Small stand offers handmade tortillas and fresh ingredients with a humble, clean vibe. Al pastor tacos shine alongside a variety of tasty salsas that perfectly complement each bite. Limited seating means quick service and an authentic street food feel.
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 outdoor seating with fans keeps guests cool while live mariachi music creates a lively vibe. Authentic Mexican dishes shine, especially best taquitos paired with fresh green salsa featuring avocado. Daily homemade salsas add a spicy, flavorful rojo touch.
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.
Grand Central Market shines with neon glow and massive tacos loaded with fresh carnitas and al pastor. Salsas offer authentic flavor, especially the mild yet tasty green salsa. Generous portions and fair prices make it a vibrant spot for Mexican and Mexican-American dishes.
Salsas have an authentic flavor and complement all dishes well. The green salsa is packed with flavor but stays pretty mild, suitable for those avoiding spicy heat.
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Tacos cost $5 each, and tax is included in the price.
Portions are generous, with one taco being enough for most people.
Get there early in the morning for the freshest tacos.
Kiosk offers authentic Mexican cuisine with generous portions of made-to-order tacos like asada and al pastor. Salsas come in bold red and verde flavors, adding a perfect spicy kick. Atmosphere fits late-night dining with smoky, hearty meals.
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 spot offers authentic dishes like mole enchiladas and taquitos in a rustic setting with colorful art. Outdoor seating enhances the beautiful atmosphere. Fresh guacamole salsa and homemade chile salsas add bold flavor to meals.
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.
Big space serves fresh ingredients with bold flavors in a casual setting. Chips and salsa are fresh and flavorful, especially the red salsa. Generous portions include standout breakfast burritos and weekly posole.
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.
Small Mexican spot offers a cozy, historic vibe in a busy market. Staff in white shirts add charm. Green salsa is amazing flavor and perfect with tostadas. Space feels crammed and intimate, making dining lively yet comfortable.
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.
Fresh, juicy chicken pairs well with flavorful sides like guacamole and street corn. Green salsa is a standout, though it comes with an upcharge. Ordering is quick via touch screen kiosks, but the space can feel warm due to poor venting.
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 serves authentic flavors with creamy guacamole and juicy meats. Salsa offers a perfect balance of spice and freshness, especially the Jicama and mango salsa. Atmosphere feels like a family kitchen, clean and welcoming for any meal.
Salsa here strikes a perfect balance of spice and freshness. The Jicama and mango salsa stands out as a favorite topping, adding a bright, crisp flavor to dishes.
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Taco Tuesday offers special pricing on tacos every Tuesday.
The tostada bowl costs $15.25, with double meat at $6.50.
Guacamole is priced at $3.45, and fresh agua is $4.75.
Mexican restaurant shines with authentic handmade tortillas and a salsa bar featuring 10-12 bold flavors like habanero and pineapple. Tacos boast exquisite pastor and birria fillings. Prices stay great, making it a top spot for genuine Mexican eats.
About a dozen salsa options sit at the bar, including habanero and pineapple salsas that add heat and sweetness. Avocado salsa pairs well with tacos, and all sauces bring strong flavor.
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Taco Tuesday offers $1 tacos, making it a popular day to visit.
Fish taco specials are available on Fridays.
Expect a quick service with food served promptly.
Open salsa bar boasts wide variety and bold flavors. Best tacos al pastor come with handmade tortillas and generous portions. Parking is tight but prices stay reasonable, keeping the vibe lively and chill.
An open salsa bar offers a wide variety of options. The salsas are very flavorful and the selection is impressive.
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Parking can be tricky; plan to arrive early to find a spot.
Prices are reasonable, with a total meal cost around $48 for two.
Portions are generous, especially the drinks.
Grand Central Market offers a relaxed atmosphere with fresh coffee scents and friendly staff. Bold chipotle aioli salsa enhances the breakfast burrito and sausage sandwich. Enjoy a diverse menu blending classic and Mexican dishes with a handy beeper system for orders.
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.
Massive space with high arches and multiple bars sets a posh lounge vibe. Complimentary chips and salsa offer a tasty start. Vibrant Mexican decor and lively crowds make dining here energetic and fun.
Complimentary chips and salsa come with the meal, which is unusual for a high-end spot. The salsa pairs well with the crispy chips, making a solid starter.
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Reservations are recommended due to high demand at this new location.
Valet parking costs $45, while self-parking is available for $20 nearby.
Expect to pay around $40 for enchiladas, which some may find expensive.
Tropical design and Hawaiian music create a comfortable atmosphere with a tropical vibe. Fish tacos offer generous portions and bold flavor. Salsas, especially the guacamole salsa, add a spicy kick that enhances dishes like Birria tacos and asada mulitas.
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 Mexican spot shines with fresh homemade hot sauces and a pleasant outdoor patio. Bold, well-seasoned meats and standout vegetarian tacos come in fresh flour tortillas. Unique twist: salsas are tasty but sold separately, adding to the quick, flavorful vibe.
Both house salsas are yummy and well-liked. Salsa does not come with meals and must be purchased separately, which is unusual for Mexican food.
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Reservations are not required, but expect busy lunch hours.
Salsa is sold separately and not included with meals.
Vegan options are available on the menu.
Colorful murals and festive music create a lively Mexican vibe. Handmade tortillas and fresh ingredients make authentic tacos stand out. Salsa is spicy and flavorful, with top tier chips and extra hot options.
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.
Outdoor taco stand buzzes with club vibes and a self-serve salsa bar featuring green, red, and avocado salsas. Crowd is diverse and lively, with free parking and security for a casual, fast-paced night out.
Salsas come in green, red, and avocado varieties, all with a good level of spice. A salsa and grill bar lets you customize tacos with toppings like grilled onions, radishes, and jalapeños.
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Tacos cost $2.25 each, a great deal for late-night food.
The place is open until 2:30am, perfect for late-night cravings.
Parking is available, but be cautious as cars can be towed.
Spacious spot serves fresh seafood and Baja-style Mexican dishes with generous portions. Salsa comes in three varieties with fresh guacamole and plenty of chips. Casual, laid-back vibe suits groups or quick downtown lunches.
Salsa comes with three varieties alongside fresh guacamole. Chips are served in generous portions with plenty of salsa.
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Stand-up comedy night happens every Monday evening.
Lunchtime special includes two tacos, chips and salsa or rice and beans, and a drink for under $15.
Parking can be difficult, but there are many garages nearby.
Small taco stand serves authentic Michoacan-style carnitas with handmade tortillas. Offers a variety of chili salsas and four onion toppings, with fresh, flavorful red salsa. Atmosphere is lively and prices are reasonably priced at $5 per taco.
Variety includes chili salsas and four types of onion toppings. The red salsa stands out with good flavor. Freshness shows in the vegetables and salsas, which add important flavor to tacos.
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The tacos cost $5 each and $20 per pound.
Parking is complicated and expensive in the area.
The parking lot has 3 spaces exclusive for customers who eat there.
Mexican spot shines with homemade chips and three free salsas that pair perfectly with margaritas. Outdoor patio with long tables sets a chill vibe, boosted by reggaeton tunes. Interior feels breezy and clean despite nearby construction, closing early and cashless.
Homemade chips come with three kinds of salsa served free for dine-in. The salsa works well as a dressing and pairs nicely with the chips and margaritas.
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Free parking is available in the alley next to the restaurant.
The restaurant closes at 8 pm, so plan your visit accordingly.
They do not accept cash, only credit cards and mobile payments.
Small Mexican grill inside a busy train station serves do-it-yourself burritos with chunky salsa that has a nice kick. Fast-paced atmosphere suits travelers seeking quick, flavorful meals with generous portions and affordable breakfast options.
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.
Outdoor dining offers a chill vibe in a narrow, hidden space with free parking nearby. A small salsa bar features flavorful but mild green and red salsas. Seating uses plasticware, creating a casual, taco oasis atmosphere.
A small salsa bar offers spicy green and red salsas that are flavorful but not very hot. The salsas are tasty and well-liked, with a suggestion that a hotter option could enhance the experience.
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There is free parking at Ditroit Taqueria.
They have a parking lot right next to the restaurant, which provides peace of mind.
Seating is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Warehouse-style space offers spacious seating inside and out with self-serve kiosks. Loud music and poor ventilation create a lively atmosphere. Tacos are generous and tasty, while salsas boast a great flavor better than Taco Bell's.
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.
Small space with intimate setting buzzes with a lively local crowd. Open 24 hours, it offers inexpensive prices for casual late-night dining. Salsa verde and excellent red salsa shine with crispy asada and carnitas tacos, though portions can be small.
Salsa verde appears often, served with crispy asada and carnitas tacos. The red salsa stands out as excellent, and the hot salsa is genuinely hot. Some dishes come with salsa on the side, but portions can be small.
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Taco Wednesdays offer tacos for $1.50 from 8am to 8pm.
Parking costs $5 for 10 minutes, with all-day parking available for $12.
The place is open 24 hours for late-night cravings.
Food truck serves juicy meats with free avocado, perfect for late-night crowds. Salsa roja offers great heat, though both salsas are mild and thin. Tacos and quesadillas are flavorful and priced well, fitting casual, lively vibes.
Salsa roja stands out with its great heat and chile flavor. Both salsa roja and verde are mild and thin, lacking depth of flavor.
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The food truck is open late, making it a great spot after a night out.
They charge $1 for card payments, so bring cash to avoid extra fees.
The tacos cost $3 each, while burritos are $12.
Mexican food court spot offers affordable dishes with unique items like birria pizza and keto tacos. Chips come with lime-heavy salsa that can be strong. Quiet atmosphere suits a busy setting and includes notable vegetarian options.
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 isn’t ideal, so plan accordingly.
The meal costs $23 for the 3 meat variety plate.
Massive Mexican restaurant offers a homey atmosphere with rustic decor and lively music. Free chips and house-made salsa deliver fresh, bold flavors. Outdoor patio and large indoor spaces provide varied seating for a relaxed dining experience.
Chips and salsa come free and are made in house, offering a fresh and flavorful taste. The salsa stands out as extremely yummy and possibly the best restaurant salsa around.
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A mariachi band performs weekly on Sundays starting in the evening.
The restaurant serves drinks only on the last day of the Día de los Muertos event.
Expect high prices for food, with tacos costing around $10 each.