En realidad es un lugar turístico, pero la comida y el servicio fue tremendo. Los frijoles estaban deliciosos, gracias por un buen desayuno

Tried this out over lunch on a Tuesday. It was very quiet inside. Ambiance was very on point for Mexican culture- very colorful with Spanish music that reminded me of Coco. Service was decent. I got the Pueblo Combo ($18) which had rice, beans, cheese enchillada, and crispy beef taco. Quite filling and savory. They gave tortilla chips and salsa for free too. read more

Las Anitas - Pueblo combo - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My friend and I went on an adventure using the Metro and Metrolink system and ended up in DTLA. The very first sitdown restaurant we saw was Las Anitas at the entrance along Cesar E Chavez and Alameda. It gave cueva vibes with the low cieling and intimate indoor area. He ordered the Chile Verde and I had Costillas de Puerco and Nopales. The food hits. It was my first time having an authentic uncommon Mexican meal and I'm a fan. Since it's location is in the heart of DTLA, it is a bit pricey, but it's part of the Olvera St experience. read more

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Los visitamos hace 5 años y la comida y la atención fue maravillosa. Hoy regresamos y la comida estaba súper rica. Un lugar recomendado para visitar con la familia y deleitarse con la gastronomía mexicana. read more

Decent looking restaurant that is clean and cute inside. Food was not good though. Guacamole and chips to start were very bland. It tasted almost like there wasn't any salt added. I ordered the crisp beef tacos (shredded beef) and it was the worst crispy taco I've ever had. The beef was so incredibly dry and bland that even adding salsa on top couldn't save it. Beans and rice were okay but I don't expect the restaurant to mess that up. My group also tried the enchiladas and taquitos, which were also disappointing. They came out very bland and all soooo dry. Safe to say I do not plan on returning. read more

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We ordered a small pozole and a soft taco plate and our total was around $36. It was quick and efficient service which I appreciated and our host checked our on multiple times. The pozole was amazing and it's hard to come by in the west side so I loved it, but seeing how someone previously mentioned some of the soups are not made fresh does make me a little wary. read more

Las Anitas - Pozole and 2 Soft Tacos de Carne Asada - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Let's start with the positives: the customer service was amazing, and the restaurant was very clean and refreshing. The air conditioning was also great. The only issue I had was with the food. I ordered crunchy chicken tacos, which came with beans, rice, and a salad. The price wasn't too bad at $24, including a soda. The chicken in the tacos tasted like it had been boiled in water without any seasoning. The rice had zero flavor and might as well have been plain white rice. It would be perfect if you have no taste buds or if you only eat for the nutritional value. read more

So I rarely write reviews but in this case I needed to. My family and I decided to give this place a try, atmosphere was good, waitress friendly. As for the food my son ordered the waffle asada nachos and said they were ok, hubby ordered Chili Verde and let me say it was so salty and had no flavor. I tried it to see if he was over reacting but no he wasn't I had to spit my food in my napkin. I felt bad and told him to reorder but he felt like he would have pissed the cook off. As for my meal I ordered the steak and chicken fajita.. Bad Decision as well. The chicken had No authentic flavor and I couldn't chew the steak I couldn't believe this was being served it honestly seemed rubbery and not made with patience at all. Now I know authentic good Mex food because I was raised on this my entire life but this right here showed laziness and lack through not only the cook but restaurant. waste of $90 Will never go back. read more

I'm not an expert on pozole, but I was super happy with my takeout order for lunch from this place! $10 for a small pozole that ended up being two meals for myself is a great deal! They add a bag of tortilla chips too, so if you call and they ask if you want flour or corn tortillas, I guess they're taking about chips. read more

My family and I went to El Paseo Inn Restaurant first but the server was very rude once we sit down. We stepped out immediately. Then we saw Las Anitas and the customer service was totally different. Our server Ricardo O was very professional, polite and friendly. The customer service was outstanding here. The food was good. I highly recommend this place when you visit Olvera Street. read more

Las Anitas - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Fast, attentive service. The food was solid. The avocado salsa was great with the chicken taquitos. Good choice if you're visiting Olvera Street and want to get something to eat right there. read more

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They have a vegan menu! They were so nice, accommodating! And the servers were so nice! I've never had such great service at another place. Food is decently priced and so good! Highly recommend them! Such a cute place! And free chips for the table! read more

I was here for Dia de Los muertos. Very busy day. Las Anitas had the shortest line. So why not. The service was excellent. It's really cool looking inside. Felt like I was someplace else. The food was ok. I really wanted a margarita but they only serve the wine kind. No thnx. I was glad they were open and had Dia De Los Muertos experience, but I don't think I would go back. Not till they could serve me a real margarita read more

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It was decorated like an authentic Mexican restaurant and the waitress was nice. However the food was such a disappointment. I thought I was playing it safe by ordering taquitos plate. The description said taquitos with guacamole sauce. However the taquitos were smothered in what seemed to be salsa verde. The chips were not burned but had a burnt taste and so did the taquitos. I asked for double rice instead of beans. Instead of double rice I was served a salad (no dressing). We waited for the waitress to return she never did so we went up to the register and waited. She was sitting with someone on her phone until her friend told her we were waiting. Won't be returning there read more

This is my favorite part of Los Angeles Olvera Street, completely forgot our waiter's name I want to think it's Jose. They got us in quickly even though there was a group of 14 people of head of us! It's a small spot, the food was great, and nicely priced, I had a nice margarita. I actually thought Chile Riano, that hot chili I'm not sure I'm spelling it right, was top notch. read more

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We were walking around Placita Olvera, and hadn't had breakfast yet. This place looked quaint and cozy, so we stopped by....Big mistake.... Short and sweet, I LOVE MENUDO!!! And I can tell when its bad...or not cooked correctly, and as you can see in the picture, it was disgusting....I asked the waitress if the Menudo was fresh, and she said "no, it was made yesterday, and pre-heated today." All bad... I returned it and got some Chilaquiles instead...$90 lesson learned...Won't come here ever again... read more

Las Anitas - Day old menudo...and I asked for a large. This is small.... - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My family and I were at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church nearby for a baptism on a Sunday morning. After the services, we strolled down Olvera Street looking for a place to have breakfast. We came upon Las Anitas and decided to give it a try. The ambiance seemed inviting and the gentleman at the entrance welcomed us in and led us to our table in the back. I ordered the Olvera special which had a tamal, a cheese enchilada, and a beef taco. My wife ordered the chilaquiles, while my kids ordered kid specials off the kid's menu. The service was prompt and the food tased good. The sauce they douse all over the tamal and enchilada is a bit acidic for my taste buds but it was tolerable. As much as I would like to say that our visit was a positive experience, sadly I can't. As we were eating and about to wind down, a couple of roaches came out from behind the seat I was at and scurried over to the frame on the wall. I quickly tell my wife we need to get out of there when she sees the roaches scurrying up the wall, she couldn't help but let out a small shriek of horror. We didn't want to make a scene so we quickly made our wait to the front and I informed the server and asked for the check. To my surprise when I told the server that there were roaches by our table, she replied, "How?...well, I didn't see them." And she walked away supposedly to investigate. I opted to pay the bill and leave. This is one place I definitely will not be retuning to. If there are roaches on the seats; they're everywhere else in there. Stay away! read more

Food was so disappointing, waste of money. Service was rushed. The lady was rude with attitude. I thought the ambience was going to be cute bc it's underground but it's fine. read more

Food was yummy and good service! We came in to get out of the heat and glad we did. The michis are fantastic

Nunca volveria. Mi familia de 10 personas queriamos comer alli y cuando supieron que heramos 10 el manager me dio una actitud muy fea y me dijo que no sabia la espera que solo esperara afuera . Nada antipaticos . Todos los que estan enfrente tienen una actitud muy pedante y negativa. Domingo 27th hora 3:00pm . read more

The food, decor, and service were great. Ricardo was very nice. We enjoyed the meal, the drinks, and the whole experience.

Stopped in to this quaint spot located on Olvera St. We were not looking for food but instead wanted an authentic michelada. The restaurant is underground, and decorated in traditional Mexican fare. We were greeted at the door as there was a nice woman ushering passersby's into the restaurant. The chips and salsa were decent and were provided to us free of charge as soon as we were seated. The michelada was tasty enough, I've definitely had better but prices were reasonable and the restaurant is a cool place to take a break. I wouldn't come back for a michelada and unfortunately didn't try the food. read more

Quick and friendly service, absolutely delicious food. My mother ordered the Pescado a la veracruzana and loved it so much. I got the olvera and was absolutely satisfied :) read more

Las Anitas - Olvera - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I came in on a rainy day during the holidays and was seated right away I tried a pomegranate margarita and the Asada fries because they come highly recommended. I enjoyed the margarita with the agave wine , very refreshing. When my asada fries came I couldn't believe it , they're huge ! The fries are very good . They're perfectly seasoned and crispy , perfect waffle fries . The toppings were generous, you can easily share these . My only minor issue is the asada , it didn't have much favor. Which is a real shame because I could see why these fries had won awards before . This restaurant is just across the street from Union Station . This is an ideal place to come if you have a bit of a wait during travel . read more

Las Anitas - Pomegranate margarita - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Food was great and service was ok. After the order was placed they came at the end to bring the bill. The waiters and waitresses could have come by to check in on us while eating as we had our drinks needing refills for about 10-15 minutes. Flan was good at the end read more

Las Anitas - Flan - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

We had many choices but wanted to try this restaurant because of its festive design and beautiful decor. The food was about a seven. I had the combination plate of a Chile replenish, an enchilada and a taco. I asked for a rolled taco and they did give me one which was super great! Our waitress was very efficient and welcoming. It was a bit pricy for Mexican food but they do have to pay rent for the venue. Very cute Mexican place I would go back to if in the neighborhood to just order the chili relleno. The chips and salsa were really good and authentic but don't get too full on those. Good sized portions. read more

Inviting garden level restaurant with festive colors. In the historic Olvera Street, downtown....across from the main post office, not far from Union Station with street parking a couple blocks south near the French dip sandwich institution known as Phllippes. Vegetarian options, so happy about Vegetarian Mexican food...was a big draw for us. So down the stairs into the below street level restaurant.... atmosphere albeit dark is festive, with multi-pastel-colored chairs...both my friend and I were first timers here... We were seated right away...chips and salsa for free....ordered within 15 minutes: PIBLAN (pumpkin sauce) with soy "meat"...came with whole beans and Spanish rice. The dish was nice...the soy meat was like hamburger that you'd find in tacos...the sauce was thick like mole...it had a mild kick and a smoky quality to the flavor...you get three corn tortillas on the side. I could have had this as an enchilada, I think it would have been cheaper that say. My dish was about $14. Pricey, but nice. CRUNCHY BEEF TACOA. Standard rice and refried beans. My friend said it was fine. Mine was fine. Our food came within another 10 minutes...which was just fine. Seamless meal. OVERALL: Great to find soyrizo and soy meat substitute. Not sure about the cheese, but there was none on the PIBLAN. So thanks for offering the options. It was fine. A little pricey. Not horrible. Not amazing. But solid place to eat...and I'm a fan because they served vegan/vegetarian options. read more

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save your money... food was not good. Three people out of the 7 of us ended up sending their lunch back. The server didn't ask or care. Do not order the white wine... YUCK! We had to ask for additional service as no one ever came back to check on us. We were disappointed. read more

I love this place! Come here with coworkers for lunch sometimes and the food's consistent and really good. The service is always warm and friendly, and they do a great job accommodating by gluten and dairy restrictions. Try the fish! read more

Worse service and food!!! I would NEVER come here again. I can't remember the last time i had service this bad. She never checked on us and was rude from the time we asked if we could get a table. Never checked if our food was ok or offered refills. We didn't even eat our food we paid $60 for my daughter to have a few bites of beans and rice. DONT EAT HERE!!! read more

Great service, food was good :) the place is so cute! Located right off the street, it's like a little basement. We also got in pretty fast considering the line. read more

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This place is a gem for Vegetarian eaters if you're hungry and on Olivera Street in DTLA. With many options to choose from on the menu, this place is delicious. Stopped in for a quick bite to eat on a Saturday before catching a train to head back home, we were quite impressed. The size of the dining area is rather small due to the history behind this place, yet it's a comfortable environment to eat in. The walls are filled with bright color and the accent pieces give it a nice touch. Prices are reasonable here. I'd say this is a great lunch spot. read more

Las Anitas - Champurrado - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Service was terrible - saw our waitress when she came to take our order, and then at the end of our meal to bring the bill. We tried to flag her down for a water refill but she didn't return until after we finished eating. The happy hour margaritas were not good. We tried strawberry and Pina colada, both were gross (had a funny flavor) and also you could not taste any tequila in it. I ordered carne asada fries, which were good but my party ordered Mexican dishes and they were just average. How can you serve average Mexican food on Olvera street?? Last but not least, we sat at a table (half booth) that was in the corner of the room where the ceilings were low and slanted, so you had to watch your head when you got up. read more

Las Anitas - Carne asada fries - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Made a stop here after a court date. Many restaurants were closed due to pandemic but luckily this one was open for business. Food was good, will definitely stop again if ever down here. read more

Avoid this restaurant at all costs. Even if it is the only restaurant open and you are starving! We went here today during a family trip to Olivera street. BIG MISTAKE. How can a Mexican restaurant in this area be so bad. I do not understand how you can mess up the most basic and common Mexican dishes. I had cheese enchiladas. They were cold in the center and the cheese wasn't even melted. The beans and rice were so bland and tasteless I was wondering if I lost my sense of taste. I wish I was joking. My daughter ordered the tamales and didn't even eat them and didn't want to take them to go! They were so bad. My husband got a shredded beef taco. He's not even picky and didn't like it. You're best bet is to keep walking around Olivera and find a decent Mexican restaurant. This place sucks! read more

What an amazing little spot on olvera street. the service is tops, the food is delicious & the margaritas are def worth coming back for!! read more

Las Anitas - lunch date with my sissy - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Over priced for horrible food. Plus the wait is long. Customer service lacks tremendously. Definitely do not recommend this place. read more

Las Anitas - Asada fries but hardly any asada on it and for $15! - Mexican Near Me - Los Angeles, California

The food is lacking flavor unfortunately. I ordered the menudo and it was more oil than sopa and it doesn't even come with hominy. The taquitos are made with canned sauce and weren't hot. However, the best part of this restaurant is the cafe de olla. That's where it gets the 2 stars from me. read more

I was in the area on a business trip and decided to come here for lunch. This place definitely feels authentic, has a nice welcoming vibe. I arrived right before the place got packed so I was sat at the bar in the back with only 3 chairs. I got chips with salsa, and ordered chilaquiles rojo with beans rice, and 2 sunny-side eggs. The eggs seemed a bit runny, the chilaquiles had no flavor whatsoever, and once the place got packed I no longer saw a waiter/waitress. When I was finished I had to get up and go stand in line to get my bill and pay. Keep in mind that I wasn't the only one in line, seems they can't handle that kind of volume yet. If I was in the area, I'd give this place another chance. But just one more. read more

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This is my go-to spot when I'm around the area. I don't only like the food, decor, service and ambiance which are amazing; but the music they play! Old school romantic rancheras. At times there's a Trio going around tables if you want a serenade while eating there lol. What I really enjoy here are their margarita on the rocks, the mango one is my fave. Also their carne asada and garlic shrimp plates and the carne asada fries. Most of their plates come with rice (great Mexican style one), refried beans, a side of small salad or grilled veggies and tortillas (you choose from corn and flour). Their chips and salsa are always on point and their aguas frescas taste really fruity unlike other places around the area. Everyone seems to be happy and amiable when I'm there. Bathroom is clean and doesn't stink lol. Place is really small but very inviting. I never had dessert before 'cause I'm usually stuffed when I'm done; but I recently had their capirotada which is a dessert they make mostly for Lent. It was really good it reminded me of bread pudding with melted cheese, fruits and walnuts. You must try! I've had it differently but this one style was really good. If you're around the area give Las Anitas a try. You won't regret it. read more

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