Simple, cozy space with a mom and pop vibe and relaxing piano music creates a peaceful atmosphere. Down-to-earth people contribute to a warm, welcoming energy that feels like home. Known for fresh, delicious breakfast and fair prices, it stands out as a hidden gem with great food portions.
Food comes freshly made to order with high quality ingredients and a homemade taste. Presentation is beautiful and the flavors go beyond simple.
Breakfast burritos stand out with rich flavors and generous portions. Classic breakfast items like potatoes complement the meal well.
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The cafe is open Monday through Friday from 7 am to 5 pm and on weekends from 8 am to 4 pm.
The open parking lot adjacent to the location makes parking easy.
The prices are lower than what I would expect for the quality.
Small cafe with seating for about 14 people offers an inviting atmosphere and perfect music selection that creates a comfortable vibe. The space centers around community connection and features a large menu with standout breakfast dishes like burritos and eggs Benedict.
Food here stands out for its amazing flavor and consistent quality. Breakfast options offer great value and the overall menu delights the palate with phenomenal taste.
Breakfast options include fajita breakfast bowl with veggies, steak, rice, and salsa, and several types of breakfast burritos including a House Veggie version. Chilaquiles also stand out as a notable dish.
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You must order and pay before taking your seat.
There is a 4% charge for credit card transactions.
Parking may be tricky due to surrounding businesses, but ample street parking is available nearby.
Hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurant offers generous portions and reasonable prices. Atmosphere suits relaxing and enjoying well-marinated chicken and natural potatoes in dishes like burritos and tacos. The vibe feels like a hidden gem with solid, satisfying meals.
Food comes out fresh and very tasty with a yummy flavor. Meals offer a chance to sit down and enjoy good, solid dishes.
Burritos come in good portions with options like chorizo and pastor, though the pastor can be a bit salty. Menudo and chilaquiles stand out as strong dishes, while red enchiladas and quesadillas arrive quickly and satisfy.
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Taco Max offers generous portion sizes for all menu items.
Prices at Taco Max are very reasonable for the quality of food.
Expect to pay around $35 for a meal for two people.
Neighborhood-style tacos capture Mexico City authenticity with homemade sauces and excellent seasoning. The atmosphere reflects a clean, casual taco truck vibe offering a variety of flavorful options like tinga, arrachera, and mole tortas.
Food offers very tasty and great flavors. Some find it excellent, while others do not.
Neighborhood-style tacos capture the Mexico City vibe with authentic Mexican street tacos and homemade sauces. Options like arrachera, tinga, and chicharrรณn tacos come with good portions and solid flavor.
Good to know
Expect long lines during peak lunch hours, especially on weekends.
Bring cash as many food trucks do not accept credit cards.
Parking can be limited; arrive early to secure a spot.
Spacious patio with live music creates an upbeat, party vibe on Fridays, while other times feel calm and relaxing. Warm, welcoming decor complements the authentic Oaxacan cuisine and economical prices. Music volume varies, sometimes loud enough to feel like a concert.
Food offers authentic Mexican flavors with a focus on Oaxacan cuisine. Dishes deliver great taste and delicious, rich flavors throughout.
Mole negro offers a rich, smoky flavor with hints of bitterness and chocolate. Dishes like the torta oaxaqueรฑa, quesa birria, and chapulรญn tacos showcase authentic Oaxacan Mexican food with bold, adventurous tastes.
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Happy hour runs from 5 to 8pm with a nice selection on the menu.
Banda music plays on Fridays, creating a lively atmosphere.
The restaurant has a parking lot available for guests.
Bright, warm space offers a family atmosphere with live music enhancing the dining experience. The vibe is cozy and comfortable, attracting those seeking authentic Oaxacan cuisine with standout dishes like lamb barbacoa and tamale de mole.
Authentic Oaxacan food shines with excellent quality and delicious flavors. The menu consistently offers great dishes paired with tasty aguas frescas.
Mole dishes stand out with rich flavor in tamales, emoladas de mole negro, and chicken mole. Lamb barbacoa and tlayudas offer distinct tastes, while mole nacho chips add a unique twist to the menu.
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Parking is limited and can be difficult to find during peak hours.
Expect long wait times, especially during busy meal times.
Prices are on the higher side for the menu items offered.
French bread and bolillo stand out for their freshness and excellent quality, often served straight from the oven. The bakery maintains a well-stocked selection of breads and sweets, attracting consistent lines despite limited parking and cash-only payment policy.
Variety of flavors from El Salvador, Honduras, and Mexico includes cheeses, ingredients, and prepared foods like tamales. Nostalgic candy and traditional bakery items like French bread add to the food selection.
Tortas de jamon and shrimp tacos stand out with strong flavors. The menu includes quesadillas and tamales from Mexico and other countries, but tamales sometimes arrive frozen rather than just cold.
Good to know
The bakery operates a cash-only policy to expedite service.
Expect a wait time of 30-60 minutes during busy periods.
Finding parking can be very difficult near the bakery.
Butcher shop deli offers high-quality meats including charcoal-grilled ribs and handmade tortillas. The space features natural-flavored fries and a selection of fresh, large sandwiches with fresh ingredients. Some meats come pre-pounded for grilling, making preparation easier.
Food has a homemade taste and comes at fair prices. Staff is very friendly, making the experience pleasant every time.
Grilled beef sandwiches come large with fresh ingredients and natural-flavored fries. Charcoal-grilled ribs pair well with handmade tortillas. Tamales and chicharron serve as quick, satisfying snacks. Carnitas lack seasoning and lose much weight after trimming fat.
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The meats are of high quality and sourced carefully.
Some meat is prepped into cutlets or larger pieces for grilling.
Natural fries are offered instead of frozen ones.
Mexican-style restaurant offers a comfortable atmosphere with live guitar music and an on-site bakery. The environment stays clean and pretty with generous portions of authentic Oaxacan dishes. Large groups find accommodation despite limited parking.
Food features original Oaxacan flavors with consistently delicious and excellent taste. Dishes offer a great tasting experience that stands out.
Chips with sweet mole offer a mild kick as a starter. Dishes like Molcajetes with three meats plus shrimp and Tlayuda with three meats showcase rich, balanced flavors and handmade tortillas.
Good to know
Parking is limited, especially on weekends when the restaurant is busy.
They accommodate walk-up parties with more than 8 people.
Food portions are fairly large, making it a good value.