Los Dos Amigos

Reviews

• Al P.

  star star star star star 20 June 2026

  From 2 year's ago Yelp removed hundreds of my reviews. No matter what other food truck I may sample I always come back to Los Dos Amigos.
  
  In my humble but well tested opinion there is still no better taco, tostada, burrito, or quesadilla in SW DETROIT a hidden gem off the beaten path you must find for outrageous authentic on the cheap Mexican street foods,,,, never a Gringo in site other than me .  Ha ha what's that tell you.

• Veronica D.

  star star star star star 18 June 2026

  I love this truck. It stops at Wayne state usually Mon and Wednesday's $2 per taco. They have chips, sodas, waters, quesadillas for $3 burrito for $7 and chips and salsa for $6. They put cilantro instead of lettuce and I prefer that. Great job guys! Hope you don't stop coming to Wayne State.

• Melanie S.

  star star star star star 11 June 2026

  We worked with Los Dos Amigos to provide late night snacks at our wedding last month and had a great experience. Many of our guests said they were the best tacos they'd ever had!

• Emet D.

  star star star star star 6 June 2026

  Awesome little gem in Detroit. With Tacos $1.25 and Quesadilla $2 you can't go wrong.
  
  Their quesadillas are flour with salsa, avocado, tomatoes, and cheese and are sooooo bomb!!!!!! Mmmmm .... them Steak quesadillas got me some type of way.
  
  Tacos are good and come with corn tortilla and are smothered with salsa and onions and other classic garnishes.
  
  Their steak, cabeza, and chorizo are hands down my fav in ranking order.
  
  They got classic Valentina and el yucateco hot sauce in both red and green
  
  5 stars for price
  5 stars quesadillas
  4 stars tacos
  Overall 4.5 stars overall

• Allison F.

  star star star star star 4 June 2026

  I was introduced to Los Dos Amigos by fellow Goldie Wally S. When he told me this food truck has $1 tacos, I almost didn't believe him. Delicious tacos made with fresh meat for less dinero than anything found at Taco Bell? I was weary but now I'm sold.
  
  The menu on the truck is in Spanish and English. The employees speak both languages as well, so no worries if you haven't practiced your Spanish since 10th grade. I have tried most of the meats by now but prefer their pork to everything else.
  
  Tacos are served street-style, with two corn tortillas that are sprinkled with cilantro and onions. I usually have them hold that noise and just get a little cheese instead. The quesadillas are excellent and a steal at only $2. You'll receive some meat, cheese, avocado and salsa sandwiched in a pressed flour tortilla. Mmmm. Jacob loves the ceviche.
  
  If you're thirsty, they have a selection of canned pop and bottled Jarritos, as well as horchata. Feeling daring? You can run to the liquor store across the street for adult beverages but be sure to ask for a paper bag, because drinking is public is illegal, yo!
  
  There is usually a canopy up next to the truck for shade along with four small tables. If you're into spicy stuff, look for the plastic container with onions and peppers and throw some on your food.
  
  I've raved about this place and even got my husband hooked. They're only open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, so get your fix when you can.