I found this great Taco Stand in East LA On Olympic between West Side Dr. &#038; Saybrook Ave.&nbsp; They are open every night and taste great!&nbsp; You can get 4 tacos for $4, and add a Horchata for $5 total. http://www.flickr.com/photos/macabrephotographer/

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