Came here for happy hour & we had such a good time. The service was great, the food was yummy & the…read moredrinks were delicious & reasonably priced! I highly recommend the ceviche that is on the happy hour menu, but everything we ordered was great, you can't go wrong. We will definitely be back here!

came during happy hour and got the frozen house margarita, animal taco, chicken street taco. total…read morefor everything, including tip, came under $30. the margarita was GOOOOOOOOD food was good, not quite the best i've had, but for happy hour pricing, it's worth. chicken street taco tortilla fell apart bc of the juices but flavor was yummy.

This place was amazing! It's an authentic Mexican restaurant on the Westside with incredibly…read morefriendly staff. The restaurant was decorated for the Fourth of July, creating a festive atmosphere, and everything from the décor to the aromas felt genuine and welcoming. The staff was attentive, personable, and made the experience even better. I ordered a chicken and steak burrito with rice, beans, and cheese, and it was outstanding. The shredded chicken in mole sauce was tender, juicy, and packed with flavor, while the steak was cooked perfectly and complemented the burrito beautifully. Overall, it was a fantastic dining experience, and I'll definitely be coming back!

Paco's is a local and family favorite spot with freshly made tortillas and delicious salsa and…read moremargaritas. My only gripe is that the prices continue to rise and the chips and salsa are only free for the first basket, which really takes away the appeal of a local family style Mexican restaurant. My fav burrito is now $20, and while the burrito itself is large, it's a high price to pay for just a burrito with no sides. I think if the chips and salsa were still unlimited the increase in food prices wouldn't be such a hit as well. Their drinks are always great I just wish they had happy hour since the prices really are up there with other new and modern restaurants with no fun deals or unlimited chips and salsa like many other family style places. Their servers are kind and attentive and there's not a crazy amount of tables so there tends to be a wait no matter the time of day. Also parking can be hard to find as it's basically located inside a neighborhood.

We were looking for an Asian restaurant near LAX airport to sit down for nice meal after long day…read moreat the DMV. Checking on Yelp, we got to different places but didn't like that. So this time, I suggested to have Mexican food since big Mexican population in the area. I found this location. After checking the pictures to see it's a real restaurant & wanted to give it a trial. Surprise to see it's a very nice Mexican restaurant with parkings on the side. Inside is a traditional Mexican style. I ordered Cocido de res Thats Beef soup and it was so good that my friend also wanted one. The flour tortillas is thin and not huge big. It was real good. Many customers ordered to go as well. I'll definitely come back again whenever I stopped in the area.

So I've been coming here since I was a kid! The Carnitas tacos are a must have! The seasoned meat,…read morecheese, avocado, to top it giant tacos! Amazing!!!! I must say I was a bit disappointed with their fresh Mexican waters.

I'd give this place 3 stars overall. The food was decent--nothing bad, but nothing that really…read morestood out either. It's a nice spot with a good vibe, but the experience didn't fully live up to expectations. The biggest letdown was the happy hour drinks. The mixed cocktails tasted pretty watered down, which was disappointing, especially when you're expecting bold flavors at a mezcal-focused spot. Not a terrible experience, but there's definitely room for improvement, especially on the drink side.

Came here on a Tuesday. Online it says tacos are $5 on Tuesdays from 3pm till close. The Taco…read moreTuesday menu provided had 2 options for $5 tacos and the rest were $6 - $9. The nopalito salad was good, but on the smaller side. Maybe good for 1-2 people. All the food was good! Shared the "taste of Oaxaca" plate with a friend, which was good but maybe not the best thing to share since you had to slice up the protein, etc. Lots of mezcal cocktails - I ordered the Chido Wey and really enjoyed it. Did not like the Al Chile! as much. Very sweet and not much spice. The service was a little slow sometimes. He came by to ask about dessert and we said we needed a few minutes and then he never came back. We ended up having to get up to ask for our check. There is limited street parking. You park at this coin laundry place down the street around the corner on Motor Ave. after 4pm. There is a person monitoring the parking. You bring your receipt as proof.

I ordered a Chorizo breakfast burrito, which was recommended by the person serving us at the…read moreregister. This is a small location with nice artistry in the exterior and offering a homey vibe with the design on the inside. The waiter was friendly and handled our requests efficiently. The burrito was large! I did not finish it in one sitting, and it had a healthy amount of egg, chorizo, potatoes, and cheese on the inside. The order came with a side order of chips, green salsa, and red salsa. The green salsa was my favorite since it offered a slightly acidic taste, which cut through the saltiness of the chorizo in the burrito. If I am ever in the area again, I am definitely stopping by to try something else on the menu.

Good portions, friendly service and made fresh while we waited…read more Decent pricing but the food was bland.

Had a bad week? Hungover? Starving? Come here, and you're gonna be just fine…read more Nice big burritos (coming from a girl with huge hands) in Culver City, where it's easy to find street parking, pop in, chat with the nice staff and put an order in, and within 15 minutes or so you've got a big heaping burrito to help you forget all your troubles. Food's great, it does get packed so be prepared to make friends and sit by some strangers and the table top, but you guys can make small talk over how good the food is as you chomp away.

OVERALL Decent surf and turf burrito, packed and loaded with…read moreyummy carne asada but not fresh shrimp. Pricey tacos and menu overall. Limited outdoor seating by the streets, but definitely fits the vibes for a "Taco Tuesday". Tacos on Tuesday are $5 which are still quite pricey. FOOD Tried their surf and turf burrito which is way too pricey for $17 + $4 including rice, beans, pico de gallo, lettuce, jack cheese, pickled onion, and a side of chips. Add guacamole for an additional $3. The carne asada was tender and not dry and it was packed with rice and onions, but the shrimp was not fresh. I did enjoy their hot sauces. SERVICE Friendly service and quick to order. Wait time dependent on the line, but usually around 10-15 minutes. Self serve water and utensils. PARKING Street parking or you can park at the culver parking structure that's free for the first hour with validation on P1 (only specific locations validate: Erewhon, Afuri Ramen)

Love, Love, Love. The food, the staff, the cost. Not sure there's much more to say. Go there!read more

A little family whole in the wall but I love their food. They're consistent everytime I visit. So…read morefar I've tried their fish ceviche, street tacos and lengua burrito. All soo good and a lot of food. Their service is great, no complaints. They accept cash and card (with a fee). I usually call in my orders and pick up so it's faster.

Stopped by with my spouse for a quick and cheap bite. I had heard about Tito's being a famous,…read morebeloved west side spot, so I was eager to check it out! We arrived at a peak rush-hour time. Plenty of parking, and, while the line looked quite intimidating, the wait was not nearly as bad as it looked. Really fast service and friendly staff members. Note that there's not a lot of seating, so be prepared to potentially eat in your car or take the food to-go. I ordered a Tito's taco, an enchilada, a cup of guacamole to accompany the chips and salsa with my order, and a piña agua fresca. The taco was delicious. It could have been stuffed just a bit more, but it absolutely hit the spot. The enchilada was not nearly as good as the taco, unfortunately. Texture was very tough and dense, and the flavors were not quite there. The piña agua, however, was absolutely fantastic. Tasted exactly like a fresh pineapple with a perfect level of sweetness. The chips and salsa were my favorite part of the meal, though. The salsa was superb, the guac tasted great (very much a creamy, less viscous texture), and the chips were perfectly fried and obviously fresh. Personally, I thought the prices were fair for what we received. Way higher than a taco stand where the quality would be better, equal or slightly less than a taqueria, but way lower than one of the boutique taco shops around the area, especially given the fact that the chips and salsa come with each meal.

3 stars only because I've been coming here for over 20 years. The tacos with cheese, beef/cheese…read moreburrito, and 1 large salsa have always been my go to order. The tacos remain the best beef hard shell and the salsa is the best in the world. However, it is an absolute tragedy and should be illegal that it's $6.15 for one taco with cheese and $14.70 for a beef cheese burrito. It is also a tragedy that the burrito is kids size that my 2 year old can eat on their own. These used to be my favorite and huge, but I can no longer order them. This place used to be a family favorite but I can no longer order extras like we used to. They closed off the inside which was convenient to order, I think just to make the outside look busy. I'm not a fan of these new changes to my favorite taco place in LA.