Taco joint with authentic Mexican vibe and spicy salsas creates a lowkey, lively atmosphere. Tacos and burritos feature tender, flavorful meats and fresh ingredients. Prices stay fair and reasonable, attracting a steady crowd.
Burritos pack about a pound and a half of tasty meats with perfect seasoning and fresh salsas. Options like the chuleta and Mixtas burritos stand out for their flavor and quality.
Tacos here are flavorful and full of meat, especially the Chuleta tacos with tender pork. Burritos pack a pound and a half of tasty meats and come with spicy salsas.
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The restaurant is open past 10 pm for late-night cravings.
Credit cards are accepted, making payments convenient.
The menu frequently changes, offering new items regularly.
Mexican restaurant inside an old brick building offers a vibrant atmosphere with high energy and lively corridos music playing loudly. Plenty of seating fills the space, complemented by a free salsa bar and self-serve cucumber water. The vibe blends modern touches with authentic street-style taco culture.
Carne asada burritos have soft to chewy meat with good flavor. Al pastor burritos are popular and flavorful. Spicy salsa pairs well with the burritos.
Tijuana-style tacos stand out with Al Pastor with pineapple and champiñones tacos that offer a tasty alternative to meat. Chicken tacos rate highly, and pink tortillas add a unique touch to the menu.
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Taco Tuesday offers tacos for $2.50 each, making it a great deal.
Parking is available at 420 N. Main with free one-hour parking.
The taqueria does not serve alcohol, making it a relaxed spot after work.
Small Mexican restaurant offers a homey vibe with traditional artwork and a family atmosphere. Four TVs and a jukebox provide plenty of entertainment while fresh-made aguas and horchata complement authentic dishes. The place feels clean and comfortable for small groups.
Enchilada sauce adds an amazing flavor to the burritos. Carne asada and California burritos stand out, with flour tortillas providing a taste thrill. The wet burrito comes in a huge size, often too big for one meal.
Tacos feature USDA PRIME beef and authentic flavors, with tripita dorada tacos standing out for their quality. The habanero salsa delivers real heat, and the enchilada sauce adds a rich, amazing touch to burritos.
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The restaurant is closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays.
Parking is easy and there is plenty of room inside to dine in.
The restrooms are very clean and available for customers.
Bright, clean space with large windows and a cozy industrial style layout offers seating for small and large groups. Atmosphere shifts from quiet afternoons to busy, lively times with modern Mexican music playing. Halal Mexican food draws a diverse crowd seeking flavorful tacos and birria.
Huge burritos packed with halal meat stand out here. The carne asada and birria burritos deliver strong, savory flavors that pair well with consomé and churros.
Savory, juicy birria tacos come with tortillas that hold together well without falling apart. The carne asada burrito and mulitas offer amazing meat and flavorful combinations at affordable prices.
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On weekends, they have a pop-up BBQ menu served from the side window.
The burritos are made with halal meat, but certification is not visibly displayed.
The place is very clean, providing a pleasant dining experience.
Mexican restaurant with a large menu including all-day breakfast and homemade tacos offers generous portions at reasonable prices. The atmosphere feels family-owned and cared for, with a clean but dated interior. Early opening hours attract a steady flow of guests seeking traditional dishes made from scratch.
Surf and turf burritos stand out with exceptional flavor and generous portions. Breakfast burritos and carne asada options also offer rich, satisfying taste and careful preparation.
Surf and turf burritos stand out as a signature item, consistently praised for their flavor. Tacos, including the Carnitas Torta and carne asada burritos, are well made and complemented by amazing salsa and menudo.
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Credit cards are accepted, but some vendors may only take cash.
The restaurant offers large portion sizes, making meals quite filling.
Breakfast options are available all day, catering to various tastes.
Small, family-run Mexican restaurant with old-time charm and a cozy, homey atmosphere in a residential setting. The vibe is kickback and chill, welcoming guests like part of the neighborhood. Outdoor seating adds a functional dining option beyond the intimate indoor space.
Burritos come with well-marinated seasoned meat and are part of a menu featuring pure homespun Mexican flavors. They sit alongside enchiladas and tacos with wonderful sauces that highlight traditional tastes.
Ground beef tacos stand out with authentic flavor and tender meat. Carnitas and cheese enchiladas deliver rich, classic tastes, while enchiladas come with both spicy green and flavorful red sauces.
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La Chiquita Restaurant is within walking distance from the Santa Ana Amtrak and Metrolink train depot.
The restaurant has been in business since 1950, offering authentic Mexican cuisine.
Expect generous portion sizes for the price at La Chiquita Restaurant.
Small, grab-and-go burrito spot with bite-sized portions and unpretentious atmosphere. Burritos have a homemade taste and focus on bean and cheese fillings. No dine-in options create a quick, casual experience.
Burritos here feature tender birria beef and fresh, flavorful tortillas. The bean and cheese burritos stand out for their simple, delicious taste without hidden ingredients.
Burritos here feature house made tortillas that are soft and perfectly crafted. The birria burritos stand out with tender, juicy beef and a flavorful sauce, making the Mexican food fresh and delicious.
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This place is grab-and-go only, with no dining in available.
Be prepared to take your food to go.
There isn’t really any seating inside.
Spacious Mexican restaurant with painted murals reflecting Hispanic culture and an open kitchen where meats cook in view. The atmosphere is loud and lively, matching an asada on a weekend night with chill vibes inside and outside. Outdoor seating includes heated patio tables for comfort.
Burritos come in a large size, often about the length of a forearm, packed with lots of ingredients. Varieties like asada and marinated pork are reasonably priced and deliver a tasty, filling meal.
Tacos feature high-quality meat like ribeye, chorizo, pork belly, and tripa with authentic flavors that stand out. The intense salsa bar offers a range of spicy options that add depth to every bite.
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Expect long lines during weekends as the restaurant gains popularity.
Arrive early to avoid crowds, especially during peak hours.
Payment is required at the table before sending orders to the kitchen.
Setting evokes nostalgic Mexican taqueria vibes with limited seating and parking. Tacos stand out for large size, authentic flavor, and fresh tortillas. Prices are unbeatable but tend to rise weekly.
Carne asada burrito with everything stands out as a key option. The menu also includes a carnita burrito. Tacos and burritos both feature prominently here.
Tacos come with large corn tortillas loaded with meat, beans, toppings, and house-made salsa. The carne asada tacos and burritos stand out for their authentic flavor, paired with fresh tortillas and a delicious red salsa.
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Parking is limited.
There isn't much seating available.
Prices are raised every week.
Mexican taco truck offers warm, soft tortillas and juicy, tender meat with a variety of distinctive salsas. Atmosphere is casual and fast-paced, attracting those seeking inexpensive, satisfying bites before events. Cleanliness and reasonable prices stand out among similar options.
Chicken burritos stand out with exceptional flavor. Bean water sometimes makes burritos or tortas soggy.
Tacos feature rich flavors and come with warm, soft tortillas. The tacos al pastor stand out as a favorite, and burritos also receive positive mentions.
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The prices are very reasonable.
Everything is always clean.
They care about the quality of their food.
Small, family-owned Mexican restaurant with a cozy, homey vibe and a cute patio. Crowded dining area fills with people enjoying generous portions of homemade tortillas and authentic dishes like birria and chilaquiles. Atmosphere feels welcoming and familiar, with a casual, unpretentious setup.
Breakfast burritos come large and packed with chorizo and egg, served with two salsas, grilled jalapeños, and cambray onions. Options include bean and cheese or Mexican rice and chorizo, all tasting very tasty and filling.
Tortas stand out with amazing Birria and Milanese sandwiches rated highly for flavor. Menudo, shrimp pozole, and breakfast burritos come with spicy salsas and fresh ingredients, all served with warm, attentive service.
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Inside seating is limited, so there may be a wait when the place is busy.
The serving portions are very generous.
They offer many options from smoothies to breakfast burritos, chilaquiles, birria, and burgers.
Mexican restaurant with family-friendly atmosphere and live guitar music creates a vibrant yet quiet setting. It serves authentic tacos al vapor and other specialties made to order, attracting frequent crowds. The place maintains high cleanliness standards despite a simple setup.
The chile relleno burrito stands out with its rich filling and flavor. Breakfast burritos tend to be large but contain bland egg and mushy potatoes with very little meat.
Tacos al vapor stand out for their extreme deliciousness and tender shredded beef. The pozole and burritos also offer strong flavors, with tasty beans enhancing the tostadas.
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Taco Tuesday offers a free taco with any order.
Expect the restaurant to get packed, especially on weekends.
The special costs $18 and is a popular choice.
Food truck setup with folding tables and shade tent creates a casual, quiet atmosphere. Tacos feature handmade tortillas and a variety of meats, with suadero standing out as a preferred choice. Prices lean higher than typical street tacos, reflecting quality ingredients and preparation.
Suadero stands out as a versatile filling in burritos here. Burritos come super delicious and filling, matching the quality found in tacos and quesadillas.
Tacos feature handmade corn tortillas made fresh each morning and come with fresh ingredients like Peruvian beans and mozzarella cheese. Quesadillas and mulitas are crispy and well proportioned, with standout options like Al Pastor quesadilla and Taco de Lengua.
Good to know
Tacos cost $2.50 each, and mulitas are $11.
Call ahead to order if you're in a hurry.
Payment options include card or a 4% discount for cash or Zelle.
Small space fills with long lines and limited parking, managed by security directing flow. Energy centers on authentic Mexican food and fresh corn tortillas praised as the best in town. Multiple staff work behind the counter, creating a busy but somewhat cramped atmosphere.
Breakfast burritos stand out with eggs, beans, and ham/cheese options, plus a top 5 chorizo variety. Wet burritos like the carne asada and carnitas come highly recommended and satisfy well.
Fresh made corn tortillas without preservatives stand out here. The carnitas and menudo with pata come highly recommended, with menudo served alongside minced onions, lemon, and warm tortillas.
Good to know
Parking is extremely limited and can be difficult to find.
Expect long wait times, especially during busy hours.
A 4% fee is added for card payments.
Taco truck with rotating spit for Al Pastor offers affordable tacos and unlimited toppings and sauces. Outdoor seating creates a nostalgic Mexican atmosphere but can get cold and busy. Cash-only payments and a slightly sketchy surrounding area are notable.
Huge burritos come stuffed with rice, beans, cheese, salsa, and a choice of meats like carne asada and al pastor. Prices stay low, with combos like four tacos and a burrito for under twenty dollars.
Tacos feature a rotating spit for Al Pastor, delivering authentic flavor. The tacos al pastor and asada stand out as solid choices, paired well with excellent guacamole salsa and fire horchata.
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The restaurant accepts only cash payments.
Taqueria Ayutla Oaxaca is open from 7 pm to 2 am, or until 3 am on weekends.
The tacos are offered at a reasonable price.
Hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurant with basic decor and a grimy, cold atmosphere. Open 24 hours, it draws a late-night crowd with cash-only transactions and consistently good tacos known for fresh, flavorful sauces and large portions.
Burritos come loaded with meat and are solid, not tiny. Options like Al pastor and Asada with queso and crema stand out for their flavor and size.
Tacos and tortas come packed with generous fillings like carne asada and melted cheese. Burritos and quesadillas offer loaded meats and rich flavors, while aguas frescas provide perfectly sweetened refreshing options.
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Taqueria Tapatia #2 only accepts cash as payment.
The restaurant is open 24/7, making it convenient for late-night cravings.
There is an ATM available on-site for cash withdrawals.
Mexican restaurant with live mariachi music creates a loud, energetic atmosphere that fills the small space. Friendly vibes attract diners who enjoy authentic dishes with large portions. Noise levels can make conversation difficult during performances.
Carne asada and al pastor burritos stand out with exceptional flavor and authentic sauces. Options include spicy shrimp and wet burritos, all reasonably priced and consistently tasty.
Mexican food here features handmade tortillas and large tacos with consistent flavor over decades. Burritos like carne asada and al pastor offer authentic, flavorful sauces and reasonable prices.
Good to know
Street tacos cost $6 each.
Lunch for two costs over $40 including tip.
Gratuity is added for parties of six or more.
Spacious Mexican restaurant with a panaderia and tortilleria inside, featuring a self-serve hot sauce bar. Atmosphere is warm and friendly, with a lively and authentic vibe that reflects Mexican culture.
Breakfast burritos come with egg and ham, weighing about 19 ounces and priced around $6.99. Burritos and tacos like Asada and Alpastor offer great value and solid flavor.
Tamales stand out for their flavor and value. Torta cubana and súper gallo breakfast torta offer rich, satisfying options. Drinks like horchata and agua frescas are notably good.
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Free Slice Friday offers complimentary slices with any purchase.
The restaurant maintains a clean environment for diners.
Prices for food items are generally affordable, but some may seem high.
Small corner spot offers order-at-front style with a welcoming neighborhood vibe. Energy stays casual and unpretentious, drawing locals for authentic Mexican dishes like menudo and burritos with complex fillings. Atmosphere suits quick, satisfying meals rather than formal dining.
Authentic Mexican dishes like Menudo and the Gonzalez Burrito with chile relleno and two meats stand out. Some onions in burritos come nearly raw, and the salsas could use more flavor.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy lunch hours.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller orders.
Converted house with four small tables and murals by Jose Ortiz creates a cozy, homey atmosphere. Quiet and unpretentious, it feels like a family kitchen where familiar faces often gather. The vibe is tranquil and steeped in history, offering a genuine taste of traditional Mexican cuisine.
Breakfast burritos feature asada and machaca with good portion sizes and prices. Red Chile Beef and ham and cheese options also stand out, while wet burritos come across as okay.
Crunchy beef hard shell tacos stand out with a unique salsa in squirt bottles that adds a fun twist. Tamales receive high praise for their quality and flavor, alongside excellent menudo and satisfying nachos.
Good to know
Taco Tuesday offers special pricing all day on Tuesday.
Parking is limited; consider arriving early or using nearby lots.
Tamales cost $3 each, which may be considered pricey by some.
Old theatre setting creates a cozy, welcoming vibe with Day of the Dead decor featuring sugar skulls and lotería card accents. Small space includes indoor and covered outdoor seating with a patio for dining. Modern Mexican music enhances the warm, artsy atmosphere reflecting strong Mexican heritage.
Breakfast burritos come greasy, hot, and delicious, hitting all the right notes for a morning meal. The vegan option stands out, and the chilaquiles burrito shines with perfectly tangy green salsa.
Chilaquiles come in red sauce or green salsa, both flavorful and satisfying. Steak quesadillas and the vegan breakfast burrito offer solid options, while the breakfast torta is thick and juicy.
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Café Cultura closes at 2 AM, and they start cleaning as early as 12:30 AM.
Parking is scarce, so plan ahead for your visit.
Café Cultura has a separate line at the bar for drink orders.
Mexican restaurant offers super clean space with a salsa & chips bar. Food ranges from exceptionally good carne asada fries to giant chorizo burritos, with some dishes noted for dryness or saltiness. Atmosphere feels very sad despite the clean setting.
Meaty burritos come with simple, fresh ingredients like carne asada, pico de gallo, and guacamole without fillers. Options include giant chorizo, satisfying cali, and super burritos that serve as multiple meals.
Carne Asada burrito stands out with just protein, pico de gallo, and guacamole, no fillers. The Super Burrito offers a large portion that can last for multiple meals. Tacos come with quality tortillas and a salsa & chips bar enhances the experience.
Good to know
$1.49 tacos are available every Tuesday during Taco Tuesday specials.
Prices are affordable, with small tortilla tacos priced at $1.25 all day.
The restaurant maintains a high level of cleanliness, including restrooms.