Cozy spot serves authentic Mexican food with standout quesabirria tacos and fresh menudo. Handmade tortillas and a well-stocked salsa bar add flavor and fun. Friendly service and a colorful mural create a warm home atmosphere that invites patience.
Authentic Mexican food shines here with quesabirria tacos and menudo standing out. The agua frescas like cucumber mint and horchata are refreshing and smooth, perfectly paired with flavorful red salsa and homemade chips.
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There was free parking available.
Indoor seating is somewhat limited.
Everything is made fresh to order, so be patient.
Neighborhood market offers international snacks and a solid selection of Mexican tacos like al pastor. Busy after school, it serves fresh sandwiches and a variety of breakfast and lunch options. Convenience meets quality with beer and wine available for quick stops.
Tacos stand out with al pastor as a popular choice. The menu also includes quesadillas, breakfast burritos, and sandwiches, all delivering solid Mexican flavors.
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Village Trader offers a variety of breakfast and lunch options.
The market tends to be busy after local schools let out.
Last minute groceries are plentiful at Village Trader.
Small space offers tight seating and quick counter service. Tacos with moist chicken and shrimp shine alongside a self-serve salsa bar. Prices stay reasonable, making it a cozy spot for authentic Mexican flavors.
Tacos stand out with moist and tasty chicken, shrimp, and asada options all highly praised. A self-serve salsa bar and well-priced dishes add to the authentic Mexican food experience.
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The restaurant is very small with only a few tables, often crowded during lunch.
Taking out food is a good option due to limited seating.
Parking is limited, so plan accordingly.
Market offers authentic Mexican food with standout Carne asada burritos and Al Pastor tacos. It features a full grocery, including a butcher and hot food area. Atmosphere is relaxed and vibrant with limited outdoor seating.
Carne asada burritos and Al Pastor grande tacos stand out for their flavor and size. Fresh ingredients back the street tacos, burritos, and tortas served at the deli counter.
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You can order ahead to avoid the line during busy hours.
Expect a small wait time during lunch hours due to popularity.
Spanish language skills help when ordering at the hot food area.
Mexican eats shine with lobster tacos and rich enchiladas. Neon signs and ceiling plants create a vibey atmosphere. Music flows through an amazing sound system, while ample parking makes visits easy.
Lobster tacos and lobster enchiladas stand out with rich flavors. Burritos and tacos consistently come out delicious, with esquites and ahi poke tostadas adding variety.
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Parking is available on the Blvd or in the back lot.
Expect a 15-minute wait for a table on busy nights.
Happy hour runs from 3 to 6 PM with discounted drinks.
Enjoy huge burritos packed with bold flavors and unique fillings like bacon and potato. Savor awesome street tacos made with fresh, homemade tortillas. Relax in a spotlessly clean space that blends fast casual with a small town vibe.
Burritos come huge, spicy, and flavorful, with options like bacon and potato or French fries inside. Street tacos stand out as awesome and well-made, paired with amazing tortillas and delicious guacamole.
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The restaurant has an adjacent parking lot and free street parking available.
Prices are reasonable for the area, with tacos priced affordably.
The dining area and kitchen are very clean.
Mexican restaurant shines with classic burritos and hot salsa that pack bold flavor. Great vegetarian options ensure variety for all diets. Prices match local averages, though chips are less impressive compared to other dishes.
Burritos stand out with carnitas and hot salsa delivering strong flavor. Plates like the steak taco and Supreme burrito Enchilado style offer authentic Mexican tastes with good filling ratios.
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Vegetarian options are available and well-received by customers.
Food quality is consistently good, according to regular patrons.
Prices on the website may not match in-person charges, often being $3.50 higher.
Casual taco spot boasts a cool patio with heaters and a great view. Street tacos shine, especially quesabirria and Al Pastor, offering authentic flavors. Atmosphere mixes cozy vibes with lively energy, perfect for enjoying fresh Mexican eats.
Street tacos stand out with perfect taste and freshness, especially the quesabirria and Al Pastor varieties. The menu also features authentic Yucatan tacos, tortas, and a notable cochinita burrito, all delivering consistent quality and flavor.
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Parking at Bad Ass Street Tacos can be difficult to find on weekends.
They only accepted cash that day due to payment issues.
The restaurant is family friendly with long tables on the porch.
Spacious grill boasts rainforest decor and loud music for a lively vibe. Burritos and fajita tacos shine with strong flavors. Fresh salsa bar and large portions complete the vibrant dining experience.
Burritos and fajita tacos stand out with strong flavors. The salsa bar offers a variety of options that complement dishes like nachos, quesadillas, and tostadas.
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Sharky's Woodfired Mexican Grill closes at 8:15 PM.
The portions are very large, often providing leftovers.
Prices are a little steep compared to other fast food options.
Lively spot blends sports bar energy with a family vibe and live music. Baja fish tacos and fresh guacamole shine in the Mexican food menu. Spacious patio and private booths make it great for groups and casual hangs.
Baja fish tacos come with beans and rice, offering a solid meal. Guacamole is made fresh in front of you and stands out as delicious. Vegan-friendly tostadas are available, showing some menu variety.
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Reservations are recommended for large parties to ensure seating.
Happy hour runs from 3:30 to 5 PM with half-off menu items.
Taco Tuesday features special pricing on tacos and drinks.
Spacious Mexican spot shines with authentic dishes like Mojarra and Pozole. Casual vibe suits large groups, enhanced by a covered patio. Drinks impress with complex margaritas and frozen beer glasses, making it a flavorful, comfortable choice.
Authentic dishes like Mojarra, Pozole, and homemade Sopes appear on weekends. The tortilla soup and chile relleno stand out for flavor, while margaritas offer a complex, delicious taste. Options include fajitas, tacos, gorditas, and quesadillas with fresh guacamole and salsa served generously.
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Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with great drink deals.
Taco Tuesday features special pricing on tacos all day.
Brunch costs $40, not the $30 listed on the website.
Rustic bakery offers authentic Mexican dishes like street tacos and tamales alongside fresh pan dulce and bolillo. Lively, welcoming vibe complements friendly service and a simple cash-only setup. Enjoy 32oz beers with quality food at great prices.
Authentic Mexican dishes like Chilaquiles, street tacos, and tamales stand out here. Fresh bread and chavo tortas add variety, all at good prices with friendly service.
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Sarai Bakery accepts cash only; no credit cards are accepted.
Order early for the holidays to ensure availability.
There is plenty of parking available near the bakery.
Indoor and outdoor spaces create a family-friendly vibe with a clean look. Cajun seasoning makes seafood flavorful but quality varies. Chicken enchiladas shine in the Mexican menu blending Southern and Mexican flavors.
Menu blends Southern seafood boil with Mexican dishes. Chicken enchiladas stand out as a solid choice.
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A 20% gratuity is automatically added to your bill.
Expect to pay around $225 for two people before tip.
A $30 charge applies for parties over four guests.