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In FOOD & DRINK Nov 05, 2026 By Stephen Day and Riley Hart Photography by Stephen Day 494 Views 0 Comments Umbrellas shade the courtyard outside Paco’s Tacos, tucked behind El Pollo Loco near Kendall and University in San Bernardino. Stephen Day Value Service Food 8.7 Overall Thoughts Paco’s Tacos offers tender, well-seasoned carne asada with "taquitos in a cup" that keep their crunch and work for lunch on the go. The green salsa stands out for its flavor and heat, while the red is less memorable. Friendly service and a shaded courtyard make this tucked-away spot near CSUSB worth a visit. Near CSUSB, tender carne asada, a portable “taquito sundae” and a friendly welcome give students a reason to stop in. Three taquitos sticking out of a cup filled with toppings might not be what you picture when you’re ordering food. At Paco’s Tacos, the presentation looks something like a taquito sundae, with crumbled cheese instead of sprinkles.

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