Really really good pupusas. I love getting the cheese pupusas with extra cheese. They're huge and…read moreconsistently good. Staff is super friendly and helpful. I normally take food to go but I would eat in the restaurant as it has a welcoming vibe. Their pollo guisado and soap de res are always good too.

This is my favorite local Pupusa restaurant they also do daily specials which is awesome! Good…read morevibes, good food, the only downside is parking gets a lil crowded but still 100% worth it

The absolute best. I don't know how to describe how fantastic this place is. Throw a dart at the…read moremenu and YOU'RE A WINNER! I come here like 3x a week.

The carne asada here is incredible!…read more Came late on a Monday night and the truck was in the same spot as usual. Ordered the birria taco and carne asada burrito. Total came out to $16 cash The birria is really good and on par with most other birria spots. The carne asada burrito is outstanding. The meat is so tender, flavorful and juicy. The rice is also really nice and fluffy with a great flavor. I do consider this a top carne asada burrito in LA and highly recommend it

Just stopped by this new food truck and gave it a try. We ordered a few dishes and they were all…read moredelicious. We'll definitely be back next time we're craving mariscos

"El Cache" botana is really flavorful. The mixture of salsas make this plate pop. My first time…read morehere. Will come back soon. "

When we came in, we were greeted right away. The inside is small, but spacious enough to easily…read moreview the menu on the back walls and look at all the baked goods without being too close to other people. Everything looked great. I would love to try all their cakes, they look so good and fresh. The breads are definitely awesome and fresh too, it was coming out from the back when we were there, and you can see some condensation on the display letting you know they are hot and fresh. It took a few minutes of scanning the menu, and looking at the desserts, before we were ready and chose to order. We ended up getting a steak sandwich and the two empanada plate. For the empanadas, we tried the beef and the chicken. The empanadas are not that great. The beef one was ok, but the chicken was not worth trying again. The star of the plate was the french fries. Those were awesome and cooked very well. The steak sandwich was very good. It was loaded with steak. The steak pieces were tender. Everything about the sandwich was good. The bread was the same one they sold in the display. The lettuce and tomatoes, fresh. The avocado that costed $3 extra, loads, probably a whole small avocado. This sandwich is definitely worth coming back for. Overall, I say try it. Or at least, try the steak sandwich with some fries.

Chilenazo is located in a strip mall. It was a nice little spot with table service where I…read moreeyeballed the options in the glass counter and got tempted by their sweets. I opted for two empanadas ($4 each; quantity discount for take-out only) - the spinach, and the shrimp & cheese - and their Mil Hojas (puff pastry with dulce de leche and vanilla cream. Served warm, both empanadas were quite good! Despite being filled with dulce de leche, we found the mil hojas sweet to be not too sweet and quite yummy!

They have counter service for traditional Mexican food. Vibrant bold flavors. They are known for…read moretheir carnitas, tacos and tamales. We picked up tamales: pork, chicken, sweet corn and chile cheese. My favorite is the pork. Don't forget their enchilada sauce to put over them! Perfect for dine in or takeout. We took it home for a get-together with family.

My wife and I decided to take the easy way out instead of cooking dinner at home, so I picked up…read moresome food from Carrillo's Mexican Deli on Sherman Way in Winnetka, California. I went with my usual to start a grande with chicken and no tomatoes, since I have acid reflux and can't have tomatoes. I ordered the chicken tostada grande because, aside from the pico de gallo, there aren't supposed to be any other tomatoes in the meal. I also ordered some hard-shell chicken tacos for my wife over the phone and picked everything up on my way home from work. I always seem to get heartburn when I eat from here. I usually tell myself it's worth it and assume it's just because I'm eating more than I should but the food is just too good to stop. This time, though, I looked down at my tostada and noticed some red specks. When I took a closer look, I realized it was tomato mixed in with the chicken. Some restaurants cook their chicken with tomatoes, and that's a big problem for me. So I went back to the restaurant to ask for a refund since I can't have tomatoes in my food. When I got there, I asked if they put tomatoes in the chicken aside from the pico de gallo. At first, they said no, but then one of the employees checked with the cook, who confirmed that they do cook the chicken with tomatoes. I explained that I have acid reflux and can't have tomatoes at all otherwise, I end up coughing all night and my sleep is completely ruined. They weren't hesitant to give me a refund once they realized the mistake. They also suggested that next time I order, I should clearly mention that I can't have any tomatoes so they can make sure my food is prepared accordingly. I agreed and said I'd do that. Unfortunately, these days you can't always assume something is tomato-free just because it's not listed on the menu. At most places I go, even if tomatoes aren't mentioned, I still have to ask just to be sure. Carrillo's is still an excellent choice if you're looking for wholesome Mexican food. But for anyone with dietary restrictions, you really need to double check seriously double check that your order doesn't include anything you can't eat. I would still recommend this place if you're in the area. The restaurant is what you would expect for the ambience. It is well decorated and inspired by the Mexican culture. The parking lot is something else it has limited parking, but I'm usually able to find something there when I get there as it shares a parking lot with other stores . Nevertheless, you should try it out if you're in the area .

We came here on a Sunday afternoon, parking was easy and getting seated was fast and easy. Customer…read moreservice was attentive. The ambiance is chill and comfy. They offer a wide variety of dishes on their menu which is a plus for me. Steak and shrimp plate was amazing! Food is definitely authentic! The ensalada de fruta hit the spot so much we ordered it twice! I would recommend!

La peor experiencia que he tenido en un restaurante. Me tomaron la orden mal dos veces, tuve que…read moreesperar bastante tiempo y aun así nunca me trajeron lo que realmente pedí. Cuando finalmente me dieron algo "parecido", me dijeron que igual me lo iban a cobrar, así que me tocó comerlo aunque no era lo que quería. El lugar además huele mal y se siente sucio. Honestamente, no me sorprende que esté vacío. No lo recomiendo para nada. Ahorra tu dinero y evita este lugar. La comida no save bien. Worst experience I've had at a restaurant. They got my order wrong twice, I had to wait a long time, and I still never got what I actually ordered. When they finally brought something "close," they told me they were going to charge me anyway, so I had to eat it even though it wasn't what I wanted. The place also smells bad and feels dirty. Honestly, it makes sense why it's empty. Do not recommend at all. Save your money and go somewhere else. Food tastes bad.

Fast and delicious! Friendly staff and clean I will…read moredefinitely go back again. I recommend this place, a little hidden Jewel.

Excellent food, I had huevos rancheros because it was early morning but Mole is one of the best…read moredishes. My wife loves the estofado. Really good pulidas... well everything is good at Roca Fuerte. Come and taste.

These tacos were definitely good but they were not what I was expecting. I ordered 4 tacos de asada…read moreand a large Jamaica (which I forgot to photograph). I walked in and the service was pleasant and the place was very clean which I liked. The tacos resembled more of a steak taco rather than a taco de asada. If you know you know. Regardless, the tacos were flavorful, the meat was juicy, the meat had a light char, and there was a generous serving of meat. They used white corn tortillas and their salsas were decent, but a bit too watery for my liking. The Jamaica was amazing. It was not sweet or overly tart.

I ordered food from a different restaurant, and they added tomatoes without my knowledge, so I…read moreended up returning it and decided to give this place a try. Tacos Wow is located on Saticoy and Winnetka in the city of Winnetka, California. I decided to get the quesadilla con carne, which is basically carne asada in a quesadilla. It was well-cooked and seasoned to perfection, but a little too greasy at the same time. My wife ordered the asada fries, which come with carne asada, cheese, and pico de gallo on top of French fries. The fries were a little soggy for my liking, but overall everything tasted okay. When I arrived at the restaurant, the lady was working in the kitchen by herself. She was super nice and friendly and answered all the questions I had about some of the menu items. After a bit of a wait, my food came out. She packaged it to go, and I went home to try it. I got reminded about this place from this one guy on TikTok, and although I had known about it before, I just never got around to stopping by to give it a try. The place isn't very big, but they have enough tables for people to sit down and enjoy their food. As for the ambience, it was well-decorated, just as you would expect from a Mexican restaurant. Would I come back again? Probably not, but if you haven't tried it before, you should give it a shot. Everyone has their own tastes and opinions. I just like trying new places and then move on to something different so I don't get bored with what I'm eating. There's very limited street parking along Saticoy Street, but they do have a parking lot behind the restaurant. It might look a little intimidating since you can't see it from the street, but it's there.