Small Mexican restaurant offers outdoor seating with handmade tortillas and a menu featuring authentic tacos like asada and carnitas. The atmosphere is cozy and lively, surrounded by Latin flair near Mariachi Plaza. It attracts both meat and veggie eaters looking for flavorful, casual meals.
Fresh, handmade tortillas come in a thicker size that keeps them from drying out. They pair well with a variety of Mexican-style meats and colorful garnishes.
Chicken and carne asada burritos come juicy and flavorful with perfectly cooked meat. The Spicy Pig burrito features carnitas with chicharron and is available off-menu.
Good to know
Parking can be extremely difficult to find in the area.
The menu includes tacos, burritos, bowls, mulitas, and tortas.
Outdoor dining is available at their location.
Latin American restaurant with a cozy cafe vibe and bebop jazz music playing. Offers indoor and outdoor seating, including a small patio by the street. Atmosphere feels chill and welcoming, attracting those who appreciate healthy, flavorful meals.
Blue corn tortillas stand out here, adding a unique touch to dishes. The pork belly taco with these blue corn tortillas is a notable option.
Brisket and birria stand out as creamy, soft scrambled eggs blend with Swiss cheese and crispy pork or tater tots in the breakfast burritos. Sausage and mushrooms add hearty flavors, while the fried pork belly burrito offers a rich, savory bite.
Good to know
Parking can be iffy, so plan to arrive early.
Free street parking is available, but it may be a block away.
The Sunday menu is limited to burritos and tacos only.
Smoke from charcoal-grilled meat fills the air, creating a strong asada aroma. The menu offers a wide variety of authentic Mexican tacos, including birria and handmade tortillas. Prices stay reasonable, and payment accepts cash or Zelle with no English spoken on site.
Freshly cooked tortillas come straight off the griddle, made homemade and served with charcoal-grilled meat. Prices stay very reasonable for the quality.
Burritos come in a larger size than most spots, especially compared to King Taco. The mojados and green chilé wet burritos stand out for their flavor and quality.
Good to know
It's $1.25 on Taco Tuesday, perfect for takeout deals.
Street parking is limited, so arrive early for a spot.
They accept cash or Zelle as payment methods.
Stand with outdoor seating offers small, well-wrapped burritos known for flavorful meats and sauces. The atmosphere is casual and focused on quick pickup, with limited tables on the sidewalk. Most orders are taken to go, and the place is recognized for authentic birria and bean burritos.
Small burritos use fresh tasting tortillas that hold up well without breaking. Flour tortillas are excellent and good enough to take home, though not quite like those from Sonora.
Burritos here are well wrapped and juicy without dripping, like eating a soup dumpling. The birria burrito stands out with tender beef and a well-spiced sauce, while the bean and cheese burritos offer incredible flavor and neat folding that prevents mess.
Good to know
Parking can be challenging near the restaurant.
There is no indoor seating available; only outdoor tables.
The burritos are on the smaller side; consider ordering two.
Pop-up tent setup with no seating, where people eat standing or at their cars creates a casual, open-air vibe. An open sauce bar and massive toppings table offer free sauces and customization. Known for authentic, highly praised tacos, it draws a crowd despite minimal amenities.
Handmade tortillas stand out here, especially the blue corn ones. They come fresh and full, giving tacos a solid base without holding back.
Massive burritos cost around $11 and offer fresh, delicious fillings like BBQ pork with pineapple and Al Pastor. These burritos rank among the best street burritos with a super good price.
Good to know
The tacos cost just $2 each, which is an extremely good deal.
Expect a busy atmosphere with an endless traffic of customers.
The full menu is not available until 30 minutes after posted hours.
Tight, old-school deli with authentic Mexican vibe and loud mariachi music outdoors. Women slap tortillas in sync over a giant comal, creating a nostalgic atmosphere. Outdoor community tables offer casual seating despite worn furniture.
Handmade tortillas come fresh off a giant comal where ladies slap them in sync. The tortillas taste extraordinarily fresh and tasty, and the tortilla chips stand out as so good.
Tripas burrito stands out with unmatched flavor. Carnitas burrito offers a rich, authentic taste. Burrito de surtido includes a mix of tamales with a genuine Mexican touch.
Good to know
On Saturdays and Sundays, they serve menudo.
Parking is tricky, so I parked on a nearby street and walked over.
The line can get long on weekends, but it moves fast.
Shared restaurant and coffee shop combines Mexican cuisine with a gentrified vibe and quality music. Outdoor patio offers a relaxed spot to wait or enjoy food. Breakfast burritos stand out for bold flavors and unique ingredients like crispy pork belly and Brussels sprouts.
Soft flour tortillas come fresh and homemade, serving as the base for tacos layered with scrambled eggs, cotija cheese, and avocado salsa. The tortillas stand out for their freshness and soft texture.
Breakfast burritos stand out with creamy soft scrambled eggs, crispy pork belly, and tater tots inside. The Birria burrito offers bold flavors and holds together well without falling apart.
Good to know
Street parking is available, but it may require a short walk.
Each taco costs about $5, and burritos are around $15.
Macheen has both vegetarian and meat options on the menu.
Small Mexican restaurant with red checkered tablecloths and wall art creates a casual, unpretentious atmosphere. Indoor seating is limited, complemented by an outdoor area that depends on weather. Known for award-winning tortillas and a menu featuring vegetarian options alongside classic dishes.
Burritos come packed with overflowing fillings like rice, fluffy eggs, guacamole, sour cream, and tender machaca beef. Options include chicken tinga wet with red sauce, fresh chile relleno, and flavorful carnitas, all served with complimentary chips.
Good to know
Parking is often an issue despite the small lot available.
There is additional street and neighborhood parking, but visitors should pay attention to parking signs.
I was told I would pay extra for using Apple Pay.
Old school Mexican diner with small indoor space and covered patio seating creates a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere. Crowd feels uplifting and positive, often lively but welcoming. Known for legendary burritos and authentic vibe that recalls past decades.
Corn tortillas come out chewy and homemade. They hold up well, soaking up juices from meat, rice, beans, and guacamole. The chile verde tostada features a fresh corn tortilla topped with pork, cheese, and lettuce.
Hollenbeck burrito stands out as the main draw, known for its size and flavor. The Manny special is a humongous burrito once considered impossible to finish alone, with a free meal if completed. Other notable options include the Chile Verde Hollen Beck and Oakie burritos.
Good to know
Expect longer wait times during peak lunch and dinner hours.
Parking is generally easy, with street parking available nearby.
Prices are reasonable, but guacamole can significantly increase your bill.
Small space filled with bright pink decor and vibrant feminine energy creates a quirky, Instagrammable atmosphere. Friendly, welcoming vibe with photo-friendly spots and a lively DJ. Space feels cozy but can get hot and cramped.
Pink tortillas stand out visually and hold up well on plates. Chips share the same unique pink color, making the tortillas a distinctive feature here.
Savory breakfast burritos come with a spicy green sauce that adds a nice kick. They pair well with other dishes like green chilaquiles.
Good to know
There is street parking available nearby.
Expect a long wait for a table during busy hours.
On Wednesdays, wearing pink gives you a 10% discount.
Mexican restaurant with authentic Oaxacan decor and lively music, including live performances. Spacious interior features two well-lit dining rooms creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. The vibe is fun and festive, enhanced by colorful decorations and a homely feel.
Large, fresh, handmade tortillas stand out here. Tortilla chips served with mole and quesillo add to the experience.
Good to know
The restaurant validates parking for 1 hour.
Parking in front costs $7 on weekdays and $10 on weekends.
Be careful with payment methods; cash offers a different price than card payments.