Is it a bus? Is it a certified Metro "line" that used to be distinguished as a color?
It's both!
Step aboard the J Line, one of L.A.'s most unique commuting vessels, starting in the east-of-the-east badlands of the San Gabriel Valley on a route that stretches to the heart of the South Bay.
It also has perhaps the most stacked Metro line-taco lineup yet.
From calamari tacos to Oaxacan-style braised goat on handmade, freshly nixtamalized corn tortillas, to the elusive, Mexicali-style "cooler burritos," this may be the best Metro bus line for regional taco styles in the whole county.
Its freeway-boosted route—along a traffic-free, bus-only lane on both the 60 and 110 freeways—coasts through a taco designed for every palate, including a spot known for veggie-friendly carne asada, a taco recognized by the Michelin guide, and arguably L.A.'s best Mexican seafood restaurant.