Celia's Rancho Restaurante

We had a great experience here. The food was delicious and the staff were very friendly. It was also well decorated. A very family friendly restaurant. They brought out a birthday treat and sang for our son’s birthday. Thank you so much! We’ll definitely be coming back when we’re in the area. We had the fajita and the whole fish. The beans were also so good!

First time here. As it was early evening, it was uncrowded. Server/bar tender was great. My wife and I had the mixed fajitas, a battered fish taco and a shrimp taco. I have to say all the food was good, but not amazing. The atmosphere was very enjoyable. Good margarita! Overall a solid experience and we will return.

Date night has come around, and yet once again, we have opted for Mexican cuisine. The reason we chose this restaurant is because my wife felt like having Tortilla Soup, and this restaurant happened to be "famouse" for its flan and authenticity. It's located right next to the equestrian center and has a decent amount of parking. The inside looks bit "cold" although the decorations look recent. Reading the menu 2 things popped to my attention as a Mexican foodie, 1) This restaurant is one of five restaurants in a corporation, and 2) They have all-you-can-eat taco Tuesday. Anyway... when our order arrived, it was our impression that the Tortilla Soup was prepared with a quick-mix of powders, same impression with the Flan. I also ordered the Aguachile de Camarones, which I enjoyed very much, the shrimp tasted very fresh, personally I would have used 1/3 of the cucumber ratio, but I just put what I didn't need aside. The tacos, on the other hand, did not look bad at all.

Finally got to go to this amazing authentic Mexican restaurant. You feel like your home! Music on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday! Everything taste like it real slow food. Will come again with family and friends.

Celia’s was once Viva’s and it was fun and happening, filled with music and inexpensive Mexican food. Now it is completely opposite. No one is there, the food is over priced, and I have tried several items to no avail. The food is simply not very good. I don’t know how they are staying open. Tried four times and on each occasion there were very few other patrons and what I ate did not impress. At least the margaritas were good.

Yo! This place is a gem! I stumbled in here by accident and had an absolute blast! The octopus is TO DIE FOR!!!! It was so good I lost my mind. Practically was drunk on the octopus! Then there was @pedritzzz performing trumpet, violin, and his beautiful voice! It's such a great show! I got drunk on octopus, happiness, and beer! Go there now!

The food is delicious! Hands down the best Pozole we've had in Los Angeles. The chicken tinga tostadas are delicious and the lengua is a foodie must-have. Flan and cocktails were delicious as well! 5 stars! A beautifully remodeled restaurant so much nicer than the old place that was there! Rich and cozy atmosphere, you can impress your friends with your bottle service locker 🍽🍾

The cocktails are AMAZING - matched by the service and food. Dog-friendly patio - they even brought a bowl of water with our drinks! - nicely situated in the shade. Can’t wait to go back and try more of the menu!

Have been a number of times since their opening, and always enjoy the food. Excellent Molé, delicious tacos, tasty soup, fresh Civiche... They do a Taco Tuesday, all-you-can-eat, whixh is a great value! The last couple of times, there has been some good live music and a cool, neighborhood vibe. Service is always very good to excellent! They really don't get as much love as deserved, and I do hope with the new homes going into the old Pickwick space that business improves.

In a quaint part of Burbank off Riverside Dr. next to the equestrian center is where you'll find Celia's; a cute and ornately decorated Mexican restaurant. I have to admit that when I first tried Celia's a year ago I was not a fan and that was because when I received my food it was not what I was expecting. The rice and beans were not your traditional refried pinto beans and Spanish rice. That doesn't mean it tasted bad it just wasn't what I was expecting or wanted in that moment. BUT HEAR ME OUT! I recently came back as some friends wanted to try it since the ownership change and my view completely changed. I am actually now obsessed with Celia's and it is one of my new favorite Mexican restaurants around town. I decided to order the chicken fajitas that night and was actually blown away by how tender and flavorful they were. The fajitas also had potatoes in them which was a pleasant surprise because I love potatoes and have never seen them in fajitas. Since my initial visit a year ago, my palette has changed a lot and the refried black beans and cilantro rice were also just as tasty. I believe this is Yucatan style which is something I didn't know at the time but also to keep in mind of what to expect when you visit Celia's which I don't think is too common around here but still delicious nonetheless. As far as my friends, they had ordered the chicken taquito appetizer and flautas de papa. They both enjoyed their food as well! After this new discovery with my friends, I decided to bring my parents back and they absolutely loved the mole here. Both of them ordered the enmoladas and completely demolished their plates. They had been here once on my initial encounter and loved it then and still love it now. I decided to order the chicken taquitos as my meal with a side of rice and beans and it was the perfect amount if you're trying to eat a little lighter. In regards to the restaurant itself, I was honestly surprised with how quiet it has been each time - it's not ever busy and that worries me about business because I want Celia's to be around for a long time! The food is great, staff is great - they always bring out my food fast and efficiently and check in on you as well. If there are any problems with this place, it's really just how tiny the parking lot is. There was a massive truck one of the times I visited that made it really difficult to exit, so beware on that. Otherwise I recommend giving Celia's a visit!

Food and service was excellent. I was surprised that there weren't more people there as the prices were very reasonable and the vibe welcoming. Great for families-- we will be back! Only recommendation for management is to make it more clear that you are open!! It was our first time there and we didn't realize you were open until we opened the front door!

Came back again Saturday night. As usual, food was on point and delicious. Margaritas are perfection here. Liz was our server and she was awesome. So attentive and friendly. We are always so happy when she gets to wait on us. It was a great night because of the food and service!

We love Celia's and consistently enjoy excellent service and delicious food. The ambiance is so cool, charming and authentic. The menu is out of this world delicious and all the servers and bartenders are fabulous. Every meal is a ten plus! Thank you Celia's & crew for always taking such great care of us!

My companion and I had the swai white fish lunch. Generous portions of the fish, fries, and salad. I took the rice and tortillas home bc there was so much food. Free homemade tortilla chips and salsa (too spicy for us, but it was good). For dessert, we shared the churros and vanilla ice cream. Everything was delicious! Great service, nice decor of horses, paintings, saddles made into mirrors, wheels made into chandeliers, sombreros, etc. There's a front patio and an AYCE room in the back room. We opted to sit in the main room. Place is bigger than it looks from the outside. Small parking lot in front. Restaurant is located in front of the LA Equestrian Center. I'd be back!

You get nice sized portions of really tasty Mexican food here! And the pricing is worthy.

This is little hidden gem! The ambiance is so cute, and so Mexican. The food is delicious. Everything we got was perfection! Service was awesome too! 10/10

I'm a real big fan of the food here. No complaints. The Latina waitress is the one who ruins the restaurant. She is very passive aggressive and rude. Her service is so horrible that for that reason I'm never coming back again. She drinks alcohol while on the clock. Her husband works there too and he is so nice. But you can't even speak with her husband without her getting extremely jealous and defensive. She overcharges you and probably pockets the money for herself. I know because I have caught it everytime and they fix the bill. I am a long time client (even had my parties catered by them) and she just gives you the evil eye every time you walk in. I wish they would fire her (look at the other reviews of her). She ruins the establishment. It looks like other people agree the same about her in the reviews.

Just went for a late lunch today It was my first time at that place The decor is really pretty and original But the parking is extremely small me: I think that is a problem! Their food is OK but the portions are rather small, especially for the price they are charging I had the grilled octopus with roasted cauliflower: it was good but not good enough for almost $40! They even charge $4 for the chips and salsa that my friends ordered. It was a good experience because I was with good friends but I will not return there‼

This is a great place I have been going here for yrs. With my kids. The service is so good friendly and fast menu has change lately price gone up but not bad The only thing is there a lady not sure what her roll is but I am guessing manager SO unprofessional she seats at the bar she eats and drinks there while on her computer she look so unhappy almost mean looks at the employees like a Eagle it feels so uncomfortable that makes as leave fast I can not imaging how they feel by been watch with the evil eye. Not sure why she does not do her business on an office.

I used to come to this location when it was Cody's Viva Cantina. It was a great spot for live music 7 days a week. Celia's isn't currently a place for live music but the food is quite good and a good option for a weekday lunch when everything else is crowded. A sound check was going on for karaoke later in the week. I had the Cochinita Pibil, Yucatan style pulled pork with rice and beans. The rice and beans left much to be desired but the pork was excellent. I also liked the tortillas and chips which I assume had to have been home-made. I look forward to trying more dishes and am glad to have found a good restaurant that isn't overwhelmed during the lunch hour.

I loved this place since before the new ownership and name change happened. Longtime resident of Burbank and the equestrian center and always loved that area. Normally, when I've gone to Celia's, I've loved the food. The price can be a bit high for some items, but I've always felt the flavor was worth the price. Service has also been hit or miss at times, but the last time I visited, was taken care of quickly and nicely. My issue is with their weekend brunch. I was excited to finally go and even checked their site to make sure they were still doing it. It's said open Saturday and Sunday for brunch, so it's on! Not a Burbank resident any longer so took the 20+ min drive down there only to be greeted by an empty patio and locked front doors. The brunch sign hung near the entry had the Saturday removed showing that they were only doing it on Sunday's, also the day I went, only to find them closed. It's not the first time I've gone there for an event only to find it's been cancelled for some reason. The ambiance is so beautiful and I'm sad to leave this bad review but I can't do it anymore. Hangry me doesn't want to have find another place once I've settled my stomach into wanting molé or a burrito.

Just got back from a department lunch. We work down the street and it always seems to be a struggle for our group to find a good place nearby to eat. One of our staff recommended Celia's, a small restaurant that's under new management and recently remodeled. We were all so impressed! We had a quiet corner to ourselves and without asking we were each brought a small plate of fruit as an appetizer. Great way to start off our meal. We had appetizers and entree's and everyone really enjoyed their food. I had the mild mole chicken, so good. We will definitely be returning to Celia's not only because of it's convenience, but great food and charming décor were a hit with my group.

The service was disappointing. Our waiter was very slow and seemed a bit off -- not rude, just awkward and inattentive. It took a long time to get our drinks and even longer for the check. The food was okay, but the strange and sluggish service really affected the overall experience. Wouldn't rush back.

This place is wonderful! The food is delicious! The staff is friendly and helpful! I ate here for the first time last week. I literally live a few blocks away, and kept passing it by for the longest time, until last Thursday. I was craving some shrimp ceviche and found out that they served it. Well, I had their Ceviche de Camerons two days in a row and then their shrimp fajitas the third day! Everything is delicious! I highly recommend this place! Please give a try!

This was a very cute restaurant! Our server was polite and knowledgeable. She always kept our drinks full and checked up on us a good amount of time. I ordered the Birria plate and It was delicious! Tasted like I was back in Mexico. The handmade tortilla are a good touch. Highly recommend.

This is such a cute, unassuming restaurant off the beaten path in Burbank. It's right next to the equestrian center and across the street from Pickwick. Happened to be in the area and this was the closest eatery in walking distance. Celia's reminds me of Mexican restaurants I used to go to when I was a kid. I love the adobe feel and the tiled floors. Very nostalgic. Since seeing the Barbie movie, it also gave me major Mojo Dojo Casa House vibes -- horses everywhere! My husband and I weren't super hungry, so we just ordered some apps off the Happy Hour menu. Yes, they have Happy Hour on the weekends too! We got the shrimp ceviche and chicken taquitos. Both were delicious!!! I definitely preferred the taquitos though. So perfectly fried and they were bite sized with yummy sauces and guac. I love ceviche but this was not the best I've ever had. Something smelled like celery and it was throwing me off. Kinda weird. Maybe they used celery salt? I don't know, but not my fave. Taste overall was good, but you have to ask for hot sauce. Our server was nice. Very attentive and accommodating. It was pretty slow so we got our food pretty quickly. I also have to note that the bathroom was pretty gross. It smelled horrible and there were markings all over the stalls. And the floors were dirty. The restaurant itself is pretty nice, so it was kind of jarring when the bathroom looked like it belonged in a bar. I'll definitely be back to try some entrees and margaritas next time!

Please do yourself a favor and do not try this place out! I don't recommend wasting your time in a restaurant like this. Horrible customer service. Overall not the place to go have a nice dinner!!

Brunch was delicious! Chef outside was the best! We will be back for sure! We got seated right away and you have the choice if seating inside or out. Great place

Great food. Fun experience on mariachi nights. Definitely a great go to spot. Happy hour has great specials.

I love going to this Mexican restaurant, the employees are extremely nice and friendly.. the food is amazing and love their cocktails too .. I go there at least twice a week not only because of how good the food is also how nice Liz the manager is to us and she makes amazing spicy margaritas

The waitress was rude AF. She asked if we would like to sit outside, in which we were okay with. I noticed the seats were dusty, we kindly asked to have them dusted before we could have a seat. She was very passive aggressive and was upset that I even asked to clean them. My mom noticed she was irritated, and offered to clean them herself (in which was no problem). She ignored my mom and didn't wipe the table/chairs good. We left without even trying the food. Never coming back again.

I don't get all these bad reviews. First time there since it changed from Viva Cantina. Look I use love Viva and was so sad to see it go. I loved that place. But its gone forever and the people who want to bash Celia"s because they miss Viva need to wake up. The food was so much better then when it was Viva. They re-did the main room and the bar and it looks great! The other rooms still have the old western stuff keeping with the cowboy vibe I loved so much. The prices were not bad at all and the drinks were really good. The service was great and seemed like one woman doing all the work and she managed to be so kind and a great server. So all you Viva folks who are boycotting step up and go there otherwise we will lose this equestrian vibe forever and those ugly town homes will breed and take over. Thank you Celia's for a wonderful afternoon! I'll be back!

The prices for alcohol are insane! Fix it! We come 2-3 times a week from the hockey rink and you over charge! Your staff is amazing but the prices are insane! We will not come back because of management! Fix it!

I had heard a rumor that Celia's is out of business... NOT TRUE! had lunch there today and it was as good as ever! Can't wait to go back. We just love this restaurant! The decor is brilliant, the food is amazing and the hostess/server/bar tender/ bus person is very helpful and friendly. The service is slow, with just the one person handling so much, but it is well worth it! we had the hibiscus margaritas , delicious! the tortilla soup, awesome! the chili relleno with mole, fabulous! and shrimp enchiladas, wonderful! Eating here is truly a dining experience. I would like to give it 10 stars!

So great! Made a reservation after seeing the Warner Bros TCM Classic Tour. The restaurant is 5 minutes away. Authentic delicious Mexican food. We made a reservation and came early no problem. We were seated right away. Friendly staff and the have happy hour from 3-6 on Sundays, too!

I went for their $13.99 taco Tuesday special and the tacos were delicious! The taco guy Edwin gave amazing service! This restaurant is a hidden gem!

Is it still considered a hidden gem if it chooses to be buried in an obscure spot? Celia's Rancho Restaurante is kind of a hidden gem. It's a beautiful restaurant that resembles what a cowboy might have come across in a bygone era. The inside looks like a Mexican saloon...dark hardwood floors and classic looking wood tables. There's wonderful art on the taupe walls and it's lit well. On the outside it looks like an old Southwest, adobe house you'd come across on your horse travels. In fact, you just might see a horse since it's next to the equestrian center and people ride their horses through this neighborhood. Let me start by saying that the food is good...kinda really good. They have this delicious cactus salad and the tortillas are hand made. The menu is massive and features most of your favorite Mexican fare from tacos to rellenos. I got a la carte tacos to try everything I wanted. The fish taco is incredible...perfectly light batter on white, flaky fish fried to perfection, with a nice crema and cabbage/lettuce thing on top. When I think of Baja or Ensenada style fish tacos, this is what it should be. Tied for the best is their cochinita pibil. Traditionally stewed pork in a banana leaf, the smell of the orange tinged pork was so bright and inviting. It's obviously made with love and I loved every bite of that taco. To round out my experience I also got carne asada, shrimp, and al pastor. All were good as well. The tacos came with pico del gallo, but it had cucumber in it as well which gave everything that fresh taste you associate with cucumber. I had never seen that before and wasn't really a fan. It wasn't bad, just not what I'm used to. While the taste was not problematic, the price was. Each taco ranged from 4-7 bucks. I will say the quality was almost worth the price, but I can throw a stone in LA and hit several other Mexican restaurants with the same quality and way cheaper. On top of the price, the service wasn't the best. On the whole it was fine...our waiter was very nice and accommodating for our large group. For the most part our orders were correct (even though I got charged for the combo plate and didn't get rice and beans and was told that's not what I ordered), but things like guacamole took a while to come out and they were out of basic things to make basic cocktails. On a Friday night, you'd think they'd be stocked up on things like lime juice. I'd understand if the place was packed, but things were pretty tame as far as a Friday night goes. Then there's the issue of parking. There's a tiny lot and if you can get a spot, there's a chance you'll get trapped in there by someone else double parking. There's plenty of street parking, but you might have to walk a bit to get to your car. I really wanted to add this place to my blink and miss it list, but I think I will just miss it.

The food is delicious! The ambiance is great! The service is not that good. The last time we were here, the waitress brought all of our dishes - 2 appetizers, 2 main plates at once. Then we got our drinks. It was a train wreck in terms of food service. Other times that we've been here have been great except the service is flawed.

We had an amazing night they have live music Friday night we had a blast. We resent discover this place I recommend it. Food was great and the environment as well. We always go to the same restaurants in Burbank but now this is our new place to wind down and enjoy a great evening. Happy Birthday to our waiter Alex

What a hidden gem! Such great service, our server was so attentive and was also the one who made our drinks, which were absolutely delicious. The food was great and I love the interior of the restaurant, very cool vibe. I highly recommend!

Brunch at Celia's is the new weekend thing and it's so good... I almost had to be rolled home! Make sure you get a great drink from Liz, she makes the best skinny Cadillacs. Run don't walk!

Disappointing food, atmosphere, and pricing! Sorry that Viva left this location! It was everything this place is not. Will absolutely not return.

Delicious food, good service, great mariachi. Also sightings. Great place to celebrate birthdays. Will definitely return.

It was my second time to visit here. My first visit in November 2022 was great, but this second visit was disappointing. We went here as a family for mother's day. This first thing I noticed was the change in menu. The menu on their official website still reflects the old menu, which I believe was superior. Yes, the menu uploaded here on Yelp is the old but great one. I think they tried to diversify their offerings, expand their menu, and reduce the price, which unfortunately significantly compromised on quality. They no longer offer plantain chips with their guacamole, and the tortilla chips that came with it were so few. The Solomillo de Res also downgraded in quality. Yes, there were more veggies (and two shrimps) and mashed potato, but the steak was so bland and dry. The seafood plates also only offered tilapia and swai, instead of the sea bass and mahi-mahi. The service was alright. I think it was a bad touch that they served water in disposable plastic cups. Maybe so they can differentiate it against the fountain drinks? Well, it wasn't like that before. I hope they bring back the old menu, or most of it. I know they said before that they took pride in offering more authentic Oaxacan dishes, but they went against that now.

Excellent customer service, delicious food, beautiful and clean place. Cesar was great, very welcoming !!!!! We will definitely be back.

Everything was awesome yesterday I spent a late thanksgiving and I believe the person helping us was named Liz and she was amazing while dealing with everything else she has going one. Seemed to be able to handle it alone.

Went in recently and ordered the tortilla soup. I wish I had made a meal of it. It was fantastic. Since I am within walking distance of the restaurant this is going to be my go to if I don't want to cook. Everything is fantastic but that soup was special.

This is authentic mexican! The food is so yummy. The tortillas are hand made. It's a little pricier , but you get what you pay for.

DO NOT LISTEN TO THE BAD REVIEWS. People are hung up on the fact this restaurant is different than the one that was previously at this location or looking for basic El Torito/Don Cuco places. Theyre upset that your meal doesn't come with unlimited free chips. lol This restaurant is higher quality, more unique with slightly smaller portions and slightly pricier (but not much!) than most Mexican places in the area. You get what you pay for. Most items are a la carte. Handmade tortillas! Different fresh salsas come with different items intended for that dish so its a more unique tasting experience. Tacos are $5 -7 each. Rice and beans need to be added as a side. 2 taco plate with sides is $15-20. Guac was $14 and came with a small portion of chips, but our server did ask if we wanted more. We didn't but it was available. Dinner for 2 came out to $54 including the guac appetizer, no drinks. I find the quality and different options on the menu worthy of giving this place a try. If you want Don Cuco or Acapulco just go there and leave Celia's alone to those that want something different. Service on the night I came was fine. Con: small parking lot, but there was a spot when we arrived and had no issues.

It's an old school Mexican restaurant with an equestrian theme. The musicians were amazing. The hostess was great. The server was ok. The food was just ok. I ordered a side salad version of the nopales salad and I ordered the cochinita pibil as my entree. The presentation was good but the food just didn't do it for me. If I go back I'll try something else.

Historic spot right outside the equestrian center in Burbank. We sat on the very casual and undecorated the patio that was lit by ceiling fans. The service was FANTASTIC!!! The people who work there are extraordinarily nice! The food is good though VERY expensive for what you get. The guacamole was tasteless. The fajitas were good but nothing exciting. Chile Relleno was good!The hibiscus margaritas were tasty. Again, the people who work there were fantastic!

Food was good. They only bring you two corn tortillas per order. The service sucked but it was not the servers fault. The restaurant is heavily understaffed. At one point our server was making drinks for an entire table of 14 people. When we ordered more tortillas the tortillas never came before we finished our order. Obviously that big table took time away from the other tables she had so not blaming her for it as this was all poor management. DO NOT order the mimosa pitcher it's probably 1/2 a bottle of Prosecco and the rest orange juice. I hope management gets fixes style.

Celia's was fun! We went for Taco Tuesday this week and had a great time. There were six of us in our party, and four of us just did the all you can eat taco's which are really yummy, but my son and his girlfriend had the chicken fajitas which really looked good and they said they were. I'm going to try those next time or the mole enchiladas. We also had the happy hour chips and guac with salsa and of course the happy hour special cocktails, which are very good. A guy named Joe showed up a little while after us and played lots of oldies on his guitar so we were entertained for the whole time we were there. This is a great place to have good Mexican food at good prices and maybe some entertainment to boot! I think there's different specials every day but Taco Tuesday is the best deal.

The food at Celia's is absolutely delicious. Our family goes here frequently. We just attended the first brunch and it was AMAZING. The menudo is so good, with handmade tortillas. They had a omelet station with birria quesadillas, which were so tasty. The chile verde was so good, as well as the arroz con leche, rice and beans, aguas frescas, horchata, fruit and chorizo. The bottomless mimosas are not your regular mimosas, but are so pretty with fruit and tajin on the rim. They had really lovely live music that was very good, great songs and not too loud. It was a relaxing and enjoyable experience. We have been there for dinner as well several times. We love the octopus dish, the soups are so good and comforting, tacos are delicious, and my mom is obsessed with the mole. The ambiance at Celia's is very nice. They have great art on the walls, with a really cool bar and it is right across from the equestrian center, so for lunch if the kids get restless we walk them over to look at the horses.

We came here for Taco Tuesday last night. I suggested it based on the delicious-looking Instagram pics. I'd never been to the previous restaurant, but from what my husband told me, the new interior looked like a completely different space. It was really lovely (aside from the awful overhead ceiling fan lighting on the covered patio), but I think booths would have made it cozier. First of all, we weren't offered chips and salsa, and commented that this was the basic expectation for any Mexican place. We ordered $14 guacamole and chips. The guac came in a small, flat, can-shaped mold along with the tiniest bowl of chips. It was pretty flavorless and tasted mostly like mashed avocado, and the chips weren't fresh and were likely from a bag. The menu was confusing and also laughably expensive. The only taquitos were octopus taquitos. A few of the items mentioned that they were "tacos," "quesadillas," AND "taquitos" in the same item description... what was it? Drinks were in different sections, sides didn't have prices, and lots of misspellings and weird formatting. The prices for everything were pretty ridiculous. Individual tacos (which was the special!) shouldn't cost $7, non-fresh chips and mole shouldn't cost $10, and everything else was priced similar an airport, theme park, or trendy high-end restaurant. The food was good, but not worth any of these prices. I was most disappointed by the drinks. The Pasion de Celia (passion fruit, lime juice, and tequila) tasted mostly like Kern's juice with a splash of lime. The glass was lined with sugar down the outside, when the drink was already too sweet. I tried again with a Cadillac margarita ($18 for well tequila) that tasted like a glass of lime juice that someone added a shot glass full of salt to. Just citrus and salt. I tried ordering an extra tequila shot to balance it out and make it taste better, but it didn't help.. I've had many Cadillacs in my life and they shouldn't taste this way. I think it was the first time I've left a drink that ended up costing $30+ on the table. The rest of the food was good and the restaurant space is really pretty. My favorite dish was the esquites. But we've never spent over $100 on a taco Tuesday when we didn't even order any entrees (just 4 tacos and 3 sides), and 3 drinks between us, for nothing special.

Authentic Mexican and gorgeous Spanish style restaurant. This place is the real deal! Fideo. Amazing taquitos. Delicious mole. And the margaritas are top notch! Best happy hour in the neighborhood.

I had the pollo con mole, guacamole appetizer & a Monday margarita. The margarita was fantastic & although it was a discounted margarita it didn't taste watered down. Loved it. The guacamole was great. The pollo was well cooked and mole sauce was excellent. The food is nicely presented on the plate too. Service was great too. A drastic improvement from Cody's version of viva cantina. Of note, the interior has been cleaned up and doesn't feel like a dark cave dive joint but doesn't feel pretentious. Some old elements have been retained.