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Top Ten Tacos ~ Westside Taquerias Edition

Top Ten Tacos in the Westside of Los Angeles

LA's #1 taco hunter, Bandini, is back with another top ten for us. This time he focuses on the taco-loving but underserved West Side, which in this case means, basically, West of Fairfax, or something like that. Note that this is just taquerias, we'll do a west side trucks one soon. Please contribute what you think is missing in the comments...

1. Tacos Por Favor (1406 Olympic Blvd)
2. Sabor A Mexico (8940 National Blvd)
3. Tacomiendo (4502 Inglewood Blvd)
4. Taqueria Estilo Mexico(12406 Washington Blvd)
5. El Super Taco (11923 Santa Monica Blvd)
6. Pili's Tacos (11924 Santa Monica Blvd)
7. Taqueria Sanchez (4541 Centinela Ave)
8. Don Felix Taqueria (3987 Sawtelle Blvd)
9. Taqueria Chihuahua (12034 Venice Blvd)
10. Tacos La Flama (2404 S Barrington Ave)

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