Acapulco Taqueria

Ok so the first time I went to this taco truck I parked in lot waiting for a friend to show up so we could eat there at there little outside tables and order some burritos! So as I'm waiting this rude lady with black hair came up with a bitchy attitude and told me I have been parked there to long and she just got off the phone with a tow truck company I told her I was waiting on someone to come so we can eat she didn't care what I had to say to all so I just took off! Then I decided to got back about 2 months later and ordered a chicken burrito came home and open the foil to a extra soggy burrito! Still tried to eat it but it was falling apart and no flavor what so ever and the carrot slices that was suppose to be chillie was cooked and tasted sweet instead of hot! Won't be going here EVER again! more

To sort out some confusion out there. Let me start by saying that the original taco truck on the corner of A st.& Royal. Was called Tacos Acapulco. I started this business with the dream of one day franchising. Unfortunately my ex- who is from Argentina stole my recipes & money and opened up down the street as Acapulco Taqueria. After he destroyed my catering truck. I refurbished it and opened it up again as Acapulcos. I Thank Christopher G. for actually rating my taco truck. As for Acapulco Taqueria they actually do have good food. Of course my Recipes! more

Acapulco Taqueria was basically a taco truck with some outdoor seats on the corner of West A Street and Royal Avenue in Hayward. I believe Acapulco has since added a "bricks and mortar" restaurant across the street. My review is for the Acapulco taco truck that sits at the corner. First of all, if you haven't been to a taco truck you probably should. A lot of people have looked down on taco trucks as they continue to pop-up throughout the U.S. However, there are some people, myself included, who enjoy them. Acapulco doesn't have a lot of offerings. They only have two types of burritos: regular and super. Both consist of shredded pork, beans, and rice. It is three bucks for a regular and $4.30 for the super. I love to come here before an Oakland A's baseball game. I usually drive up, order some burritos, and then head to the park and eat my burritos in the bleachers. These burritos are well put together and are surprisingly neat. A lot of burritos are sloppy and messy. The neatness is what makes these burritos great to take to the ballpark or on picnics. I'd recommend Acapulco if you are in the Hayward and want some good, cheap and quick Mexican food. more