Super Taqueria - Sunnyvale

This is a fantastic little breakfast spot with a friendly staff, clean surroundings, and tasty food. The service is impressively quick once you place your order. Be prepared for a crowd, though; it tends to get busy from around 9:20 to 10 a.m., and you may encounter a long line.

The food was amazing! We tried the carnitas torta, asada torta, and chicken flautas. We also had coconut water and pineapple agua fresca. I loved the freshness of the ingredients and the authentic flavors, especially when mixed with the salsas—my favorite was the red salsa, though the green one was excellent too.

I tried the super burrito with cabeza (cheek) and it was delicious! Just a heads up, this restaurant only accepts cash, but there’s an ATM on-site with a $2.75 withdrawal fee. The meat was fantastic, but I found the size of the super burrito to be a bit disappointing. My order arrived quickly and was served hot, and it was very flavorful. I would recommend this place to a friend, although it wouldn’t be my personal favorite.

This place is very good and the line our door to midday korroborates that. they're very quick to eat. the only reason for -1, although it was very good, they used whole pintos instead of fried beans in super burrito. instead they would have used really good roasted beans with something speck lard, this would have been 9 stars. the personal is amazing. while I was there, they served 100 people. the line forms fast, but no care, it is really beaten fast. my order was removed, dissolved in about 15 seconds and changed. I just waited about 5-6 minutes to make it ready and there was easy 15-20 commands before me. I definitely recommend coming here if it is in their acceptable travel area for lunch at work. Thank you. super taqueria!

Our 1st experience…amazing! Caveza is what we call Barbacoa in south central Texas. And it tasted just like it. 2nd time, 1 month later, we both opted for quesadillas. Hubby got Caveza on flour. I got corn instead of flour tortillas, I was happy for the option. Yay! However what I got was a single soft corn tortilla, with a pile of chicken and something that resembled picante sauce. No cheese either. I took it back to the counter and said I ordered a quesadilla not a taco. The gentleman said: you ordered corn? I said yes. He then said: that is a corn quesadilla. I’m sorry but when I think quesadilla I think meat or beans layered between 2 tortillas and melted cheese. What I paid for was more like what my husband got. Instead I got a taco. : Disappointment.