Mexican food truck serves large meat-packed tacos with handmade tortillas and fresh veggies. Four classic salsas add a spicy kick, paired with roasted jalapenos and onions. Casual, clean spot with a lively Latin spirit draws crowds for authentic, well-priced dishes.
Four different salsas offer a spicy kick and stay true to classic flavors. A side of roasted jalapenos and onions complements the salsas perfectly.
"I thought the Mexican food here was the best in town."
"The food here is so fresh and packed with flavor."
"The salsa here is so delicious, I ate the whole thing."
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The prices are affordable, making it a budget-friendly option.
The truck is very clean, ensuring a pleasant dining experience.
The vegetables are 100% fresh, reflecting the quality of the food.
Food truck serves authentic Mexican tortas ahogadas with fresh, flavorful tacos. Outdoor seating under a decorated tent offers a cozy, peaceful vibe. Salsa Verde is absolutely brilliant, adding just the right kick to the meal.
Salsas come in two main types here: a spicy red salsa and a mild, flavorful green salsa. The salsa Verde stands out as absolutely brilliant and adds just the right kick to the food.
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The food truck is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Expect generous portions at reasonable prices.
The menu offers a variety of options, including classic street tacos.
Family owned spot shines with delicious tacos and cheap prices. Bright, cozy vibe invites you to enjoy complimentary chips with the bomb green salsa. Specialty drinks like tamarind tea add a unique touch.
Complimentary chips come with green salsa that stands out as the bomb. The salsas add a nice touch to the start of the meal.
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Prices are generally affordable, with meals costing around $15.
Specialty drinks like tamarind and hibiscus tea are available.
The menu is displayed upfront by the register for easy viewing.
Old-fashioned cafe offers a cozy vibe with vintage decor and local history displays. Friendly crowd enjoys award-winning salsa that is spicy and flavorful, perfect with dishes like cactus omelette. Large portions and diverse breakfast menu make it a popular weekend spot.
House-made salsa stands out with an award-winning quality. The spicy salsa packs heat but keeps great flavor, pairing well with dishes like the cactus omelette and huevos rancheros deluxe.
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The cafe opens at 6:30am, which is rare for our town.
Expect a 30-minute wait for a table during busy hours.
It can get crowded on weekends, so be patient.
Mexican grill serves woodfired cooking with fresh seafood and healthy choices like tofu and power bowls. Quiet, clean atmosphere features a salsa bar with options for every spice level. Menu blends traditional and non-authentic dishes for varied tastes.
A salsa bar offers a good selection with options for every spice level. Salsa arrives promptly and enhances the meal.
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The restaurant offers a salsa bar with a variety of spice levels.
Online ordering is convenient and food is often ready early.
Signing up for rewards can get you $7 off your next order.
Small Mexican spot shines with homemade tortillas and fresh salsa served with complimentary chips. Generous portions feature grilled chile and cheese for bold flavor. Casual, clean vibe keeps waits short even when busy.
Chips, salsa, and tortillas come homemade and fresh. Salsa pairs well with roasted jalapeños and onions, enhancing the tacos. Complimentary chips with salsa arrive even without ordering them.
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Expect wait times under 10 minutes even during busy hours.
The restaurant offers generous portions of high-quality, homemade dishes.
The restaurant maintains a clean environment, including restrooms and tables.
Small Mexican spot shines with Day of the Dead vibe and fresh, open kitchen. Unique tacos boast generous protein portions and bold flavors. Salsa packs a good kick and pairs perfectly with homemade chips and guacamole.
Salsa comes with a good kick and fresh flavor. Both green and red salsas pair well with homemade chips and guacamole.
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Order in advance to avoid longer wait times for takeout.
The restaurant maintains a very clean environment, including the kitchen.
Expect longer wait times as food is made fresh upon ordering.
Hole-in-the-wall spot offers authentic burritos and a cozy atmosphere that feels nostalgic. Hot salsa steals the show, especially with tacos de lengua. Expect quick, flavorful bites in a small space often lined up outside.
Hot salsa stands out as a highlight, often paired with tacos de lengua and burritos. The salsa is consistently described as delicious and sometimes even more impressive than the food itself.
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Reservations are not accepted, and seating is very limited.
Expect long wait times during peak hours due to high customer volume.
Parking can be challenging; consider arriving early to find a spot.
Loud music fills the lively space where two birthday parties add energy. Chips with spicy salsa perfectly complement carne asada tacos. A full bar offers frozen strawberry margaritas for a fun, flavorful night.
Chips come with excellent salsa that pairs well with tacos like carne asada and pastor. The salsa stands out as spicy and flavorful.
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El Dorado Mexican Food is close to the Amtrak station.
The restaurant has a full bar available.
It was hard to find open places in Oxnard on July 4th.
Family-run spot buzzes with cheesy 80's music and a lively crowd. Enjoy fresh salsa bar with tasty chips and pizzadilla loaded with asada and avocado. Outdoor seating welcomes dogs, making it a dog-friendly patio with a relaxed, homey vibe.
Fresh salsas come from an excellent salsa bar with a variety of options. The salsas pair well with tasty chips and dishes like the pizzadilla loaded with asada, pastor, cheese, cilantro, onion, and avocado.
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The restaurant can get busy, so visit at off-peak times for shorter waits.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and food, making it a great time to visit.
The restaurant maintains a clean and organized environment throughout.
Mexican restaurant shines with spotless cleanliness and a fresh salsa bar featuring salsa verde. Hot, freshly made breakfast burritos draw crowds despite higher prices reflecting a sit-down vibe. Small space fills quickly during busy hours, blending quality and atmosphere.
Salsa comes in a small but fresh bar setup, though sometimes kept behind the counter. The variety includes options like salsa verde served with dishes such as costillitas de puerco.
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The new owner raised the prices by approximately 25% for the entire menu.
The salsa bar is back after the management change.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours.
Large Mexican spot buzzes with a lively crowd and handmade tortillas. Warm chips with vibrant salsa kick off the meal. Bar in back adds to the fun vibe while bubbling molcajete offers a bold mix of meats and cheese.
Warm chips come with fresh salsa that tastes very vibrant. A molcajete arrives bubbling with chicken, steak, grilled cheese, nopales, and a bacon-wrapped shrimp in a boiling salsa.
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Expect a 30-45 minute wait during peak dinner hours on weekends.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to avoid long waits.
The restaurant is wheelchair accessible and stroller-friendly.
Retro diner style offers a calm vibe with cleanliness and reasonable prices. Chicken and tri tip shine with richly flavored salsa that pairs well but can be watery. Good parking supports steady to-go trade.
Salsa here has a rich flavor that pairs well with chicken and beans. It comes with chips and can be watery if not drained, so use it carefully to avoid soggy tacos or burritos.
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The restaurant is known for its clean environment and good hygiene practices.
Parking is readily available, making it easy to visit.
The menu features a variety of tri tip and chicken dishes.
Outdoor seating with picnic tables offers a casual vibe near the beach. Burritos are a signature offering loved for takeout. Mild, flavorful salsas like salsa verde add a nice touch without too much heat.
Salsas here are mild and flavorful, not very spicy. The salsa verde is decent, and the flavors resemble Valentina or Tapatío hot sauce.
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Bring cash as Pepe's Mexican Food does not accept credit cards.
Parking is mainly free street parking, which can be hard to find.
You can take the food to the beach or pick it up on the go.
Mexican food truck serves outstanding pastor and birria tacos with a variety of toppings and individual condiment containers. Salsa offers a good spicy kick and includes a fast-moving salsa verde, with very spicy salsa added automatically. Lines of 8-9 people show steady interest despite some quality changes.
Salsa comes with a good spicy kick and includes a salsa verde that goes fast. They offer different salsas to choose from, but tacos get a very spicy salsa added automatically without asking.
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They have specials during the week like Taco Tuesday, Burrito Wednesday, and Torta Thursday.
The tacos cost $1.50 during Taco Tuesday.
There was a promotion offering three quesatacos, consome, and a fresh drink for less than 20 USD.
Small space buzzes with vibrant music and a lively atmosphere. Family-oriented crowd enjoys fresh chips and salsa, especially the green aguachile with shrimp ceviche. Decor and DJ sets keep energy high and vibes warm.
Fresh chips and salsa come with the meals. The green aguachile salsa pairs with shrimp ceviche. Some find the salsa and chips not good.
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The food arrives within 15 minutes on average.
Expect no wait times during peak hours.
Average meal cost is around $70 for two people.