Quiet restaurant with relaxed atmosphere and pleasant decor offers board games for entertainment. Music stays at a conversation-friendly volume, creating a calm dining experience. Seating is often sparse, contributing to a peaceful vibe.
Tortilla soup stands out with its rich flavor and generous portions. It pairs well with tacos and often replaces fries in combos.
Tortilla soup stands out as a spectacular dish here, often recommended and enjoyed. A variety of tasty salsas like tamarind, guava, and macha complement the delicious tacos and loaded fries.
Good to know
They offer gluten-free corn tortillas for those with dietary restrictions.
The restaurant is very clean, providing a pleasant dining environment.
Prices are very good, making it an affordable dining option.
Seafood restaurant resembles a classic Sinaloan street food cart with a large, somewhat run-down space. Atmosphere is loud, crowded, and family-friendly but can feel uncomfortable due to cramped seating and noisy environment. The place accepts only cash and features live band entertainment.
Seafood soups stand out with hot, flavorful broth and fresh, bouncy clams in the shell. Options include various seafood soups alongside dishes like shrimp machaca and spicy octopus.
Spicy shrimp tacos and fried octopus tacos stand out with exceptional flavor and bold spice. Shrimp quesadillas and marlin tacos also deliver rich seafood taste that defines the menu.
Good to know
Mariscos El Mazateño only accepts cash; no credit or debit cards.
Parking is limited and can be difficult to find near the restaurant.
Tacos cost around $10 each, making it a pricey option.
Food truck with high sidewalk tables offers seafood tacos and 7 Seas soup with excellent flavor. No chairs create a casual, standing-eating atmosphere. Prices are high compared to similar quality elsewhere.
Seafood soup stands out with the 7 Seas soup, known for its tasty and incredible flavor. The menu also includes a variety of seafood options like fish and shrimp tacos alongside the soup.
Tacos feature breaded fish and seafood with options like marlin and spicy shrimp. Quick service delivers tacos ready to eat with requested ingredients and a variety of salsas and creams to add.
Good to know
There are no chairs at Chuky's TACOS, so plan to eat standing.
The tacos are considered expensive, with shrimp tacos priced at $50.
Portion sizes are small, so consider ordering multiple tacos.
Mexican restaurant with traditional decor and a large, elegant space creates a fantastic atmosphere filled with live trio music. Valet parking is available and efficient, adding convenience to the visit. The vibe is lively with music playing consistently, enhancing the dining experience.
Caldo de lengua and caldo de cabeza stand out as flavorful options. Soups like the head soup and those with chicharrón offer rich, satisfying tastes. One soup can be blended to suit different needs.
Handmade tortillas bring excellent flavor to dishes like the quesadilla and corn tamale. Menudo served with a beef patty pairs well with café de olla for a classic Mexican meal.
Good to know
Expect a wait time of 30-45 minutes on Saturdays between 10 am and 1 pm.
Valet parking is available for convenience.
Prices are considered affordable for the quality of food.
Cozy dining space divides into an enclosed area and a patio with a fountain and plants, decorated in cowboy ranch style. Atmosphere stays quiet and pleasant, ideal for enjoying flavorful roasted chicken in various styles like BBQ and spicy. Small size and street parking challenges mark the setting, with affordable prices and cash-only payment.
Cold soup comes with a flavorful sauce that is not very spicy. Half chicken meals include two sides: cold macaroni soup and beans, with the soup served alongside the chicken also tasting good.
Enchilada-style roasted chicken stands out with rich flavor and tender meat. The enchilada and grilled chicken dishes offer a solid taste of classic Mexican cooking.
Good to know
They only accept cash for payment.
Prices are affordable; a meal for five costs around 600 pesos.
Finding parking can be difficult; no private parking is available.
Small Mexican restaurant offers a quiet atmosphere with appealing colors and decor. Tables are limited, creating occasional wait times, and payment is cash only. Homemade-style beef soup stands out as a signature dish.
Tortilla soup stands out with rich flavor and fresh ingredients. The beef soup offers a homemade taste, generous portions, and perfect seasoning, paired well with freshly made tortillas.
Tortilla soup stands out with its freshly made tortillas and rich beef broth. Tostadas, sopes, pozole, and enfrijoladas offer authentic flavors paired well with horchata or an ice-cold Coca-Cola.
Good to know
They don't accept card payments; cash is required.
Parking is often unavailable, so plan accordingly.
Expect to wait in line during busy hours due to limited tables.
Stone fountain anchors the space, surrounded by wide aisles and simple decor that feels quaint and Mexican. Live piano music plays softly, creating a relaxed and family atmosphere. The vibe is cozy and unpretentious, distinct from more polished or luxurious Mexican restaurants.
Soups come as complete dishes with options like tortilla soup and a slightly charred chili with peanuts. Choices include chicken breast or black meat, and the soups arrive before the main course.
Mole stands out as the star of the menu, especially the mole poblano which is sweet and very tasty. Other dishes like beef tamales and enchiladas with chipotle cream also deliver authentic Mexican flavors.
Good to know
There is a parking lot that serves the restaurant on a side street.
Mole Poblano House has parking and security for cars.
They had a large parking lot on one side and handicap parking in front.
Restaurant features Christian-themed decor with biblical texts and religious music creating a peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere. Spacious, modern design offers a welcoming and relaxed vibe with a terrace and harmonious background sounds.
Crunchy tortilla bits and a very slightly spicy kick define the tortilla soup here. The menu also features Tlalpeño soup and beef soup, offering a solid variety of flavors.
The menu features chipotle enchiladas Suizas and macha tamales that stand out for their flavor. The tortilla soup offers crunchy bits and a mild spice, while chicharrón with salsa verde comes served in a molcajete.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for groups, especially during busy hours.
The restaurant offers a variety of dishes, but vegan options are limited.
Parking is easy and accessible near the restaurant.
Small space with Mexican hacienda-style decor creates a cozy and homey atmosphere. Noise levels vary, often loud from diners and music, but the vibe stays inviting. Handmade tortillas and authentic Mexican music add to the genuine experience.
A free, delicious soup arrives before main dishes when ordering a heavy meal. Portions vary, sometimes a large starter, other times a small 4 oz cup after a wait.
Traditional dishes feature intense flavors and careful preparation. Chilaquiles come with fresh cheese, sour cream, and options like chicken or egg. Menudo offers a thick, flavorful broth with balanced spices.
Good to know
On Saturday mornings, they offered a 2x1 promotion on mimosas.
We waited around 20 minutes to get in because the place is small.
Parking was limited and shared in a small plaza.
Small Mexican restaurant offers a quiet, family-friendly atmosphere with a cozy, comfortable space ideal for chatting and relaxing. Generous portions and affordable prices complement the peaceful vibe, while made-to-order dishes highlight traditional flavors.
Simple and delicious elbow macaroni soup often starts the meal. It appears regularly as a starter during lunchtime.
Typical Mexican dishes come with good proportions and quality. Chilaquiles verdes stand out for their very spicy flavor, while chicken flautas feature thin, delicious tortillas.
Good to know
The establishment closes at 4:45 pm.
Expect wait times of up to an hour and a half for food.
The plaza has limited parking depending on the time of day.
Building shaped like a giant sombrero creates a unique and traditional Mexican setting. Atmosphere feels cozy and family-friendly, with occasional live music adding to the lively vibe. Decor reflects authentic Tijuana style, combining classic charm with cool older structure and traditional decor.
Tortilla soup features a mild seasoning with some finding it underseasoned, while others call it delicious and recommend it. Corn soup comes in a large bowl.
Fresh hand-made tortillas stand out and complement dishes like enchiladas, menudo, and chipotle chilaquiles. The menu features old school Mexican food with well-seasoned pozole, tortilla soup, and a huge, flavorful burrito.
Good to know
They had a Mother's Day special: a starter, main course, dessert, and a glass of wine for under 500 pesos.
They can create packages for events.
Parking at El Potrero Carnes is limited, so arrive early.
Small Mexican restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with loud acoustics that make sounds bounce off walls. Space feels comfortable but crowded, often leading to waits during busy times. Affordable prices and delicious traditional dishes create a lively breakfast spot favored for its food quality.
Tortilla soup appears in several dishes but lacks chipotle pepper and cheese. The Aztec soup stands out as delicious, while the tortilla soup quality varies, sometimes feeling poor for the price.
Stuffed chilaquiles stand out with options in chipotle and green salsa. Other dishes include quesadillas, enchiladas, tortilla soup, and an Oaxacan pork belly tamale, all with rich, authentic flavors.
Good to know
Parking is available, but it can be limited during peak hours.
The restaurant is small, so expect a wait on weekends.
Menu items may not always be available, so check before ordering.
Chicken restaurant offers grilled chicken and ribs per kilo known for being delicious and affordable. Street parking is limited, creating some hassle. Side portions tend to be small, while combo meals include beans and cold soup.
Cold soup served here has a paste-like texture and often comes with beans. The combo pairs these two elements together.
Combo meals include chicken, beans, rice, tortillas, salsa, and roasted chiles. Guacamole stands out as a flavorful addition. Tomato salsa pairs well with fresh tortillas.
Good to know
Parking is available right on the street, but can be limited.
The ribs are easy for up to 4 people to share.
Side portions are small, so consider ordering extra.
Large, simple space offers a calm and pleasant atmosphere with quiet energy and spacious seating. Guests often come for generous portions and notable chilaquiles, enjoying a relaxed dining pace. Cash-only policy and parking challenges shape the practical experience.
Complimentary corn soup appetizer offers a good start. Aztec soup features good seasoning. Tortilla soup serves cold and stale.
Chilaquiles stand out with options like beef rib, chipotle sauce, and chicharron. Portions are generous and the dishes come creamy and flavorful.
Good to know
They only accept cash; no credit cards are accepted.
Finding parking can be challenging due to limited space.
Expect a wait of approximately 30 minutes during peak hours.
Minimalist Mexican restaurant offers a family-friendly and peaceful atmosphere with air conditioning and TV. The space feels cozy and welcoming, staying quiet during breakfast and lunch hours. It serves affordable and healthy food with consistent quality across locations.
Menus start with a mini quesadilla and salsa before appetizers. Menudo and chipotle chilaquiles offer rich, traditional flavors. Flan stands out as a notably delicious dessert.
Good to know
Parking is available on the street around the corner.
There is free parking in the Río area.
Expect wait times during peak hours.
Small restaurant with cozy, elegant decor and excellent lighting offers a quiet, family-friendly atmosphere. Outdoor terrace provides space to relax with a dog, complemented by valet parking service. Inside seating is close together, creating a cramped feel during busy times.
Tortilla soup stands out with its rich and tasty flavor, often replaced quickly if needed. The corn soup offers a delicious and smooth option, while the Azteca soup delivers a really good, distinctive taste.
Chilaquiles come in chipotle cream and mole varieties, both rich and flavorful. Tacos and spicy shrimp burritos offer solid options, paired with handmade tortillas and freshly squeezed orange juice.
Good to know
Parking is very limited at the restaurant, with only one valet attendant.
Expect longer wait times compared to other branches.
Prices are higher than in the center of the country.