Taco Treat - Taco restaurant in Arcadia - 74 Live Oak Ave, USA

This place is a classic. The best bean cheese burritos in town. The fries and tacos are super crispy crunchy and tasty. I’ve been coming here for years. The prices are good the food and service rock. This place has looked and tasted the same for years. Consistently good. Ten out of ten recommend. The parking is a bit challenging but worth it.

I live in Atlanta but have family out here and Taco Treat is a staple of visiting LA! I've been going since I was a kid and love it. I always get the bean and cheese burritos and man, I don't know how to even describe the flavor but it's always amazing. Maybe nostalgia, maybe the food, but I always enjoy it. We showed up close to closing time due to when our flight got in, but the server was very friendly and not annoyed with us coming so late. I hadn't tried their hot sauce before but I did this time and I loved the flavor of it. Wasn't able to finish my burritos but I ate one later and even cold it was still delicious.

Taco treat. At least this specific location. It's a staple. It's like authentic home cooked Mexican food ( well, if mid-aged, all-american, suburban housewife dated a Mexican person for 3 months was cooking for a family of 5). Satire aside. It's good food at an okay price. Parking is a non-issue. Service is quick and most of the time nice. Small place that dishes comfort cravings and long-term fans. To sum it all: this is the birthday meal pick for multiple members in our extended family.

I double check the menu and I was trying to see if they claim to make Mexican food. Because it's not Mexican food they serve here, it's definitely El Paso brand-style American Mexican food. And for that, it's pretty great. The Ant wanted me to pick up some burritos and so I did , lured in by the Monday Tuesday special on hard shell taco and a tostada. When I got the burritos, I did not recognize them. Because they're deep fried. Yes deep fried. Once I got over my shock and had a bite I thought they were pretty good, although I never would have bought them if I knew and they were deep fried I enjoyed them. If there was ground beef in there they would have been one of the best flautas I ever had.The tostada was really good too , heaping with extra onions I asked for. There was too much cheese but didn't ask for light cheese so that's really on me. The hard shell Taco was unremarkable, Workmanlike. I was charmed by the style of the place is very mid 70s or even earlier, by the fact that they are a family run place. Next time I want to try their hamburger.

This is the deep-fried bean and cheese burrito. With their hit sauce it is beyond yummy. We've been coming here for 40 years+ SOOOO good.

My family started to go there since the '60s go try out the bean and cheese burrito💯👍

American Mexican food that has been here since my childhood. The burritos are deep fried with meat and cheese in them only. I also got the meat quesadilla which is their ground beef. Portions for the quesadilla are giant and they don’t skimp on ingredients. Chili fries are good as well and can also be purchased individually (contains beef, beans, and pieces of tomato).

I was excited to try it but was disappointed. I didn’t expect it to be healthy so it was no surprise that it was greasy, but I didn’t expect it to be bland… I’d say it’s comparable to Taco Bell, but with less flavor. The saving grace is that the prices are very affordable and you do get a lot of meat for the price.