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.
Breakfast burritos feature chorizo, beans, and eggs with a strong Mexican style. Wet burritos come with rich sauces and generous fillings, often leaving leftovers due to their size.
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.
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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.
Big space with fresh ingredients and generous portions creates a satisfying meal experience. The atmosphere highlights specialty chips and salsa alongside standout breakfast burritos and posole served weekly. Food combines consistent quality with bold flavors in a casual setting.
Burritos feature a perfect ratio of toppings to eggs to potatoes with very fresh ingredients. Breakfast options include chorizo and bacon, and take-out orders come with chips and guacamole.
Chips and salsa come out fresh and flavorful, with the red salsa standing out as especially good. Nachos arrive topped with beans and salsa that taste delicious and well prepared.
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They offer posole once a week, a must-try dish.
Everything is made fresh daily, ensuring quality.
Portion sizes are generous, so expect to leave full.
Regular kiosk serving authentic Mexican cuisine with generous portions and made-to-order tacos that take time to prepare. Atmosphere suits late-night dining with a smoky flavor profile and spicy green and red salsas. Popular for varied taco options including asada, carnitas, chorizo, and al pastor, attracting those seeking flavorful, hearty meals.
California Burrito con Asada stands out with its hearty size and great taste. The burrito pairs well with red and verde salsas and offers a filling meal that invites slow savoring.
Salsas come in red and verde varieties with bold flavors. The red salsa has a perfect spicy kick, while the verde salsa is served generously without skimping.
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The restaurant is open quite late.
Expect a wait as tacos are made to order.
$3 per taco is the standard price.
Small Mexican restaurant with rustic decor and colorful artwork creates a transportive ambiance. Outdoor dining offers a beautiful atmosphere with fresh, hearty meals served quickly. Popular for authentic dishes like taquitos and mole enchiladas, it draws a steady crowd seeking traditional flavors.
Huge burritos come with options like red chili pork and wet styles. The menu also includes bean and cheese varieties alongside tacos and quesadillas.
Guacamole salsa stands out as exceptionally fresh and flavorful. Homemade red and green chile salsas add extra kick and depth to dishes like carne asada, paired with freshly made tortillas.
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Parking is available in a small lot behind the restaurant, but it charges by time.
Nearby lots charge a flat fee of over $15 for parking.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Grand Central Market hosts a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere with freshly brewed coffee aromas and cheerful staff creating an active vibe. The spot offers a diverse menu blending classic and Mexican breakfast dishes, standing out for its consistent quality and convenient beeper system for multi-restaurant orders.
Breakfast burritos come generously portioned and packed with flavors like chorizo with potatoes and Mexican bacon with egg. The Veggie Burrito is filling and delicious, often enjoyed with salsa to boost the taste.
Salsa adds a bold flavor to dishes here, especially with the breakfast burrito and sausage sandwich. It comes on the side and complements the food with a chipotle aioli touch.
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The restaurant is open every day from 8 AM to 9 PM.
Expect a wait time of about 18 minutes for food preparation.
Prices are surprisingly affordable, with meals averaging around $13.50.
Rustic design and home-like feel create a cozy atmosphere with authentic Mexican music playing. Small space with about 14 tables offers a warm and welcoming vibe. Known for excellent Mexican food including standout tacos and carne asada.
Breakfast burrito comes huge and flavorful with a perfect balance of ingredients. Red sauce wet burrito asada features steak and pairs well with a large horchata.
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There is no parking nearby except for street parking or a structure two blocks away.
On a regular day, expect a wait of about 30 minutes.
The restaurant is a 5-minute walk from the convention center.
Tropical design and Hawaiian music create a comfortable atmosphere with a tropical vibe. Portions are generous and the fish tacos stand out for their flavor. Salsas offer a notable spicy kick that complements the menu.
Burritos here include asada, California, and shrimp options with guacamole chips and beverages. Birria burritos come at a higher price but tend to be bland and lack flavor.
Salsas here stand out with a spicy kick, especially the guacamole salsa. They come alongside dishes like Birria tacos and asada mulitas, adding bold flavor to each bite.
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The portions are larger than average, offering good value for the price.
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.
Burritos come in generous sizes and cost the same across options. Some have a thin filling, mostly tortilla with just a smear of beans, while others are described as good and satisfying.
Green salsa stands out with its amazing flavor and pairs well with tostadas. Salsas on the table are consistently delicious and enhance the meal.
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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.
Colorful murals and festive music create a lively, authentic Mexican atmosphere with handmade tortillas and fresh ingredients. Bright decor features Dรญa De Los Muertos themes and local sports figures, attracting those seeking authentic tacos and burritos with generous portions.
Fish, carnitas, and chicken burritos come very filling and packed with flavor. Breakfast burritos stand out with whole bacon strips and a size that satisfies without overwhelming.
Salsa here is spicy but flavorful with a nice kick. Chips come with top tier salsa, and extra hot salsa is available on request.
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The prices at Pinches Tacos are reasonable considering downtown LA's usual costs.
Everything is made fresh at Pinches Tacos.
The portions at Pinches Tacos are generous.
Chicken shop offers fresh, juicy chicken with flavorful sides like guacamole and street corn. Atmosphere feels clean and welcoming but can be warm inside due to poor venting. Ordering happens easily through touch screen kiosks, creating a quick and efficient experience.
Big burritos come cut in half, making them easy to eat on the go. The chicken burrito features fresh ingredients and a great taste that stands out.
Variety includes several salsas with green salsa standing out as amazing and very good. Salsa comes with an upcharge despite being simple to make.
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Taco Tuesday offers $2 tacos, making it a budget-friendly option.
Orders take approximately 6-10 minutes from order to ready.
Parking can be challenging during the daytime.
Mexican restaurant inside a food court with a modern vibe and quiet atmosphere despite a busy setting. It serves affordable, visually appealing dishes with notable vegetarian options and unique items like birria pizza and keto tacos.
Breakfast burritos come with generous portions and varied salsas that add flavor. Options include organic vegan and chile relleno styles, all delivering satisfying taste.
Chips come with a variety of salsa options, including one with a strong lime flavor. The lime-heavy salsa can overpower dishes like the birria pizza and bacon breakfast burrito.
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Cilantro Lime is located inside a food court.
Parking isnโt ideal, so plan accordingly.
The meal costs $23 for the 3 meat variety plate.
Small Mexican grill inside a busy train station offers do-it-yourself burritos and a variety of fresh salsas with a noticeable kick. The atmosphere is convenient and fast-paced, catering to travelers looking for a quick, flavorful meal. Portions are generous, and the menu includes affordable breakfast options alongside classic tacos and burritos.
Breakfast burritos come made to order and wrapped first in paper then aluminum foil. Options include a juicy chicken burrito and a Carnitas burrito with a Mexican do-it-yourself style available.
Salsa has a nice little kick with chunky tomatoes that stand out. It pairs well with dishes like burritos filled with potato, veggies, and beans.
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Cilantro Fresh Mexican Grill is a convenient spot to grab a bite while traveling.
You can create your own meal with beans, rice, pico de gallo, and spices.
Expect it to get busier during peak travel hours.
Warehouse-style space offers spacious indoor and outdoor seating with self-serve kiosks for ordering. Atmosphere blends polished but approachable vibe with loud music and occasional stuffiness due to poor ventilation. Tacos stand out as generous and tasty, drawing a mix of opinions on quality.
Oversized and overfilled burritos stand out here. Options like shredded beef, carne molida, and chorizo bean and cheese deliver consistent, delicious flavors.
Salsas here have a great flavor and remind of Taco Bell sauce but with a significantly better taste.
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Chuy's does not accept cash; bring a credit or debit card.
Parking can be tricky; a validation code is available for kiosk use.
Expect an automatic service charge on your order.