Wonderful hole on the wall Mexican restaurant. Food is absolutely great and tasteful. El Guero…read moresimplemente te hace sentir en casa. Le gusta mucho atender al cliente con mucha cordialidad. Se los recomiendo

Cocina 35 serves up some of the best traditional Mexican chilaquiles in town (the way my Nana used…read moreto make them). As soon as you walk into the restaurant you are met with the smoky aroma of toasted corn, simmering chilies, and roasted vegetables. I ordered The Rancheros! A perfect blend of salsa ranchera, beef chorizo, and a scrambled egg. The chorizo had a kick of spiciness! My daughter ordered the grand daddy of chilaquiles- De Mercado! A rich, savory comfort dish simmered in tangy tomatillo sauce, topped with tender, slow-cooked shredded pork. Both dishes were packed with flavor! To drink, I recommend ordering La Verde- a traditional Mexican aqua fresca infused with cucumber, lime and chia seeds! This drink was fire!!! My daughter ordered the Mexican Iced Latte- which was a bold, and refreshing coffee drink that balanced rich chocolate with warm spices! Overall, service was impeccable! The ambiance was colorful and vibrant! Love the décor! My only gripe would be to suggest turning on the air conditioner. At times, the dining hall became excessively hot and somewhat uncomfortable.

This review is especially for Yajaira. From the moment we arrived, she embodied everything an…read moreoutstanding server should be. She asked if it was our first time, offered thoughtful recommendations for those of us new to the menu, and maintained a warm, genuine smile throughout our visit. Her charisma and enthusiasm truly elevated our experience. Yajaira checked in consistently, making sure we had everything we needed and asking how she could make our experience even better. Her attentiveness did not go unnoticed. Kudos to management for bringing such a talented and dedicated individual onto the team. As always, the food here is exceptional. We tried two types of chilaquiles--La Bomba and Cremosos--and both were absolutely exquisite. The aguas frescas were refreshing, and the addition of tajín on the rim was a beautiful touch that celebrates authentic Mexican culinary traditions. My companion ordered the pancakes, and the café de olla was simply outstanding. It was midday, and the San Diego sunshine made the experience even more enjoyable as we sat outside in their charming garden patio. We will be back

Was randomly in the area and decided to make a stop here before heading home. Place was clean and…read morethe service was quick. I ended up getting a Carnitas Classic Taco and a Papas Deep Fried Taco. I was shocked when it came out because they had a soo much avocado and cheese on them! It was nice that they didn't skimp on the ingredients, but it was actually too much and I had to remove some of it so I could taste the other ingredients. Both tacos were excellent!! The carnitas were some of the best carnitas I've ever had and I adored the way they crisped them. I don't normally go for anything fried, but the potato taco was soo worth it! I wish I was hungrier so I could've ordered more things to try. Price is really good for the size and quality you get. 100% would come back.

Around the corner from Global Entry, we decided to stop in. Ordered the chorizo burrito and…read moreCalifornia burrito. Was told Chorizo burrito was very good. I had the California burrito, it was good but would of liked a little more sour cream. Hot sauce was really good. Verde and Red. Both had a nice kick. Friendly and clean.

Siempre pedimos las adobas fríes y nunca decepcionan. Siempre llegan bien preparadas y con buenas…read moreguarniciones. Una vez por accidente pedí los nachos con adobada y también están igual de ricos. Algo bien.

First time at this spot and we're already planning our next trip back! Hands down the best carne…read moreasada tacos I've had in Tijuana, perfectly seasoned, juicy, and grilled to perfection. The nachos were loaded and delicious, and the guacamole was super fresh, creamy, and packed with flavor. The flan was also amazing. Honestly, everything we tried was excellent, our group basically ordered one of everything on the menu and there wasn't anything that didn't taste great. Service was fantastic; very friendly, attentive, and they happily spoke English when my Spanish started failing me Bathrooms were clean too, which is always a huge plus when you're eating across the border. If you're in TJ, this place is a must. Can't recommend it enough!

This tacos are amazing in taste....uno de los mejores lugares en tijuana para los tacos…read more. Servers are very reliable and very friendly. Good place to take the family to have some good tacos.

So I usually go to another taco stand VERY VERY close to Franc's and really enjoy them. My coworker…read moreasked me to come to Francs with him mentioning that they are a Michelin Star restaurant and so we did. Service was great in this open area restaurant. I had two al Pastor tacos. They were absolutely delicious and I think a little bigger than the other location. Although I did miss the pineapple in my tacos. The salsa was great and again, I really enjoyed having options. It was packed but still had plenty of seating for all

I visited this niche restaurant only after it moved to the new location (adjacent to previous…read morelocation) in the Plaza Alameda town center type complex. I didn't have high expectations since I hadn't tasted this Mexican-Caribbean type cousine before. I left promising to return. The restaurant is on a second story area of the Plaza and shares the space with a mexican style seafood joint and a sushi place. They have elevators and it is wheelchair accessible. The decor is impressive and they even have a small shop that sells Yucatan region's clothes and souvenirs. A very talented older gentleman in a panama style hat was crooning old and new romantic songs and playing beautifully his guitar. We were greeted with an open door and allowed to chose our table. Drinks came quick and we set at deciphering the menu. Their Maya language menu items are a challenge for anyone to translate but a helpul description of the dish is printed in Spanish below. Like, I learned that poc is pork and featured in many dishes but I went for a fish entree recommended by the waiter instead. We also shared a grilled chicken salad. Our very good waiter suggested a grilled pargo fish fillet. It came wrapped in a banana leaf and was sauteed in a tomato onion salsa with shrimp and scallops. It was accompanied by fluffy spanish rice and a roasted tomatoes green salad. The chicken salad had thin slices of breast meat. tender and flavorful. The salad dressing was delicious too. Overall a great evening out and only cost about 20 per person including drinks and tip.

This is definitely a restaurant out of the ordinary. It is located in an outdated plaza, which will…read morecost you $5 pesos for the parking. When entering the restaurant, you are kindly greeted and notice a really unique, rustic decor. The music is really soothing, the type you are able to have a nice conversation without letting it disturbing you. The menu has a variety of plates which are unique to the southern region of Mexico, more specifically Yucatan. I personally tried the "empanadas de bola de queso" and "cochinita pibil". I finished it off with an anise liqueur called Xtabentún which was surprisingly smooth. Needless to say, everything was delicious.. If you are looking for traditional Mexican plates that are different from the typical tacos, burritos, tortas, etc... then this place is perfect for the occasion.

La comida y el servicio siempre es excelente, el lugar y la decoración hacen Un ambiente muy…read moreagradable

This is our new " go-to" for fancy dinner in Tiajuana! From the moment you walk in to the moment…read moreyou leave you're just in a perfect dining environment. The white staff our first class arm meal was a little bit of this and that and we shared it and there was no problem extra clean plates and silverware and napkins were bought in between each of our courses. And we had decided that we had a little bit too much seafood this trip so we decided to add in the pork ribs that was such a perfect addition! This strawberry apple pear, pecan goat cheese salad without a shrimp was sweet and savory at the same time. We absolutely devoured that dish we hadn't disagreement as to which of the survey samplers were the best. I enjoyed the one with the fried mung beans Asian style, and my friend was more of a straight tuna girl. Both were delicious extra wasabi was brought quickly. The drinks were good. It's warm outside in the covered patio with the heaters during the winter and that almost seems like a more lively place to sit highly highly recommend this restaurant.

I guess everything is relative. There are a couple of great taco places in Tijuana that I love to…read morego to whenever I am here for work [about every 3 weeks]. Today I was in the Otay side and didn't want to drive to Tijuana crossing so I looked up a taco place and "El Poblano". First, traffic outside was crazy and if you pull into the parking lot, you will have to back into that crazy traffic. Not great. I wanted one "tripas" taco and one "adobada" taco and had to get into two lines and pay twice. That was odd. Thank goodness there was no line when I got there but after I sat down, there was a decently long line. The meat wasn't bad but the guacamole sauce was not seasoned. Also, they had some radishes but they were not sliced. No carrots and jalapenos in vinegar but they did have some grilled jalapenos. I like the cucumbers and sliced radishes that so many of the good places will offer YET these were expensive. At 45 pesos [$2.65] for the adobada and 70 pesos [$4.38] for the tripas. I was a little surprised because I can get shrimp tacos for that price at another taco place not far from here.

Great tacos, birria, and tostados. Highly recommend it! Kids love coming here anytime we're in TJ…read moreon the Otay side.

We waited less than 5 minutes to be seated on a Saturday morning. That was a treat. The restaurant…read moreis very big. It has a little bakery inside as well. The food came fast and every dish was nice and hot. We ordered: Carne en su jugo, menudo grande, tamal de res rojo, chilaquiles con camarones, quesadilla de chicharrón, café de la olla, and agua mineral with lime and salt. I can't express how authentic and tasty each plate was. Our server Mayra. She was super sweet and attentive. We will be back whenever in town. Free street parking available.

This is one of my favorite breakfast spots! I definitely recommended trying the food here, it will…read morenot disappoint. I usually come early in the AM before the 9am-12pm rush. I would recommended coming a little earlier to avoid the wait times. They've remodel half of the restaurant with a modern look and they have a small bakery with coffee/treats in the front.