Taco spot shines with authentic stews and high-quality ingredients. Tamales bring a fresh corn scent and taste like grandmother-made. Vibrant vibe indoors and a heated patio outdoors make it welcoming year-round.
Tamales offer a fresh corn scent that feels like home cooking. Mini samplers include tamales that match the quality of grandmother-made versions.
"The Mexican food here has great tortillas and fresh ingredients."
"The outdoor patio is super cute and creates a really good vibe."
"You can try six different tamales on the sampler plate."
Good to know
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.
Bakery serves authentic Guatemalan baked goods with fresh pastries and generous portions in a relaxed, charming space. Guatemalan tamales are hearty and delicious, and the tamale torta features tasteful bread and flavors. Open early and late, it offers a variety of traditional foods.
Guatemalan tamales here are hearty and delicious. The tamale torta also stands out with its tasteful bread and flavors.
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The bakery serves authentic Guatemalan baked goods and pan dulce.
They offer a variety of foods, juices, and coffees.
The bakery is Latina owned and operated.
Small, crammed space buzzes with fresh bread and pastries, especially soft conchas. Christmas tamales offer delicious flavor and pair well with champurrado. Prices run high but variety and authentic taste make it worth trying.
Christmas tamales come with delicious flavor and pair well with oatmeal atole and champurrado. The tamales and bread both taste very good.
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Backlot parking is available for customers.
Prices are generally on the higher side.
Fresh bread is available, especially in the late afternoon.
Small Salvadoran spot shines with authentic tamales and affordable pupusas. Atmosphere stays humble and relaxed, drawing locals who value the cash-only setup. Traditional flavors make it a true taste of El Salvador.
Corn tamales stand out with authentic Salvadoran flavors. Traditional dishes like tamales and pupusas highlight the menu's Salvadoran roots and rich taste.
Good to know
Pupusas cost about $3.25 each, which is affordable compared to other places.
The restaurant accepts only cash, so plan accordingly.
Expect to order at least 30 minutes ahead for lunch pickup.
Small Mexican spot offers fresh tacos and large portions in a cozy, family-friendly setting. Tamales shine as a holiday favorite, pairing well with carnitas and Chile rellano. Indoor and outdoor seating create a homey atmosphere perfect for casual meals.
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.
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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.
Small eatery offers rich tamales with a perfect meat-to-masa ratio and a spicy green tamale that stands out. Atmosphere is welcoming but space lacks ventilation. Fresh squeezed orange juice is sold by a vendor outside, adding a refreshing touch.
Tamales here have outstanding masa and come in rich, flavorful varieties. The green tamale stands out for its spicy kick and leaves a lasting impression even on those who usually avoid it.
Good to know
They only sell tamales at Nehemiah's Restaurant.
Each tamale costs $2.50.
There is no restroom available for customers.
Guatemalan restaurant offers traditional tamales with chipilín and handmade tortillas. Enjoy authentic dishes like pupusas and atol de elote in a laid-back atmosphere with TVs showing soccer games. Family-friendly vibe and generous portions make dining relaxed and inviting.
Tamales come with chipilín, offering a traditional flavor. They appear alongside handmade tortillas and other classic dishes like platanos fritos and empanadas.
Good to know
There is a 30-40 minute wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The menu features Guatemalan, Salvadorian, and Mexican dishes, with a focus on traditional cuisine.
Take-out special includes a dozen pupusas and four horchatas for $55.
Bakery offers Guatemalan tamales wrapped in banana leaves with rich masa and chicken or cheese. Open kitchen shows fresh baking, creating a clean, inviting atmosphere. Prices are reasonable, attracting a steady, loyal clientele.
Tamales come in Guatemalan and Mexican styles wrapped in banana leaves. They have a high masa content with a generous amount of chicken or cheese inside. Natural juices pair well for a quick meal.
Good to know
Regular conchas cost $1.50, and some items go up to $3.00.
Parking can be difficult.
Marilus Bakery specializes in Mexican and Central American baked goods.
Mexican spot with nostalgic retro interiors and loud music creates an energetic vibe. Pork tamales offer rich flavor and good value alongside authentic tacos. Limited parking and slow service add some hassle.
Pork tamales pack rich flavor and plenty of meat. They stay fresh and come at a good value with other items like carne asada tacos.
Good to know
Parking is free and abundant, but can be tight during busy hours.
Expect a long wait time during peak hours due to high customer volume.
Takeout is recommended to avoid crowded dining areas.
Mexican grocery store buzzes with Latin decor and fresh products. Pineapple tamales shine for freshness alongside sweet bread and shrimp cocktails. Cafeteria serves hot food, creating a lively atmosphere despite limited parking and security presence.
Freshness stands out with pineapple tamales and other varieties always available. The tamales come alongside sweet bread and premade shrimp cocktails, offering a solid range of flavors.
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Northgate González Market offers a wide variety of Mexican foods and fresh produce.
The store is known for its clean environment and fast checkout process.
Parking is limited, so plan to arrive early during peak hours.