El Bramido | Restaurante & Bar
- 2394 Northgate Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95833, USA
- (916) 565-1552
Ubicación
300 W Lake St, Mt Shasta, CA 96067, USA
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John Johns
Carne asada tacos you got to get five carne asada tacos when you come here. You’re going to text I’ll only eat three, and then the three will be gone and you will be sad. And full but still sad they’re gone
Aaron Andrews I'm
Ridiculous prices for mid food. 47 dollars for 2 burritos and 1 quesadilla.
Insane prices for food that really isn’t worth it. Might as well go to a music festival. Just go to el zaguan in weed. Waaaayy better, and it’s not quite as stupid expensive.
Kelly Sypraseuth
We ordered the Cali Fries, Al Pastor Tacos (just keeping it light), and the chicken quesadilla. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and hit the spot. The Cali Fries were loaded just right, and the tacos and quesadilla were solid. No complaints on the food.
They were out of Jamaica, which was a bit of a letdown. If something that simple and popular is constantly running out, it’s worth keeping better inventory. Jamaica is one of those staple drinks people expect at a taco truck—it’s refreshing and completes the meal. If customers keep asking for it, it’s a sign to stock more and avoid running out daily.
Another thing to note—there was no shaded area to sit or even stand while ordering. Other reviews mentioned some type of shade or cover, but when we went, there wasn’t any. We ended up eating in the car. Honestly, if there was a place to sit, we probably would’ve ordered more.
If this is a growing food truck business with multiple locations, here are some recommendations to level up the customer experience:
– Add consistent canopies at all trucks—for both eating and ordering
– Offer a few simple tables or stools, even fold-out setups
– Keep menu boards uniform so the brand feels consistent
– Think about adding QR code ordering or a simple mobile system
– Highlight signature dishes with visuals on the truck (like those Cali Fries)
– And above all, maintain clean setups and well-stocked essentials like Jamaica
How you do anything is how you do everything. First and last impressions matter.
Food was great, just needs those finishing touches to match the flavor with the full experience. Would come back for sure.
Bre P.
I recently went to Josefina’s Taqueria Taco Truck and was totally impressed! The tacos and nachos were delicious. Made with fresh ingredients and perfectly seasoned meat.. The staff were friendly and quick, ensuring we didn’t wait long. The area around the truck was clean, and there were a few spots to sit and enjoy the food. Overall, I felt the prices were reasonable for the generous portions. Highly recommend giving them a try if you’re in the area!”
Zack
The people working were friendly and they made the food fast. Everything seemed fresh and was decent. My only real issue was that there was no heat or any kick. Also the price was quite a bit. $4 for a street taco seems a little high. I will be back to try something spicier next time, and maybe my review will change.