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November 4, 2006

Why We Love LA: Taco Trucks + Sepulveda Pass

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On Mulholland between Skirball Center Drive and North Casiano Rd. at the side of the road in the dirt, sits The Aranitas family taco truck. Yes, that's right, Bel Air has a taco truck too.

Among the Skirball and Getty museums, it feels unlikely to find a taco truck parked here at this thoroughfare between the Valley and the Basin. But with nearly 4,000 taco trucks in LA County*, it's all about location. And here, among the 405 arteries, we still had to wait 5 minutes in line for our food.

*"Wheels of Fortune" by Jesse Katz, Los Angeles Magazine, October 2006


By Zach Behrens in Food , The Valley | Link | Comments (1) | Recommend this! |
Tags: Food, food, los angeles, mexican food, museums, taco, taco trucks, The Valley, valley

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Comments (1)
By Bandini
[1] | 11/04/06 09:42PM


this truck is pretty good. They were out of everything but carnitas when I was there. The carnitas taco was big with a roast like flavor.

downside- 2 tacos and a mountain dew was 5 bucks. But hey it's Bel Air.

 
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