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Street Taco
980 16th St, San Francisco, CA 94107
· Mexican restaurant
· 4.4/5 Google (307 reviews)
Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Modern taqueria near Chase Center with handmade tortillas and quick counter service; solid for convenience, but flavors and consistency vary and prices feel high for the results.
Restaurant Summary
A bright, modern taqueria a short stroll from Chase Center, Street Taco feels clean and contemporary with easy counter ordering and plenty of seats. Staff are broadly kind and efficient, and one diner raved that the room was super clean and modern while praising how fast their food arrived. Expect a casual, self-service vibe that works well before a game or for a quick lunch. The cooking leans classic taqueria over trend-chasing: handmade tortillas, al pastor shaved from the trompo, and burritos in several formats. When it hits, carnitas get a crisp edge and al pastor shines; when it misses, meats can read bland or chewy and burrito builds skew heavy on rice. It suits folks who want reliable classics more than culinary fireworks, with value that feels fair for the area but not Mission-bargain territory. Families should find it approachable: there is mention of a kids menu and plenty that children actually eat, like cheese quesadillas, mild chicken tacos, and chips with salsa. Portions can be large, which helps for sharing, though parents of picky eaters might ask for lighter salsa and confirm add-ons so no one is surprised.
At a Glance
- Handmade tortillas and al pastor off a trompo when available
- Clean, modern space with plenty of seating near Chase Center
- Inconsistent burrito builds and occasional chewy or bland meats
- Pricing feels high compared to classic Mission taquerias
- Fast counter service and friendly staff
What Sets It Apart
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What People Love
- Soft handmade tortillas that elevate tacos
- Quick, friendly counter service
- Big nachos and filling bowls
- Bright, spotless dining room
Points of Concern
- Burrito proportions can skew rice-heavy with skimpy protein on some visits
- Meat texture varies; reports of chewy carne asada and bland al pastor at times
- Event-time waits and occasional order mistakes for to-go orders
- Pricing is genuinely expensive ($5+ tacos; $15-$18 super burritos) which may surprise casual diners
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average Cost$22-$36 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- For vegetarians or vegans: nopales or vegetales tacos with chips and salsa
- For lighter eaters: two tacos and a side of beans instead of a burrito
- Ask for extra lime and salsa to brighten meats if you like bolder flavors
Perfect For
- Pre-game fuel before a Chase Center event
- Casual office lunch with easy seating
- Solo quick bite with minimal fuss
- Group meetups that need fast-casual flexibility
Location Insights
Area: Emerging waterfront neighborhood serving events and offices; modern buildings and casual daytime crowd near arena.
Safety: Generally safe with heavy event foot traffic; typical urban concerns but well-patrolled on game days.
Nearby: Close to Chase Center and UCSF Mission Bay; offices, labs, and new residential towers nearby.
South of Market (SoMa)SoMa offers a diverse dining scene ranging from trendy cafes and upscale restaurants to casual eateries and food trucks. The social atmosphere is vibrant and energetic, attracting a mix of locals and visitors who enjoy a lively urban environment with a focus on innovation and nightlife.
Showplace SquareShowplace Square is a sub-area within SoMa characterized by modern residential buildings and proximity to tech company headquarters. It has a slightly quieter, more residential feel compared to the busier parts of SoMa, with boutique dining options and a community-oriented vibe.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday09:00–21:00
Tuesday09:00–21:00
Wednesday09:00–21:00
Thursday09:00–21:00
Friday09:00–21:00
Saturday11:00–21:00
Sunday11:00–20:00
Available: Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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