Bright, inviting dรฉcor creates an authentic Peruvian vibe. Family-friendly with a kids' play corner keeps kids happy. Pork tamales deliver fresh, tasty flavors that satisfy. Spacious layout suits groups seeking a relaxed meal.
Peruvian tamales stand out with fresh, tasty flavors. Pork tamales offer a rich, satisfying taste that pairs well with other dishes like pork loin sandwiches.
Good to know
They offer free coffee until 10:30.
The kids corner makes it special for families with children.
Parking is easy and the location is convenient.
Small spot with a friendly atmosphere and welcoming vibe. Tamales boast moist masa and generous fillings that taste fresh and savory. Cash-only keeps it simple and straightforward.
Tamales here have moist masa that melts in your mouth and a savory filling balanced perfectly. Each tamale tastes fresh and feels made to perfection.
Good to know
They only accept cash.
Cozy spot with a communal atmosphere and authentic Mexican decor sets a friendly, family vibe. Tamales arrive piping hot with melted cheese, featuring bold flavors like beef birria and pineapple. Soft jazz plays in the morning, adding a calming touch to the welcoming space.
Tamales come piping hot with melted cheese and steam when broken into. Varieties include beef birria and pineapple tamale, all full of flavor and cooked to perfection.
Good to know
Happy hour fish or shrimp tacos are available on Wednesday and Thursday from 5 to 8 pm.
Parking can be difficult and frustrating in the area.
There is easy side street parking available nearby.
Stand outside a gas station for banana leaf tamales that are large and flavorful. Enjoy pork tamales served hot with rich, satisfying flavors. Casual spot with affordable prices and often no salsa, so bring your own hot sauce.
Tamales come in many delicious options, including banana leaf wrapped and pork tamales served hot. They offer great value with rich flavors that satisfy and impress regularly.
Good to know
The two tamales cost $4.00 each.
Salsa is often unavailable; consider bringing your own hot sauce.
Tamales El Mexicano is a stand outside the Chevron.
Fresh masa makes tamales stand out with rich Oaxacan flavors like mole and cheese. Homemade birria and fresh tortillas have a strong local reputation. Atmosphere feels unclean and outdated, with some expired products and mixed pricing.
Fresh masa stands out for making tamales. Oaxacan tamales with mole and cheese offer rich flavors.
Good to know
Expect long wait times, especially during peak hours with over 20 people in line.
Prices for tortillas and produce are generally good compared to other local stores.
Cleanliness could be improved, as there are concerns about mold on tortillas.
Big, fatty tamales wrapped in banana leaves shine here, especially the green pork ones. Soft, buttery maza and unique Mexican pizza add variety. Hidden gem vibe with well-priced portions makes it a great spot for flavorful, hearty meals.
Tamales come huge and fatty, wrapped in banana leaves or corn husks. The green pork tamales in banana leaf stand out for their size and flavor. Prices stay cheap, and the tamales stay hot and ready.
Good to know
If you order 12 tamales, you get one free.
The address is 888 S Euclid Ave, near the King-Chavez Health Center.
If Google Maps directs you to an empty area, go 5 minutes south on Euclid.
Bright, modern donut shop offers a cozy, warm atmosphere perfect for quiet moments. Unique, delicious donuts pair well with perfect 10 tamales known for exceptional taste. Limited seating and early sell-outs add urgency to early visits.
Tamales here stand out for their exceptional taste and are often rated a perfect 10 out of 10. They set a high standard for flavor and quality among similar dishes.
Good to know
They're sold out of their top flavors by 10am.
Visiting early provides the best selection of Donas.
You can't expect to have a full selection of donuts after lunchtime.
Small coffee shop offers vegan tamales praised for flavor and paired with vegan bacon. Cozy indoor space and pet-friendly patio filled with dogs create an inviting vibe. Excellent WiFi and outlets make it great for work or relaxed chats.
Vegan tamales stand out here, often praised for their flavor and paired with vegan bacon. They heat tamales in a microwave or warmer, but availability is limited since they often run out and restock weekly.
Good to know
Parking is limited on the second and fourth Mondays and Tuesdays due to street sweeping.
There is no onsite parking; however, plenty of adjacent street parking is available.
The cafe offers free alternative milk options, which is rare in coffee shops.
Old school diner offers cozy seating and a warm atmosphere perfect for families and dogs. Breakfast tamales shine with flavorful Mexican gravy and pair well with eggs. Fast service keeps the lively, nostalgic vibe moving smoothly.
Breakfast tamales come with flavorful Mexican gravy and pair well with eggs. Chicken tamales stand out as excellent and the overall tamale and eggs combo hits the mark.
Good to know
Parking can be hard to find near the cafรฉ.
A 4% minimum wage fee is added to the bill without prior notice.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours.
Classic Mexican spot offers a garden patio and a lively 1940s vibe with loud order calls. Tamales shine with moist texture and fresh taste, especially pork ones. Enjoy homemade tortillas and a salsa bar for a true traditional feel.
Tamales come packed and delicious with a moist texture that avoids dryness. Frozen options steam well at home, tasting just like fresh, with pork tamales standing out alongside a soft drink selection.
Good to know
Happy hour menu includes $3.50 for two street tacos and $5 margaritas.
Taco Tuesday features special deals on tacos.
Parking is available across the street in a dedicated lot.
Sizable dining room creates cozy family vibes with an authentic Salvadoran feel. Corn tamales offer a moist texture and homestyle flavor, while chicken tamales are well-seasoned. Known for best pupusas, the place stays lively yet comfortable for conversation.
Corn tamales have a moist texture and a homestyle flavor. Chicken tamales are also well-seasoned and enjoyable.
Good to know
Parking can be very difficult, especially on weekends after church.
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant is known for its cleanliness and calm atmosphere.
Mexican bakery shines with fresh Conchitas and a wide sweet bread selection. Tamales are greasy and less rich, scoring 4 out of 10, but pair well with pollo de salsa verde. Atmosphere highlights traditional flavors despite some pricey items.
Tamales here have a greasy texture and score low on richness, rated 4 out of 10. Some find them delicious and recommend pairing with pollo de salsa verde for lunch.
Good to know
The bakery offers a wide variety of Mexican sweet bread.
Prices for bread range from $1 to $3 each.
Popular items include conchas and empanadas.
Family-run spot with a homey vibe and cash-only policy serves authentic Mexican dishes. Tamales feature beef filling but cheese tastes artificial, similar to enchiladas. Popular for flavorful carne asada and homemade salsa.
Tamales come with beef filling and appear alongside dishes like Chile relleno. Cheese in the tamale tastes artificial, similar to the cheese in the enchilada.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash payments, so bring cash when visiting.
Seating is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
They are closed on Sundays, so plan your visit accordingly.
Tiny Mexican grocery store offers fresh tortillas and a family atmosphere. Butcher shop sells fine meats and homemade tamales year-round with bold flavors.
Homemade tamales come in all year, with extra availability on weekends during the fall. The tamales have a crazy delicious flavor that stands out.
Good to know
They offer tamales on weekends during the fall season.
The market has a great selection of fresh produce and marinated meats.
You can find a variety of fine meats at the butcher shop.