Oscar's is absolutely the best. Been coming here for years and hadn't realized that I'd not left a review. But it has been a while since we've been, and decided to go the other day as it's sunny, and husband had the Triumph TR4 out, with roof down. So, we get there, and i get the #3 Lunch Plate Combo, he gets some kind of a Burrito. The 2 guys behind the counter are Oscar's sons and they're fast, pleasant and very efficient at what they do. If you've not been before - it's a little permanent food truck/shack sort of combo, no eat in option, just a few fringes of drinks, a counter to order and pay, some snacks to purchase, and a counter at the back to pick up some napkins. There are some pictures on the back wall, of Oscar's vintage vehicles. When you come here, you come here because the food is good, and the service is fast, everything I've eaten here is beyond amazing, and if you're working, on a lunch break, you'll be in and out in minutes. Their refried frijoles are the best in town in my opinion - because they have the ferried sloppy part, which also contains some whole beans - best of both worlds. The arroz is well seasoned and tasty - not just the thing on the side - like you want to eat the WHOLE thing! And the taco beef in their small burrito and enchilada is second to none honestly. So good! I recommend this place 5 stars, 10/10. You have to try it. It's on a big empty lot by itself, in an industrial part of town, downtown. Oscar was in the parking lot, and my husband and him were jibber-jabbering about vintage cars. I didn't mind, i was too busy with my comida!

Driving by the other day, I popped in for a quick lunch and totally forgot it was all cash. Only had $5 and the owners gave me the two taco plate and sent me on my way. Generous owner and great food!

Great, quick spot for a breakfast burrito on a chilly morning. I got the sausage breakfast burrito and my husband got the macho. The service was quick and accurate, the food was hot and tasty. I will mention that they're cash only so come prepared. I thought the fact that they used cut up link sausage instead of crumbled sausage patty odd, but it tasted good. Rating from a F to A+++ I give it an A+++ as a solid quick, satisfying, breakfast that gives you a bang for your buck.

Some very cool friends and co workers brought me Oscars burritos and I have to say...they are right, the burritos are amazing and so flavorful that I have to stop by this place and get them some for their generosity. This food is outstanding!!!!

Oscar's has been one of my favorite spots for years. The prices are super reasonable and the food is great. I tried the grande steak burrito recently. It was pretty good, but not very large like the name 'grande' implies. Still, I was full after eating it and I think the price was reasonable. The hot sauce also had a nice kick and was flavorful. My favorite thing on their menu is the soft and crunchy tacos, perfectly cheesy and crunchy. It's a great, quick place for tacos and I recommend everyone try it out!

First of all, a warning: THIS PLACE IS CASH ONLY! Now, on to the rest of the review: What the hell took me so long? I don't know. This place is about the size of an overgrown coffee hut. And you may have driven by it and never noticed it. They do grab-n-go Mexican food. They've been in Anchorage a long time, they are an institution. Frankly, I should have my Yelp CA badge removed for a period of time for just now having been here. I got a breakfast burrito. It was tasty. It did not commit the #1 breakfast burrito sin: not "treating" the tortilla in some way. It should be steamed, or grilled, or pressed, or greased. I don't care how you do it, just do something to make that tortilla more elastic and pliable and/or toasted and crisped. It should not be like my buying a 12-pack of tortillas at Costco and putting some stuff inside it, like I'm making a PB&J sando! It was also cheap. ($6.50) However, it was quite small. I could've definitely eaten two. In fact, next time I will definitely order two. The low cost of entry makes that possible. Give them a shot! Just treat 'em more like a snack, unless you're prepare to order 2. The breakfast burritos ain't too grande.

STOP!!! I have been driving by this little taco truck for over 25 years and have never stopped.... Until today. I was fortunate enough to be on premises when the 3 yo daughter to one of the three cooks, granddaughter to another, came in for a burrito. The pure joy that that little girl displayed in seeing her dad and her papa made the trip worth it in itself. I remembered why I like Mom and Pop Shoppe's so much. The little girl then proceeded to invite everyone to come in and get to the counter and inform us all that there is enough food for everyone. It was like getting dessert first. I chose the Verde Gigantica (Sp?) Burrito. It is made on a 12 inch spinach tortilla and amply stuffed to the gills with burrito fixings. The thing was almost as big as my forearm. I got it to go and attempted to eat it as I navigated my way across town. (Note to self, do not repeat.) I wound up with hot sauce dripping in my beard, shirt, and dripping down my arm. This is not a complaint, Just an acknowledgment of the need for commitment to consuming this beast. The burrito itself was delicious. I look forward to going back and trying the Chili Riano. I am doing you a solid by letting you in on one of Anchorage's best kept secrets. Do yourself a favor and go give them a shot. If you're lucky, you might just get to Experience the full magic of a locally owned and operated, outfit.

The beef burrito was pretty good for $6 bucks. This is a Small taco shack and it's great for grab and go lunch. The breakfast burrito is also delicious with the right amount of heat. The guy at the counter was friendly, it's like going to my uncle's kitchen and ordering burritos and tacos to go. They will definitely see me again soon!