We were passing through and did a quick search for a decent local spot. This restaurant makes…read moreEXCELLENT tacos. You must try the vampiros tacos. But get this! They make keto tacos and those were just as excellent. Fresh ingredients and so much flavor! I'm from the SF Bay Area, and we've got great taco spots too. So I feel like that says a lot about Tacos El Vampiro. If you're in the LA area this place is worth going to!

I can't believe we lived here this long and are just now trying Tacos El Vampiro!…read more We went last week for the first time and the staff were super friendly and made us feel very welcome. We sat inside and ate 2 tacos each and it was the perfect amount. It was a cute little place with plenty of parking and some in door and out door seating. I really loved the chorizo, I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu!

My second time visiting this taco spot. My previous review talks about how much I like this place…read more But my first time here I only got the tacos. On this trip, I got my usual go to at taco trucks which is a couple of tacos and a mulita! Just as delicious as I remembered. I came through on the later side, so there wasn't that long of a line. The place was really chill on the people were really friendly. This place is located in Sylmar, which is where the 5 and the 405 converge. So if I haven't gotten food yet, it's a great stop on the way up to see my folks in the Bay Area. So glad I did. I think I should start making a tradition whenever I drive up.

It smelled like a completely different truck, and I was told it's under the same ownership--but it…read moredidn't feel that way at all. The truck itself looks different now, and unlike before, there were no prices posted outside, which was a red flag. The green sauce had an off texture. The tortillas were still good, but they were out of key meats like asada and cabeza, and no one could explain why. That left me ordering chicken (which was bland), pastor, and lengua--which ended up being tough. Overall, the experience was disappointing compared to what it used to be. Unfortunately, I won't be coming back.

My daughter and 14 old grandson had a very good lunch at Graciana's today. The food was excellent…read more Our server did a great job bringing us food and taking care of drinks for us. The place is very clean and makes you feel very welcome. Thanks for the great lunch and the great food.

The menudo is good but they need to cook the hominy, they were hard. We got chips, salsa, and beans…read moreto dip. I think they reused the salsa because there was a soggy chip in it. Pozole was good, the same things hominy was hard. Good meat amount. Plenty of parking.

It was meh. It didn't impress me that much. My bro and his family come here often. I guess it's…read morejust not go to place for Mexican food. The service was ok, generic you can say. The ambiance is a 7/10. I don't know what it is but something about this place lacks something but I can't put my finger on it. I'll prob come again to try another place and then maybe update my review.

This charming restaurant is a real treasure in San Fernando. It is not a corporate entity, but a…read morefamily owned business. My family has enjoyed eating here for over 20 years. Enter from the back, enjoy the paintings done by a well known San Fernando artist, a US Vietnam vet, the late Federico Blanco. Continue down the hall to the dining area. Beautifully decorated with warm colors, culturally significant and welcoming. There are booths around the perimeter of the room and plenty of tables and chairs. We are always greeted and seated upon arrival. The menu has great choices. The food is authentic and delicious. So many choices! Chile relleno is one of my favorites. But there are wonderful beef and pork selections. Recently a friend loved her chicken mole! The desserts are also great, so save room for cheesecake or carrot cake. And next door is a little bakery, so pick up something to bring home! This is a great restaurant to have a party or family get together. I have done both. I hosted a Cinco de Mayo luncheon with 35 ladies, some of whom had never been to that part of the valley. They loved it. Go and enjoy! Parking in the back. Support small local family businesses.

We truly enjoyed the food here. The service is great and super friendly. They have a nice patio and…read morefree parking in the back. Now they also show soccer games so the place gets super busy. A separate thank you to the bartender who was super helpful and adjusted our cocktails. The whole vibe is just great and fun :)

I came to papa juans for the first time, it didn't disappointed. The staff was very welcoming. The…read morefood was very delicious. Best michelada ive ever had. You guys have to try the pork belly tacos and the tacos governador!!! I will definitely be back!!

I got the combo with a chile relleno and 2 beef enchiladas, rice, beans. While everything was good…read morethe relleno stood out. Next time I go back I'll double up on the chile rellenos.We got a bit of a performance too. There were 2 singers that came in guitar-in-hand that sang 2-3 traditional songs a piece. Had a great time and will be back.

The service here is absolutely horrible. I ordered the menudo and the waitress brought me brown…read morecilantro looked at it and walked away never checked on me and the food is lazy and thrown on a plate.

Great service, we ordered the chilaquiles platter which is half green and half red sauce. I had the…read morecocktel campechana and it was filled with shrimp. The most I have ever had. I feel it lacks lighting but overall it is a great place to eat

There's plenty of parking…read more The service is really, really slow The ambience is fun during the weekend. They have live music. The food is very bland and it made me very very sick afterwards in which I had diarrhea And they do charge of 4% surcharge if you pay with your debit card or credit card

I can't believe I've lived in Sylmar for almost 6 years and somehow never noticed this little gem!…read more From the moment you walk in, it feels like you've escaped to a little beach town in Mexico. The atmosphere is relaxed, welcoming, and exactly where you want to be on a hot summer day. The seafood was incredibly fresh and refreshing. I ordered the campechana kora, and my husband had the Aguachiles, both were absolutely delicious and perfect for the heat. What really made the experience special was the staff. They were so kind, patient, and welcoming. My husband has been practicing his Spanish, and instead of making him feel self-conscious, they were incredibly encouraging and sweet with him. It made the whole meal feel even more authentic and enjoyable. Great food, wonderful service, and an atmosphere that makes you forget you're just minutes from home. I can't believe it took me this long to find Ceviches, but it definitely won't be six years before my next visit!

I was looking for highly rated seafood restaurants on Yelp, and this restaurant was on the list…read more After reading the reviews, I got excited to give it a try. Parking was easy to find, which was a plus. The ambiance was casual, relaxed, and family-friendly. They have multiple TVs throughout the restaurant, and during my visit, they were showing a soccer game. I always like it when a restaurant broadcasts sporting events, even if it means the place sometimes gets very packed. I was really looking forward to trying their shrimp ceviche, but to my disappointment, they had run out by the time I arrived. I decided to go with my backup option instead: the camarones a la diabla. Camarones a la diabla is a dish consisting of shrimp cooked in a spicy red chile sauce. This restaurant also serves it with rice, toast, and a side of vegetables. As the name suggests, the shrimp are supposed to be spicy. As a spice enthusiast, I'm always on the lookout for the best spicy dishes. The shrimp were cooked well, but they had a sweet taste. It almost seemed as if they had used ketchup in the sauce to tone down the heat. I'm honestly not a fan of mixing sweet with spicy, at least when it comes to protein. The vegetables that came with the dish were soggy and flavorless. The rice was okay but could have been better. The toast was pretty good, it was buttery, garlicky, and crispy. Overall, this dish wasn't bad, but it also wasn't the best. The service during my visit was good. My server was attentive and helpful. He frequently stopped by to check if everything was okay. Overall, this experience didn't turn out exactly as I had expected, but it wasn't a bad experience by any means. I might return one day to try their shrimp ceviche. Ratings: Camarones a la diabla - 3/5 Ambiance - 4/5 Service - 4/5

Great food! The chilaquiles and mole de pollo are excellent. Chilaquiles having the addition of…read morecarne asada really makes it special! Service is always kind and the restaurant has a feeling of being home. Been coming here for years with my Mom and it's one of her favorites.

Good food and good service! Looking forward to coming back soon! It tastes as good as it looksread more

Food was amazing, the carne asada, the beans and everything was made right. Would definitely go…read moreback to try their menudo lol!

They just dont make the chilaquiles like they used to. They used to be wet n tasty the last few…read moretimes theyre dry n leave you thirsty