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    El Tepeyac Cafe

    3.3 (85 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    The biggest burrito with the best flavor!
    Marco M.

    This place is the best Mexican food I've had since Santa Fe. It's really very good; I had the green chili carnitas The staff were incredibly nice and the food was fresh and hot! The salsa and chips were made fresh too. I can't wait to go back!!!

    Holenbeck Burrito
    Art E.

    There is no parking so if you plan on coming here either get dropped off or plan to have a little hike because you will be parking very far away. The menu is very limited, which is sad because they have some delicious food at the other restaurants associated with this one, but primarily we wanted the Hollenback burrito which we were able to purchase it was exactly what we thought it would be. Service was relatively quick and the atmosphere is very modern which I like.

    Chili Verde Burrito
    RoseMary F.

    My friend lives in Whittier and invited me to join her for lunch at this nearly opened restaurant. It was fairly busy, it's good to see that the community is supporting them during this soft-opening phase. The have combo plates, and specialty dishes to choose from. We shared a Hollenbeck burrito with pork (instead of beef). The food was delicious and filling, just like the original location in Los Angeles. Our server was quick with taking orders, bringing water and drinks, we received service with a smile. Please note that Chips and Salsa are not complimentary, they must be ordered if you want to snack before your meal is served. Parking can be a challenge since this area has several restaurant and boutiques. I parked in an open "public" lot one block East of the restaurant. There is no charge for two-or-three hours, read the sign to avoid getting a parking citation! Sincerely, Rosemary

    Front of restaurant where you walk in

    The food is great tasting with generous portions and a unique appeal similar to the Evergreen location in LA. The service is friendly and the ambiance of the newly opened restaurant is pleasant. For this I consider a 5 Star However, I am rating this experience 3 stars because there are no accommodations for seniors or people with disabilities. It feels as though the focus is primarily on younger guests, leaving long-time patrons and those with accessibility needs overlooked. I hope the restaurant considers adding a dedicated section or better accessibility soon. Until then, takeout is the only practical option for seniors and disabled guests

    Price paid for Chile Verde Manuel special to go for 2-4 people with a side of chips.
    Ian L.

    I am a longtime Whittier resident and have been ordering the original Manuel Special from the Boyle Heights location since the 1990s. I have always been a huge fan of that burrito, so when I noticed an El Tepeyac location had opened in Whittier, I wanted to give it a try. I stopped by on Father's Day to pick up a burrito for my dad. When I was younger, he would make the drive to Boyle Heights specifically for a Manuel Special, so I thought it would be a nice surprise. First, the good. The burrito is actually pretty good. While it is not the original Manuel Special, it is clearly inspired by it and comes surprisingly close in flavor. I would have liked a little more guacamole, but overall I enjoyed it. The service was attentive, my order was ready in a reasonable amount of time, and they had the World Cup playing on the TVs while I waited. Now for the reason behind my rating. The menu listed the Chile Verde Manuel Special at $55, but my receipt shows that I was charged $75. Since I was there specifically to pick up a Father's Day meal for my dad, I chose not to spend time arguing about the discrepancy and simply paid for the order. What makes the price difficult to justify is that the original Boyle Heights location charges approximately $37 for its Chile Verde Manuel Special. I understand that different locations can have different pricing, and I wasn't expecting the Whittier location to match the original. However, being charged $75 for a burrito that is an imitation of the original rather than the original itself felt excessive. The burrito comes close enough to the original that I enjoyed it, but not close enough to justify paying more than twice what the original location charges. I've uploaded photos showing my receipt, the size of the burrito, and pricing from the original Boyle Heights location so others can make their own comparison. If convenience is your top priority and you don't mind paying a premium, you may enjoy it. For me, the pricing made it impossible to recommend.

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    Disappointing Experience -- Please Check Your Receipt I want to share my experience because I think customers should be aware of the pricing here. The prices we were charged were different from the prices listed on the menu. We specifically asked about the Manuel Special Burrito because we wanted to make sure we understood the price. I asked if the biggest burrito was $55, and he said yes. However, when I looked at my receipt afterward, I noticed I was actually charged $75 for the burrito. That price was not listed on the menu. I also noticed that I was charged more for the Mexican soda than the price indicated on the menu. I called to discuss the issue, hoping for an explanation, but unfortunately, the response was not apologetic. I was told, essentially, "If you know, you know--that's the price." I explained that we did not know, which is exactly why I asked before ordering. I was then told that he couldn't remember the conversation. If prices have changed, the menu should be updated so customers know exactly what they are going to be charged before ordering. Please be careful and ask about the price of everything before ordering, especially if the menu shows a different price. I don't mind paying for good food, but I do expect clear and accurate pricing and to be charged the price I was quoted.

    Asada Burrito

    I was so disappointed with this place. The ambiance was fine, and the restroom was clean, which I always appreciate. However, we were seated at a dirty table that hadn't been cleaned, so it wasn't a great first impression. The food was just okay. My daughter ordered the chicken taquitos, and she thought the chicken was very dry. The beans on her plate also looked dried out, almost like they had been reheated for too long in the microwave. I ordered the asada burrito. The flavor was good, but the meat was on the dry side as well. We also ordered a side of guacamole, and it was served brown, which made it seem like it had been sitting out for a while. I understand that restaurant prices have gone up everywhere, and I'm okay paying more for a good meal. But when I'm paying around $20 for a burrito, I expect it to be delicious, not just okay. What bothered me the most was the service. When our food was brought to the table, no one brought us utensils. We just sat there looking at our food, trying to get someone's attention so we could ask for forks. Unfortunately, our waitress never came back to check on us. The next time we saw her was when she brought the bill. Overall, the experience was disappointing. Personally, I won't be back, but hopefully others have a better experience than I did.

    Chile verde burrito
    Monica R.

    Tried this on a Friday afternoon for lunch and it was delicious. The burrito was packed with meat and there was lots of flavor. The service was great and the ambiance was chill. The chips and salsa could use some improvement the chips werte stale but it is still their soft opening. The place was packed but food came out pretty quickly.

    Dining room
    Gary D.

    Welcome to Whittier! The food offered at this location is the perfect amount of choices Pretty much a greatest hits. The restaurant is very clean and the space is big enough to accommodate a good amount of customers. The food is delicious and very nostalgic. My go to is always a Hollenbeck with on top and a Horchata. Ingredients are fresh and well seasoned. The service is fast and the staff is friendly and accommodating. I will be back .

    Chile Verde Hollenbeck Burrito
    Mark G.

    According to our waiter, this location has been in soft opening status for nearly 3 weeks, and grand opening is coming next week. I would have thought that the ordering and cooking bugs would have been worked out by now, but not yet. The issues began as soon as we sat down. Two baskets of chips were placed on our table, (for three of us), but no salsa. We had to wait for that. Then drinks came out haphazardly and with a good amount of time between each of ours. We never got the water we requested. Finally, my dad got his food first. Then awhile later my wife got served. I asked them to start eating because I didn't want their food to get cold. I waited and waited and finally had to flag the waiter down again, and it appeared he forgot that I had ordered too. I noticed other tables getting served piecemeal as well. When my burrito finally came it was ok, nothing to write home about. It was about $100 for two Hollenbeck burritos, a plate of Huevos Rancheros, three soft drinks, and a tip. I would hope the management reads these reviews and hires and trains more servers; cook or cooks; and bussers before the grand opening next week. Also, it is important for management to understand that my dad and many of the other customers are clearly senior citizens (probably with fond memories of the original location) who were all having a hard time with seating because the entire restaurant has only high top tables with really high chairs, and several customers were struggling to get up and down from these chairs. This could be dangerous. Because of this, I would say restaurant does not seem to be ADA-compliant at this time, but hopefully they will provide regular tables for seniors and disabled customers by the grand opening. In summary, we will simply take my dad to the original location if/when he wants to get his ETC fix.

    Whittier location * 1 cheese & 1 beef enchilada Rojas
    Jacqueline B.

    My parents would go to the El Tepeyac in Boyle Heights when they were dating and continued with taking my sister and I since we were little kids. So were are happy this location has opened up which is closer to us! This location is cute and a decent size. I love the big windows you can sit in front of and see the Main Street. Waitress was really nice and provided good service! Food was good but seems little tweaks have been made to some things. Rice seemed to have more of a heavy garlic smell / taste. I ordered the enchilada plate and it was delicious but they did go very light on the sauce, so we had to ask for more sauce on the side. El Tepeyac is known for its sauce or other great things of course. I know they're new and have to ride the wave but just wanted to give a little input on the sauce. I asked for more soda and the waitress asked me to remove my straw, so she can take my cup and provide a refill. Thought that was kinda of weird because why not just give me a brand new cup? So I had to hold my straw on a napkin so it doesn't touch food or the table. I'll add photos of Whittier vs Boyle heights plate.

    Taquito Plate

    Just came from there and the food was great. We're looking forward to our next visit. The service was great and the ambiance was good. I highly recommend the Flautas (so yummy).

    Viva Manny!
    Jake Q.

    Authentic Manny's food and immediate fit in. Lucked out in stepping with Mom for Mothers day yesterday with 'Live Mariachis' in attendance, for that special day. Only drawback is table seating is that of high chairs (elderly) and unexpectedly chips and salsa not complimentary.Will certainly head back. The front door was open and the Mariachi's hitten it (the Singing & Instruments!) to the street and noticed that El Tepeyac was to different for 'thee' Whittier Hispanics and other Whittier community residents' taste passing by there. If your new authentic Mexican cuisine and type of Mexican meat (the food!), The Hollenbeck Burrito, with chunks of red beef blocks/shredded is where want to start at. That meat makes their main entrees and if your a beaners eater - request extra on the entree.

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    Ask the Community - El Tepeyac Cafe

    Do they have a Full bar?

    No. Beer only.

    What is the phone number for Whittier location?

    They don't have a phone number as of yet. The food is fantastic, but the seating is high chairs (not a good idea if you're taking an elderly parent) I had a little trouble climbing up on to the chair. Also the prices seems much more steeper than… 

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