Small stand with handmade tortillas and fresh ingredients prepared openly creates an authentic vibe. Atmosphere feels humble and clean, with limited seating encouraging standing and quick service. Al pastor tacos and sauces stand out, drawing a crowd that values genuine Mexican street food flavors.
Fresh, handmade tortillas are made right on the spot. They have a soft texture and pair well with the tacos here.
A variety of tasty salsas are available, each on point and complementing the toppings well.
"These tacos are the best I've ever had, seriously dope."
"The street food here is amazing and authentic."
"The salsa here is amazing and tasty."
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They only accept cash or Zelle for payment.
The tacos cost $2.5 each.
Everything is prepared right before your eyes with fresh ingredients.
Small, clean restaurant with metal chairs and a casual vibe feels like a welcoming, comfortable home. Atmosphere stays low key and kind, inviting relaxed meals. Regulars enjoy authentic Mexican flavors in a simple, unpretentious setting.
Handmade tortillas come fresh with balanced onions, cilantro, and cheese that do not overpower the meat. Vibrant flavors in the tortillas complement the dishes well.
Chips come fresh and crunchy with house-made salsas that pack bold flavors. Mango salsa and avocado salsa stand out for their freshness and balance.
Good to know
Parking is available, but it can be challenging due to the busy plaza.
They accept Apple Pay, making payments convenient.
The restaurant offers a separate vegan menu prepared in a different kitchen.
Mexican restaurant offers authentic cuisine with huge portions and traditional salsas. Atmosphere stays chill and comfy, with occasional live music adding to the vibe. Parking is limited but available in a small lot behind the building.
Handmade yellow corn tortillas come out just right, paired with traditional homemade salsa. The tortillas complement dishes like grilled meats and churros, all made in-house for a consistent, authentic taste.
Homemade tortillas come with charred salsa served with chips. The salsa verde is mild but flavorful, and a smoked chile salsa adds a rich touch to dishes.
Good to know
Parking is available in the back, but it's very small.
Street parking can be hard to find, so plan accordingly.
There was no waiting when I arrived, making it easy to get a table.
Restaurant combines high-end fast casual style with a pseudo Mayan brutalist aesthetic and simple, beautiful design. Indoor seating is small, but outdoor patio offers spacious, cozy dining. Atmosphere feels warm and modern despite some lighting issues.
Flour tortillas here are house-made and fresh, delivering an authentic flavor that stands out in every taco.
Salsa here is thicker and darker with a very good flavor. It pairs well with chips and guacamole, both of which are also excellent.
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Parking is challenging due to ongoing construction in the plaza.
Expect no wait times during off-peak hours like 3pm on Monday.
LOQUI serves food extremely fast, ensuring quick service.
Mexican restaurant offers authentic handmade tortillas and fresh ingredients with a focus on to-go and delivery service. Atmosphere feels welcoming and homey, creating a comfortable vibe despite no dine-in option. Tacos and gorditas stand out for their juicy, flavorful seasoning and crisp textures.
Handmade tortillas bring a fresh masa flavor that stands out. They taste 100% authentic and match the quality of homemade tortilla chips.
Avocado salsa stands out with its creamy texture. Habanero salsa delivers a great kick for spice lovers. Red salsa and chips pair well with these options.
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Maíz y Fuego offers only to-go and delivery options.
We were told it would take 15-20 minutes to get the food.
The total cost was $63.00, which was higher than the menu prices listed on Google.
Small Mexican restaurant offers authentic Oaxacan flavors in a cozy, family-style atmosphere that feels like a home kitchen. The space is intimate with limited seating and a welcoming vibe. Bold, traditional dishes create a peaceful dining experience with a sense of familiarity.
Handmade tortillas stand out with a traditional Oaxacan style and a unique texture different from typical ones. Fried tortillas come with exceptional cheese and sauce, adding rich flavor to dishes.
Salsas here show clear contrast: the green salsa is lighter, refreshing, and spicier, while the red salsa is heavier, flavor-packed, and savory. The homemade green salsa and the salsa roja on the chilaquiles deliver fresh, complex flavors that stand out.
Good to know
Bringing cash can get a slight discount at this restaurant.
The portions are huge, making it great for sharing.
The prices are reasonable for the quality of food.
Small Mexican restaurant offers authentic Oaxacan cuisine with a casual BYOB dining hall vibe and modern cozy ambiance. Dishes arrive on traditional ceramic plates, enhancing the cultural experience. The place feels like a hidden gem with unique flavors and a relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere.
Fresh handmade tortillas come with many dishes and soak up sauces well. They have a thick corn texture and appear visually appealing. Servers often offer them to complement meals like mole and tacos.
Salsas here bring wonderful flavor and pair well with dishes like chilaquiles and hollandaise with salsa macha. Every salsa tastes fantastic and complements the food and earthen dishware nicely.
Good to know
There is a $10 BYOB fee for bringing your own alcohol.
Reservations are recommended due to the small size of the restaurant.
Free parking is available in the lot behind the restaurant.
Mexican restaurant offers homemade tortillas and fresh, thick chips with varied, flavorful salsas in a casual, welcoming atmosphere. The space feels traditional and clean, with large servings and an authentic vibe. Breakfast and lunch service attract a steady crowd seeking quality, homemade Mexican dishes.
Handmade tortillas come fresh and soft, served with tacos like al pastor, birria, and pollo. Chips and tortillas are made fresh, complementing dishes like fajitas and pork ribs in red sauce.
Thick, homemade chips come with a variety of freshly made salsas that range from spicy to mild. The mocajate salsa is fiery, the raja is mild, and the Verde salsa has a noticeable kick.
Good to know
Parking can be an issue, so arrive early.
The restaurant opens at 8am, with plans to open at 6am soon.
The menu does not display prices, so be prepared for surprises.
Cozy Mexican restaurant with a homey atmosphere and authentic recipes creates a welcoming and relaxed vibe. Small space features basic interior with outdoor seating under umbrellas and tables adorned with flowers. Locals frequent the spot, drawn by its traditional flavors and friendly energy.
Soft, fresh tortillas stand out with a buttery and chewy texture. Grilled tortillas come out on point, complementing flavorful fillings well.
Salsa comes fresh and vibrant here, with the salsa verde adding a perfect tangy kick on top of the burrito. Meat is grilled fresh, complementing the salsa's flavor well.
Good to know
Parking is available in front of the restaurant.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Taco Tuesday is a popular weekly event.
Food truck with small outdoor seating offers a casual, friendly atmosphere that feels warm and welcoming. The vibe is family-friendly and upbeat, creating a personable environment for quick, flavorful meals.
Tortillas come well-browned and toasted on the outside, adding a deep flavor. They hold up well with plenty of meat and guacamole, especially in the Birria tacos.
Salsas here include a balanced red salsa that adds flavor and spice, especially to birria tacos. The salsa macha stands out for those who enjoy a spicy kick.
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Niko's Red Tacos is a food truck, not a traditional restaurant.
Parking is free and easy near the food truck.
Prices are reasonable, with two meals costing over $40.
Mexican restaurant with a vintage movie theme and live solo music creates a dynamic, vibrant atmosphere. Margarita cart serves drinks tableside, adding to the lively experience. Handmade tortillas prepared in view enhance the authentic feel.
Handmade fresh tortillas are made right in front of customers. These homemade tortillas are consistently delicious and a standout feature here.
Complimentary unlimited tortillas come with fresh green salsa featuring cheese chunks.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during peak dinner hours, especially on weekends.
Parking at Casablanca can be tight, so arrive early if driving.
The restaurant offers a special 'hidden' menu not listed publicly.
Small outdoor seating area offers a covered space with fans to ease hot weather. Atmosphere feels unpretentious and welcoming, enhanced by live mariachi music. Known for authentic Mexican cuisine, especially best taquitos and fresh green salsa.
Fresh tortillas provide a solid base with good texture and balanced taste. Homemade crisp tortillas appear in taquitos, pairing well with moist fillings and fresh sauces.
Fresh green salsa with avocado offers a vibrant, tangy kick that pairs well with taquitos. Homemade salsas include a spicy, flavorful rojo salsa and other excellent varieties made daily.
Good to know
Expect a wait during peak lunch hours, especially on weekends.
The cafe offers outdoor seating with fans for comfort in hot weather.
Prices are reasonable, with most items under $20.
Upscale Mexican seafood restaurant offers authentic flavors and exceptional ceviche in a wide open space with comfortable seating. The vibe stays chill with great music and roomy tables. It stands out for homemade salsas and gluten-free options.
Handmade tortillas come fresh and tasty, forming the base for tacos like grilled fish, ribeye, and short rib. These tortillas pair well with moist fillings and a dash of habanero salsa for added flavor.
Salsas here taste fresh and come in a variety of homemade options. They are not watered down and clearly made in-house, showing real care in preparation.
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Valet parking is available for easy access.
Street parking is free after 8:00 PM.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
Street taco stand with handmade tortillas and flavorful meats offers a simple, authentic vibe. Lines move quickly, and extras like three salsas and fresh toppings add variety. Parking nearby and casual setup make it a popular spot for nighttime tacos.
Fresh, handmade tortillas made of maza stand out here. They are very soft and pair well with crispy, well-seasoned meats in the tacos.
Salsas here are fresh and add a nice kick, especially the salsa verde which stands out as very tasty. They complement dishes like carnitas and carne asada well.
Good to know
The tacos cost $2 each.
Bring cash as some vendors may not accept cards.
The line moves quickly, so expect minimal wait times.
Mexican restaurant with charcoal-grilled meats and street-style tacos creates a homely, casual vibe. Family-run and passionate, it offers ample seating and parking with a focus on flavor over fancy presentation. Prices are generally affordable, making it a popular spot for families and groups.
Tortillas get made and cooked fresh right in front of you. They have a crunchy texture that pairs well with juicy chicken and simple, on-point toppings.
Three types of salsa offer flavorful and spicy options with the right amount of heat. Fresh tortillas and simple toppings complement the salsas well.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a taco truck during lunchtime for quick service.
Expect ample portions at affordable prices, making it great for families.
Parking is plentiful, with easy access to the restaurant.
Taco street vendor with flat grill and giant meat wheel creates an authentic, casual atmosphere. The vibe is chill and family-oriented, with a walk-up style and limited seating around a family-style table. The area feels lively, like a fair, with a strong presence of Hispanic culture.
Tortillas have a perfect texture and come in a good size for tacos. Meats are well-seasoned and both tortillas and meats are prepared in a unique, flavorful way.
Salsas come with unlimited toppings and include pickled cucumbers in salsa Verde and habanero pickled purple onions. They are very spicy and flavorful, with an especially spicy orange salsa.
Good to know
Tacos La Güera is open late until 1 am.
The tacos cost $2.50 each and the tortas were $5.
They accept credit cards, which makes payment convenient.
Small eat-in space with shared seating and a bar area creates a cozy, relaxed vibe. Music and funny wall posters add to a modern, chill atmosphere. Late-night crowd enjoys fusion tacos and fresh, flavorful ingredients in a casual setting.
Tortillas here have a crispy texture when dipped in sauce and grilled for birria. Taco tortillas avoid a cardboardy feel and hold up well without falling apart. Melted cheese on tortillas pairs well with the birria.
Salsas here stand out with a smokey house red and a fresh green salsa. All options taste on point and complement the dishes well.
Good to know
Parking is limited to metered street parking only.
Expect minimal wait times, especially late at night.
Prices are reasonable for the quality and portion sizes.
Spacious Mexican restaurant with airy, luminous design and San Pedro cultural photography on the walls. Upbeat atmosphere with old school vibes and a toppings bar for customizing dishes. Menu features authentic flavors and large portions at affordable prices.
Freshly handmade tortillas stand out here, thicker than usual and adding a solid base to dishes. Their homemade quality lifts the flavor, especially in the giant pupusas and authentic Mexican tacos.
A salsa bar offers original, handmade salsas and chile sauces. The habanero Mango salsa stands out as a spicy, fruity option. All salsas are fresh and pair well with made-to-order tortillas.
Good to know
On Tuesdays, you can get 2 tacos (chicken, asada, pork) for $5.
Parking is located in the back and requires payment.
The portions are generous and reasonably priced.
White truck covered with a black tarp offers street seating on red stools and two small tables without seats. Atmosphere feels casual with a salsa bar adding flavor options. Tacos and burritos serve as affordable, high-quality street food with marinated meats, especially al pastor, standing out.
Soft, warm tortillas have a perfect golden crisp without greasiness. They match the style of San Diego Mexican food and hold melted cheese and freshly cooked meats well.
Three sauces stand out: red salsa, green salsa, and avocado cream sauce. The unlimited toppings bar offers fresh cilantro, diced onions, limes, radishes, and various salsas.
Good to know
Tacos cost $2 each, with a $1 taco special on Tuesdays.
Parking is available in the nearby Ralph's lot, but check for restrictions.
Cash is preferred, as not all vendors accept credit cards.
Tacos sit under a freeway overpass with a small seating area, creating a chill, welcoming vibe. The spot draws a mix of locals who come for affordable, freshly made corn tortillas and homemade tacos. It stands out for grab-and-go convenience and varied payment options including digital wallets.
Freshly made homemade corn tortillas serve as the base for tacos with charcoal grilled meat. The tortillas are soft, flavorful, and evoke a genuine street food vibe.
Three homemade salsas come out: a mild green, a slightly hotter yellowish one, and a very spicy red. The spicy salsa stands out as a must-try with great flavor across all three.
Good to know
Parking can be difficult; street parking is often the only option.
They accept card payments, including Venmo, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
A single taco costs $2.50, while a burrito is $12.
Small Mexican restaurant with beautiful decor and a nice salsa bar. Atmosphere feels clean and cozy, often busy with limited seating, encouraging takeout or eating in cars. Menu offers handmade tortillas, fresh salsas, and large portions with a variety of flavorful options.
Handmade tortillas stand out with their fresh taste and homemade quality. They pair well with dishes like enchiladas and come alongside house-made salsas and pickled veggies.
Homemade chips come with a variety of salsas that are spicy and chunky. A salsa bar offers a fun assortment alongside handmade tortillas and pickled veggies.
Good to know
Parking is free, but the lot is often full.
There is no real seating; plan to eat in your car or take food home.
The establishment is very clean, including the kitchen and tables.
Traditional Mexican restaurant with a beautiful back patio featuring manicured plants and a tranquil water fountain. Atmosphere is peaceful and family friendly, offering a chill vibe with authentic, flavorful dishes and handmade tortillas. Street and rear parking provide easy access.
Handmade tortillas stand out here, especially the homemade corn tortillas. Food arrives fresh with these handmade tortillas, though expect a long wait sometimes.
Chips come with homemade salsa that tastes fresh and flavorful. The salsa is hot and pairs well with dishes like mole and plates.
Good to know
Street parking is metered out front, with additional parking available in the back.
The patio is pet-friendly, allowing dogs in the outdoor area.
Prices are reasonable, with large portion sizes.
Small breakfast burrito spot offers high quality ingredients and homemade-style tortillas with a relaxed atmosphere and an outside patio garden. Burritos feature runny eggs, thick cut bacon, and crema, praised for freshness and flavor. Music can be loud early, but the place maintains a clean, inviting vibe.
Tortillas taste homemade and come in a soft texture that wraps ingredients well. The flour tortilla holds everything together and complements the perfectly seasoned fillings.
Spicy lemon salsa pairs well with the “Chavella.” Salsa verde offers a fresh, tangy option. The selection includes several delicious salsas to complement dishes.
Good to know
The burrito costs $20, which may be considered high for some.
Expect small portion sizes relative to the price of the burritos.
The restaurant is not vegetarian friendly, limiting options for non-meat eaters.
Small, colorful space with authentic Mexican decor creates a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere. Bright lighting and a TV add to a casual, welcoming vibe. Known for fresh, flavorful dishes like menudo and handmade tortillas.
Fresh handmade tortillas stand out here, showing up in dishes like quesadillas and huevos con chorizo. These tortillas get high marks for quality and flavor, making them a key part of the meal.
Freshness stands out with the fresh salsas served alongside chips. The salsa gets high marks for flavor, complementing dishes like menudo perfectly.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm on Thursdays with discounted drinks.
The restaurant uses QR code contactless ordering for convenience.
Prices are reasonable, making it a budget-friendly dining option.
Small, cozy Mexican restaurant feels like a homey neighborhood spot with a rustic, humble atmosphere. It serves authentic Jalisco-style dishes and is known for cash-only transactions. The place is packed and lively, offering a genuine taste of Mexico in a simple setting.
Handmade tortillas come fresh and soft. They pair well with a delicious red sauce served alongside the birria.
Chips come with homemade salsa that bursts with full flavor. The salsa tastes fresh and is consistently super tasty.
Good to know
The restaurant accepts only cash.
Parking is available to the left of the building in the back.
The location is small and can be full on weekends depending on the time.
Bright, clean food hall with shared tables creates a lively, festive atmosphere. The space draws a crowd seeking authentic Oaxacan flavors unified by fresh blue corn tortillas. Energy stays steady with a focus on natural, high-quality ingredients and gluten-free options.
Fresh and flavorful tortillas stand out here. Crunchy corn tortilla rolls with cheese and mole and quesadillas made with perfect tortillas highlight the quality.
Salsas come with each quesadilla and hit the perfect balance of flavors. The smoky salsa paired with the quesadilla de flor stands out for its mix of sweet corn and cheese.
Good to know
Parking can be tight, especially during lunch; arrive early.
Reservations are not accepted, so expect a wait during peak hours.
The menu features a small selection focused on corn-based dishes.
Mexican food truck near a busy freeway offers affordable prices and well-organized seating with clean, inviting atmosphere. The vibe is moderate in noise with a salsa bar featuring many options. Tacos stand out for being meat-filled and delicious, especially suadero and tripa varieties.
Handmade tortillas stand out with fresh garnishes and multiple tasty salsas. Corn tortillas pair well with meats like pastor, buche, and asada.
Multiple tasty salsas stand out with fresh vegetables and a variety of options at the salsa bar. The salsas differ from other places and complement the clean meat and good tortillas well.
Good to know
Tacos Indiana is a lunch truck located by the freeway and a busy boulevard.
Parking is tricky, but there are usually spots available nearby.
They accept cash or Zelle for payments.
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.
Fresh fried tortillas stand out with a crisp texture. Taquitos use fried tortillas filled with shredded beef that tastes homemade. Burritos lean heavily on tortilla volume with minimal filling.
Green salsa stands out with its amazing flavor and pairs well with tostadas. Salsas on the table are consistently delicious and enhance the meal.
Good to know
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.