My absolute favorite taco spot but I go to the location on La Brea. I love their meats, finally a place where the chicken isn't dry. I get their tacos, burritos, and mostly their alambres. Asada fries are good. A few people find this place to lack flavor but it's perfect for me. Im in love with their green salsa & pickled habanero and onions. Avocado salsa is yum. Horchata is fire. Fair prices. Only complaint is they can be stingy with their sides, like cmon, im actually using them not saving it for my fridge. Parking is always a hassle and service is decent. Im always coming back for more.

First night in LA and this taco spot might beat out all of the other spots in advanced! There is no flair or decor but who cares when the food is good? They do have a covered area with tables and chairs to eat it if you don't want to take it to go. It was a less than 10 minute wait and I got the Al pastor and he cuts the meat right in front of you and then adds shaved pineapple. The meat was so juicy yet crispy and the tortilla was perfectly warmed. There is a salsa bar that you can add whatever toppings you want. I ordered 3 tacos and a bottled coke for 10.68! Which is a still. I will be back again before I leave because they are just that good.

For a food truck it was good! I've been here before and the other food to me is better the carne asada fries, however they are still solid.. Carne asada fríes !! I've had better but the other food is better in my opinion!! Very salty but solid! Pretty amazing for a food truck!! It's packed on a Friday and sat!! Come check them out!! Nice people, small business let's support!!

Came solely for the Al Pastor tacos and they were chef's kiss! CASH ONLY. Located in the parking lot by the gas station. A few parking spots available. No restrooms available (even in the gast station) You order your tacos at a smaller stand and then stand in another line to the food truck window to get your salsas and toppings (which are all pre-packaged) A couple of standing tables next to the taco truck for eating as well. The al pastor was juice yet tender, I always love the sweet pineapple component and then the avocado salsa was very good. The green salsa had a good kick and the red salsa had a slight smokiness to it. I dress my taco up with all the fixings so I liked the raw onions and pickles onions they offer too. Will be back!

Al pastor tacos 5/5 - their Al pastor tacos are my favorite! Meat is tender and juicy. I hate when I get a piece of meat with cartilage but I don't get that here. They also add pineapple on top so it adds a nice sweetness. They have all the onions and cilantro and sauces all packed so make sure to check you have enough before leaving bc they only gave us a small bag of onion and cilantro for 10 tacos and it wasn't enough for us. They only accept cash!

This Al pastor was *chef's kiss* I ordered a variety and am disappointed I didn't just order 3 Al pastor. They were THAT good. Last time i ordered a burrito, which was a mistake. Of course I should've ordered the tacos -- that's their specialty! They take cash, or card (with 50 cent fee). It's SRO with tables to eat at, but no chairs. I preferred their green salsa to their red. Love that they provide all the cilantro/onion and radishes that you want.

Food is definitely 5 stars for me... only thing I'm apprehensive about is the location..... but you gotta lay the life on the line for the best hole in the walls right!? They are always consistent with the quality and flavor of their meats and sides. But it has to be here in La Brea. We've tried other Leo's and there's one closer to us in the valley.... (No bueno ) Best asada meat and the Al Pasto super good. My absolute favorite: the champurado!!!

4+ Considered one of the best by many or at least one of the most popular taco spots in Los Angeles. They have a good variety of items and meats, but I would say they are most known for their al pastor (marinated, spit-roasted pork that is usually served with a slice/ chunk of pineapple). The service here is pretty efficient since they have to be - there's almost always a line. The vibe: depending on the time of day or night you come, it's usually a mixed group of people wanting to try this spot, people eating after a drinking session, or just people looking for decently priced tacos. One of the times I was here, I was standing behind Dante Basco (Rufio!), haha. Usually a fun vibe for sure. My usual here is two tacos (typically the al pastor) and a mulita. It used to be that there was a toppings and salsa bar where you would dress up your food. Not sure if it's because of the pandemic or people taking advantage and taking too much stuff home, you now have to go to a separate window to ask for the toppings and salsa and they're individually packaged. I definitely think this place is worth going for the al pastor. I myself have been here multiple times. Parking can be tough, but if you are going during the week there's usually parking along the street facing south on LA Brea right around the corner. Just be careful though as it is a relatively high traffic area and some people seem to drive recklessly in this area.

When one door closes, another door opens up, or gets possibly jammed or unleashes a silver lining. I think I mixed up my metaphors, but you get my drift, which was condemned by my Venice high school motto written on the walls "rowing, not drifting". This tale begins when I purposely drove to the Kia Forum early last night with my prepaid parking to attend the Eagles and Steely Dan farewell California tour concert. I had remarkably light traffic, so I got there even earlier than I thought I would. I was directed inside the parking area where we snaked around with cones like we're at a ride at Disneyland or Pink's hotdog stand. Ultimately I was led to the farthest spot in all of the lot in a corner in front of a portable light stanchion facing SoFi stadium. I remarked to the other people sent out to Siberia at the Forum (which is more fabulous now that they have redesigned the arena as a concert facility with great sound and removal of the colonnade), that I was glad I got the prepaid parking so I could park as far away as humanly possible. However, back to my opening comments, Steely Dan performed for one hour, and the Eagles performed for two hours, ending a little after 11 PM. The first silver lining was I knew exactly where I was parked as you cannot miss seeing SoFi Stadium. Since the Kia Forum is round, it can be disorienting. In fact, after spending a month in Costa Rica where I rented a car which turned out to be the predecessor of the Ford Explorer, I returned home and leased a metallic blue Ford Explorer. Six months later, I went to see Elton John at the Forum and was so excited to go to the concert, I didn't note where I parked in the parking lot. When I came out of the concert I had to wait until every car had left because it seemed like half of Los Angeles had also leased or bought Metallica blue Ford Explorers and the round Forum provided me without any beacons to determine where i parked. Besides finding my car, I got out of the parking structure within a few minutes and found myself heading north on La Brea. It was at this moment I had an epiphany to go to the best late night food joint in all of Los Angeles, Leo's Tacos on the corner of Venice and La Brea. I got to Leo's at around 11:20pm. Leo's is a food truck with two outdoor spits roasting Al Pastor and charred pineapple situated in a gas station that is open until 3:30am. This is one of the places that makes LA great. The food is incredible and very inexpensive, with every segment of the LA community lining up happy knowing that they know and are going to be rewarded because they know. You can stand and eat there but it's on a corner of a gas station. I always get takeout and I always get Alambras Hawaiian, which is Al Pastor meat cut from a spit that they have outside the truck with charred pineapple, cheese, onions and peppers and cost $13 which makes 10 corn tacos. They give you the condiments which includes three kinds of salsa, limes, cilantro, onions, grilled onions and radishes with the 10 tortillas. I am not just saying this because I am a triple Leo, whatever that means. The next time I attend the Kia Forum, SoFi Stadium, the YouTube Theater or next year at Steve Ballmer's Clippers Emporium, I will ask to park in the furthest away spot.