Small, family-run Mexican restaurant with a cozy, inviting atmosphere and limited seating. The space feels like a home-style kitchen, creating a warm, comforting vibe. Known for authentic dishes like menudo and tamales, it draws a steady crowd despite its understaffed, intimate setting.
Food here is consistently fresh and delicious with a clear emphasis on being made with love. Dishes like chilaquiles stand out for their great Mexican flavors and overall quality.
Chips and salsa offer a great first impression with delicious flavors. The green salsa stands out and pairs well with the chips to keep hunger at bay before the main dish.
Good to know
Parking is limited in a mall next to 7-11.
The restaurant has only a few tables, so seating is limited.
They accept phone orders for takeout.
Food truck offers popular tacos with crispy al pastor and cheesy mulitas. Atmosphere stays casual with limited seating and often lines form at dinner. Prices remain reasonable despite high quality and fresh ingredients.
Fresh Mexican food comes with grilled onions and limones already on the plate. The food truck serves super delicious dishes that attract with their smell.
Salsas range from mild to very spicy, with some hitting a heat level of three chili peppers. They complement the tacos and quesadillas well, enhancing the overall flavor.
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They now accept various payment methods, including cards.
The price for 7 tacos is $15.75, offering good value.
They recently added tortas, quesadillas, and asada fries to the menu.
Small, unassuming taco stand offers takeout only with a simple bench outside for seating. Atmosphere feels like an authentic Mexican street food spot with delicious, flavorful tacos and standout habanero salsa. Cash-only policy and limited parking add to the straightforward, no-frills experience.
Food features authentic Mexican flavors with fresh ingredients and delicious sauces and pickles. Meals come quickly and at a low cost, pleasing even picky eaters.
Salsa here features habanero and green varieties with no red salsa option. The habanero salsa is spicy and flavorful, often served with tacos de cabeza and pork rind tacos made in a molcajete.
Good to know
Taco Tuesday offers a 2-for-1 deal on select tacos.
Only cash is accepted; no credit cards or mobile payments.
The establishment is takeout only with no dine-in options.
Small, humble Mexican restaurant with a chill, casual vibe and clean, quiet atmosphere. Authentic tortas ahogadas and Jalisco-style salsa draw people seeking genuine flavors from Guadalajara. Offers both dine-in and takeout, with a focus on traditional dishes and delicious desserts.
Authentic Mexican food shines with torta ahogada and jericalla dessert standing out. The magic comes from the chili and bread that define the flavor.
Salsa offers an authentic Jalisco-style flavor that stands out. Chips and salsa come with some dishes, but availability varies, with bottles sometimes empty and chips not always served.
Good to know
Parking is available in the back and across the street.
The restaurant offers both takeout and dine-in options.
Combo meals include a taco dorado and a Torta Ahogada for $12.56 plus tax.
Taco truck with limited seating along its side offers a salsa and veggie bar featuring cucumber, pickled onions, and handmade sauces. Atmosphere is casual and straightforward, with quick service and no line. Known for flavorful meats and spicy salsa, it draws a crowd seeking authentic tacos al pastor and loaded carne asada fries.
Food arrives quickly, ready in less than 10 minutes with no line. Meats have rich flavor and hold up well without extra toppings. Drinks are tasty and the overall meal offers good value.
Salsa here is consistently spicy and flavorful, driving repeat visits. A salsa and veggie bar offers green, cuac, and red salsas plus fresh toppings like cucumber and pickled onions to load up your food.
Good to know
They only accept cash or Zelle for payments.
Food is ready in less than 10 minutes with no wait.
Prices are reasonable, with $29 for 13 tacos.
Mexican restaurant with homemade corn tortillas and beef cemitas featuring half an avocado and ample meat. Seating offers a view of Freeway 60 with a noisy atmosphere from nearby traffic. Food is authentic and flavorful, especially the cemitas, while tacos vary in quality.
Food features delicious cemitas with great quality and generous portions. Prices stay reasonable while serving authentic street food with consistent flavor and good service.
Good to know
Expect a wait of about 40-50 minutes for your order during busy hours.
They accept cash and Zelle; no credit cards are accepted.
Parking is available on the street, but can be limited.
Spacious seating with an industrial vibe and Blood In Blood Out murals creates a distinctive atmosphere. The place feels stuffy and warm despite large fans, and the self-serve condiment bar adds a casual touch. A mariachi trio occasionally performs, enhancing the lively environment.
Unique menu choices offer a fresh take on Mexican food with huge, shareable breakfast portions. The food is consistently delicious and reasonably priced, served in a clean, spacious dining area with friendly staff.
Extra salsa and guacamole come with orders. Service and price stand out alongside the unmatched salsa quality.
Good to know
Parking is limited at East Los Tacos, so arrive early.
Breakfast is served until 12:00.
A fundraiser for staff hired from the closed Pantry is on 4-26 during breakfast hours.
Taco restaurant operates out of a rented house with food prepared fresh in front of customers. Atmosphere includes a busy line and a mix of authentic Mexican flavors highlighted by handmade tortillas and generous meat portions. The spot stands out for its authentic cecina tacos and variety of spicy salsas and guacamole.
Food features a lot of meat and handmade tortillas but often lacks seasoning and flavor. Preparation happens in a rented house, and wait times can be long, around 40 to 70 minutes total.
Green salsa with avocado stands out among the spicy salsas offered. The fixings table includes varieties of guacamole, golden onions, chilies, and cucumbers.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Prices are affordable, with most tacos costing around $3 each.
Portions are generous and suitable for sharing.
Small space fills with warmth and neighborhood pride, creating a homey atmosphere. Handmade tortillas and authentic menudo stand out as soulful, flavorful dishes. Prices are high, and portions vary, but the vibe remains unapologetically genuine.
Food features authentic Mexican flavors with dishes like tacos, enchiladas, chimichangas, and shrimp tacos. Meals come warm and fresh, consistently delivering home-cooked taste.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $39 for two servings to go.
Two eggs on the side cost $8, while a plate with two eggs and rice costs $18.
The restaurant can get busy, so plan for potential wait times.
Small mom-and-pop Mexican restaurant with aged appearance and outdoor bench seating offers a quiet atmosphere. Open 24/7, it serves affordable tacos and burritos with fresh toppings and complimentary chips. Drive-thru access is through a side window behind the building.
Food comes with complimentary chips and offers good value. The menu has a large selection and the quality stays consistent with options adjusted on request.
Red and green salsas come in small cups and have bold flavors. The salsa Verde pairs well with the chicken wet burrito. Salsas and cheese add strong taste to the burritos.
Good to know
Taqueria El Atacor #8 is open 24 hours, making it a convenient late-night option.
Drive-thru access is available; order at the side window after circling the parking lot.
Tacos are priced at $2.75 each, with extra charges for double protein.