Best tamales ever !! So juicy not dry at all you guys need these in your life !! Perfect amount of…read moremeat and sauce the owner is so sweet and the vibes are always great!!!!!!

i had the strawberry tamale, chicken tamale and wagyu taco and everything was delicious definitely…read morerecommend and will come back!

I ordered the "Honey Almond Milk Tea" and loved the overall flavor of this beverage. It had enough…read morestrength so the tea notes could shine through without it being too heavy on the milk. The honey is a lovely touch to the Almond Milk tea and really elevated the flavor profile. I definitely would get order again but would request from 25% sweetness to 0% as it was a bit on the sweeter side for me (personal preference). I had a great interaction with the person who made my tea. He even kept it in the fridge so it stayed cool while on the drive over. The shop itself was cute and definitely intrigued me to come back. There was also plenty of parking out front. All in all, this small business is definitely worth a visit. I will be visiting again soon

Cute spot! A few weeks ago, My son and I had some time before an appt nearby, so we found the…read moreclosest boba spot with a snack. The exterior may not look like much but the interior is cute! Great for kids or teens to meet up and do homework or hang out or get a snack after school. We ordered a boba drink, I forgot which one but it was pretty good. Try them all! We also got a fried chicken thing. It's not like Hiccups or Cha for Tea but decent. My son liked the little vending machines. We got some coins stuck and couldn't get it out so they did refund us $1. Parking can be tricky since there are other shops there. All in all, cute spot! The other food look good! Might come back! Thank you!

My friends and I had a Christmas tamale potluck and I got my bunch at Olmeca because they were one…read moreof the ones featured in Eater. I ordered the green pork and the birriria ones. We tasted each of tamales That everyone bought and we all voted for the 7 dollar each tamale! ( 5 dollars would of been more the price point I would expect for upscale tamales when you get get some for 2 bucks)As pricey as they were for tamales, it was the perfect bite with the masa and meat combination. I don't like when lots of masa and barely any stuffing. These tamales were made very well, masa was moist and the insides were well season. Super tasty! Wish it was spicier but I like my food spicy, just a preference. A must try if you have the money to splurge

Found Olmeca on several best tamales of LA lists (e.g., Thrillist, Eater LA) - it's a pop-up (IG…read more@olmeca.__. I pre-ordered some tamales and picked them up at Holy Grounds in El Sereno. The tamales were 6 for $40 ($7 for one) with a choice of three kinds. I wish the mole ones were offered but I'll have to get them another time. Duck mole tamales! The tamales were moist and soft (but not mushy). The layer of masa was thin and there was plenty of well-seasoned meat. The meat wasn't dry either. And the tamales came with various toppings (cheese, salsa, crema). You could tell that the tamales were made with love. They're also free of pork lard. The woman behind the pop-up, Yunia Fumes Mata, works at Bestia, one of the best restaurants in LA.

Nayarit style mariscos in the Inland Empire. Skip to the end where I have a small blurb on how to…read morefind them because I was actually heading to this location before checking their IG/ stories and finding that they were located elsewhere (late 10/2025). They specialize in Nayarit-style barbecued fish and other mariscos. I've read about their story and a bit of the back story about the and been wanting to have a meal prepared by them for a while now. They sell whole fish and charge by the pound. I won't get into the method and history of the cooking style, but it was a fun read if you have the time to look it up, etc. I'm not sure what their entire menu is, because when I found them, I knew I was going to order the pescado zarandeado. I do know that they offer camarones and pulpo (shrimp and octopus) for an additional charge. I added the camarones but passed on the pulpo (I personally just don't eat octopus anymore) and its just an additional $5. I was by myself and Anthony told me that the smallest fish they had was about 2 pounds at about $20/per. So overall, I spent a little more than I wanted to for a lunch, but it lasted me almost a couple more meals, so it didn't feel expensive - on the contrary - it felt like a great deal for delicious seafood and the shrimps were pretty large. The platter comes with accoutrements like onions, cucumbers, and juicy limes. They also make fresh corn tortillas, which are oh so fluffy and wonderful. At location I was at (more on that below), I was sitting in a yard with set up tables and I bought an agua fresca, but also was able to open a couple of my own beers (as long as I wasn't getting sloppy - the gentlemen there told me he had issues with some folks thinking it was okay to get plastered and driving away). I really wanted just enough beer for the pairing and to wash the food down. These type of experiences are the ones where it makes me feel like a background character/person getting to experience an Anthony Bourdain hosted travel/food show and they are among my favorite culinary experiences. There are a couple of locations that they use/used, but they move around and during my visit, I was talking to the Anthony and they are currently in flux and looking for a permanent or semi-permanent location. It's best to look at their IG page and/or stories to find out where they are (look for Mariscos Los Corchos on IG). I made the mistake of not doing that and started heading to their Jurupa Valley/ Riverside location. This spot is closest to where I actually had a meal, which was in Muscoy, near a corner of State Street and Mallory (which happens to be really close to another taco spot I love)

Mariscos in the IE!…read more Food was incredible! Very delicious and made to order. The portions are not very big and pricing is a bit high. Service: we got seated right away; however some of our orders got lost and we did not receive part of an order for over an hour. Ample seating: tv is always on. Great place for Sunday family outing. Overall rating 9/10

The pupusas are amazing and gluten free! We usually take them to-go and they are always still…read morepiping hot when we get home and the cabbage salsa on the side is a necessity!

Food was delicious only thing is I went at closing so had to take it to go and we all know food…read moredoesn't taste the same when taken home anyway it was delicious so I can only imagine how much better it could've been will definitely have to try again

The loaded burrito had multiple meats in it which was a nice flavorful treat…read more The tacos and quesadillas also hit the spot. The crispy cheese crust is a signature of FLACCO and definitely makes the tacos stand out. A little bit of a wait for my order but you can't rush perfection and the end result definitely delivered. Was set up as a pop up across the street from a papa John's in the neighborhood and close to the pike bar for late night drunk snacking. Worth a try :)

The only place I'll ever order a chicken burrito from. It has so much flavor, especially with the…read morecheese crusted.

The spicy sausage is a beautifully balanced blend of seasonings with a satisfying snap when you…read morebite it. Super yummy Five stars Would Nom again

The food is delicious. I always get the chicken breakfast sandwich. the chicken sausage is…read moreawesome... cooked very well and not dry at all. the egg is cooked perfectly. the bread is delicious. the dudes who run this are really nice, too. it's the kind of place you feel good spending your money.

Not the best of hospital cafés but its ok, just ok... Some of the veggies can be heavy handed in…read morethe oil or butter, and the sandwiches are almost always toasted in butter. Not so healthy, considering its a hospital cafeteria. The salad bar is always cold and the salad and veggies are usually pretty fresh and crisp, and it's really cheap only 16¢ an ounce! The daily selections are ok, nothing to rave about but meh it's hit or miss. What's really disappointing is the clam chowder, not clammy, not potato-y either just a lot of creamy nothing! I don't recommend it, it's more like a cream of celery soup. The chicken soup is also disappointing, tastes like canned Campbell's soup.. Blehhhh! So if your hear stick with the salad bar or a sandwich , or a daily selection depending on what's on the menu ..like I said before ok food, not bad but not particularly good either

Hidden gem the food is so good and high quality and they have great prices and the staff is super…read morefriendly