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    Los Antojitos

    3.9 (51 reviews)
    InexpensiveMexican
    Open 6:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Casual
    Quiet
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Kimberly A.

    Chilaquiles were delicious! Great news it's no longer cash only! You can pay via zelle. Very authentic Mexican food (my husband can vouch for this as well). My friends go here quite a lot and they love it!

    Cheryl S.

    I really enjoyed the atmosphere of this place. It definitely felt like a local hole-in-the-wall spot with a comfortable feel that definitely places you on the eastside. Boyle Heights, without a doubt! There are ample parking spaces in the back and you can enter/exit through the back or the front. The service is on point. The complimentary salsas (two levels of spice and texture) as well as the fresh guacamole (muy rico!) with the restaurant style tortilla chips are a great enticing introduction to what you're about to eat. I ordered the enchiladas de pollo (chicken enchiladas) con mole based on another review that I read (this was not on the menu) and was pretty satisfied with my meal. Moles la Tia, in my opinion, still has the best mole in the area but this was still a great meal and definitely made me full with the frijoles (beans) y arroz (beans and rice) combination. The jamaica was good and my friend was satisfied with her flautas combination and horchata. I would definitely come back when I'm craving a "home cooked" type of meal and a comforting atmosphere. It's a great place to stop in during a work lunch since the service is pretty fast. I'm still salivating thinking about their guacamole and salsas. I should have taken them "to go" :)

    Quesadilla grande de pollo with free homemade guacamole.
    Cinny R.

    First time here today and I was pleasantly surprised by this super cute hole in the wall restaurant! Such great Mexican food! The most expensive thing on the menu was probably $9 so it's definitely affordable! *^*^*~CASH ONLY *^*^*^*~ Everything is home cooked! The salsa, the warm freshly made tortilla chips! The pico de gallo with its nice kick. The very hot jalapeños and carrots and onion curtido! So right when you enter before you get your free salsa and chips, you'll notice the frescoes! The murals not only outside but inside the small restaurant! So beautiful and colorful! They have quetzals and women in traditional Mexican clothing. They have every table with a poster from a tourist Destination in Mexico. They have landscapes of realistic Mexican countrysides and pyramids. The walls have artisanal clay decorations. An eclectic taste of Mexican art and beauty. Needless to say very happy and homey dinning ambiance. I ordered a giant chicken quesadilla. Guacamole was not extra! Also came with a side of beans and cheese all for $6! Delicious. There was a lot of cheese and chewy grilled chicken. I hate when a quesadilla doesn't have the right chicken to cheese ratio. This one was perfect. I also had a Jamaica. Ok. Jamaica is tricky because I've had some that are too sweet that you can tell there was an artificial product added. Whether it be artificial sugar like corn syrup or sweetener. This was not the case at Los Antojitos. Which if you don't know, translates to the lil cravings. I had a big craving for Jamaica and I was happy it was homemade and not ridiculously sweet. I could taste the slight bitterness of the jamaica flower! My uncle had the huevos rancheros. Not spicy and very runny in sauce. He mentioned how funny it is to go to different Mexican restaurants and see their huevos rancheros style. He was happy with this new one. Overall. TL;DR A++ yelp friendly, has won awards. Homemade with love. Authentic,affordable, Mexican food. (Cops eat here a lot because the police department is right in front/ waitress and menu are bilingual. ) *Easy parking out front and in the back. Breakfast is not served all day and ends at noon.

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    Judith N.

    It's more 3 3/4 star. The albondigas was pretty good. I didn't need to add much just a splash of lime and some pepper and it was perfect to taste. I'm use to albondigas with certain vegetables but here they had cabbage in it. It was pretty good. The salsa was delicious. Perfectly spiced. I practically drank the bowl of salsa with the crispy tortilla chips. On the other hand, the enchilada and chile relleno plate was underwhelming. The sauce was basic and didn't have the good spices I'm used to. The beans was also bland. So, the dishes had me conflicted. One dish was pretty good the other was not. Just avoid the chile relleno and enchilada.

    D J.

    This is my favorite restaurant in all of Los Angeles. It is super clean, has the friendliest service anywhere and the food is fresh and delicious. Please know it is a "cash only" restaurant. It is frequented by the local LAPD, LAFD and several local politicians, so *you KNOW* the menu and food is good. I'm a picky eater put I pick Los Antojitos as my favorite restaurant in LA because I get the most for my dollar here. Of course there are the "uppity" restaurants in DTLA which I love -for the special occasion and where you will PAY dearly- but for a place that feels and tastes like home, this is it.

    Robert K.

    Stopped in to try the albondiga soup (based on a recommendation of a friend) and I was greeted by a very friendly server that made feel at home. Turns out the food (and service) is great! I will be going back to sample more

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    Macias G.

    So I ate at this place called los antojitos directly in front of the Hollenbeck Police station. I was greeted and was offered a cup a coffee as I walked in. It felt like home. I ordered huevos rancheros. For this that don't know what huevos rancheros are they're fried eggs over a fried tortilla with a tomato based Spicy sauce. Thy come with beans and rice on the side. They were amaaaaaaaaazing they took back, they reminded of the ones my mom made for my brother and I as kids. I give it 2 thumbs up a like and a share. I commend this place.

    Beautiful wall art in dining area. Incredibly clean like nothing I've seen before!

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    Nice little mom and pop shop located across from hollenbeck police station. Amazing food. Will be coming back when I'm near the area.

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    4.4
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    2.2 mi
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    Cute spot, very clean staff all very busy but still have time tontine care of your order which is…read morevery admirable. The tacos de cabeza!!!!! Wow they are amazing. The way the perfect thin tortilla just lets you taste all the meat and sauce perfectly (I want some as I'm writing this). I can really see why this place is so popular.

    Had this bookmarked for ages!…read more I showed up on Sunday night at 815p and there were only two parties ahead of me. I read rumors of lines, but YMMV depending on when you show up. The menu is quite simple, but beware that no prices are listed on the main menu, but they are on the paper menus. They accept Apple Pay/credit cards. I ordered the asada burrito and the pollo caramelo and added the grilled poblano (as recommended on Yelp!). The tortillas were the true stars -- soft, nice chew, with a buttery mouth feel (probably lard). The fillings were just ok. The inside reminded me of a Taco Bell 7 layer burrito -- a lot going on but all the flavors kinda blend together. I (incorrectly) thought the beans were refried, but they are not. Whatever is going on inside, I didn't find much structure. The burrito was the best. The caramelo was a lazily folded burrito. I read that it was like a quesadilla, but I couldn't disagree more. I would skip this next time. I spent $25 and it was a lot of food, but I wasn't impressed, especially given the hype and the fact that LA should really be the pinnacle of Mexican food. Not sure if I'll make a second trip here.

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    COSTILLA BURRITO 2.0: grilled steak, chunky guacamole, monterey jack cheese, pinto beans & chiltepin salsa
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    DAMA

    4.4
    (1.4k reviews)
    2.4 mi
    $$$

    Was brought here by a friend as they knew I was a foodie and wanted to show me their favorite tapas…read morespot Downtown in the Fashion Distric for an early birthday celebration. Cute building with lovely patio seating: from the trailing hanging pothos plants, Spanish tiles, to relaxing latin-house music the vibes were welcoming. I'm not much of a drinker though, when asked if I wanted to make my pina colada a "float" I thought incorrectly about ice cream. It was graciously explained that you take an additional shot of rum and float it on top of the drink or mix in to make it extra boozy. The pina colada is top notch they hollow out a real pineapple to make the drink and it's the size of your face! The watermelon cocktail was delicious and there is also a mezcal option. Tasted like if a watermelon aqua Fresca was combined with a margarita, there is a hint of salt that brings out the fruit sweetness. We special ordered a bunch of different proteins and vegetables at half portions to make a feast: Aguachile- Light refreshing starter, kanpachi perfectly marinated and great for the summer heat. Crispy potato- Phenomenally done fingerling potatoes. Whipped beans- Carnitas on top made this dish. Fried chicken tacos- Found the chicken slightly on the dry side, if there was a creamy/thicker sauce would be even better... nothing wrong with flavor, good mild heat. I did enjoy the fresh shredded cabbage and carrots, reminded me of bahn mi. Empanadas- Loved the acidity of the sauce that cut through the fattiness of the ground meat. Light shell. Crispy Squash flower- Delicate crunch, like an angelic version of a jalapeno popper. Lamb chops- Definition of "treat-yourself" luxurious meat lollipops. Celery salad- Simple dish but the lemon flavor and tartness really helped break up the richness of other dishes. Churros- Light crunch and small, petite dessert. The thin caramel sauce is addicting. Fine dining, for those special occasions or if you just want to splurge for a morale boost highly recommend this restaurant. Valet parking or park across the street or around the corner in a lot for $5-10.

    We've probably been to Dama two dozen times. It's one of our regular spots and we love it…read more First of all the service is always great. The staff are lovely humans who really seem to care about their customers. We have some faves on the menu. The bean dip is fabulous and I'm addicted to the baby gem salad. They have recently amped up the filling in the delicious crispy squash blossoms and I love the acidity and heat. The fish is also a hit in my books. One dish that doesn't work for me is the lamb chops, which is a shame since it's my favorite protein. I've ordered them multiple times with clear instructions on temperature and have found them overcooked and tough. The beef tostada was just ok. Whilst I loved the pickled veg on the side, the beef was underseasoned. It wasn't bad - just not up to the standard of other dishes. The vibe in the place is welcoming and the restaurant is nicely appointed. We will continue to be regulars and it's really worth trying if you haven't been yet.

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    Lovely interior and decor -- summer getaway
    Lovely interior and decor -- summer getaway
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    Guelaguetza Restaurante

    3.9
    (3.2k reviews)
    5.0 mi
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    Curbside pickup during COVID-19
    Family-owned & operated

    If you're looking for authentic Oaxacan cuisine in Los Angeles, Guelaguetza Oaxacan Restaurant is a…read moremust-visit. Located between Koreatown and Pico-Union, this restaurant delivers an outstanding dining experience from the moment you're seated. My wife and I both ordered the Mole Coloradito with chicken, and it was absolutely delicious. One detail we really appreciated was being able to choose between white meat or dark meat--a thoughtful touch that lets you customize your meal to your preference. The mole was rich, complex, and full of flavor, exactly what you would hope for from a restaurant known for its Oaxacan specialties. As a welcome appetizer, they bring fresh chips and salsa to the table, but what really impressed us was when they replaced the salsa with their incredible mole sauce. It was so good we found ourselves dipping everything into it. Both meals were served with rice that was perfectly cooked with a great consistency and flavor. For those feeling adventurous, give the Chapulines (grasshoppers) a try. They may sound intimidating, but they were surprisingly enjoyable and added to the authentic experience. The staff was exceptionally friendly, attentive, and patient with those of us who are not fluent in Spanish. Their hospitality made us feel comfortable and welcomed throughout our visit. Great food, authentic flavors, and wonderful service make Guelaguetza a restaurant we'll definitely be returning to. Highly recommended!

    What a horrible experience, never again The waitress were…read moresuper rude and make all of us feel so uncomfortable We order the mole, was sweet and a plate of shrimp, what a bad presentation of the plate Our party in total was 14 persons and they didn't want to give us separate checks Never again!!!!

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    Beautifully painted mural outside of Guelaguetza Restaurante
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    Mirate

    Mirate

    4.2
    (1.1k reviews)
    6.0 mi
    Private events
    Outdoor seating

    Girl dinner on the open-air patio, and everything worked: food, drinks, and service that was…read moreattentive without hovering. Mírate is known for its agave program (ranked among the best bars in North America, with a dedicated mezcaleria), and it shows even in simple orders. Our skinny spicy marg, skinny Cadillac, and two ranch waters were all clean and well balanced. The crab & cheese buñuelitos, the taco de ribeye, and the potatoes & piquillos, which quietly outperformed for a $10 side. One note for fellow spice-sensitive folks: the salsa molcajete is their mildest salsa, but it still had a kick for me. My friend's branzino arrived beautifully charred and plated. If you're gluten-free or celiac, this kitchen gets it. They swapped in corn tortillas without hesitation and took care of my celiac friend with zero stress. Not a given, even in LA. The multi-level space is stunning, so come a few minutes early to take it in. Parking is easy too: valet at the restaurant or 2 lots about a block away. Already planning what to order next time.

    I was really hoping to leave a positive review, but unfortunately that wasn't the case…read more I've been to Mirate before on June 20, and my experience then was nothing like my visit on July 10, 2026. One of the reasons I recommended Mirate is because it's known for being a highly rated modern Mexican restaurant with exceptional service and knowledgeable staff, especially when it comes to tequila and mezcal. Unfortunately, that was not my experience at all. Before ordering food, I asked our server about the differences between the mezcals and which flight they would recommend. The only explanation I received was, "It's just different families, so I'd go with the higher quality one." There was no real information or guidance, and it was obvious they didn't know much about the mezcal selection. I ended up choosing one based solely on what sounded best. We were then informed that the menu had recently changed and is now mostly tapas. That's perfectly fine, but I noticed several items from my previous visit were still available, so I figured I'd order a few favorites along with some new dishes. Most of the food was actually great. The ribeye tacos, tostada, and buñuelitos were all delicious. However, the carne asada was extremely disappointing. We only sent back one plate because I felt bad sending both, and that's when a manager (the gentleman with the man bun) came over. He explained that they have a new chef from Oaxaca, but what confused me was that they were serving Argentinian-style steaks as their carne asada. Instead of a traditional Mexican-style cut, it was thin, flat, and honestly looked like a breakfast steak. For a restaurant that prides itself on being a modern Mexican restaurant, serving Argentinian steak as carne asada just didn't make sense to me. To his credit, he removed both carne asada plates from our bill, which I genuinely appreciated. After that, he asked if there was anything else we'd like. I personally said no, but someone else at the table asked for one more ribeye taco. The manager replied, "You know what? I'll bring you one, and I'll bring them another too." Naturally, I assumed he was offering the extra taco as a goodwill gesture since I hadn't ordered anything else. Imagine my surprise when I looked at the bill and realized both tacos had been added to our tab. I wasn't going to argue over the price of a taco, but it was frustrating because I never asked for it. In fact, I ended up giving that taco away to my friends. If it wasn't complimentary, it shouldn't have been presented as if it were. Another thing worth mentioning is that while the carne asada portion has clearly gotten much smaller, the price remains exactly the same, which doesn't seem justified. Overall, my biggest disappointment is that there was no indication when making the reservation that this was essentially an experimental period with a new chef introducing major menu changes. Had I known beforehand, I never would have recommended Mirate for our dinner, and to be completely honest, I probably wouldn't have made a reservation at all. I only get two days off each month, so this was supposed to be something I could really enjoy. Instead, it honestly felt like a waste of my time and money. I'm sorry to say that while there were a few good moments, they faded very quickly. Unfortunately, the negative parts are what have stayed with me, and that's what I'll remember most about the experience. It's disappointing because I know how great Mirate can be since I experienced it just a few weeks ago. I truly hope they can regain the quality of food, service, and overall experience that made me recommend it in the first place . ( for the picture of the flat carne asada the full steak has 2 more strips added but we had tried it before taking a picture however that's MOST of the "carne asada" portion in the picture )

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    El Tepeyac Cafe

    El Tepeyac Cafe

    3.8
    (2.9k reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$

    It's been many decades having this goodness…read more Quality value flavorful authentic supporting local business fresh plethora goodness The chili relleno burrito I pass on as there was a thicker egg batter than chili that was quite small in comparison to size of burrito The original hollenbeck absolutely hands down tender spice stuffed goodness Rice beans guac stuffed away Their veggie burrito also worth the value All burritos very shareable or leftover worthy or have an amazing happy belly Would certainly purchase and try other goodness!

    I work in East Los often, this is one of those places the locals always recommend. On a couple…read morelunchtimes I ordered through DoorDash for pick up, quick easy and convenient. The building is an original piece of the City's history, boasting a menu that features their famous burritos that vary in size from a regular to a huge party size beast that can feed several. I tried the Hollenbeck and the Okie burritos on two separate occasions via pick up, as aforementioned, the service was quick, convenient and the pick up window is seamless, parking is located next to the structure and I haven't had problems getting there. Hollenbeck was good but I definitely enjoyed the Okie burrito more, I ordered the "original" size once and didn't seem to learn my lesson the second time, these burritos can feed two in Original size. They offer a "Mini" version which would be satisfactory for one person. My favorite thing about these burritos is how "home-made" they are, the salsas and meats are fresh and taste like they came out of an abuelitas kitchen. I still need to try the crunchy tacos and nachos which look great, I recommend trying this classic establishment at least once if you're in the area.

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    Holbox

    Holbox

    4.7
    (2.6k reviews)
    4.2 mi
    $$

    We visited on a Saturday around 3:00 PM. The line looked intimidating at first, but it moved…read moresurprisingly quickly. We waited about 30 minutes to place our order and another 15 minutes for the food. Since it's located inside a dining hall, it's not a full-service restaurant. You order at the counter and then find your own table. Although it was busy, we had no trouble finding a seat. Everything we ordered was incredibly fresh and flavorful. My favorite was the octopus taco. It was perfectly cooked, packed with flavor, and tasted exceptionally fresh. Overall, the food was well worth the wait.

    For a Michelin-recognized restaurant, our meal did not live up to the hype…read more Kanpachi & Uni Tostada: From the first bite, something tasted noticeably off. We both paused because of a strongly bitter lingering taste - the uni had spoiled. Spot Prawn & Scallop Aguachile: Two pieces of spot prawn and six little pieces of scallop swimming in a pool of a very tart lime-based sauce. While the shrimp itself tasted sweet, the scallop didn't taste like anything. The overall dish felt one-dimensional for the price. Ceviche de Rockot (Rockfish): More reasonable portion. Snappy texture. For a mild, sweet fish, this could have been a great canvas for creative flavors. Instead it's just lime-y like the prior dishes. While each dish looked aesthetic, they shared the same acidic flavor profile. I found myself wishing for more creativity and variety in the sauces and seasonings. The seafood quality also needs to be more consistent, especially when serving premium ingredients. Service: Order and pay at the counter, grab a table number, and the staff brings the food out. The restaurant itself is located in a shared casual dining space. Pay to park. I don't think the experience justified the reputation or the prices.

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    Taco de pulpo
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