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Taquerias El Atacor #11 Update ~ Cypress Park

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Atacor #11was reviewed by TACO in March of last year, here's a new review from OxDx.

I literally stumbled in here one day looking for some good tacos. The decor was pretty random which I like, they seem to serve beer which is beyond good and it looks like they are open really late. It wasn't until after I ate here that I read all sorts of reviews praising the place and I will have to say, the tacos were very good.

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They were piping hot, very cheap (4 tacos and a drink for about 5 bux) AND they came with chips.  I'm usually into sauce that burns my mouth off so the red sauce/green sauce here was OK, but not very spicy.  I had the chicken (which I fondly call "stew-style"; i.e. they were not grilled), asada and pastor.  Everything was good, taste was right on.  I saw some people eating potato tacos and I heard they are the bomb.  I'll try them next.  I have a vegan buddy who ate them and had to ask how they cook it... and if you are vegetarian/vegan you'll probably want to know they cook the potato tacos in LARD.

2622 N Figueroa St
Los Angeles, CA 90065
(323) 441-8477

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