tacos which is perplexing because if you’re forcing us to order four tacos for $8.00 and we can only choose two meats why are we being up charged two dollars extra??? This is called false advertisement and fraud!

We will never return to this establishment. Beware based on their convenience prices change and you are made aware after you are...

Chips and salsa were solid. Very watery, tasted like they added sazon 5/5

Pastor lacked flavor, although the meat had a rich color... we added both hot sauces and some salsa to help the flavor... it still lacked 3/5

Sopes were surpringly good. We got Bistek and Chorizo. Chorizo is WAY better. 5/5

Horchata was super fresh 5/5

Food was okay overall. Everything was fresh.

BE AWARE!!!! They did charge us $1 for extra limes which is not cute. In addition to INCLUDING gratitudy on the bill, which you only see for parties of 6 or more. That was odd, so please be mindful of that when you pay. We gave the server more tip bc the gratitudy was less than what we were going to tip her but still...

I dont appreciate that. It...

Incredible tacos! Just had the steak and carnitas. They were juicy and crisp, accompanied by nopales and lime. The tortillas were thick and homemade (not reheated or from a bag). The green sauce was also fresh, homemade too. Lots of onions and cilantro. As opposed to other places, there were four tacos per order and you can choose two flavors per plate.

I’ve eaten at the restaurant before and loved it. It’s BYOB, so you can bring wine or beer. If you’re less than twenty blocks away, they’ll deliver too. You’d have to call to check, saving any app fees.

It’s really a hidden gem. There’s other competitors around (restaurants and trucks) but i feel like the quality deserves a lot...