- Header by Christine Pak.
-
Top Posts
- None
-
Categories
- Bakeries
- Bars
- Beer
- Best in LA
- Best of the Week
- Brunch
- Burgers
- Cafe
- Chef Spotlight
- Deli
- Desserts
- Downtown
- Drinks
- Eagle Rock
- East LA
- Eat at Home
- Echo Park
- Farmer's Market
- Food News
- Food Truck
- French
- GastroPubs
- Guilty Pleasure
- Highland Park
- Italian
- Japanese
- Lincoln Heights
- Locavore
- Los Feliz
- Mediterranean
- Mexican
- On the Road
- Pizza
- Recipes
- Restaurant Reviews
- Salads
- Sandwiches
- Seafood
- Silverlake
- Street Food
- Tacos
- Uncategorized
- Vegetarian
- Vietnamese
- Westside
- Wine
Food Bites Archives
May 2012 M T W T F S S « Sep 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 LA + Food Blogs I Like:
Pages
Category Archives: Street Food
Street Food: Handmade Flautas at Balbina in Boyle Heights
With the Breed Street food vendors now dispersed, you really have to drive around Boyle Heights to find the best stuff. My tactic is to search out the stands with a bit of a crowd, the thinking being that most … Continue reading
Posted in Mexican, Street Food
Tagged balbina, Boyle Heights, breed street, East LA, east los angeles, flautas, handmade, how to find good street food, huaraches, huitlacoche, pambazos, quesadillas, soto st., street food, tips, tortillas
3 Comments
LA Street Food Fest: Oh, the Gluttony
Last time I went to the LA Street Food Fest, I didn’t even get in. This time, it was more organized, and I actually ate some food. The lines were pretty long, but spirits were high on the Rose Bowl … Continue reading
Highland Park: The Taco Stand with No Name on York Blvd.
Highland Park has been called “the taco capital of Los Angeles” a well-earned title, considering the innumerable taco trucks, stands and shops that line its streets. No matter your poison— al pastor, carne asada, tripa, chorizo, cabeza…you’ll find it here … Continue reading
Posted in Best in LA, Highland Park, Mexican, Street Food, Tacos
Tagged al pastor, best tacos in la, chorizo, pinapple, spit, street food, taco stand, tacos, york blvd.
7 Comments
Support Your Local Fruit Guy: It’s Coco Fresco Time!
I got my Coco Fresco from the guy off exit 43 on the 110, but they’re all around right now. Just ask your local street fruit vendor. The juice is sweet with lots of Vitamin C and Calcium. Delicioso! –Valentina





