Small hole-in-the-wall barbecue kitchen offers tender, smoky meats and large portions with southern hospitality in a modest setting. The atmosphere is casual and inviting, with a few tables inside and outside. The smell of the smoker fills the air, creating a strong barbecue vibe.
Texas style BBQ stands out with traditional southern flavors served quickly. Portions come in generous amounts and the food suits sensitive stomachs like those with GERD.
"The food here has the most extremely juicy brisket."
"I found this place to be the best BBQ in the county."
Good to know
The restaurant caters for events with only one day notice.
Catering costs start at over $300 for 50 people.
Expect large portion sizes for all meals.
Two connected buildings form a small food court with an alley for seating, offering a variety of Mexican breads, tacos, and desserts. The atmosphere feels laid-back and cozy, with a homey vibe reminiscent of Mexican culture. Many dishes feature in-house fresh tortillas and authentic flavors, making it a spot for casual, flavorful meals.
Variety of traditional Mexican plates made freshly daily. Food is ready right away and consistently fresh and delicious.
Offers a wide variety of Mexican bread showcasing regional diversity and baking traditions. Bread carries a sense of warmth and memory, often enjoyed with friends and family, especially as sweet bread in the morning.
"I found the food here to be fresh and delicious."
"The sweet, moist cornbread here is reminiscent of Guadalajara flavors."
Good to know
Tacos are priced affordably, around $3 each.
Dine-in options are available, with both indoor seating and a small patio.
The staff primarily speaks Spanish, so be prepared for potential language barriers.
Bakery offers an extensive selection of traditional Mexican pastries and savory items like tamales and tortas. Cozy, authentic atmosphere reflects vibrant Mexican culture with the aroma of fresh baked goods filling the space. Prices are notably high, and communication often requires Spanish.
Food includes tamales, breakfast burritos, and hot chocolate with special drinks. Bread and overall food quality stay consistently good. Preparation can take time since usually only one person works in the afternoon.
Bread here is consistently rich and delicious with an extensive selection of traditional Mexican pastries and pan dulce. Every bread tasted is very good and includes standout items like bread pudding.
"I found the Mexican bread here to be really good."
"The food here is really good and delicious."
Good to know
Parking can be challenging, so plan accordingly.
They accept EBT for payments.
Knowing Spanish helps with communication.
Small bakery and restaurant offers authentic pan dulce and freshly baked bread with a small menu featuring basics like tortas and sopes. Atmosphere is busy and lively, often with a line out the door. Family-owned spot requires some Spanish to order correctly.
Food offers authentic Mexican flavors with delicious homemade dishes and very good Mexican bread. Portions can feed two people and every dish has lots of flavor.
Bread comes out fresh daily with a focus on Mexican styles. Prices have risen, with three pieces costing around $12 now.
"I found the food here to be delicious and authentic."
"I found the bread to be freshly baked and very good."
Good to know
Nancy's Bakery & Deli does not accept EBT, only card and cash.
You need to know Spanish to order properly, or they might mess up your order.
Today, I paid $12 for three pieces of bread.
Small bakery with cozy atmosphere and lively, welcoming vibes fills quickly with a long but fast-moving line. Offers authentic Mexican pan dulce and vegan options like tamales and bread. Parking is limited, and seating inside is scarce.
Authentic Mexican food and fresh Mexican bread stand out here. The tamales are especially popular, and the food quality often surpasses local dine-in spots.
Bread here is moist and soft with a delicious taste. Vegan options like concha and corn tamales are available alongside authentic Mexican bread.
"The food here is really good and felt like homemade."
"I found the bread to be delicious and soft."
Good to know
Parking is very scarce, with limited street parking available.
A cup of coffee costs about $10, which is on the higher side.
The line can be long, but it moves quickly during busy hours.
Outdoor patio overlooks a marina view, creating a quiet, relaxing atmosphere ideal for conversation. Family-run setting adds a homey, charming vibe. Patio seating is dog friendly and offers a pleasant spot to enjoy breakfast.
Food comes in good portions and tastes delicious. Dishes like chilaquiles verdes and chicken fried steak are cooked perfectly and fresh.
Banana bread here is homemade and often praised for its rich flavor. Some batches show texture issues like flour chunks, but it remains a favorite.
"The food here was delicious and reasonably priced."
"Their homemade banana bread is top tier."
Good to know
The patio with harbor view is dog friendly.
The cafe accommodates large groups last minute.
There is often a longer wait during weekends.
Small barbecue spot with fun atmosphere and friendly vibe feels like a family BBQ. The space is cozy but limited, making it less suited for large dine-in groups. Known for excellent brisket and pulled pork, it draws those seeking quality BBQ in a casual setting.
Food features original creations and a variety of barbecue options. The dishes are consistently delicious and impress with their flavor.
Garlic bread stands out with its perfect buttering and toasty texture. Ciabatta bread is served in a small size, often accompanying brisket and sides.
"I found the food to be great and piping hot."
"The garlic bread was perfectly buttered and toasty."
Good to know
The ice cream machine turns off at 7:00 PM.
Parking is tight and small.
The restaurant has unreliable hours, so visiting later in the day might lead to disappointment.
Hole-in-the-wall bakery with friendly atmosphere and impressive variety of Mexican food and drinks. Early crowd gathers for large, affordable breakfast burritos and fresh baked bread. Parking is challenging and eating in feels inconvenient.
Food features authentic Mexican cooking with no American influence. Bread, desserts, and meals are consistently fresh and delicious with great prices for the quality and quantity offered.
Bread here is very rich and consistently very good across different types. Staff sometimes suggest taking bread first and paying later, and warming the torta bread could improve its quality.
"I found the food here to be authentic Mexican cooking."
"I found Lupita's Bakery #2 to have the best bread in Oxnard."
Good to know
The bakery gets packed early, so arrive before peak hours.
Finding parking can be difficult, plan accordingly.
They close at 8 pm, so plan your visit before then.
Small bakery offers authentic Mexican flavors with a focus on tamales and sweet bread. Early mornings bring a line for tamales, highlighting their popularity despite some variability in quality. Prices tend to be higher than average, reflecting the specialty nature of the products.
Food quality stands out as very good with delicious options for starting the morning. Some find the food amazing, though others prefer Vanessa's for better taste.
Offers a good selection of Mexican bread including sweet bread that tastes delicious. Bread pairs well with drinks and tamales, with staff recognizing regular orders.
"I found the food here to be amazing and flavorful."
"I found the tamales and bread here to be the best."
Good to know
Expect a line for tamales early in the morning.
Tamales are priced a little on the high side.
A small champurrado costs $3.25.