The most popular taco truck in Salinas is probably Tacos El Grullense, parked on Kern during the day ( http://www.chow.com/search?search%5Bquery%5D=salinas+tacos+grullense... (9 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong April 22, 2008)

during the drive and got on 101 at John Street, a few miles south of my usual getaway route. Barely on my way when from the northbound lane into my visual field emerges a taco truck parked below! Exiting at Market Street, I found... (22 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong January 28, 2009)

Had higher hopes, as El Grullense is the name of two decent RWC taquerias. This one is a little less quirky than its Senor Taco predecessor, and a lot less polished. To be fair, they’ve only been open for a month or so, but... (2 replies, last updated by Pancho March 10, 2005)

John and I were driving down Woodside Rd. from I-280 toward Middlefield Rd. today on our way to have some great tacos, etc. at the El Grullense taqueria across the street from Costco on Middlefield Rd. just off Woodside Rd. As we... (2 replies, last updated by Nancy Berry July 7, 2007)

, vegetarian specials, birria & menudo on the weekends, and a juice bar. Recommended. El Grullense Grill 152 Castro St (near Caltrain station) Mtn View CA 94041 650-965-4753 pics:... (0 replies, last updated by hhc November 11, 2006)

Sorry, I totally flubbed on the name. It is something like 'El Grullense No. 5 Jalisco' (12 replies, last updated by susancinsf August 24, 2009)

Hubby and I ventured out to try to find some tacos that rival El Grullense's in RWC. (RWC is my hometown, and the Woodside Rd. El Grullense has just about my idea of the perfect taco.) We ended up at El Michoancano. He ordered the... (1 reply, last updated by RWCFoodie August 2, 2009)

Sorry, don’t remember. The salsa en molcajete was amazing here. You can see the big pieces of tomato and green chilis in the photo. I liked the buche here better than El Grullense's, not diced up as much. (6 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong July 23, 2007)

/529278887_dd9583cb73_b.jpg This truck is just down the block from the El Grullense taco truck. A good place to send fishatarians while you’re chowing down on Grullense’s carnitas. El Compita truck 831-753-7915 (14 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong September 27, 2007)

Try El Grullense Grill on Woodside Road. I’ve not tried the torta ahogada but it’s on the menu: http://www.allmenus.com/menus/51980/El-Grullense-Grill (4 replies, last updated by P. Punko December 26, 2007)

I want to know where i can purchase MILD SAUCE that the many local mexican restruants use. Taqueria El Grullense and Tacos El Grullense in redwood city offer hot and mild sauce.....i have not found anything better tasting :) (0 replies, last updated by NorthRedwoodCityMan September 1, 2003)

el grullense grill(has a bar and is more upscale than a taqueria) in redwood city on woodside road has very good carnitas, I am sure they would make a lunch or dinner plate for you no problem. there is a grullense on el camino in... (7 replies, last updated by P. Punko December 13, 2007)

, but not the same). but, the thing I really miss are some good, cheap sopes. Where in the city can I find some good sopes? I used to eat sopes at El Grullense in Redwood City across from the costco. I miss those things. thanks! (0 replies, last updated by ak45 September 8, 2007)

I had good sopes at El Grullense in Redwood City. There are a few outlets throughout that area. (9 replies, last updated by Shep February 13, 2006)

By all means try at least one of the four Redwood City outlets of El Grullense. Each is an independent operation, unaffiliated with the others. And each has its own strong points. The Grullense just south of Main Street on... (5 replies, last updated by Sushi Monster July 12, 2006)