Very comfy indoor-outdoor Mexican restaurant/bar. Great service from everyone--I interacted with two bartenders and two waitstaff, and everyone was so kind and accommodating. Our party ordered a dish that was delicious but too spicy for our palates, and they were very flexible about removing it from the receipt (we didn't even ask; they offered!). Great vibes, huge TV in the outdoor spaces, and a very yummy take on the michelada. Plenty of room for friends...we WILL be going back. read more

Stopped by after a long drive. It was conveniently located by gas stations. They have an outdoor seating which I love because my son was able to play around. I'm sure looks even cuter at night with the patio lights. The staff were welcoming. Love the complimentary chips with bean dip. The inside had a bar and grand piano. My hibiscus margarita was refreshing! I ordered their carnitas enchiladas and it was pretty good. read more

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Excellent food, incredible hospitality! As a local Southern California Realtor, I show properties everywhere from the desert to the sea--including right here in the Los Feliz and Atwater Village areas. When you're out looking at real estate all day, you need a fantastic place to unwind, and @CasaChida was perfect. The service from the entire team was top-notch, but a special thank you goes to Rafael. His extra wonderful treatment truly made my clients feel right at home! The food was delicious. Our aguachile was just a little too spicy for our taste, but the staff could not have been more accommodating, quickly exchanging the dish for us without a single issue. Outstanding service and great food. Highly recommend! read more

Casa Chida - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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We visited this spot for the first time since its latest transformation, having known it previously as Home and Ivanhoe. The new owners have given the space a nice cosmetic refresh, though the patio remains as inviting as ever. We were warmly greeted by the hostess and chose to sit inside. Despite it being a Sunday evening, the atmosphere was relaxed and uncrowded. Our server, Jessica, was fantastic--friendly and attentive. I tried the Beef Birria Torta, which reminded me of the savory lechon sandwich from Porto's, paired with some truly delicious Mexican potatoes. My wife enjoyed her Avocado & Mushroom Hard Taco, though she noted the shell was a standard American-style hard taco rather than an authentic taco dorado. A tip on the drinks: I'd recommend sticking with the Jamaica, which was great for $6. However, I'd suggest skipping the La Playa Verde Mocktail. We paid $12 for a glass that was 3/4 filled with ice (as you can see in my photo), which felt like a poor value compared to the Jamaica. We capped the night with a delicious flan since they were out of tres leches. As they are still in their soft opening, I'd love to see café de olla added to the menu! Overall, great service and solid food. read more

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I came here with my Bf last night to try it out since it changed from Ivanhoe to Casa Chida and we were sat in a really small table since it was just us two. There weren't a lot of people on the inside and I was expecting to sit at a bigger table because in our table we could barely fit our drinks, waters, and our appetizers which were just chips so I was worried our main course would not fit in the table. The server was mumbling his words so it was so hard to understand him as well as the way he was tending to us when I would ask a question about the menu he seemed to be sarcastically questioning my question like he was unsure of the menu itself. He served us the chips and salsa and beans which was a small portion of the dips so my bf and I were hungry so once we finished it no one came to us for awhile to get our order and asked if we wanted more chips and salsa. He then took our order and after 10 mins he said our food would take 30-40 mins to cook which I just ordered a carne asada plate and my bf ordered a chicken enchilada. He mumbled the reason why it was gonna take a long time and just walked off. We ended up ordering more chips and guacamole because the food was taking so long and we were hungry. After 40 mins of waiting my bf and I were getting full off of chips and water that when the main meal got to our table we were not enjoying our food anymore. The food was okay, carne asada and chile relleno was salty and the rice was so little. They had a big group of people outside that came after we got seated and I feel like they were prioritized before us which was honestly annoying while we sat there waiting for someone to ask if we needed something or just check in on us after waiting that long. I probably would not have this place at the top of my list that I would eat at again. read more

Casa Chida - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Took the hubby here for a family dinner and was not disappointed. The food is amazing. The service was great and the decor even better. This place has been various things, and I feel like the new owners will be successful and hoping it remains authentic Mexican cuisine. One thing that especially stuck out was they weren't stingy with any sides and salsas. The layout is pretty much the same. I will be looking forward to booking their private dining area. It's a very cute spot and they altered themselves with the decor and the bar aesthetics. Plus the fireplace and water features outside give a calm and feng shui vibe. Thank you for having us and the large portions of food were a definite, plus! read more

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First time at Casa Chida. Thanks to a friend that is a regular. We had a wonderful time eating out in the patio and watching the game. We had so many appetizers that did not disappoint. The agua chile, esquite, friend bean and ceviche were our favorites. Tried their mole and it I enjoyed it. The serving sizes are very generous so be ready to eat here. The staff and owner were friendly and attentive. The space is very hip with a twist of Spanish hacienda. Cute, nostalgic and hip all around. read more

Casa Chida - Mole plate. Rice, beans and flour tortillas. - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Great food I loved the happy hour. Their carnitas pork sliders were so flavorful. Came with a side of chipotle dressing which was so yummy. The hibiscus margaritas were sweet and tangy at the same time. I loved everything. Great service, great music. Had a great time. Would totally recommend. read more

Casa Chida - Hibiscus margarita and cucumber pineapple margarita. - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I remember when this was Home , Ivanhoe, and now Casa Chida. The restaurants before were always busy and served a great brunch. Not sure what happened and now they are a full on Mexican restaurant. I love Mexican food so I'm all for it! Which makes another good Mexican option for the area. We were a large group (party of 12) celebrating a birthday. We came in around 6:30 on a Tuesday night. They have live music on Tuesdays so that added a nice touch to the birthday ambiance. Especially when the guitarist played "happy birthday" Service was really great. Staff were constantly checking in and we all felt really taken care of. We tried the margaritas (classic and hibiscus) and they tasted fresh and delicious. Not overly strong, solid drinks. They also provide complimentary chips with salsa and bean dip. The bean dip was really good - had a little kick to it. We were all fans of it. We ordered the grilled Chiles plate for our appetizer- about 6 jalapeños stuffed with cream cheese, bacon , and cheese with a side of chipotle sauce. YUM- think jalapeño poppers but better. No photos because they were gone in a flash. Majority of us ordered the 3 taco combination plate comes with rice and beans, the carne asada plate, Molcajete, carnitas plate, and tomahawk. For your 3 tacos you can choose from a variety of proteins- mix and match. On Tuesdays it's $17, regular day $19. My fav that I tried was the carnitas taco. We all agreed the birria taco was overly salty. The carne asada was good and that chile relleno was very good. The Molcajete came out hot and paired with homemade tortillas. The tomahawk plate was huge and came with chorizo queso fundido - Yummy. They brought out dessert and sang happy birthday! It was a pretty positive night. I would love to come back and try them out for brunch. All in all, it's a cool new spot and I shall return! read more

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Been here a couple of times and both were great experiences! Service was really good as well which definitely drew us to coming back! The chips and salsa + bean dip was really good. The salsa was warm which was different but tasted amazing esp when you dip it in both the bean dip and salsa. The burrito was good but it was just the meat and veggies - rice and beans were on the side but I think it would've been better inside the burrito. Still good and I liked how they gave half and half of each sauce. The owner was really nice and came up to our table multiple times too. The first time I went we sat inside bc it was raining but the second time we sat at a booth outside and it was such a vibe with the lights I really enjoyed it! Also good for a bigger group which can be hard to find in LA read more

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The food never disappoints. We've had the Molcajete, Asada plate and Carnitas plate. Food has amazing flavor. My wife loved the cantaritos drink and I liked the Con Amor beer. Waitress was great, friendly and attentive. The vibe of the place is great. read more

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The ambiance was nice, the service good, the margaritas tasty, but I was left wanting more from the food. My favorite item was the complimentary bean dip, which was delicious! Chilaquiles - 3 stars. I really didn't enjoy the taste of this at all. Queso Fundido - 3 stars. A bit too heavy and greasy, I didn't enjoy this much either. Tostada Salad - 3 1/2 stars. Best item of the brunch. This was good with a crispy and tasty shell, but the brown avocado was a turnoff for me. I think if a few of the menu items were tweaked a little this could be a really great addition to the Silverlake scene. read more

Casa Chida - Queso Fundido w chorizo, a bit too heavy for me. - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I went for Sunday brunch and had a poor first impression, will likely not be back. - They don't allow tacos to be sold à la carte; they only come in a plate. - We ordered the Guacamole Fresco, which comes with chicharrones, but weren't told they were out until we saw it missing from the plate (see photo).They still charged us full price, $14, and I've had better guacamole. -The Mushroom Hard Tacos were OK, but they were not satisfying at all. One star was for the refried beans; it was the best thing I ate. The second star was for the free parking. Our meal cost $75.54, excluding tip. (See photo). Overall, I gave it a try, and I wish them the best of luck! read more

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This location has been several incarnations over the years - Rudolpho's, Home, Ivanhoe, & now Casa Chida, which means cool house in Spanish. I must point out that the décor here is very cool. The vibe at the bar/lounge area is chill, and the Spanish music sets a festive mood. The dining room is spacious and the outdoor patio features cozy booths and a big screen tv. I met some friends here for Happy Hour on a Monday. I was pleasantly surprised to see that bartender Edgar was still here. (The new owners kept him from the previous establishment.) Happy Hour is from 3 - 6 pm and available anywhere in the restaurant, not just the bar. Every Monday Margaritas are on special all day. They also have deals for Taco Tuesday. We started with drinks and chips & salsa while contemplating our order. The chips were warm & fresh and came with Salsa Verde and creamy refried beans. Both dips were tasty. The Happy Hour Quesadilla contains Chicken Tinga ($13 HH). My friend ordered it, and I requested a plain cheese quesadilla. My other two friends had the Nachos ($10) & Carnitas Sliders ($9). The Quesadilla was loaded with cheese and came with a side of yummy guacamole. I really liked it. I also loved the margaritas. I had the Chida Margarita ($9 on Monday/$10 HH) and the Hibiscus Margarita ($11 on Monday/$12 HH). Both were delish and nicely balanced. The Hibiscus was a tad sweet for those who prefer a sweeter drink. My dining companions enjoyed their beverages and meals. Shout out to Edgar for taking great care of us. I have to say that out of the four incarnations Casa Chida is my favorite. read more

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This restaurant truly goes above and beyond in every aspect. The service is exceptional, and the staff are incredibly friendly, attentive, and welcoming. One of the owners, Rafael, was especially kind and generous, making us feel right at home. The atmosphere is outstanding, with great music and a vibrant ambiance that makes the entire dining experience even more enjoyable. I ordered the carnitas plate with a side of their salsa roja, and it was absolutely delicious. The molcajete is a must-try--it delivers an incredible fusion of bold, authentic flavors. To top it all off, the Jalisco Mule is a fantastic cocktail that's definitely worth ordering. Overall, this was an amazing experience from start to finish, and I will absolutely be coming back. Highly recommend! read more

Casa Chida - Jalisco mule - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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So happy to see this phoenix rise from the ashes. Still in its soft opening, but already knocking it out of the park. A little context: my best friend and I have been coming to this space through all its past lives--Rodolfo's, Home, Ivanhoe. We stopped toward the end, when things started slipping and the final concept felt like a tired last gasp. The banner alone was enough to send the message. So when Casa Chida started taking shape, we knew we'd be back. Today was the day. We came to celebrate what would have been my late mother's 70th birthday with a special brunch, and after spotting pozole verde on the menu, the decision made itself. Right away, seeing familiar faces from the Home and Ivanhoe days felt like a good omen. Chris was our server--still just as warm and gracious as ever (muito obrigado). Then the chips, salsa verde, and frijoles fritos hit the table, and it was clear: this place is legit and not messing around. I started with the pozole verde. Delicious. Bold, layered, and dangerously close to rivaling my own. There's a subtle spice in there I can't quite place--nutmeg, maybe? Whatever it is, it works. I'm already plotting a return trip just for another bowl. We also shared elote and taquitos. Both were strong. The shredded beef taquitos were especially good--rich, moist, and paired perfectly with the roasted salsa and guacamole. The elote was exactly what you want it to be--como si fuera de un elotero en las calles de la CDMX. The only miss for me was the huevos rancheros. The house sauce didn't quite match the depth and richness of everything else, and the tortilla leaned too crisp--more tostada than lightly fried. That said, the potatoes and beans on the plate were excellent. The $18 bottomless mimosas are a standout--great value and a fun spread of flavors. They use bottled Opera Prima rather than house-made, but honestly, at that price point, it works. The peach Bellini and blackberry were the favorites. The margaritas, on the other hand, are the real deal--made from scratch, smooth, and dangerously easy to drink. No neon sweet-and-sour nonsense here. These are legit, and they sneak up on you in the best way. For dessert, the churros didn't quite read as house-made, but they were still light, fluffy, and satisfying. The real star was the ice cream--rolled in what tasted like crispy fried cornflakes (or maybe fried churro bits?) and drizzled with caramel. That combination elevated the whole plate and made it worth ordering. We had a chance to chat with Rafael, one of the owners, and Ramon, the GM--both welcoming, present, and clearly invested. The official grand opening is set for May 1, just in time for Cinco de Mayo and Mother's Day. They've got live music and a DJ on weekends, with plans for comedy nights. The patio is spacious and relaxed--perfect for long, easy brunches. A Latin jazz band during the day would fit here beautifully. Bottom line: this place is back, and it matters. We'll be returning--again and again. read more

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Visited Casa Chida for a birthday party. Upon arrival, I was very impressed by the look of the restaurant. The outdoor area is so pretty and the fountain is calming. The bar and indoor area is very nice as well. The service was amazing. Our party was quite large and we were all served so quickly. I believe we also got to meet the owner because he explained how he had been open a few weeks and asked for our honest feedback. Everyone was so nice! I ordered the red enchiladas plate. My mom ordered the chicken arugula salad which she really enjoyed. I give it a 4 starts because I found the seasoning to be very strong. Either it was too much salt or too much spice for my enchilada plate- I can't tell. I would definitely go back and order something else. Oh, I also liked that they provide beans and salsa for chips. read more

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Came in for the lunch specials on a Monday. The waiter tried to upsell us to try the molcajete but we knew it'd be too much food. We settled for the burrito and torta special $15 each and one beer $9 Food was great however we were surprised to find out are bill was over $50. We questioned it on the way out asking for a receipt. They gave us an unitemized receipt showing only the total amount due of $61. We accepted it but something didn't seem right so we decided to ask once more. We were overcharged $25 read more

From the moment we walked in, we were greeted by a warm, friendly staff and a beautiful, modern ambiance. This place is brand new and already feels like the next hot spot--so glad we decided to check it out! On the weekends they have brunch from 10 am to 4 pm with great Mexican food choices like asada con huevos or chilaquiles, churro waffles, salads, tacos and even vegetarian options. The asada is cooked to perfection, melts in your mouth. The chicken juicy and tender. The churro waffles are a must try! Very popular with our kids. The guacamole is incredibly fresh and flavorful. I can't wait to have my own birthday event here and I can already tell I'm gonna be a regular here. With the outstanding and delicious food and the great service it's a win win. We'll be back soon for drinks and dinner, thanks for a great experience! read more

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Just stopped by this weekend and I definitely recommend if you're looking for fun drinks, authentic food and festive ambience. The margarita Jarrito is great and big enough to share. The house elotes were delicious ! The music was mainly cumbia that night so it was fun to watch people dancing on the patio. The staff was amazing and accommodating! Will come back next time I'm in town. read more

Casa Chida - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

We arrived for brunch on a Sunday greeted by a festive patio environment with a DJ. The food was mostly good, the highlights being the refried beans, salsas, and nopales tacos. I would have rated this four or five stars, but unfortunately our server looked at us sourly after an awkward moment of adding a tip on the spot due to the portable credit charge machines they carry. Also, there's a 3% kitchen service fee, which is essentially another restaurant adding a junk fee. First, my girlfriend tipped, but we tend to calculate before tax and we remove the junk fees. This took a moment for her to figure out, as opposed to choosing the calculated (after tax) options. There are other restaurants that have the percentages calculated based on the subtotal, so this practice is not unusual. We left a $10 tip for a tab that was around $60 after taxes. Our server's disappointment was obvious. What also struck me is I smiled at her on the way to the restroom, but she avoided eye contract and frowned. I understand that we're all facing tough economic times and I do sympathize with service workers, as I too also rely on tips for my own income. However, we didn't deserve to be treated this way. I could understand if we were really cheap or didn't leave a tip at all, but that was not the case. It's too bad because the service was great until the tip became an issue. As far as junk fees goes, many restaurants do this by offsetting costs. Again, I get it, but perhaps just have the added costs of running of a business applied to the individual items themselves. Raise your prices by 3%. Otherwise the additional fee that is easy to miss seems arbitrary and a little sneaky. I wouldn't say avoid this place. I actually liked it despite a couple issues. Unfortunately, we live in a time where these things could have happened anywhere. I can only wish our server the best, but personally as a customer and service worker, I would recommend reserving the display of displeasure to those that truly have earned it. read more

Just had Mother's Day dinner here (early) and the food was great! I've seen this location change since Rudolpho's, have really enjoyed the restaurants Home and Ivanhoe, but I'm so glad to have a great Mexican place nearby that is non-hipster like Salazar (which is still good, but just sayin'). I made a reservation and when we were asked inside or outside, son and his dad said inside, but the place we got was next to a loud table. The acoustics inside definitely haven't changed, there's no drowning out loudness. So, I promptly asked for outside, the first table they suggested was meh, so I asked for a booth, that one was directly in the sun, but we were going to make do, but the host was gracious enough to notice it was not great, so he moved us to a shaded booth. I was very appreciative and the servers and bus boys were so nice. Our waiter, the man who took our order, was lackluster and inattentive, I have no idea why. He just walked up and didn't say anything, no smile, so I said a cheerful "hello!" and started ordering. Other than that, everything else was great. Complimentary chips with salsa verde and bean sauce, so good! For an appetizer, son wanted to try the grilled jalapenos (not hot). They were fine, they come with chipotle sauce, which was good. I just thought there was too much Oaxaca cheese. For our mains, we all had tacos. I love that you can choose three different tacos. I had the chicken, the birria (my favorite), and the nopales. They come with Spanish rice and refried beans. For dessert, we shared the churros and ice cream. So yummy! Oh, I also had the spicy Chida Margarita, which was also great. Rafael, one of the owners, stopped by a few times to check on us and was so nice. He really made up for the waiter. I look forward to going again! read more

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It was my first time trying Casa Chida, and I will definitely go back! The ambiance, food and service were all really great!

The vibe was so nice and the service was absolutely exceptional! Food was delicious and the drinks were so so good. We will definitely be back! read more

The food was delicious. I went for my birthday with my family. The ambience is amazing. They have a patio with plenty of seating. The service was top tier. I would be coming back again. read more

Casa Chida - Michelada - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Had such an amazing time with my family Friday night. The food & service were amazing! And what a beautiful location. Thank you to Ramon for your hospitality can't wait to go back! read more

This place has so much potential. It's such a beautiful place with a great outdoor patio. The problem is that the food is inconsistent. We been here 3 times and each different time the quality of the food varies. Sometimes the food is great, like the first time we visited. Unfortunately, the last time we were here the food was terrible that we had to send it back. My partner got a cheese enchiladas and the cheese on the inside was not cooked at all, not melted. Just plain shredded cold cheese. She send the food back. I got the ceviche and it was terrible. It was clearly old and not fresh. The tomatoes were mush along with the texture of the fish. I really hope they figure it out because I want to support this business. The margaritas here however are consistently fantastic and the service is always good. read more

Came here on a Sunday for brunch. I was curious to try this place since the last time I was here the establishment was Ivanhoe restaurant. Not much has changed as far as the decoration and styling of the restaurant. They have a nice outdoor patio for dining with a large screen to watch sports. The food was ok. I ordered the chilaquiles with added carne asada. The flavors were decent but definitely could've used a steak knife to cut the asada. We also ordered the guacamole fresco, which was suppose to come with chips and chicharrones. Although very friendly, our server didn't tell us they were out of chicharrones until we asked, but still charged us full price for the item. The tortilla chips were good and their salsa and bean dip were good. I'd say the restaurant leaves much to be desired. read more

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We Will definitely be coming back again. Food was incredibly good. I was glad to finally have found a place that still puts care into their cooking. Drinks had the perfect blend of being flavorful but still give a good buzz. Big thanks to Ramon and the other server for giving great hospitality. I recommend margarita Monday if you got the day off want to relax. read more

Casa Chida - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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YUM! Had dinner there last week before a show. Had a three-taco dinner, my favorite being the Conchinita Pibil. The margaritas were tasty and the ambiance, for the area, is unparalleled. Check out their patio! Very nice, caring service. I look forward to returning for brunch! read more

Being that I've passed through here many times, I finally decided to stop by and give it a try on my own. As a Latino, it's always great seeing new Mexican restaurants come to life, you hope they bring great food, service, and atmosphere. I try to keep my reviews honest, just sharing my experience. I ordered the guacamole fresca, which comes with chips and is supposed to include chicharrones. Unfortunately, the chicharrones weren't included, and it wasn't mentioned, which was a bit disappointing. The portion of chips also felt a little small for the amount of guacamole. I also noticed in other reviews that others received complimentary chips, salsa, and a bean dip, which wasn't brought out to me during my visit..so I wasn't sure if that depends on certain hours of the day or something else ? Lol But other than that the guacamole was flavorful, fresh and overall delicious. For my entrée, I ordered the asada plate with a chile relleno, beans, rice, and corn tortillas. The asada was really flavorful, just cooked a bit more than my personal preference, but still pretty tender. The beans were good, and everything paired well together. The only part that didn't hit for me was the rice. It felt a bit dry and under seasoned. I feel like sides should be able to stand alone so if it's not at least in the same conversation as abuela's, you're gonna notice, id love for that to be improved cause i love me some mexican rice! For dessert, I ordered the churro ice cream, which isn't listed on the menu. When I asked my server what desserts were available, I was only told "flan or ice cream," so I didn't really know what to expect. What came out was actually a churro ice cream dessert rolled in a crispy wafer-like coating and topped with chocolate sauce. Honestly, it was probably the best ice cream dessert I've had. Everything complemented each other perfectly. Probably the star of the night for me. Overall, there were a few small things with communication and consistency that could be improved, but the flavors are there and I enjoyed most of the meal. I know the restaurant is still very new and has only been open for about 3 months, so I'm looking forward to seeing how things continue to improve and come together. Wishing them nothing but long term success, I'll definitely be back to try other items! read more

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One word: molcajete!! Absolutely delicious. The owner and staff were super friendly and made my party feel right at home. It will be my new hangout spot. read more

Yummy food & good service! Together our table shared an asada tostada, 3 tacos of birria/vampiro/tinga, and the cochinita pibil plate. Their Jamaica was delicious and the complimentary chips and salsa/beans were great, too. Next time, I'd avoid the vampiro and tinga tacos -- but everything else hit the spot. read more

0/5 stars I was really looking forward to trying Casa Chida after driving all the way from Orange County because the restaurant looked beautiful and the food photos were so inviting. Unfortunately, the experience was incredibly disappointing. We were greeted and seated right away, but then waited 40 minutes before anyone came to take our order. During that time, we noticed three other tables also waiting to be helped. In fact, one guest had to walk up to our server while he was taking our order just to ask if someone could finally take theirs. After placing our order, we waited another 20 minutes while those same three tables received their food before us. A server eventually stopped by to say they would check on our order, but after waiting another five minutes with no update and no food, we decided to leave. I understand that busy sundays happen, but what was most disappointing was the lack of communication and management. A simple apology, update, or acknowledgment would have gone a long way. Instead, we spent over an hour waiting and left without ever receiving our meal. It's unfortunate because the restaurant has a beautiful aesthetic and seemed very promising, but this experience completely changed my perspective. I sincerely hope management addresses these service issues, because the restaurant has the potential to be great. read more

When I say that this place on a fluke, I mean it. We had tickets to a show and only had an hour for dinner. My husband opened Yelp and I scrolled to the third choice which happened to be Casa Chida. They're still in their soft opening so they don't have it all together yet. But the inside is gorgeous and outside seating is pretty great. There's no drink menu, they're still "working it out". We were a little put off by the fact there is absolutely no indications of what drinks they have. We went with simple classic margaritas. They were fine, but I'm almost positive they had wine as an ingredient. They ended up being $14 each. I would not pay that much for what it was. My party chose the taco combos which were $16 and included 3 tacos of your choice, and sides of rice and beans. I chose the Carne Asada, crispy, shredded beef, and the grilled fish taco. The Carne Asada tasted good, but the taco looks sad. The crispy shredded beef taco lacked toppings. The fish taco offended me by being smothered in old bay and was very offputting with the pico, lettuce and sour cream.. The positives were the rice and beans, and of course the chips and salsa. We loved the location, the vibe, and the extensive menu. But please, please print out a drink menu, and maybe put some attention towards the tacos. read more

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Absolutely loved this place! The food was full of flavor and tasted fresh and homemade. The salsa had the perfect kick, the Molcajete amazing and the portions were generous. You can really tell they put love into their cooking. The staff were soo friendly and family oriented, and the atmosphere & aesthetic made it even better. The inside totally surprises you, definitely making this my spot. Owners Raphael & Manuel were so friendly and made sure everything was good. Ramon was a great server. 10/10 experience tbh read more

Casa Chida - Photo Op - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

The service is amazing! Everyone is extremely friendly and contact checking in. The space is very nice and clean. It almost feels like being in a cabin. There are no negative things I could say about their food. The chilaquiles were delicious. Their mole is also amazing, definitely must try. We also had a carajillo which looked and tasted great. I definitely recommend this place. Plenty of parking and plenty of space inside. read more

Casa Chida - Chida Michelada - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Yummy food and great brunch!! The staff were friendly and informative as well! Will definitely be back!

Soooo good! Definitely recommend the food is delicious, authentic, and flavorful. We also got the guacamole and I wish I took a picture of it but it was fresh ! The service was great and the staff was so sweet and welcoming. The ambiance is great it's calming, you can sit outside or inside. If you are in search of great , authentic Mexican food try this place out you won't regret it ! read more

Casa Chida - Chicken mole - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Great experience since the start, plenty of parking, the patio at the entrance is ideal for brunch with shade from the trees around, the service is very good and quick, the food I ordered was on point with the traditional mexican taste and seasoning. The owners Manny and Rafael approach the table to ask for feedback and inviting to celebrate any party or event with them with good prices. If you come, try; "Huevos con Machaca", "Ceviche", the "Chida Chilaquiles" and the mocktails and cocktails with their house mixer "Elixir Hibiscus & Chamomile" Ideal for families, drinks and happy hour. read more

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