Marinated al pastor shaved off the trompo, that famous green salsa on top, in a bright little spot at Verity Market.
The menu, by the line
The reason people cross town. Marinated pork off the trompo with a hit of sweet pineapple — reviewers call the marinade "incredible." Get the green salsa on it.
Slow-cooked, tender cut of beef — a true Mexico City taquería staple. Simple, rich, done right.
A big, hand-shaped oval tortilla — shaped like a sandal, hence the name — piled with your choice of meat, cheese, crema, and salsa. A meal on its own.
Charred, chopped, and folded into fresh tortillas. Reliable and always good.
Soft, savory, and traditional. If you know, you know.
All the al pastor magic, folded with melted cheese. One reviewer's word for it: "heavenly."
Roughly $10–20 per person · dine-in, takeout & delivery · prices set in-store — call to confirm today's
Word on the street
“The al pastor is properly charred and the pineapple actually earns its place.”
— J. Alvarez, regular“Small room, big flavours. Go early or expect to queue.”
— J. Alvarez, regular“Order the huarache. Then order another one for the road.”
— J. Alvarez, regularNext stop
Hours can change on holidays — a quick call confirms it.