Mexican restaurant with an all-black aesthetic and heavy metal music sets a gothic, energetic atmosphere. Outdoor patio and indoor counter seating create a casual, metalhead vibe. Unique menu and bold flavors match the distinctive style.
Bruja Flan tacos blend savory and sweet flavors. They stand out among dessert tacos, edging out the churro cheesecake in satisfaction.
Creative tacos feature exotic ingredients like octopus, al pastor, and squid ink. Burritos come filled with crispy, high-quality beef and bold flavors, while dessert tacos include unique options like strawberry churro cheesecake.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for special events like the Kamakazi VDay Dinner.
Parking can be tricky; avoid the liquor store lot to prevent towing.
Street parking is available but may be difficult due to busy streets.
Small, intimate space evokes traditional Mexican rancho vibe with a family-owned atmosphere. Music adds to the welcoming, home-like feel. Crowded yet cozy setting highlights authentic, handmade Mexican cuisine.
Flan comes with toasted pecans and cream, creating a rich texture. It pairs well with cafe de la olla made with piloncillo for a sweet finish.
Authentic mole stands out, especially in the chilaquiles and enchiladas. The menu features cafรฉ de olla, huevos rancheros, chorizo torta, and a wet burrito praised for its flavor. The Anthony Special combines chilaquiles in mole and green sauce topped with eggs.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so expect to wait during peak hours.
The restaurant has about 5-6 small tables inside and 2 small tables outside.
They sometimes run out of popular dishes like mole, so arrive early.
Small restaurant with about six tables offers a cozy, welcoming atmosphere and clean interior. Music plays at a moderate volume, featuring modern Mexican and oldies tunes, while TVs show cartoons to engage children. The space feels family-friendly and carries a farm-to-table aroma that enhances the dining experience.
Flan stands out with its rich texture and exceptional flavor. It pairs well with other dishes like huevos rancheros and chilaquiles.
Huevos rancheros and chilaquiles come in several styles, including red with eggs and meat, and green with chorizo. Nopales con huevo and mole also stand out, alongside desserts like flan.
Good to know
Expect a 30-minute wait for a table on busy weekends.
Parking can be challenging; consider arriving early or using nearby free options.
Food may take time to come out, especially during peak hours.
Beautiful hacienda-style interior with a stunning bar and comfortable seating creates a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere. Live mariachi music adds lively energy on weekends, while Mexican history pictures spark conversation. The vibe balances charming decor with a pleasant, clean environment.
Cheesecake flan stands out as a dessert option, often served for celebrations. The flan is rich and memorable, making it a common choice to finish a meal.
Carne asada and pollo tacos offer authentic flavors with fresh ingredients and robust salsas. The burrito de la casa and cafe de olla stand out, alongside efficient taco preparation even for large orders.
Good to know
Parking is available right outside the restaurant.
The typical cost for a two-person dinner is around $130, including tip.
Happy hour features house-made guacamole and carnitas street tacos.
Old style Mexican restaurant with beautiful wall art and two dining rooms creates a friendly, calm atmosphere despite loud music. Back patio and small bar add to the inviting setting. Frequented by families, it offers a mix of traditional and new elements.
Flan here is made in-house and stands out for its very creamy texture. It pairs well with churros and serves as a solid dessert choice.
Burritos stand out, especially the one known as Abby's Extra Special, a flavorful Chile Verde option. Tacos, guacamole, and steak fajitas offer solid variety, paired well with fresh lime margaritas.
Good to know
Happy hour specials are available, offering discounted drinks and appetizers.
Parking is available right up front or in a small lot in the back.
The restaurant can get busy, so be prepared for potential wait times.
Mexican restaurant offers spacious, intimate interior with comfortable booths and a welcoming, lively atmosphere. Authentic flavors come through in handmade tortillas and dishes like mole and enchiladas, complemented by fresh, tasty margaritas. Large portions and a family-style vibe define the experience.
Flan here stands out with its rich texture and smooth finish. The chocolate almond coconut flan offers a unique twist on the classic dessert.
Authentic flavors shine with handmade tortillas and tender, flavorful meats like carne asada and shrimp. The menu features a wide selection of traditional dishes including enchiladas Jose, chiles rellenos, and mole, plus standout desserts like flan.
Good to know
The parking is street only.
The prices at Mi Casita are high, with two meals and two beers costing $50 before tip.
The area around Mi Casita has homeless individuals setting up camp next door, raising safety concerns.
Small bakery with authentic Mexican pastries and large flan offerings creates a cozy atmosphere with comfortable seating inside and outside. Music plays softly, adding to a relaxed vibe suitable for meals or working. Free parking nearby makes it convenient to visit.
Large flan offerings stand out here, with a size you rarely find elsewhere. The flan tastes amazing and impresses with its quality.
Breakfast includes a soy chorizo burrito and a Mollete with seasoned refried beans and cheese on half a bolillo. Sweet treats feature conchas, flan, and chocolate caliente. The iced Horchata Latte stands out as a top-notch drink.
Good to know
They have a parking lot available for customers.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted here.
They offer both indoor and outdoor seating options.
Historic Mexican restaurant with nostalgic decor and divided dining areas creates a cozy, old-timey vibe. Strong, flavorful margaritas and classic Hispanic dishes define the experience. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting, with a mix of quiet booths and lively spaces.
Flan stands out with its traditional style and excellent texture. It serves as the only dessert option and delivers a consistently amazing finish to the meal.
Old style Mexican food stands out with authentic flavors and refried beans that are notably rich. This spot serves consistently traditional dishes that capture classic tastes.
Good to know
Parking costs $9, with valet service available.
Green corn tamales are available from May through October.
USC students get 50% off with a valid ID.
Spacious Mexican restaurant with colorful decor and large indoor trees creates a lively and energetic atmosphere, especially during Sunday brunch. Music blends Spanish and reggaeton beats, often loud enough to fill the space with high energy. Tables seat groups of four, and the layout leaves room for potential community or party seating.
Dessert ends with flan that tastes homemade and delicious. No complaints come up about this sweet finish.
Marinated carne asada shines on the Asada nachos with bold flavor. Tacos offer rich, flavorful birria. Drinks include standout margaritas like tamarind and pepino chile, blending sweet and spicy.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with great drink specials.
The venue is family-friendly on weekends, making it suitable for all ages.
The restaurant offers a buffet brunch with various Mexican food options.
Spacious indoor and outdoor seating features colorful decor and authentic Oaxacan roots. Live music, including a marimba band and mariachi, creates a lively, noisy atmosphere that immerses diners in culture. A large mezcal selection complements the vibrant setting.
Flan comes in several varieties like coffee, chocolate, and caramel. The Oaxaca Flan and flan served in a jar stand out. Some orders include a shot paired with the flan.
Mole sauces stand out with over 40 ingredients and spices in each, showing no shortcuts in preparation. The Coloradito mole offers a unique flavor that many find transformative.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
The restaurant only accepts cash, so plan accordingly.
Valet parking is available but can be expensive.