Bishop Taco Stand

Just Had the must deliciosos autêntic Hard core tacos. Just left the place and I want more. Delicious tacos, friendly warm service. Can’t wait to have more. Gracias

on our way home from the slopes we needed a quick bite to hold us over for the long drive home. What a surprise this place is because on the outside it does not look like much. After the first bite of my carne asada torta it was obvious why this place didn’t need to look spiffy or eye popping. My friends got the asada burrito and the chicken quesadilla’s. Neither disappointed. This place cant be missed next time you roll through bishop looking for a bite to eat or even if your a local for that matter. This place is on point when it comes to quick quality Mexican food. All in all we give it an A+++. Do not pass this one up!!!

Friendly service and great food. It’s the cheapest option when driving though Bishop. Open Thursday to Sunday only

Without a doubt, «Taqueria mi Guadalajara» is the best place to eat in Bishop. The service is friendly and fast, and the tacos are scrumptious. I would highly recommend the buche, tripa, and cabeza tacos with green salsa.
It’s head and shoulders above the Mexican places in town. In fact it’s superior to most taco stands I’ve tried in Nevada and California.
Great value at 1.75 a taco and every plate comes with a side of perfectly grilled onions and sliced hot peppers. I hope this place stays in business forever!

My dad and inlove this taco stand. Our favorite is the chicken and the carne asada tacos. Alex has really great service and super friendly especially the cook. We don’t go to another taco stand besides this stand.

Found this place from this Unilocal page and it was the best burrito! I got the El Pastor. I live in Santa Barbara and eat a lot of great Mexican, but these Guys have great food and it is cheap too.

Delicious, inexpensive, convenient and friendly. Great Mexican food on the side of 395.

«Dude, it’s not a taco truck it’s a taco RV!»
Love this creative use of a dilapidated vehicle. The ambiance of this little taco stand can’t be beat. It’s set up in a little dirt patch of town next to the casino; and when the taco truck is open warm glowing lights emanate from a usually darkened corner of the street. There are benches set up with other random mismatched but charming seating options.
My favorite part of visiting the taco truck is the piña spinach agua fresca. The dark green, pineapple, spinach drink is refreshing and not too sweet. The tacos are pretty legit and I love that they have a crock pot full of pinto beans out front for you to serve yourself. Nothing oozes more charm than this tiny little taco shop in Bishop.

Great tacos and other Mexican authentic food. In addition to good food very friendly people own the biz and no where near as expensive as the other Mexican restaurants in town.

YES! I just moved to Bishop from San Diego, and there’s been a big hole in my heart for good, authentic Mexican food. And then… to my left as I drive past Barlow on the 395 headed up to Mammoth I see the bright, LED word «Tacos» in a previously empty dirt lot. In an instinctive, uncontrollable U-​turn (possibly illegally) I headed into the dirt lot and there it was. $ 1.75 tacos, cheap sides, AWESOME smells and real Mexicans making REAL Mexican food! After I stopped pinching myself (it didn’t take long, kind of a wuss) I got two tacos, one carnitas and one pollo asada with a side of rice. Amazing. This is the first place I’ve added on Unilocal SPECIFICALLY because I enjoyed it so much. They’re only there Thursday through Sunday each week (3pm-​10pm-​ish) but go get yourself some real tacos. These guys deserve Bishop’s business.