Oaxacan restaurant offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with attentive service and a down-to-earth vibe. Regulars enjoy authentic, flavorful Mexican dishes like breakfast burritos and mole tamales that stand out for their quality and taste.
Tamales come in authentic Mexican flavors like mole and pineapple, with vegan mushroom and spinach options clearly labeled in separate trays. Orders arrive on time with clear updates, and the portions deliver strong flavor and quality.
Breakfast burritos come with fluffy eggs, crispy potatoes, and cheese, making them hearty and satisfying. The chorizo burrito scramble with mozzarella stands out for its rich flavor and balance.
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Expect a 15-minute wait during peak breakfast hours.
Halal meat options are available upon request.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
Take-out only bakery offers Mexican pastries and hearty burritos with a homey atmosphere. It draws a crowd for affordable tamales and Birria tacos made fresh daily. Small outdoor bench provides limited seating while the bakery closes mid-afternoon.
Tamales feature perfect filling and a delicious taste that stands out. They pair well with other items like chorizo breakfast burritos and traditional sides such as beans and rice.
Breakfast burritos stand out with chorizo and bacon options, often paired with avocado. The burritos deliver consistent satisfaction and come highly recommended alongside horchata and fresh bread.
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Cristino’s Bakery is take-out only with no seating available.
They’re open until 2 AM on Friday and Saturday nights.
The bakery only serves drip coffee and does not offer milk alternatives.
Small, charming hole-in-the-wall with authentic Mexican style and a nostalgic, home-like atmosphere. Quiet and casual with friendly energy and well-chosen music enhancing the experience. Known for delicious, spicy dishes and a warm, welcoming vibe.
Green chili and rajas con queso tamales stand out with a good meat-to-corn ratio. Sweet tamales with nuts and fruit pair well with coffee and come in special orders for large groups.
Green chile and chile verde burritos stand out for their spicy, delicious flavors. Steak burritos feature tender Ranchera meat paired with spicy salsas. Party burritos also receive positive mentions.
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Lunch specials are available from Monday to Friday.
Taco specials on Tuesday and Thursday cost $1.50 each.
Reservations are recommended due to a small menu that changes daily.
Small, clean space with only six tables creates an intimate setting. Family-friendly atmosphere with older owners and waitstaff adds warmth. Known for authentic Mexican dishes like green chilaquiles, menudo, and tamales, it offers a quiet, unassuming vibe distinct from larger, busier spots.
Jalapeno cheese tamales stand out with fresh ingredients and bold flavor. Over 300 dozen tamales sell during holidays, showing strong demand and consistent quality.
Wet burritos like the Chile Verde come with rich, bold flavors. Large carnitas burritos cost around $9 and taste very good.
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Parking is rough when busy, so arrive early.
They may run out of some items late in the day.
The menu is simple with classic options.
Small Mexican restaurant offers cozy vibe with ample family seating and a panadería featuring authentic baked goods. Atmosphere stays quiet and relaxed, evoking a homely feeling. Prices remain very reasonable, making it affordable for families.
Elote Tamale and Cheese Tamale stand out with a homemade look and taste. Pork and chicken tamales are good, but the quality and authenticity shine most in the cheese and elote versions.
Breakfast and wet burritos come in huge portions with generous meat fillings. Prices stay reasonable while delivering solid, tasty options like bacon breakfast and chicken burritos.
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The chicken burrito costs $10 and is a large portion.
Breakfast burrito is priced at $9.99.
Vegetarian options are available upon request.
Small space with cozy, authentic Mexican ambiance and colorful wall art creates a welcoming, homey atmosphere. Few tables seat up to four, making it intimate and simple. Known for highly praised tamales and breakfast burritos, it draws people seeking traditional flavors.
Tamales here have a good ratio of masa to meat and come without large fat or bone pieces. The chile verde chicken and red salsa pork tamales stand out, along with a raisin and pineapple option that is also delicious.
Breakfast burritos feature chorizo egg and cheese, ham, and steak options with strong, memorable flavors. They stand out as some of the most satisfying and well-crafted around.
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The restaurant opens early from 6am to 8pm on weekdays and 6am to 6pm on weekends.
They take holiday orders, and reservations are recommended due to high demand.
Tamales cost about $3 each, with chicken, pork, and cheese options available.
Small, family-run Mexican restaurant with cozy blue velvet booths and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Lively salsa music plays, creating a community vibe that feels like family. Bakery area displays conchas and stuffed peeps, adding a charming touch to the decor.
Huge tamales come with perfect masa and fillings like spiced chicken, pork, and cheese with chile. They taste rich and flavorful.
Breakfast burritos stand out with bacon sausage and chorizo fillings. Green chilaquiles and pork with cheese also appear in burrito options, offering a delicious mix of flavors.
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Pupusas must be preordered with a minimum of six for availability.
Pupusas are available on Fridays and Saturdays.
The cafe avoids using styrofoam and plastic for take-out packaging.
Small dining room creates a crowded, lively atmosphere with decorative, chill vibes. Authentic Sonoran style cuisine draws a casual crowd seeking wide variety of Mexican dishes and house-made margaritas.
Tamales here come in chicken and vegan options with rich fillings. They pair well with soups and roasted veggies, offering a delicious and satisfying meal.
Burritos come in large portions with fillings like shrimp, black beans, and fajita chilada loaded with meat, bell peppers, and onions. The California burrito and veggie options stand out for their flavor and freshness.
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Taco Tuesdays and Fridays offer $2 street tacos.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Online ordering is recommended to avoid long lines.
Small indoor space with limited seating and several outdoor tables creates a quiet, welcoming atmosphere. Mexican dishes feature bold seasoning and flavorful sauces that elevate many items. The spot draws those seeking quick, reasonably priced meals with a family-owned feel.
Tamales come with a shredded beef or chicken filling and taste delicious. They pair well with a flavorful sauce that enhances the overall dish.
Shredded chicken burrito stands out with light mole sauce and melted cheese, offering rich flavor. The California Burrito and Surf & Turf Burrito deliver tasty, satisfying options.
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The tacos cost $23 for four, which is slightly more expensive than average.
The tamales are available and advertised on the window.
The meal is reasonably priced at around $7.
Small Mexican restaurant with homey atmosphere and hole-in-the-wall setup offers fresh tacos and large portions. Indoor seating fits about 15, with outdoor tables for around 10. The vibe is family-friendly and cozy, making it feel like home.
Tamales stand out as a consistent favorite, often ordered for major holidays. They pair well with dishes like carnitas tacos and Chile rellano, making them a highlight of the meal.
Carne asada burritos come with extra meat and everything on it, tasting like they were made with love and reminding of home cooking. Breakfast and birria burritos offer satisfying flavors, though some burritos are not rolled properly.
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The restaurant offers home-cooked meals made from scratch.
The parking lot is large and easily accessible.
Indoor seating accommodates about 15 people, and outdoor tables seat around 10.
Handmade tortillas made fresh to order define the space, creating a homemade food vibe and authentic Mexican atmosphere. The environment feels cozy and welcoming, with a family-run energy that invites guests to enjoy traditional dishes in a clean, open setting.
Tamales come with moist masa that is thinner than usual and filled with fresh meat or chicken. Cheese and jalapeño options pair well with green and red sauces for added flavor.
Carne asada and breakfast burritos with egg, chorizo, and potato stand out here. Burritos come with rich flavors and satisfy cravings for a solid meal any time of day.
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All tortillas are made by hand and made to order.
You have to pre-order the masa a day in advance.
The restaurant had a perfect health inspection report.
Small coffee shop offers a cozy, welcoming atmosphere with Rock en español music playing softly. Seating expands inside and includes a quiet patio for peaceful coffee moments. The vibe feels homey and intimate, ideal for work or casual chats without rush.
Tamales come with perfect spice and sauce, especially the chicken, pork, and mole varieties. The green tamale stands out with tons of flavor and the dishes often remind people of home.
Mole poblano burrito stands out with a fair serving size and better quality than big chains. Chorizo with papas burrito also offers a great flavor.
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Parking is available in the back through the alley.
Customers can order online or call ahead if they are in a hurry.
The cafe offers unique drinks like cafe de olla and Americano.
Mexican restaurant with authentic decor and a welcoming atmosphere features live Mariachi music that energizes the space. Guests enjoy strong, flavorful margaritas alongside exceptional traditional dishes like tamales and mole. The setting combines traditional hospitality with a vibrant, festive vibe.
Beef, pork, and chicken tamales stand out with consistent quality. The Christmas tamales offer a unique twist. Service during pickup is organized and friendly. The red sauce is less favored.
Soft tacos and burritos feature carne asada and bean and cheese options that appeal to kids and adults alike. The Mojado Burrito and Quesabirria tacos stand out as popular choices.
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The restaurant offers a Sunday brunch with live music starting at 11am.
Parking is available in a small lot behind the restaurant.
Reservations are recommended for the Sunday brunch due to high demand.
Bakery offers authentic Mexican bread and traditional Hispanic snacks in a vibrant, no-frills setting with ample seating. The atmosphere stays chill and inviting, attracting many bread lovers. It stands out for fresh, affordable options including vegan choices and savory dishes alongside sweets.
Tamales come in green chicken, red pork, and cheese with strips varieties, all very tasty. They stand out as some of the most enjoyable and savory tamales around.
Breakfast burritos stand out with savory flavors and a satisfying size. The Fish Burrito ranks as a favorite, alongside other options like tacos and tamales that offer variety.
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K Bakery offers a variety of authentic Mexican pastries and savory dishes.
Parking is available on the street, but it can be challenging.
Prices are not displayed on many items, so be prepared for surprises.
Small Mexican restaurant with limited dine-in space and family-owned roots offers a clean, well-lit setting. The atmosphere is casual and straightforward, with generous portions of highly regarded tamales that draw long holiday lines. Service is informal, with cash accepted and inconsistent online ordering.
Tamales come packed with lots of meat and sauce and strong flavor. Chicken, pork, and cheese varieties stand out with high quality and generous portions.
Burritos come in several varieties like steak, ham, and chilaquiles. Breakfast burritos are affordable and made with care, offering solid flavor alongside tacos and tamales.
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They accept cash, but Uber Eats orders are often canceled.
Expect long wait times on weekends; arrive early for a seat.
Parking is usually available near the restaurant.
Family-run Mexican deli with a calm, welcoming atmosphere and steady customer flow. Menu features handmade tortillas, fresh ingredients, and authentic dishes like tamales and Machaca. Small town charm blends with traditional, spotless setting and fair prices.
Steaming fresh tamales come extra juicy and homemade with every order. They prepare everything from scratch, including tortillas and salsas, making the tamales stand out.
Burritos come out consistently and perfectly made with quality ingredients. The chorizo and egg and Surf n Turf with Carne Asada and Shrimp stand out as distinctive options.
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Catering services are available at fair prices for events.
The restaurant closes at 5 PM daily.
Expect a short wait time during peak hours.
Rotisserie chicken stands out with moist, juicy flavor and savory taste. The space stays very clean and offers affordable prices with large portions. Options extend beyond chicken to include dishes like lengua and asada, complemented by flavorful salsas.
Tamales have a perfect spice level around 6 out of 10 and deliver very flavorful bites. Rice pairs well with them, making the meal satisfying.
Chicharrón burrito in salsa stands out as a favorite. The asada burrito also gets strong mentions. Chicken and carne asada burritos are solid choices.
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The prices are very affordable, making it a budget-friendly option.
You should ask for the habanero salsa for an extra kick.
They offer options beyond chicken, such as lengua and asada.
Cafe offers clean, open space with a peaceful and vibrant vibe suitable for working or relaxing. It features outdoor seating and serves high-quality coffee and fresh Guatemalan sweet bread. The atmosphere resembles a casual bakery with a diverse menu and occasional loud music.
Pork tamales have a perfect texture and a generous amount of pork. They pair well with the relaxed atmosphere for working or reading while enjoying food and drinks.
Chorizo burritos come with bell pepper, onions, and spicy salsa. Breakfast burritos often have potatoes and sometimes include rice and beans with chicken or eggs.
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The coffee bar opens at 7:00 AM.
They offer pastries and breakfast all day.
Parking is available every time I visited.
Small taco spot with only three tightly packed tables offers a lively and energetic atmosphere. Interior features well-decorated, neat design that creates a welcoming, homey vibe. Music plays loudly, adding to the high-energy environment despite the compact space.
Tamales de corundas and elote tamales stand out with strong corn flavors. Tamales come fresh from the pot, ready to eat without fuss.
Burritos come with carnitas y cueritos and asada options. Mixto burritos offer a mix of fillings. They pair well with fresh horchata and jamaica drinks.
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Carnitas sell out quickly, so arrive early to avoid disappointment.
Street parking is available, but can be limited during busy hours.
The menu includes vegan options alongside traditional dishes.
Small bakery with cozy atmosphere and lively, welcoming vibes fills quickly with a long but fast-moving line. Offers authentic Mexican pan dulce and vegan options like tamales and bread. Parking is limited, and seating inside is scarce.
Melt-in-my-mouth pork tamales have a perfect ratio of masa to meat. Vegan options like corn tamales are available, and the tamales consistently please at gatherings.
Beefsteak burritos come with everything on it and deliver a strong nostalgic vibe. Chile relleno burritos offer a solid, satisfying option. Overall, the burritos stand out as amazing and well-crafted.
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Parking is very scarce, with limited street parking available.
A cup of coffee costs about $10, which is on the higher side.
The line can be long, but it moves quickly during busy hours.
Small space with tropical dining area and free arcade machine creates a unique setting. Atmosphere blends modern-day hippie vibe with loud live DJ energy and friendly faces. Regulars enjoy vegan-focused menu praised for flavorful, healthy options.
Jackfruit tamales stand out as a popular choice here. The tamales are well-liked and come alongside other options like wraps and sushi burritos.
Burritos feature vegan fillings like oyster mushrooms and chili with well-paired sauces. The breakfast burrito offers a flavorful start with a satisfying texture.
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Expect long waits during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The menu features a variety of options like wraps, sushi burritos, and tamales.
Orders are generally prepared quickly, ensuring a smooth dining experience.
Taco restaurant offers small indoor seating and a cute outdoor patio with heating for colder days. Atmosphere feels vibrant and welcoming, with a cool vibe inside and a lively outdoor scene. Tacos stand out for their high-quality ingredients and authentic stews, attracting a crowd that appreciates variety and flavor.
Tamales offer a fresh corn scent that feels like home cooking. Mini samplers include tamales that match the quality of grandmother-made versions.
Breakfast burritos come in a small size with a perfect ratio of tortilla and fluffy eggs. The Chuleta burrito blends egg, pork, pico de gallo, and jalapeños well and does not need sauce.
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Parking at Guisados can be difficult, so arrive early.
Expect to spend around $20 for four tacos.
The patio can get busy, so grab a table as soon as possible.
Cozy restaurant with beautiful Latin decor and three TVs showing soccer games. Atmosphere feels lively but not loud, filled with laughter and conversation. Known for authentic Mexican food and 5-star quality margaritas.
Tamales have a high masa content with less meat inside. They come alongside dishes like enchiladas and chile relleno on combination plates. The tamale and pozole stand out as not quite matching homemade versions.
Carne asada burritos come packed with meat and are served with red sauce or wet style. Chile Verde and chili relleno burritos also appear on the menu, sometimes served wet.
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Happy hour specials are available Monday through Thursday from 2 to 5 PM.
The restaurant has plenty of parking available, even during lunch hours.
The bill for two people with drinks and appetizers averages around $51.
Restaurant opens early with full menu including fresh-baked breads and authentic Mexican caldos. Atmosphere feels authentic and casual, attracting those seeking reasonably priced traditional dishes. Breakfast items like menudo and breakfast burritos stand out for their flavor and quality.
Tamales come in beef, pork, cheese, chicken, and sweet corn varieties with tender, moist masa. They arrive hot and pair well with champurrado for breakfast, though some batches may be old or reheated.
Breakfast burritos feature egg, bean, and cheese combinations that stand out. The chorizo burrito blends beans, potato, onion, cilantro, and egg for a balanced, flavorful bite. Wet burritos also draw repeat visits.
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The restaurant opens at 6 AM with a full menu and fresh juices.
Breakfast is highly recommended for anyone looking for a good meal.
The order cost $52 for 24 gorditas, which is a bargain.
Tight, old-school deli with authentic Mexican vibe and loud mariachi music outdoors. Women slap tortillas in sync over a giant comal, creating a nostalgic atmosphere. Outdoor community tables offer casual seating despite worn furniture.
Handmade tamales here are very delicious and come in all types. Ingredients like masa, dried chilies, and leaves are available for making tamales at home.
Tripas burrito stands out with unmatched flavor. Carnitas burrito offers a rich, authentic taste. Burrito de surtido includes a mix of tamales with a genuine Mexican touch.
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On Saturdays and Sundays, they serve menudo.
Parking is tricky, so I parked on a nearby street and walked over.
The line can get long on weekends, but it moves fast.
Mexican restaurant with a peaceful back patio and culture-appropriate music creates a welcoming atmosphere. Busy and popular spot known for handmade tortillas and affordable, tasty tacos. The setting feels like a neighborhood gem with a clean, neat dining room and plenty of parking.
Beef tamales stand out with tasty fillings and a soft texture. Prices lean toward the higher side but the flavor matches the cost.
Breakfast burritos come piping hot and packed with fresh, delicious ingredients. The El Mexicano carne asada burrito offers a simple but full flavor experience, while the Thursday special stands out as a work of art.
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Taco Tuesday offers tacos at two dollars each.
Expect longer wait times on Taco Tuesdays due to high demand.
There is plenty of parking available near the restaurant.
Mexican restaurant offers a homey atmosphere with affordable prices and snack-sized tamales packed with meat and flavor. Portions are generous despite smaller sizes, and the menu includes tacos, burritos, and elote. The place stays clean and serves dishes with traditional accompaniments like Mexican sour cream and cotija cheese.
Tamales come in a smaller size but pack a generous amount of meat with good flavor. They cost around 2 dollars and are served with Mexican sour cream, salsa, and cotija cheese.
Breakfast burritos here match a classic homemade flavor with a beacon breakfast burrito standing out. The menu includes tacos, burritos, and Mexican food with a focus on traditional tastes.
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Tamales cost $2 each, while elote is $2.50.
Tamaleman House offers tacos, burritos, and other Mexican dishes.
The portions are just the right size for a meal.
Mexican restaurant with fresh handmade tortillas and a renovated, beautiful interior. Atmosphere feels culturally authentic and welcoming, accompanied by good music and cabanas. The environment is generally warm, sometimes with poor ventilation.
Chicken and pineapple tamales offer a solid Mexican flavor. They pair well with pineapple juice and come in good portions.
Massive burritos come filled with juicy meat and fresh salsa. Options include a filling breakfast burrito with chorizo and eggs, as well as rice and beans or roast beef varieties.
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The restaurant offers a variety of affordable lunch specials.
El Gallo Giro is also a bakery with fresh bolillos available daily.
The restaurant maintains a clean environment during visits.
Small bakery with a busy atmosphere and authentic Mexican vibe offers a wide variety of baked goods and a full-service meat counter. Space feels crowded but lively, attracting those seeking traditional Mexican flavors and fresh ingredients. A community hub known for its fresh bread and tamales.
Fresh, hot tamales feature homemade masa that stands out for its quality. Varieties include chicken, pork, and tamales de elote, all served with flavorful sides like beans and rice.
Burritos come with homemade tortillas de harina and fillings like carne asada with meat, cilantro, onions, and salsa. Regular burritos cost $7.99 and pair well with a Mexican Coke.
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There is plenty of parking available in the front and back.
Fresh bread is available throughout the day.
They have a wide variety of baked goods.
Small, hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurant with a cozy, historic vibe nestled in a bustling market setting. Staff wear white shirts and caps, adding to the nostalgic atmosphere. The space feels crammed and intimate, creating a lively yet comfortable dining experience.
Chicken and cheese tamales appear on combos and a la carte orders. Tamales come without meat in some options. Combos include tamales with taquitos, rice, and beans for a set price.
Burritos come in generous sizes and cost the same across options. Some have a thin filling, mostly tortilla with just a smear of beans, while others are described as good and satisfying.
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The restaurant is located on Olvera Street, which is a narrow market street.
La Noche Buena Restaurant opens at 7am, perfect for early risers.
A plate of beans and rice with a choice of egg costs $9-$10 per person.