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The churros were SO good! They were made fresh right in front of you, and they were warm, crispy, and delicious. I also thought it was such a fun touch that they had blue powder for the Dodgers game. The whole experience was great, and I would definitely come back for these churros again. I really loved how fresh everything was, and watching the churros being made right in front of us made it even better. The blue Dodgers powder was such a cute and fun addition, especially for game day. Definitely worth trying if you're in the area .
El Moro Churreria is a churro shop originated in Mexico City and opened a new location in California, USA. It's hype is all gone like any new grand opening of a business. I waited for it to die down because the snake lines were very discouraging just for a sugared churro sweet. C'mon!! I went early morning to give it a try. It was banal sugared Churro; nothing special about it besides the very expensive price, nice seats and vibe. It's no better than the churros being sold on carts in the subway or at farmers market. Street parking in the area is troublesome. Staff were nice and professional. Overall, this was just an over inflated churro shop. I would NOT recommend but good enough for a one time visit.
After my friends and I wrapped up at Monkish Brewery down the street, we decided to walk around the neighborhood and stumbled upon El Moro. At 5:30 p.m. on a Sunday evening, there wasn't an especially long line to order and we waited only about five minutes for us to receive our order. The first time I had El Moro was during a visit to Mexico City and those churros were seriously life changing. I was giddy with excitement to see that they now had a location in LA. My friends and I ordered four churros for $11 and a side of their chocolate hazelnut dip for another $2. I would definitely recommend one churro per person. The churros here come piping hot, and are immediately dipped in a coating of cinnamon sugar soon after they're deep fried. These are so good on their own, you honestly don't even need a dip on the side to add more sweetness. In fact, you may want to consider ordering a black coffee to enjoy with your churro. The outside of the churro is as crispy as it gets, and the inside is fluffy like a donut. Not a thing I would change about these delicious bites of fried goodness. If you're in this part of town, definitely do yourself a favor and grab a churro from El Moro.
So happy to have a Mexico City DF churro shop in LA. Also extra happy they are in echo park and I don't have to drive all the way to the Northgate in Culver City to try their churros. The churros are made in a spiral shape and are huge yet thinly fried to order. Crispy on the outside and ooey gooey in the center. Glad they are not too thick. Perfect balance of cinnamon sugar topping. Their torta seasoning is so unique and they use the authentic telera bread. Only issue is the cut of meat had too much tendon. I'll probably skip out on the torta next time. The champurrado and hot chocolate were the best I've ever had and I wish they would share their recipe. Trust me I tried to get it lollll highly recommend El Moro churros when in the echo park area!!!
My friends wanted to stop by here after we finish dinner nearby in Echo Park. One of our friends speaks highly of this place so we wanted to try their churros out. When we came, there was no line like there usually is. They have outdoor and indoor seating here. I got the four piece churros so we can each try one. They'll announce your name when your order is ready. I was lucky that they give me one extra churros because while trying to eat one of it and taking my picture, it broke and fell to the floor. The churros here I thought was decent, we tried another churro from a food truck nearby and you can tell the different in quality of the dough they use. Customer service was excellent here.
Help me understand why are the dipping sauces almost the price of the churros? lol one churro for about $3 something. A small container of dipping sauce for $2 each. Like Wahh??? Not a big deal to me since I do prefer the churro plain. Just strange to me lol guess they make money from the dips and not so much on the churros... The churro was on the thinner side. Way too much sugar/cinnamon. It was good, but way too sweet. Service was ok. I think they left their smile at home, but ok. Seating available Parking was pretty small
First of all, I love they have their own parking lot and good amount of seating. The churros come out piping hot and good with or without the dipping sauces.
These are great churros! If you are craving them -- this is the spot to go to. The churros are hot/warm, soft, and crunchy, with a good amount of sugar and cinnamon seasoning. The churro is smaller in width than the usual street churros here in LA, but it is much longer in length. Or you can get a box of a sliced-up bite-sized versions. Very tasty! There is also an ice cream sandwich in between two churros which I didn't have the opportunity to buy, but it looked good. The milk shake, however, I did purchase and that was very satisfying on a hot day. The customer service was fast and efficient. Although, the workers were not that welcoming, to the obvious tourists or folks who walked in. Which is kind of a stark contrast to the cute white and blue clean design of the place. So just be prepared for a blank stare and quick instructional from the cashier on what to order. "It's just a business." Other than that-- I though the place was very clean, a nice sweet treat in the hipster-like Echo Park area that fits in well to the culture over there.
After seeing the crazy long lines and hearing so much about this El Moro, we had to check it out. A few months late, but I'm okay with that because I was not about to stand in a line for over an hour just for churros and hot chocolate. First, we were pleased with the super cute parking area that had really cute art. The place itself was empty when we arrived, so there were no lines, which was a relief. The inside was very clean and I loved the white and blue signage and simple design of the place. They also have outdoor seating available but it was way too hot to sit outside. We got two churros, an iced Frances and a hot Frances. Overall, we enjoyed the drinks and churros but I have to say that it felt like the churros were fried in day old oil because there was this oil smell you get when you use the same oil to fry for a while. That was a bit disappointing but, the churros were still delicious with a nice touch of cinnamon sugar. I really enjoyed my iced Frances though. It wasn't too sweet and it was refreshing! I'm glad we finally got to try this place but, I probably wouldn't come back here. Mainly because I'm not the biggest churro person, and that wasn't the best churro I've ever had!
Craving churros? This is your spot! I was extremely excited when I found out that there is a churreria El Moro here in Los Angeles. I visited their original location in Mexico City a few years ago and had the best churros and hot chocolate, so we are so fortunate to have one here in LA. We stopped by after a game late at night around 11pm, so the line was very short and we didn't have to wait too long. They have menus on two large TVs, however, I do recommend that they only show the menu. When we visited, the menu screen kept changing to other ads and pictures, and it was hard to keep track of the menu items because the screen would change every few seconds. We opted for 4 churros, which was plenty. Keep in mind that these churros are long, so honestly one or two per person is perfect, unless you want to indulge. We also accompanied our churros with a Mexican hot chocolate, which was divine! They offer other delicious goodies, so we will be back to try more. Parking can be tricky to find, especially when the place is busy during the day. Your best option will be street parking nearby.
I've been wanting to try El Moro for the longest time, and I'm so glad I finally did! The churros were fresh, perfectly crispy, and not overly greasy. They're simple but so good, especially dipped in the rich hot chocolate. The shop itself is cute and has a nice vibe, though it definitely gets busy. Thankfully, the service was quick and we didn't have to wait too long. If you're in the area and have a sweet tooth, it's definitely worth checking out. I'll definitely be back to try more flavors and drinks!
Crispy, delicious churros with rich sauces are the perfect sweet treat. Service is helpful and a little slow. However, dessert is always worth the wait. The churros came out 15 mins after ordering! There are a few tables inside. In my opinion, the outside patio has much better seating and vibes paired with music. If I close my eyes, I'm at Disneyland right now.
It's really cool that you can come here, order some churros and watch them make it. Not only is it fun to watch them make it, they taste great too. There's a lot of cinnamon and sugar on these and they are just fried up perfectly. In addition to that, you can get sauces like condensed milk and a caramel to go with them. I thought these were some of the best churros I've had and felt they did a really good job with this place. The ambiance is really cool because you get to see all this art around the parking lot and inside the building, and it has a neat patio as well. The service is quick at the counter and I think this is a pretty good spot to get churros at.
12 days ago
OMG THESE WERE THE BEST CHURROS OF MY LIFE! Everything about this place has me obsessed It's so clean and sleek The interior is like a portal to Disneyland! I love the uniforms and the menu! Staff was super friendly The guy who made my milkshake took his time making it! I even saw him pouring every last bit of my drink into the cup. It was truly a heavenly treat! The moment you have your first bite it all makes sense! This is what a true churro tastes like! It was crispy and light and so sweet and cinnamon my gosh you need to go here! read more
The churros were SO good! They were made fresh right in front of you, and they were warm, crispy, and delicious. I also thought it was such a fun touch that they had blue powder for the Dodgers game. The whole experience was great, and I would definitely come back for these churros again. I really loved how fresh everything was, and watching the churros being made right in front of us made it even better. The blue Dodgers powder was such a cute and fun addition, especially for game day. Definitely worth trying if you're in the area . read more
El Moro Churreria is a churro shop originated in Mexico City and opened a new location in California, USA. It's hype is all gone like any new grand opening of a business. I waited for it to die down because the snake lines were very discouraging just for a sugared churro sweet. C'mon!! I went early morning to give it a try. It was banal sugared Churro; nothing special about it besides the very expensive price, nice seats and vibe. It's no better than the churros being sold on carts in the subway or at farmers market. Street parking in the area is troublesome. Staff were nice and professional. Overall, this was just an over inflated churro shop. I would NOT recommend but good enough for a one time visit. read more
After my friends and I wrapped up at Monkish Brewery down the street, we decided to walk around the neighborhood and stumbled upon El Moro. At 5:30 p.m. on a Sunday evening, there wasn't an especially long line to order and we waited only about five minutes for us to receive our order. The first time I had El Moro was during a visit to Mexico City and those churros were seriously life changing. I was giddy with excitement to see that they now had a location in LA. My friends and I ordered four churros for $11 and a side of their chocolate hazelnut dip for another $2. I would definitely recommend one churro per person. The churros here come piping hot, and are immediately dipped in a coating of cinnamon sugar soon after they're deep fried. These are so good on their own, you honestly don't even need a dip on the side to add more sweetness. In fact, you may want to consider ordering a black coffee to enjoy with your churro. The outside of the churro is as crispy as it gets, and the inside is fluffy like a donut. Not a thing I would change about these delicious bites of fried goodness. If you're in this part of town, definitely do yourself a favor and grab a churro from El Moro. read more
12 days ago
So happy to have a Mexico City DF churro shop in LA. Also extra happy they are in echo park and I don't have to drive all the way to the Northgate in Culver City to try their churros. The churros are made in a spiral shape and are huge yet thinly fried to order. Crispy on the outside and ooey gooey in the center. Glad they are not too thick. Perfect balance of cinnamon sugar topping. Their torta seasoning is so unique and they use the authentic telera bread. Only issue is the cut of meat had too much tendon. I'll probably skip out on the torta next time. The champurrado and hot chocolate were the best I've ever had and I wish they would share their recipe. Trust me I tried to get it lollll highly recommend El Moro churros when in the echo park area!!! read more
My friends wanted to stop by here after we finish dinner nearby in Echo Park. One of our friends speaks highly of this place so we wanted to try their churros out. When we came, there was no line like there usually is. They have outdoor and indoor seating here. I got the four piece churros so we can each try one. They'll announce your name when your order is ready. I was lucky that they give me one extra churros because while trying to eat one of it and taking my picture, it broke and fell to the floor. The churros here I thought was decent, we tried another churro from a food truck nearby and you can tell the different in quality of the dough they use. Customer service was excellent here. read more
Help me understand why are the dipping sauces almost the price of the churros? lol one churro for about $3 something. A small container of dipping sauce for $2 each. Like Wahh??? Not a big deal to me since I do prefer the churro plain. Just strange to me lol guess they make money from the dips and not so much on the churros... The churro was on the thinner side. Way too much sugar/cinnamon. It was good, but way too sweet. Service was ok. I think they left their smile at home, but ok. Seating available Parking was pretty small read more
These are great churros! If you are craving them -- this is the spot to go to. The churros are hot/warm, soft, and crunchy, with a good amount of sugar and cinnamon seasoning. The churro is smaller in width than the usual street churros here in LA, but it is much longer in length. Or you can get a box of a sliced-up bite-sized versions. Very tasty! There is also an ice cream sandwich in between two churros which I didn't have the opportunity to buy, but it looked good. The milk shake, however, I did purchase and that was very satisfying on a hot day. The customer service was fast and efficient. Although, the workers were not that welcoming, to the obvious tourists or folks who walked in. Which is kind of a stark contrast to the cute white and blue clean design of the place. So just be prepared for a blank stare and quick instructional from the cashier on what to order. "It's just a business." Other than that-- I though the place was very clean, a nice sweet treat in the hipster-like Echo Park area that fits in well to the culture over there. read more
After seeing the crazy long lines and hearing so much about this El Moro, we had to check it out. A few months late, but I'm okay with that because I was not about to stand in a line for over an hour just for churros and hot chocolate. First, we were pleased with the super cute parking area that had really cute art. The place itself was empty when we arrived, so there were no lines, which was a relief. The inside was very clean and I loved the white and blue signage and simple design of the place. They also have outdoor seating available but it was way too hot to sit outside. We got two churros, an iced Frances and a hot Frances. Overall, we enjoyed the drinks and churros but I have to say that it felt like the churros were fried in day old oil because there was this oil smell you get when you use the same oil to fry for a while. That was a bit disappointing but, the churros were still delicious with a nice touch of cinnamon sugar. I really enjoyed my iced Frances though. It wasn't too sweet and it was refreshing! I'm glad we finally got to try this place but, I probably wouldn't come back here. Mainly because I'm not the biggest churro person, and that wasn't the best churro I've ever had! read more
3 months ago
Craving churros? This is your spot! I was extremely excited when I found out that there is a churreria El Moro here in Los Angeles. I visited their original location in Mexico City a few years ago and had the best churros and hot chocolate, so we are so fortunate to have one here in LA. We stopped by after a game late at night around 11pm, so the line was very short and we didn't have to wait too long. They have menus on two large TVs, however, I do recommend that they only show the menu. When we visited, the menu screen kept changing to other ads and pictures, and it was hard to keep track of the menu items because the screen would change every few seconds. We opted for 4 churros, which was plenty. Keep in mind that these churros are long, so honestly one or two per person is perfect, unless you want to indulge. We also accompanied our churros with a Mexican hot chocolate, which was divine! They offer other delicious goodies, so we will be back to try more. Parking can be tricky to find, especially when the place is busy during the day. Your best option will be street parking nearby. read more
2 months ago
I've been wanting to try El Moro for the longest time, and I'm so glad I finally did! The churros were fresh, perfectly crispy, and not overly greasy. They're simple but so good, especially dipped in the rich hot chocolate. The shop itself is cute and has a nice vibe, though it definitely gets busy. Thankfully, the service was quick and we didn't have to wait too long. If you're in the area and have a sweet tooth, it's definitely worth checking out. I'll definitely be back to try more flavors and drinks! read more
Crispy, delicious churros with rich sauces are the perfect sweet treat. Service is helpful and a little slow. However, dessert is always worth the wait. The churros came out 15 mins after ordering! There are a few tables inside. In my opinion, the outside patio has much better seating and vibes paired with music. If I close my eyes, I'm at Disneyland right now. read more
3 months ago
It's really cool that you can come here, order some churros and watch them make it. Not only is it fun to watch them make it, they taste great too. There's a lot of cinnamon and sugar on these and they are just fried up perfectly. In addition to that, you can get sauces like condensed milk and a caramel to go with them. I thought these were some of the best churros I've had and felt they did a really good job with this place. The ambiance is really cool because you get to see all this art around the parking lot and inside the building, and it has a neat patio as well. The service is quick at the counter and I think this is a pretty good spot to get churros at. read more
Who doesn't love fried dough rolled in sugar? Better yet, fried to order, served piping hot, with a bevy of hot and cold drink options. El Moro serves up delicious, fresh, churro at a great price point. I ordered the morita (bite sized pieces) and was shocked at how much they packed into the little container. I also ordered a hot chocolate with vanilla. Both were served piping hot. Just the way I like it. Burned my tongue and mouth eating a few pieces in the car and washing it down with creamy hot chocolate but so worth it! Service was friendly and the cashier helped me pick the right drink. It was entertaining to watch the churros being fried while I waited for my order. Parking just outside in the adjacent lot was ample. But I can see it getting packed during a rush hour. I'm so happy that I finally visited El Moro! And, I'll definitely be back! LOCATION: 4/5 FOOD: 4/5 SERVICE: 5/5 VALUE: 4/5 AMBIANCE: 5/5 PET FRIENDLY: yes outside patio CLEANLINESS: 5/5 PARKING: 5/5 read more
3 months ago
We stopped by for during Father's Day before the Dodger game, and they weren't any parking attendants like what we experienced the first time we stopped by. We were lucky that we snagged the last spot. We walked in and the delicious churro smell was amazing. This time we ordered half of the blue Dodgers churros and the other half regular cinnamon sugar. Super fresh and crunchy, can't wait to be back. read more
Simple but really good! I've had this place in Mexico city and was super excited to see them build a location in LA. Menu is small, but I prefer that in this instance. The churros are vegan and made fresh when you order the. Aside from the classic churros you can also get churro bites and an ice cream sandwich version. You can also add various dips! They have drinks too but I stuck to water. We ordered a 12 pack of churros for $30ish dollars. And we also got chocolate and caramel dips. The churros were hot, light and crispy. I could have eaten soooooo many! The dips were good too, definitely added sweetness to it! Overall I would recommend trying them out! Stay Cheerful! read more
When walking by, the line was not too long so decided to try. I ordered a churro and chocolate sauce. The food was soooo delish. It was so cozy and warm! Plus they had live music which really elevated the experience. Will definitely try to catch their live music again another Saturday and try more of their dipping flavors. read more
1 month ago
Was so surprised when I first saw El Moro on Sunset! Had to try it out since I had been to the original in Mexico City! Needless to say, the owner Alfredo has made an awesome spot and the churros & coffee are even better than what they offered in CDMX! Highly recommend this place if you love Churros & hot chocolate. It gets packed quick & parking little to none. So go during on off times to ensure success & then enjoy! read more
I've never really gotten churros at a place dedicated to it, so this was a new experience for me! There was decent parking in the lots and nearby street. The place was very lively and packed late at night. We somehow snagged an inside table, but outside would've been just as great. We ordered a few churros to share, and a few of the dips. My personal favorite was the condensed milk, but we also tried the chocolate and guava. The churros were warm and very fresh! I enjoyed the crispiness to them. The mango milkshake was interesting. Not sure if I'd get that one again, along with my other friends sharing the same opinion, but the churros were definitely where it was at! Will be back :) read more
Went on a Friday morning and had one of the most savory carne asada torta paired with a latte. The dining area was very clean along with restrooms. The food was amazing, and the overall atmosphere was welcoming. The only downside was the drinks. I originally ordered the Café de Olla, but it contained sage, which completely threw off the flavor for me. Both my friend and I couldn't finish ours and ended up asking to exchange them. Thankfully, the staff was very accommodating. I do hope they revisit the recipe, though. To me, it tasted like a Mexican version of "crack coffee"--very strong, similar to Vietnamese coffee, but without much sweetness or spice, and with sage added to the mix. Aside from that, they had blue churros for Dodgers fans as well as regular churros, which was a fun touch. This is definitely a cool spot to grab coffee before a game or after a hike. The food alone is worth coming back for, and I'll definitely be returning! read more
The moro of the story is that these churros rock! I saw that El Moro opened a full store in Echo Park and was super excited to pass by on my way home. I love anything bite sized, so I went for the Moritos--perfect for sharing or for eating a bit at a time. I prefer these than getting one giant churro you have to bite off. They come in the cutest takeout box too! Flavor wise, I think they were great. Texture wise, kinda wish they were a little more chewy (maybe not as hard fried), but just my preference. The cinnamon and sugar could have also stuck to the churro better but nonetheless these were a delight. HIGHLY recommend getting a dip for these bad boys. I went for the chocolate hazelnut and it was GREAT. I kept the dip in the fridge overnight and it's even BETTER cold (makes the dip a little more viscous/less runny). Popped my leftover churros in the air fryer and they were just as good as the first day! Would love to come back to try their other dips or their savory items. Ok to the logistics, store is beautiful! Lovely bright white interior with blue accents. Plenty of seating both inside the restaurant and on their patio. No notes there. However, the parking situation is tough stuff. Their lot holds maybe 5-6 cars max and it's a squeeeze. Otherwise, you have to find street parking, which, at night, is hard and perhaps a little sketchy. I just happened to arrive as someone in the lot was leaving. But the plenty of people did make the experience feel a bit safer. Overall, El Moro is churro-ly one of the best in the game!! read more
4 months ago
I was so excited to try this place after I heard it had opened but I was honestly pretty disappointed. We went on a weekday more toward closing in the evening and waited maybe about 10 minutes in line. Ordered the 4 churros + 1 dip + 1 hot chocolate combo with the cajeta dip. The churros were the most disappointing thing. You could tell they were a little overcooked and not fresh- not hot and way too hard. I'm not sure if we just came at the wrong time and that's why they weren't fresh but I can get bags of fresh churros on the streets in Mexico for $2 or less that are fresher than this. They have little tables to hang out and eat inside and outside and if I was in the area again and had a churro craving I might stop by, but wouldn't recommend. read more
2 months ago
Nothing beats a fresh churro! I love that they are made to order. I personally prefer the churro to be a little thicker so there's more chew in the middle vs mostly crispy, but it's still delicious. read more
4 months ago
This had been on my list of places to try but I wanted to wait for the hype to die down a bit. I was in the area and decided to check it out. Thankfully, the hype indeed calmed down as there wasn't a line inside. Still people inside and ordering though! I was surprised to see they didn't just sell churros, they also have coffee and iced chocolate drinks, in addition to savory Mexican food. We just had lunch so we only wanted to try the churro. Not the cheapest but also not crazy expensive at $3 for 1 churro. When placing your order, you can watch them fry the churros, cut them, and coat them in the cinnamon sugar topping. I was happy that 1 churro actually looks more like 2 semi-circle sections when they give it to you in the bag. It's certainly enough between 2 people if you're not wanting to indulge too much. I enjoyed it! It was a thinner churro but it was fried and coated nicely with sugar and it was crispy on the outside. We didn't have any of the dipping sauces because we didn't want to spend extra ($2 per sauce) but it was still good without. read more
Was so excited to try this as I had been to the one in Mexico City! I ended up ordering the golazo consuelo and it was $1 more because it was the seasonal flavor. Well when I got it they didn't put the chocolate ball on top like it had in the advertisement on the menu. Well asked, and they said they don't put it on the ice cream sandwich only the milkshake. Also, it said the flavor was chocolate caramel but it didn't taste like that it just had chocolate chips in it. The churros were delicious though and just as expected! Just wish the golazo consuelo had the cute little chocolate soccer ball! read more
2 months ago
The churros. Man, the churros. So freakin' good! This place is located off the busy Sunset street. Depending on when you get there, the line can stretch out the door and past their patio seating. Parking? Horrible. They have maybe 8 spots squeezed together in a small lot. You'll have to drive around to hopefully get a spot on the street. They are ADA compliant which was nice to see. You can place your order inside and watch as your churros are made. Pretty neat idea. The drinks, except for the hot chocolate, are overly sweet so I skipped on that. But the churros make you forget that you drove in circles for 10 minutes looking for parking. They really are that good. I promise. read more
26 days ago
El Moro Churreria on Sunset Blvd Churros were crispy not oily. Agua frescas were refreshing and also great flavor. The summer consuelo combo was delicious strawberry ice cream with two side churros to hold the sandwich. Great customer service. Highly recommend this place. read more
This was one of the places I kept hearing about and was excited to come here and try the churros. These exceeded my expectations. They were so good. Oftentimes you go to carnivals and the churros are so chewy that it's hard to enjoy them. The fact that they make them fresh there is evident in how they taste. It's light and airy with the perfect amount of cinnamon. My partner had the Rosquila while I had the Moritos. I could've devoured ten boxes, they were so good. These live up to the hype. No notes. read more
Long lines but went by quick. The good thing about lines though is, the churros are fresh! We were very disappointed when we tried them in CDMX, but probably because they were sitting longer than they should have. Wasn't expecting much better from the LA location, but was pleasantly surprised. Parking and pricing may keep me from coming back, but happy I tried the LA version of the CDMX landmark. Pro tip: during Dodger home games, you can ask for the blue sugar. They said it's on a sign up front, but didn't see one. Anyway, make sure you ask for the Dodger blue sugar special during home games and see all the employees with their Dodger gear too! read more
First LA location of a beloved churreria based out of Mexico City. The vibe here kind of gives a feeling of a nostalgic soda shop. They make fresh churros and also sell some dipping sauces. The fox here are very friendly as well. A friend and I were walking through the neighborhood and saw that there was zero line. We heard about the craziness of the lines at this place so we decided to get some churros since we definitely weren't gonna wait if there were huge lines. We split the order of four and got some dipping sauces as of 3/2026 an order of four is $11. When we got the order that could've fed four people; you get a lot of churro for your dollar here. They were tasty and the sauces were good as well. We got the chocolate and guava sauces Depending on day and time of the day, the parking in the area could get a little tricky. But we were able to find meter parking down the street for just visiting the neighborhood in general. read more
3 days ago
11 days ago
Came here around 10:30PM w/ some friends. There was a bit of a line but it went by really fast. The workers were nice. There's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, but the tables were not clean. It was the end of the day and it seemed like the traffic kept coming in so I don't think they had time to clean the tables. We did have to ask for the napkins to be refilled as well so I'm assuming they were a bit short staffed. The Consuelo was amazing, including the chocolate dip. Definitely would come again. Great dessert spot. read more
16 days ago
So good!! Got a four pack of churros + a drink combo , we got the hot chocolate + the cajeta (like a Dulce de leche Carmel sauce) as our dip, there was a small line but didn't have to wait long , churros are super hot soft and delicious would definitely recommend! They have a tiny parking lot & they are on Sunset in Echo Park, so parking can be rough read more
Loved the churros and easy parking at the right time but they said they were out of the iced chocolates, but had milkshakes available so that was a disappointment. I love that the employees are dressed in dodgers gear on game day. 4 churros with one dipping sauce and a regular milkshake was about $20 read more
3 months ago
It's good, it's clean inside and the service was fine, the churros are tasty. The price of the churros was a little on the high side but hey it's a clean place and you get a quality product . You won't get sick coming here . read more
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