Cozy, family-run restaurant with home-cooked feel and warm hospitality creates a welcoming, homey atmosphere. Modest space features artsy decor including a green wall with twinkle lights and a Frida Kahlo painting. Positive energy buzzes, making meals feel like shared family experiences.
Tacos de barbacoa stand out with their rich, tender meat. Menudo offers a super flavorful broth and tender meat, capturing authentic Mexican taste.
Salsas here stand out with a spicy, nutty Salsa Macha that blends sweetness and heat. They complement dishes like barbacoa and chilaquiles, adding memorable flavor and enhancing the meats.
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The restaurant allows BYOB without a corkage fee.
Prices are very affordable, making it a budget-friendly option.
The breakfast menu features excellent options for morning diners.
Small Mexican restaurant with seating for about six people offers a quiet, friendly atmosphere and authentic tacos known for their exceptional flavor. Lack of air conditioning makes the space warm, but the wide variety of meat choices and locally owned vibe create a memorable casual dining experience.
Tacos al pastor stand out with flavorful pork and a spicy mole salsa that adds a kick. The Cecina tacos pair perfectly with a red salsa, while steak tacos come fresh and lean. Tortas and pork burritos also offer solid options.
Salsas here are seriously good with spicy mole, habanero and cebolla, and salsa verde standing out. The red salsa pairs perfectly with Cecina tacos, and the salsas complement asada tacos and burritos well.
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There is a service fee for credit card payments.
The restaurant currently has no restroom available for customers.
They accepted debit cards for payment.
Mexican restaurant with casual ambiance and large TVs streaming live entertainment creates a relaxed vibe. The crowd enjoys authentic al pastor tacos praised for their flavor and quality. The spot stands out for its female Latino ownership and small cultural display showcasing Mexican heritage.
Al pastor tacos stand out with tender meat from a rotating trompa and a sweet touch of pineapple. The menu also features tortas al pastor and chorizo with authentic Mexican flavors and a very good salsa.
Salsa here has great flavor and ranges from really spicy to a perfect spicy level in their green salsa. It pairs well with dishes like al pastor, enhancing the overall taste.
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Taco Tuesday offers $2 al pastor and chicken tacos.
Friday special includes one soda and one al pastor taco for $3.
They only accept cash payments; no credit cards.
Small, old school Chinese restaurant with a family feel and wheeled chairs. Atmosphere is smoky and messy, with eclectic decor including manga figures and body lotions. Known for best tacos al pastor in the city and a unique blend of Chinese and Mexican flavors.
Tacos feature razor-thin slices of al pastor charred perfectly with a piece of pineapple in each. The flavor matches authentic Mexican al pastor from Mexico City and Guadalajara, offering a solid 8.1/10 profile that many find among the best in the city.
An impressive variety of salsas complements the tacos, with options like a dark red chipotle salsa and a crisp green salsa. The orange habanero salsa stands out for its tasty spice.
Good to know
On Mondays, they have Al Pastor tacos for $1.00 after 3 PM.
Expect a waiting list during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant allows BYOB, so feel free to bring your own drinks.
Small family-run Mexican restaurant with a loud music atmosphere and a comforting vibe where even the cook dances. Known for slow-cooked carnitas that many consider the best in the area, it operates 24 hours and values tradition over flashy design.
Carnitas stand out as the main attraction, cooked to a super tasty level and sold by the pound for home enjoyment. Tacos al pastor and tacos con pollo come with fresh, house-made salsas that add bright, bold flavors, making the tacos very tasty.
Fresh, house-made salsas come with the carnitas, adding bright, bold layers of taste. The salsa has a spicy flavor that complements the tacos well.
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El Molino Restaurant is open 24 hours, making it convenient for late-night cravings.
The restaurant has been family-owned for decades, ensuring traditional recipes.
Expect a casual dining area suitable for enjoying meals on-site.
Mexican restaurant offers handmade tortillas and a small salsa bar for self-preparation. Atmosphere stays clean and casual with affordable prices and plenty of seating. Burritos and gorditas vary in size and quality, with some items noted as standout.
Gorditas and burritos come large and packed with ingredients, especially the gorditas de chile pasado con queso. The breakfast burrito features simple but crave-worthy fillings like egg, potato, and carne asada, often enjoyed with red salsa.
A small bar offers a variety of salsas and garnishes for self-serving. The red salsa pairs well with burritos, while the salsa verde has a distinct old avocado flavor.
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Prices are reasonable, with meals averaging around $20 each.
The restaurant offers various specials throughout the week.
The restaurant is clean and well-maintained.
Bright decor with tile floors and smiling staff creates a cozy, family-friendly vibe. Music plays loudly, and the crowd is diverse, reflecting vibrant Latino culture. Locals chat in Spanish at the bar while enjoying Micheladas, adding to the lively atmosphere.
Tacos come with lettuce and tomato and stand out as a favorite. Vegetarian torta de soya, estilo pollo offers a solid meat-free option. Burritos and carne asada quesadillas feature generous, flavorful beef. Salsa is a notable highlight, often described as very good or exceptional.
Salsa here stands out for its great flavor and pairs well with dishes like steak quesadillas. Service can be slow, as the salsa sometimes arrives late after asking.
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Expect a wait for a table during peak hours.
Prices for quesadillas are around $7 to $8.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegetarian and vegan options.
Mexican restaurant offers quiet, no-frills atmosphere with tight seating and reasonable prices. The al pastor tacos stand out as a highlight, praised for quality and flavor. Parking can be challenging, and the place tends to have few people around.
Tacos stand out with Al Pastor and QuesaBirria as highlights, both flavorful and well portioned. Salsas and sauces are consistently very good, complementing the authentic Mexican flavors.
Salsas here range from very good to watery in texture. Some stand out as 10/10 for flavor.
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Special Taco Wednesday offers tacos for $2.50 each.
Parking can be challenging in the area.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food.
Mural-covered walls and pueblo-themed decor create a vivid setting that feels like stepping into Mexico City. Live ranchera music fills the space, adding to a lively atmosphere with comfortable seating throughout. The place draws people looking for authentic Mexican food paired with classic drinks like Micheladas and Margaritas.
Authentic Mexican food shines with well seasoned chicharrón en salsa and delicious menudo. Chips and salsa arrive right away, with dishes like carne asada, chile relleno, torta, and simple tacos served alongside arroz con leche for dessert.
Chips arrive with about seven different salsas, each perfectly made and delicious. Complimentary drinks and water come with the salsas right when you sit down.
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Karaoke happens on weekends, providing a fun atmosphere.
Live music is featured on Saturdays from 2 to 6 pm.
The restaurant accepts cash only for all transactions.
Small, cramped space with 70s decor and traditional Mexican flair creates a homey, authentic vibe. Music and food preparation sounds add to the atmosphere, which stays chill and lively despite occasional neighborhood tensions. Wall menus replace printed ones, enhancing the informal, local feel.
Tacos here stand out for their exceptional flavor and consistency. The menu also features fresh horchata that complements the dishes well.
Salsa has a solid kick and leans closer to medium heat, packed with flavorful notes. It pairs well with the pickled carrots and tacos like Asada and Alpastor.
Good to know
The restaurant is self-service, so be prepared to order at the counter.
They only accept cash, so bring enough for your meal.
Parking is available across the street at the laundromat.