Taqueria El Pastorcito

Love love love the al pastor from this taco truck. The place always looks clean and shiny, and they keep the salsa bar spotless and well-​stocked. Beware the green salsa, it’s not guacamole and it’s killer hot and spicy. The food is 5 star but I have to deduct 1 star for not having a place to sit here (the location at E Charleston has a nice little seating area).

One of the best taco trucks in the city! Their al pastor is spicy and full of flavor. The employees are extremely friendly and passionate about what they do. I recommend getting their al pastor con queso for a delicious yet heart attack inducing meal! Viva el Pastorcito!

Great great tacos. Place very clean. Perfect seasoning and right amount of grease on food and tortillas. Preparation and placement of salsas, onions, cilantro was immaculate. But the meats were by far better than any tacos in Las Vegas. A Los Angeles native that loves street food… A+.

The best tacos in Las Vegas Period! Al pastor with cheese and pineapples or no cheese are the best :) I visit frequently (3+ a week) and always consistent, I just want to rob that spinning meat thingy and take it home with me!

I am pretty sure I have never rated anything on Unilocal.However, with that being said I was so satisfied with this place that I am writing this review as I drive home. I couldn’t wait to give it five stars. It was my first time at a taco cart and I was a little nervous. However as I walked up I was warmly greeted by a man who turns out to be the owner. I ordered a chicken taco. While I was waiting for it to be prepared he presented me with a taco on the house of their specialty, the pastor. After eating both which were both equally delicious I am left speechless about how wonderful this place is. Hands down the best tacos I have ever had and a gracious owner to boot. What more could you possibly ask for!!!

After trying a quesadilla from the East Charleston stand and a bean and cheese burrito with avocado from the new El Pastorcito #2 on the NE corner of Smoke Ranch and Jones, I can conclude that this food just isn’t for me. Stale flour tortillas, too much cheese that doesn’t taste good, and the ensuing indigestion have never been issues at my preferred taco stand, so I will stick to what I know.
Pastorcito’s workers are friendly and others rave about the tacos al pastor, so maybe you should only order tacos here. They also have good agua de jamaica. I just don’t enjoy their food, even when I am drunk. The ingredients taste cheap and the menu prices don’t reflect that. On the other hand, if Sinaloa has a bean and cheese burrito cartel, I might join…