Minimal, bright space offers a calm vibe with authentic Mexican tamales. Chicken and pork tamales shine with rich flavor and tender texture. Freshly made tortillas and generous portions make it a true hidden gem.
Chicken and pork tamales stand out for their rich flavor and tender texture. Varieties like cheese and jalapeno and mole tamales offer distinct, bold tastes that appeal to many.
"These tamales are incredibly tasty and served steaming hot."
"The food here is authentic, fresh, and tastes like home."
"I found the authentic Mexican food here to be fresh and flavorful."
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The restaurant's opening hours are inconsistent and unreliable.
They need one hour to prepare the tamales.
The portions at House Tamal are very adequate.
Simple space with handwritten specials and calm, family-friendly vibe feels like dining at home. Tamales are tender and homemade, especially the pork option. Cozy atmosphere and mom and pop charm make it perfect for groups.
Tamales come out tender and homemade with a clear pork option standing out. They taste like they were made with care, matching the quality of the tacos and pupusas.
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Taco day offers $1 tacos, making it a great time to visit.
The restaurant provides both dine-in and takeout options.
Parking is available despite street renovations in front of the restaurant.
Small Salvadoran spot offers authentic flavors in a cozy atmosphere with lively, pleasant music. Chicken tamales are moist and flavorful, packed with veggies and tender chicken. Family-friendly vibe makes it a welcoming, calming place to enjoy.
Chicken tamales come moist and flavorful, packed with plenty of vegetables and chicken. Each tamale shows careful wrapping and delivers an authentic Salvadoran taste that melts in your mouth.
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The restaurant closes at 5 pm.
Breakfast costs $64 for two people.
Other restaurants offer larger portions and breakfast for $14.
Small Salvadoran spot offers juicy pupusas and flavorful pollo tamales in a quiet, family-friendly setting. A farm mural brightens the simple dining room while gospel music adds warmth. Try the corn tamales for a tasty, authentic bite.
Pollo tamales and corn tamales stand out for their flavor. Salvadorian and pisque tamales also offer distinct tastes, with many enjoying them alongside pupusas.
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Parking can be hard to find at times, especially during peak hours.
The restaurant is often busy during weekends, so expect longer wait times.
The price for breakfast is around $11.91, which is considered affordable.
Open kitchen showcases handmade corn tortillas and fresh ingredients in a bright, lively space. Spicy pork tamales feature homemade seasoning and a fresh, meaty filling. Loud live solo guitar adds energetic vibe, blending with Latin tunes for a casual atmosphere.
Spicy pork tamales stand out with homemade seasoning and a fresh, meaty filling. Many grab a dozen to take home and reheat for another meal.
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On Tuesdays, trompo tacos cost 99 cents each.
Expect a lively atmosphere on Taco Tuesdays.
Taco Tuesdays can get crowded, especially during dinner hours.
Cozy Mexican spot shines with authentic pork tamales and handmade tortillas. Soft Mexican music sets a warm tone while the attached market offers fresh bakery and butcher goods. Clean, inviting space perfect for relaxed meals and enjoying Mexican desserts.
Fresh tamales come in green and red varieties with authentic pork flavor. The tamale plate offers a solid mix alongside handmade tortillas and Mexican desserts.
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Breakfast is served all day at the cafe.
The cafe is very clean and well-maintained.
Prices are fair for the amount of food received.
Small Mexican grocery store offers a friendly hometown vibe and juicy fajita meat for quick meals. Tamales come in pork and chicken, with some batches being delicious and others less so. Great for everyday shopping without large crowds.
Tamales come in pork and chicken varieties and are sold by the dozen or pound. Some batches have dry, old texture and hard, bad-tasting meat, while others are described as delicious.
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The market offers a great selection of Mexican food products.
Expect a quieter shopping experience compared to larger markets.
Prices are reasonable; a dozen tamales costs around $24.
Bakery shines with fresh conchas and a wide bread variety. Tamales are fat and tasty, served daily with super spicy green salsa. Barbacoa also stands out for its rich flavor, making it a great spot for traditional Mexican dishes.
Tamales come fat and tasty with options like pork and green chicken served every day. They arrive with green salsa that can be super spicy and flavorful.
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They serve chicken and pork tamales 7 days a week.
Classic warm Conchas are available every day, with other breads changing daily.
The green salsa is spicy, so be cautious when trying it.
Bakery serves authentic Mexican bread and moist tamales with rich fillings like chicken in green sauce. Enjoy traditional pastries like tres leches cake in a friendly atmosphere that feels like home. Seating invites you to savor fresh, artisanal treats on-site.
Tamales come out moist and delicious, especially the chicken ones with green sauce and the rajas variety. Dough tends to be generous, sometimes overshadowing the meat filling, but overall they pair well with fresh bakery items and a cup of champurrado.
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Latinos Bakery offers non-hydrogenated lard for piecrusts.
Prices for cooked meat by the pound are considered great.
The bakery specializes in authentic Mexican baked goods.