Tacos Lupita - Thornton

Service: Take out Meal type: Breakfast Price per person: $1–10 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free parking lot

I always love to stop here for food. Great people. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Wow, this restaurant is amazing and the woman who runs the food truck is fantastic. I stopped off the freeway to grab some pizza but it didn't look good. I asked a San Joaquin County Sheriff's deputy where I could find some good food in the area and he recommended this truck. I'm so glad he did. At Lupita's truck, I inquired about the queso birria and consomme - fortunately, it was made with goat meat and it was delicious. The corn tortilla was just right - perfect texture and size, similar to a mulita. The Ant ordered two pastor tacos which looked great, so I decided to try a pastor sope. I poured the consomme on everything for that delicious goat flavor. The consomme had finely chopped onions and cilantro - a brilliant addition that added a lot of flavor. The salsa was also good, especially the Verde and habanero sauce which had a delayed spicy kick that made me tear up with joy. There were so many other tasty options; I was tempted by the hot Cheetos burrito but ultimately decided against it. It looked fantastic, but I'm not as young as I used to be. In terms of vegetarian options, I'm not sure if they have any. As for wheelchair accessibility, keep in mind that it's a food truck located in a parking lot.

Wow, this place is fantastic and the woman who runs the food truck is top-notch. I was craving pizza and pulled off the freeway, but the options didn't look great. I asked a San Joaquin County Sheriff's deputy for a recommendation, and he pointed me to Lupita's truck. I'm so glad he did. I tried the queso birria and consomme, made with goat meat, and it was delicious. The corn tortilla was just the right texture and size, similar to a mulita. The Ant ordered two pastor tacos which looked delicious, so I went for a pastor sope. I poured the consomme over everything for that rich goat flavor, complete with finely chopped onions and cilantro - a brilliant touch. The salsas were also tasty, particularly the Verde and habanero sauces that packed a flavorful punch. I almost tried the hot Cheetos burrito but decided against it at the last minute. There were plenty of other tempting options, but alas, I'm not as young as I used to be. As for vegetarian choices, I'm not sure if they offer any. And in terms of wheelchair accessibility, well, it's a food truck in a parking lot.

The food was amazing and the charming town made for a great atmosphere. The queso Birria tacos were fantastic! I will definitely return.