Paco's Tacos Cantina

I had not been here in a while. I used to work a few buildings away from Pacos Tacos. I was in the area and hungry. I came in to be greeted with open arms from George, Memo, fist pumps from the other bar tenders and servers that remembered me.....it felt good to see everyone. Miss and love this place. I had to have my Carne asada plate which was soo delicious. Real carne asada, not like many places that give u Bistec, diesmillo or milanesa claiming to be asada(Ranchera). Great to see u guys and I'll be back soon.

Adrian was helpful and made our experience even better. As two SC natives, wanting to try Mexican in California, we were blown away! Absolutely delicious and if we find ourselves back in the area we will be back!

So; after so many months of not going again because different reasons , me and my wife decided to go . She ordered a quesadilla and I did albóndigas soup besides the large guacamole . Well ; now because whatever reason the economy is hitting restaurants this place decide to UPDATE his prices , this is what is going to be interesting . The place always serve a free basket of chips , if you order a second one will be a charge of 3 DOLLARS ,no big deal about it . Supposedly in the menu the large guacamole comes with ‘ TOTOPAS ‘ I don’t know what that hell means , everywhere is TOTOPOS , but is not my place or my menu , they should to check how write it better because that word doesn’t exist . My large guacamole never came with TOTOPOS , checking my bill I was right , I ordered the large one who came with TOTOPOS ,so i proceed to ask the waiter what’s going on ? Why I never got my TOTOPOS with my large guacamole .he said that he never brought the TOTOPOS because ‘I already had a basket ‘ WHAT ????. Adding to the comment this ‘even if I bring you the TOTOPOS’ they will be only 3 small pieces of those ‘ . I don’t give a damn , if the dish come with TOTOPOS and they’re 3 or 4 I already paid for those . Clearly he didn’t understand what I was referring to . Anyways ; be careful guys reading the menu , looks like in that place is so easy to trick costumers . Please update your menu PACO’S TACOS CANTINA , is not TOTOPAS IS TOTOPOS and explain your staff how follow the dish on the menu . I’ll never come back again .

Let me start off by saying the food was great. I didn’t really have any complaints there except for the fact I ordered a Pomegranate Margarita and received a Watermelon, and was also charged the same price as the Cadillac Margarita which came with more alcohol. Also the server looked like she didn’t want to be there, but nevertheless we received our food quickly. There was a weird smell coming from near the restrooms…maybe the construction happening outside? BUYER BEWARE….they gave us so much grief about splitting the check. It is not advertised anywhere they don’t do that, and they do not take Apple Pay. Went from a good experience to mediocre at best. Probably won’t be back which is a shame since the food was good.

Decent tacos. The salsa that comes with chips is so spicy, which I like. Tacos come in an interesting presentation. I thought they made a mistake and gave us burritos instead.

Have been going to Pacos for over 40 years - but this last visit was a shock for sure. They now charge for an extra table salsa and chips, and the prices are INSANE for the regular menu. We spent almost $100 for two people just getting a burrito dinner, soda, extra tortillas and Tampiquena. This use to be a go to place for moderately priced food. Those tortillas though 💪 If we come back, it’ll just be to grab tortillas to go, because the food is fantastic but those prices were too high for a regular dinner.

Got back today from a cruise on way back to Texas. Found this place via google maps and its a hidden diamond. Excellent service, amazing food and portions, handmade tortillas and great drinks. Please support this great establishment.

Fresh made tortillas were amazing, so good we took some to go! We had the rellenos and asada tacos, everything was delicious. Highly recommend after a long flight if you’re looking for comfort food!

They were closing at 7, they let us come in at 7:10 anyway! Super Bowl Sunday even! Amazing food, chicken tacos were Great! Very friendly service, amazing decor! Anna is the best!

Paco's Tacos is one of my go to spots. I had a craving and had to come back because they have those homemade flour tortillas that are just on another level. Came in for lunch and had a fully loaded chicken burrito. It was excellent. It is also January and they still had their Christmas decorations up, and they did it all the way. The whole place was decorated. It actually made it feel warm and festive inside, which I liked. Food was great, service was good, and that homemade tortilla taste is what brings me back. Paco's Tacos keeps 5 stars from me.

You are greeted with warmth and smiles from the moment you step foot into the restaurant. The interior is ADORABLE with the decorative intricacies of a Mexican courtyard. And during December, you also get a combination of Mexican and Christian Christmas decorations. There was an area where a woman made homemade tortillas the entire time we were seated - and OMG were the tortillas unbelievably good! I am gluten-sensitive, and I could not resist! The flour tortillas were soft and doughy...like an unsalted version of roti prata! I was in Food Heaven... and later in food coma! Haha The portions were huge, and the menu had everything under the sun. The prices were decent, considering the amount of food you get. We also ordered horchata, which was freshly made and sweet, though the glass had too much ice for my liking! The free corn tortilla chips and 2 kinds of salsa were yummy. We sat in a comfortable booth that allowed us to look out into the main part of the restaurant. It was a very fun atmosphere, and the service was incredible. My cousins whom we were there with loved it so much, they ate there twice in one weekend!

I was in LA and in the mood for a margs and tacos...these were disappointing. The host and waiter were welcoming and the restaurant's vibe had a very homey casita feel. The chips and salsa were honestly the best part of the meal--both fresh and tasty. The margarita and tacos were a let down. The margarita was strong but had a weird flavor and consistency (made with what I assume was a packaged mix)...this was my first time going to a Mexican restaurant and ordering just one marg. The tacos were bland and I knew they would be as soon as they came out (they were made edible by adding a little salsa to them)...the Mexican rice and refried beans were alright.

Have been coming to Pacos for many years. Absolutely love this place. Always a good time. Don't usually have ti wait too long to be seated which gives you time to wait in the bar area and start off with some drinks. Once you're seated in the dining area you are greeted with a nice fresh basket of chips and salsa. The servers are always friendly and welcoming. The food has been consistent for the last 20 years which is pretty rare these days. It's a very big restaurant with a great little traditional Mexican cozy feeling. The food is absolutely delicious. Not to mention they have the best homemade flour tortillas. My family and I always have a great time when we come here. If you're looking for THE BEST Mexican food in the Los Angeles/Inglewood area this is the place. Must try!

We just weren't feeling it this time for Paco's Tacos. We went on a Thursday night last week and the first thing you see on the table is the notice of the change of prices. Of course, everything has gone up in price and down in size. (like the rest of the world). Paco's food hasn't gone down in size but up in price. A second basket of chips is now $3, which seems crazy for a Mexican restaurant that has chips by the barrel-full. They no longer give a free birthday dessert either which is neither here nor there for me personally, but it was, kind of a nice touch. We also paid $3 for a small side of sour cream. My husband had the chicken enchiladas which he said were just okay, not as good as usual. I had the carnitas burrito and we shared the guacamole. My burrito weighed about 3 pounds and I could only eat half but it was just okay. I would not order it again. Service was very slow (it's usually not) as well. We probably won't be returning on the future.

Neighborhood Mexican restaurant. The experience this time was different. Not my favorite. Arrived and looked in the lobby for a friend that I was meeting for dinner. The host / server just looked at me. I mentioned that I was looking for someone that I was meeting. My sentence was cut off by him rudely saying "if your party is not all here, we won't seat you". Ordered the chicken chimichanga for dinner. It was dry chicken in a dry deep fried tortilla. Topped with sour cream. Dry and no flavor. I asked the waiter for some salsa verde. He said there is none - despite there being dishes on the menu with it. I ended up asking for sour cream. That didn't even fix the dryness of the dish. Not a fan of this place.

This is very great spot if your looking for some delicious authentic food please come they have locations in every city.

It's been awhile since I've eaten here. This location definitely has better food than the Centinela location. However, the service certainly could use improvement. We were seated for awhile and weren't even given menus. A guy brought us chips and salsa. Several minutes passed and we had to ask for menus and water. We really enjoyed our combination plates of tamales and enchiladas plus the homemade tortillas with butter. However, our server didn't come back to check on us as we ate. The food was tasty and the banana margarita was great so it's unfortunate that the service wasn't better.

What has gone wrong with this restaurant? I'd say that it has gone downhill, but that would infer that it was on a hill in the first place. Prior to this last visit, the food was average. Now it's subpar at best. Coming here was convenient because it was close to home. Definitely not a destination for fine cuisine. It was a place where you could get filled up and not be worried of the consequences. That was then, and this is now. If you intend to visit Pacos, be prepared to encounter the new reality and the drastically sad consequences. I mentioned the food earlier, and now it's time to expand on that. I ordered the #5, one taco, and one enchilada. They serve it with obligatory rice and beans. My plate arrived with a thin enchilada buried in rice and a taco thrown on top. By thin, I mean that the sauce was thicker than the entree itself! Trying to eat the thing was as difficult as finding it on the plate. The cheese was like chewing gum but with no flavor. The taco? Well I had to eat it with a fork. There was no chance of it holding together after sitting on the gumchilada sauce. What a farce this place is. I thought that I'd save the best for last. For my plate of food substitute, and let me remind you, one enchilada and one taco, rice, and beans.....are you ready... $19.95! Talk about dropping a bar of soap in the shower! Get ready, it ain't gonna be pretty. Give this hole a wide berth. It's nothing but a stain on the map of culinary experience. Quick Tip: We called to make reservations, remembering that on Saturday nights it could get very busy. But again, that was then, and this is now. We were told that they could accommodate a party of nine with no problem, no reservation needed. We should have taken that as motivation to seek another option. I wish we had. As it turned out, they could have accommodated five groups of nine. There was that much availability. Or maybe I should say, that many crickets.

We were craving Mexican Food so we came to PACO'S TACOS....... Once we entered through the front door we were warmly greeted, and seated right away it was lunchtime and so it was crowded but comfortable.. below you can view their MENU. We ordered the Bean & Cheese Burrito--Wet Style and let me tell you the beans here are absolutely amazing. The texture is just so inviting below. You will see a picture of my mail. I could've eaten the whole thing at once sitting but I wanted to save something for later.. I highly recommend this spot for lunch. They also offer breakfast items as well as you'll see on the menu below and I'm sure dinner is off the chain. Bravo to the chefs everyone that works here were friendly and smiling. It was a nice cool vibe. The lighting inside was perfect. Their whole entire decorations inside makes you feel like you're somewhere else other than Los Angeles.‼‼ p.s. They also offer "Chips & Salsa" with Red or Green Sauce,,, the Red Sauce is a bit spicy but doable, and the green sauce is warm and quite tasty. They also have alcoholic beverages. enjoy

We had the cheese enchiladas and asada burritos. Everything was delicious and the service was wonderful. The only reason I gave 4 out of 5 is because now they charge per basket chips after the first complimentary order. I know the economy is rough, but jeez haha.

Update: Oh, no! I've always loved Paco's Tacos, but I got a mild case of food poisoning on my last visit!

Food is pricey but for the most part the quality of food is really good. The chips and salsa are delicious and the salsa has a nice but suddle kick. The queso fundido was pippin hot and as much as we enjoyed it we found the chorizo portion is laughable for the price and over all serving of melted cheese. The entrées we did enjoy however the chile verde was Luke warm upon arrival, the salsa served with the carne asada tasted like marinera sauce and the chicken enchilada was suppose to be made with a mole sauce but the mole flavor was barely noticeable. Rice and beans were delicious and so were the steaks. The tampiqueño was deliciously covered in onions and bell peppers with a scoop of guacamole included. The tampiqueña came with a black olive in the rice but I gave it to my husband. Our servers were nice and the busser made sure our drinks weren't empty long, and that we had everything we need. My favorite thing was frankly the fresh hand made Tortillas. You can tip the lady making them, which we did. The restaurant is spacious and had a bar area which was busy. The restrooms were clean but need some touch up repairs. There is also plenty of parking available. To enter the restaurant there are stairs but also a handicap mini elevator.

I could tell this place was a local favorite, with the dining room filling up quickly with diners and birthday celebrators. Hot, fresh tortillas with butter shot me right back to my childhood. Our meals were generous, fresh-tasting, and delivered quickly, hearty and comforting in their familiar tastes.

Usually when my husband came to LA. on his business trip he came here with his L.A. guys and had dinner. I always heard dinner at Paco's Tacos. Then, I came with him and this time he didn't have plan for dinner with his guys and "it's Taco Tuesday!" So we decided to have our dinner here. Drink menu is read to code and see it. I ordered XX Amber (I expected it is draft but it came by bottle..) When I went to the bathroom I passed bar area and I saw the tap in a bar counter, so I don't know how to order the draft beer. On their menu, lots of choices and hard to read everything, so I took long time to make decisions what I order. I ordered Chile Verde and my husband ordered Paco's choice. For now I'm writing this and feel little regret why I didn't order tacos on Tuesday(lol!). My Chile Verde, plenty of meat!!!! OMG! I love verde sauce but I'm sorry I couldn't eat even half of the meat. Flavor was okay but I needed some kicks so I use hot salsa sauce (came with tortilla chips) on my dish. My husband's Paco's choice's two kinds of meat (Adobada and Carne Asada) flavor was pretty good. Came with fresh warm tortilla. He enjoyed his meal.

When l walked in we were greeted at the door but they had me and my stepmom wait in some empty tables waiting area by the bar, until they manager came up hisself and sat us down at a table. They really wasn't the problem , it was the waiter we were assigned too. It was my first time there so i'm trying to get a understanding of the menu and the waiter is steady rushing me or telling me to hold on to go help other people at another table even though l wasn't done talking to him. l ordered the tamale plate which the meat was dry and l can tell they gave me some few day old tamales. My stepmom got enchiladas which was actually good. The appetizer with the cheese and little but of chorizo on top was NOT good. Cheese was basically like playdoh and only a sprinkle on chorizo on there. We also had to constantly get our waiter attention just to ask for the check and we waited so long to where we just thought about upping and leaving cause why y'all just got us sitting here and we asked for the check more than 5 times. They didn't bring the check until they saw us gather our stuff and hopped up to leave. ALSO, if you want a burrito it only comes with meat and beans anything else is a add on price and they already start at $12-$15. Imagine paying that much just for some meat and beans Maybe my experience here is different from everybody else. But they asses gave me and my people a hard time for some food that wasn't all that. But l would never step foot in there again so they ain't gotta worry about seeing me

Time to boycott our neighborhood Paco's Tacos!!! SUCKS I walked out asking myself.. "Why do I continue to spend money here when many things need to change? 1. Manuel one of your long time waiters whom seems very disgruntled is awfully rude and needs to go! Treats you like you're bothering him. 2. Seems like every time we go there you have raised your prices once again, and are written in pen on the menu.... not too classy. 3. Sitting in a booth? You might want to ask for a booster seat as many of the booths have sunken in over the years. Time to upgrade. 4. Who charges for table chips? They do after the first basket. Even if you have ordered an appetizer of guacamole. 5. Your bathrooms always stink of rotten pipes. 6. MOST IMPORTANT your margaritas are way too watered down! We have been coming here for many years, but enough is enough. Alternatives : Pacos Tacos, Culver City Why the 2 stars? Free parking and homemade tortillas

The tortillas. If that's all I ate...I'd be happy!! Best tortillas ever!! Handmade. Can't miss this place!! The rest of the food was good! I judge a Mexican restaurant by its rice....100% authentic. Soup, ceviche, chimichangas...so GOOD!!! Salsa was just spicy enough!! So much food!! Great service and staff!!! Will be back!

Best freshly made corn tortillas in Los Angeles. The flour tortillas are also freshly made and served hot so the cold butter melts between the folds. Love their cochinita pibil tacos with onions and their crunchy hard tacos stuffed with machaca beef is crispy and not at all greasy. Plenty of parking in the rear and most importantly very consistent good quality for many years.

Good food but very noisy inside. It wasn't live entertainment but the normal condition.

Service was great Food was great Location near airport. Will always make it out past stop before flying out of LAX

The most overpriced and underwhelming mexican food. The chicken was dry. The ambience and service was cool.

The seating was swift & although I wanted a bar seat , I was informed it was closed. Pretty and bright decor, it felt a bit empty when I arrived and was almost full by the time I left. The strawberry margarita was pretty good, hard to taste any alcohol but offered a decent buzz. The sampler was not it. Everything looked and tasted dry, needing a lot of salsa to soften and make it able to be eaten. The salsa and chips were yummy - spicy which is my favorite. The quesadilla was soggy and yet the cheese wasn't melted thru on the inside. The side of guac helped as much as it could but it was not something to order twice. Maybe it needs another try with a different dish but today wasn't it.

Location makes a big difference!!! The one on centinela is way better than this location. The meat tasted stale here. I usually get the chicken enchiladas and even the sauce here didn't taste good. It tasted like canned sauce. I usually love the other location and have been to this one many times. But the quality to me has gone down a lot. Free shopping center parking

Large portions and very good tasting. Fresh tortillas a perk! Been going there 20 years. They are great for families w kids.

Writing this review after getting takeout here dozens of times over the last twenty years . I always get the same thing which is the two taco combination plate with shredded beef. Meaty, greasy cheesy salty and mmmm mmm good. I like this place over their Centinela location, because in my humble opinion, it is wayyyyyy more authentic . The tacos are crunchier as well as they also give you more meat and cheese within their tacos . Lastly this place serves some of the best refried beans and rice in LA and that's including their sister restaurant on centinela. I also am a big big fan of their chips and salsa ( super spicy / not for the faint of heart ) and their homemade flour tortillas which melt in your mouth . I was surprised at the low rating from other reviews , but it makes sense ... this is not a place for you if you are expecting a Disneyland customer service dine in experience. Most of the people who are writing one star reviews are people who came here to celebrate, birthdays, and anniversaries and were disappointed that they didn't have a five star customer service experience . This is literally just your local hood Mexican restaurant joint . If you want cheap house margaritas and authentic chips and salsa check it out ! Sit at the bar , get a pitcher and chill . Otherwise I highly recommend just ordering to go and especially ordering what I got. There is a reason it's listed as #1 on their menu under combo plates ...it's literally their best item ! The place is called Pacos Tacos for Christ sake . So why would you order cactus ( nopales ) And then complain about it ? lol

Ugh! I just had what were the absolute worst enchiladas in my life. Heavy tortillas, overly sauced on top with no flavor, beef inside the beef enchilada saturated in a gross sauce. Cheese in the cheese one was solidified. Absolute ugh.

Why y'all playing??? Paco's is the greatest! Look I ain't out here visiting hella taco spots like that. But Paco's be the illist (for what it's supposed to be). Stop comparing this spot to like Mercado. Service is consistent, food is hella good (without being sloppy)! Shout out to the Tia and young abualitas making the orgasmic handmade fresh flour tortillas (anyone else remember when Chevy's use to have fresh tortillas made and folks in traditional Mexican attire? I cringe at the thought of Chevys now). Shout out Ernesto, ah! And the older gentleman who's name I forgot, for taking care of a sista, service was great. Look. This is damn cantina and if you can't get with the loud "have a good time" ambiance, go elsewhere. I love the energy and good looking Blackmen that occasionally role through here. THE FOOD: Chips and Salsa - thank you. For having FREE chips and salsa upon sit down! And the salsa has heat which, hell, it's Mexican food. Muthasucka better have a kick. Chicken Taco (pollo asada) - my go to meal. Big tacos hella filled with well seasoned white meat chunks, onion, and bell pepper. Served in the fresh flour tortillas Fish asada taco - I love that this grilled fish taco is NOT topped and fren in sauce. It is still moist and flavorful. Got those same grilled onion and bell pepper. I always get on them be way too full to finish my second taco or the beans and rice LOL Chicken Wings - good. Not fabulous, I don't crave them, but if you need an appetizer and you feeling wings, these will satisfy you. Cheese Quesadilla - DON'T YOU DARE! Expensive. Not good cheese blend. And not made with the abuelita fresh tortillas. Boooo. DRANKS: Paco-Rita. Don't play yourself. Do it. Best bang for ya buck and everything you want. Get it skinny if you need to, but it's not sweet as is. Two of these and I was flirting with strangers. I've had a few drinks here and they all a bit stiff which is why I fools with Paco's Tacos.

That tostada (bowl) was magnificent. I love how hot and fresh it came out, no diddy. I love the chips and their salsa has a nice kick to it. The way the lighting is set up made it hard for my visual impaired friends to see, leaving them to complain about not seeing the menu, but I like that intimate feel. So maybe this ain't the homie spot ya know? Service was great in my estimation. Them beans will make you cause an earthquake under your covers. So I wouldn't suggest eating ALL the food in one sitting. And it's a LOT of food. Will be going back, in the day, not with the homies.

Food was great service was fast and friendly. Chill vibe and fresh tortillas, what else do you want?

Great little Mexican spot in Westchester. Family owned and operated. Love getting the carne asada plate. Always great service! My go to spot for lunch :)

We visited this place before our flight out of LAX and loved the food and Service. The margaritas were yummy and very strong and they had great salsa &chips and large portions of food. We left stuffed and we're so glad we chose this place to come before our travels abroad. I would definitely recommend coming here. They also make homemade tortillas which were excellent.

My family and I have been going to Paco's for over 30+yrs! This past Wednesday Oct. 8th, 2025 has gotten to be the worst ever!!! It was one of my sisters birthday and so we decided to go have dinner at Paco's, we were all savoring the "freshly" made flour tortillas! In all my yrs. Going there I have always ordered the same plate, which is the Carne asada with grilled onions over the meat! That was always my favorite with refried beans! Well, it all changed! The tortillas were crispy and old, you can tell they had been reheated a couple of times!!! And That the first piece of meat I put in my mouth I did swallow it but I shouldn't have! It was gross!!! The smell of it was horrible as well, one of my sisters tried it as well and she immediately spit it out in a napkin!! She said that meat it rotten!! I immediately got so sick to my stomach , I called the waiter and told him, he took my plate...after a few minutes the waiter and a couple of other men were talking between them and pointing directly at me, I thought one of them is gonna come and apologize or something, I was wrong! No one ever came! I then made sure to tell the waiter if they were planning on bringing me another place of carne asada I didn't want it, I felt so nauseous, He said okay, walked away and that was that!!! When we got the bill the waiter looked back and said by the way we removed your plate from the bill! I said we'll I hope so! On our way out I asked one of the guys for the Manager, he said "I am the manager" I said really, okay. I told him how rude that was for him not acknowledging me or my table. They were so wrong by not apologizing, not offering something different and so many other reasons!! This place has definitely disspointed me 100%, never again!!!! Ps. I got home and was vomiting all night and was sick to my stomach! I haven't been able to eat for 3 days!!! I only had certain liquids which is all my stomach can take!

Food was good , first time trying a wet burrito , was taken back by the up charge for an additional bowl of mild salsa.

The food was good. However we had the worst service I've ever had from any place. We waited at least 20 minutes to even be acknowledged. When we asked for more chips they said it costs 2 bucks for that. What??? How much do chips cost you ? I've never heard that. And they could've offered a refill for waiting so long. But nothing. Then when we got our food, no one checked on us, no one gave us refills or more napkins. They didn't ask for another alcoholic drink. But they were checking on people around us. Not even a bus boy came by to check on us. We had to go ask the manager for the check. When we told the manager he came over to listen to us but then did nothing. He didn't care. I don't recommend this place at all!! Go to Hacienda instead. You'll be treated like family there.

OH Pacos Tacos...what happened to you!?? Went with a large party of 9. We asked about splitting the bill and the waitress was very rude and stated " ONLY ONE CHECK ". I guess those working there aren't able to MATH if the check is split. The food is okay. And the reason for the 2 starts : 1. They charge you for refills of chips & Salsa! YES! , you read that right. For a large party of 9, we received 2 baskets of chips and 2 small bowls of salsa. Of course we are going to devour them. When I asked for more chips and salsa, the rude waitress said that they charge for chip & Salsa refills! Really??? I mean....really??? 2. My friend requested a side of sour cream ( w/ his enchiladas because it didnt come on the plate ). The server brought him a small cup of sour cream and when we got the bill, they charged him $3 for it. You might as well have gone to the grocery store and got a tub for that price. Oh Pacos Tacos. Never again. I was nice knowing you but there are definitely better Mexican restaurants out there. Next time we will take our money and go to FIESTA MARTIN.

Great service and good food. Chill vibe and on Sunday on a in the afternoon it the service was quick because it was almost empty

My carne asada burrito was mostly onions instead of carne asada. No ambiance, it was Friday at 1:00 but it was dead.

My neighborhood Mexican restaurant, easy parking but sometimes gets crowded as it shares the lot with many businesses. Food has alot of variety and great portions. Bar area as well, and plenty to choose from on the beverages. Fresh made to order tortillas, the best just don't let them get cold. They got two locations, one in the del Rey area which I haven't been but will check out. Not a bad spot if ever a craving.

What is it about this place that brings to mind the Mexican food places of my youth? Is it the chintzy decorations reminiscent of the Enchanted Tiki Room? The warm and friendly servers who are promptly available at a moments notice? The vast dining room with tables big enough for a dozen people and dimly lit corners for an intimate couple to enjoy their meal all under one roof? Truly this is a place of dichotomies but all of them lovely. And these all coalesce around a straightforward and delicious cuisine that brings to mind my first experience with handmade tortillas, beans refried in lard and sweet vs spicy salsa bowls. Eating here made me feel like a kid again and I know so few places that can do that. I've only tried a minor portion of the menu but can tell you I look forward to trying the rest. This will become a new spot in the regular rotation.

Times have definitely changed, my coworkers and I used to come here all the time after a long day of work and just wanted some fresh hand made tortillas, some chips and guacamole and of course the drinks and various Mexican dishes that were pretty tasty back then. I had forgotten why we stopped coming here and as soon as I almost chipped my tooth on the hard af chimichanga I remembered, food is not good anymore. My chimichanga and chile relleno combo wasn't good at all, the chile relleno was almost like in a corn dog batter and no sauce, the chimichanga was hard and meat inside was so burnt it was crunchy. The strawberry margarita I had was just okay but our waiter seemed like he was in a bad mood so I didn't wanna bother to send my food back. The rest of my party didn't like their food either, everyone mostly picked at the food, its all low quality now, no wonder it wasn't busy at all, they had all these empty tables and they still wouldn't sit us until our party was all there. Don't waste your appetite here.

This has got to be one of the worst restaurants I have ever been to. The bartender poured our margaritas from a plastic jug and then added a shot. They were extremely sour and unappetizing in appearance. The only saving grace was the carne asada, which was decent. However, the total cost for 2 margaritas, 4 beers, nachos, and two taco plates came to $150.00, which I found to be outrageous. I would have been more satisfied with the street tacos served by the vendor near the airport Marriott. I strongly recommend avoiding this place.

Lunch- The service was good. Chips, salsa, water served right away. Cheese enchilada/Chile, relleno combination plate. Beans and rice were very good. They used a fresh chili for the relleno. The sauce on the relleno was average at best. Enchilada sauce was good. Machaca & eggs. Good Both entrées were served with a choice of tortillas. Portions were huge. If in the area we would go back but I think next time I'll try the tacos. There is a full bar. We didn't try the cocktails.

Love this place. Food is always good. Fresh and flavorful. Been going here for a long time. Will continue for many more years

I grew up here; I damn near call this place home, and the last time I ate here all those feelings came rushing back. First, the service is always impeccable-- they really go the extra mile to show you they care while you're visiting. The ambiance? Fantastic, and only adds to my eating pleasures lol Last but not least: the food. Of course this comída HITS, it's friggin' amazing & every time I'm finished I'm full & looking forward to the next time I can visit. OF COURSE i'll be circling back when i'm back in So Cal. I love it here!

If I could give it zero stars, this place is the worst Mexican place I've ever eaten. The beans were full of lard. The rice was gross and nasty that taste like three day. Old rice and the burrito was the worst carne Asada I've ever had. I'm sitting here on my toilet making this review. It's been a nightmare the last hour. The ice water was nasty and it had food on the rim of the glass. This place should be checked by the city from dirtiness worst Mexican place I've ever eaten.

Terrrrrrrrrible!! Chicken and carne asada are boiled with absolutely not flavor! They must have no salt in the back because they don't use it Idk if they're trying to make this a tourist spot or what, but don't waste your money if you're looking for Mexican food.

Wow. This place is amazing. Whenever I get my mom from the airport this is our first stop! The salsa is so authentic, they have a spicy and mild so you can choose the level of spicy you like. I've always get either the build your own burrito, the tostada salad or the chili relleno/cheese enchilada combo platter and it's always amazing! My moms loves their Chili Verde entree and their tostada salad as well. Service is always incredibly fast and everyone is genuinely so kind here. 10/10 love this place. Wish I lived closer so I could go more often.