Al Pastor Papi

Wanted some tacos in SanFran, and I got them when I randomly stopped in to this location. Menu takes a moment to absorb, esp. if you haven't been here before. Ordering was simple, and staff was friendly and kept location clean. There was a decent amount of people eating here on a Sat Tacos tasted really good and were filling and had unique flavors, so I felt I got what I wanted and my money's worth. For sure stop in if you've got a hankerin' for tacos and want a good meal.

So happy this is in the union square area, yummy Mexican food, Mexico City style downtown! The food came out fast, which is perf when you’re starving downtown and want to eat quick. The prices are good, especially for a sit-down place near Union Square. Recommend

I love this place! We wanted to find a spot to eat that didn't cook with seed oils, and they don't, so that was a plus. I tried 3 tacos (Al Pastor, Nopales, and Carne Asada) and each were amazing. My partner got the burrito bowl with carne asada and they loved it. The Asada was grilled perfectly and flavorful. The service was also very friendly and helpful. We will definitely be back.

I had an appointment by Union Square and needed some fuel but it had to be quick and no fuss. I remember the Mayor mentioning this place on his social media so I decided to swing by and I'm really glad I did. This place is easy to find and just around the block from Union Square. I got three tacos; a plain carne asada, a vampiro with prawns and an al pastor. It felt pricy at around $5/taco and $7 for the premium prawn taco but it was so worth it. Basically each taco was so loaded it could easily be times two so I felt like I ate 6 tacos. I'm talking mouthful bites full of meat, onions, cilantro and cheese for the vampiro. Everything was juicy and flavorful. The sauces that came with it we're tasty and fresh. One had a nice kick to it. The place was super clean and they were playing unde

Lots of options on the menu but I think the burrito is probably the way to go. The tacos with the crispy cheese frico also look pretty good. Pastor is on the trompo and all but they use a very lean and thicker cut and it's also sliced thicker, so it's a bit dry and chewy. It doesn't have that melting flavor where all the meat layers get laminated together. Maybe I'm an al pastor snob but I wasn't super impressed.