This bar is fantastic! A large space with lots of options for seating inside and out. Very chill…read morevibe. We had intended to go to the bar next door, but one look at the crowd there and the loud throbbing music turned us off. I had wanted to go to Mi Corazon anyway, and was glad the group agreed. Lots of great mezcal and tequila options, as well as a well-stocked bar with wine, beer and cocktails. And the food menu looks great, but we didn't try it. Next time! The bartender was great and served us at our table. Brought us chips and a delicious homemade spicy salsa. The atmosphere was perfect for conversation, with good indie music playing at the right level. I will be back.

1 Star -- Extremely disappointing experience…read more Unfortunately, our experience at this restaurant was horrible from the moment we arrived. When I first arrived, I gave them the name of our reservation, and the staff had no idea what I was talking about. We were a party of 6, yet they seated us at a tiny table that was clearly not appropriate for our group. When it was time to order, my husband very clearly told the waiter which pasta he wanted and even showed him a picture of the item on the menu. The waiter looked at it and agreed. My food came out, but my husband's food never did. We eventually found out that his order was never even put in. What made it worse was when the waiter came out saying, "Oh my God, I thought you said you didn't want it." Everyone at the table looked at him completely confused because my husband had literally told him what he wanted and showed him the menu item. Instead of simply acknowledging the mistake and fixing it, we were left waiting. On top of that, trying to get anyone's attention was nearly impossible. We had to repeatedly try to get someone's attention just to get basic service. Then there was another issue with the entrance fee. My sister-in-law had messages showing that we were told that if we ate at the restaurant, we would no longer have to pay the entrance fee. We showed those messages to the woman handling the wristbands, but instead of looking into it or speaking to someone who could clarify the situation, she simply said, "I don't know, you have to pay." No attempt was made to investigate or resolve the issue. After everything that happened, they still added a tip to the bill, despite the extremely poor service we received. Overall, this was one of the most frustrating restaurant experiences I've had. Poor communication, poor service, lack of organization, and no effort to make things right. I definitely will not be recommending this place to anyone, and we will not be returning.

I chose to go here on my birthday with a reservation but was kinda disappointed that for it being a…read morepricey place they don't offer something for your birthday. Again it is a little pricey but the food was really good I'm not going to lie I really did enjoy the flavors. The drinks were pretty great too, good amount of alcohol not too sweet. The Ambiance is beautiful which is one of the main reasons I wanted to go there so I could also get my birthday photos and that I did because it was super pretty. I am going to say if you have a hard time seeing it is a little dark so be prepared to get that flashlight ready. Service was pretty good, we were running a bit late and they accommodated to that and everything came out at a pretty good pace.

came back to Ka'teen to finally try the Dine LA menu, and I'm so glad we did. This easily made my…read moretop 3 Dine LA experiences. The service was impeccable--everyone was attentive, friendly, and made the whole experience feel special. We had to get the Michelada Oysters again because I had been craving them since our last visit. They were just as amazing as I remembered--fresh, perfectly seasoned, and seriously addicting. For Dine LA, I started with the Tostada Campechana, which was like an elevated ceviche with scallops, tuna, yellowtail, avocado, and a citrus sesame sauce. Everything tasted super fresh and the citrus gave it the perfect balance. The Bone Marrow Mole was rich, flavorful, and came with a generous portion and toast. For my main course, I had the skirt steak, which was cooked perfectly--tender, well-seasoned, and delicious with the green sauce. The homemade tortillas were amazing too. We ended with the Dulce de Leche Panna Cotta, and it was the perfect finish--creamy, smooth, not overly sweet, and so good we practically cleaned the plate. Amazing food, great portions, beautiful atmosphere, and excellent service. Ka'teen definitely delivered. I would absolutely come back again.

Not sure what the hype is really about…read more I love the hatch chili but the burrito has too many beans not enough meat. Great tortilla but feels like not flavorful enough. I expected a burrito that is the top rated in LA to be assaulting my senses with great flavor. It seems rather straightforward like "this is a decent burrito " but nothing special imo

Sonoratown took the top spot on our LA taco tour. The amazing smell of their kitchen as you walk in…read morejust tells you you're in for a treat. I had immediate regrets not getting more than 1 taco. The meat was flavorful and juicy, the tortilla de harina amazingly soft, the salsas packed a great punch of spice and flavor. All around spectacular. I even got an horchata de coco to wash it all down and that made it even better. The shop is small but has some seating indoor and outdoor. Great decor and art on the walls. Service was fast and staff were very nice. I am not in LA much but will go be going back to Sonoratown.

What a surprise! My friend and I visited for restaurant week…read moreand I'd give it a 9/10! The drive there was a bit iffy due to location but surprisingly the street that the restaurant is on was clean and felt pretty safe! I chose to park on the street but I'd advise to valet ($15) for safety purposes. We walked into a concrete built up newish area that had a brewery and another Michelin rated restaurant across the courtyard. The entire area was inviting! The restaurant felt like we took a dinner vacation to Cabo which was recipe for a relaxing evening! We ordered from the restaurant week menu which for us consisted of Ceviche, Guac w/delicious fresh tortilla fresh chips, whipped beans, snapper, bbq chicken, empanadas and basque cheesecake. All were great!.. we just wanted a larger portion of everything! I'd recommend and will definitely go again! I love restaurant week!

Let's be honest. The location is kinda sketchy. Not the best area. However, we liked the vibe of…read morethe restaurant and felt safe there. Our server was Josh and he was great! He was super friendly and professional. The food was really good. We loved the lamb chops, ceviche and the red snapper. Thanks Josh!

My parents were visiting from Florida for their annual family trip, and I wanted to treat them to a…read moremeal and introduce them to the diverse food scene in Los Angeles. Since they live in an area with limited Mexican cuisine, I chose Guelaguetza, a James Beard Award-winning restaurant with authentic Oaxacan recipes, something completely new to them. They were excited to try something different, as they don't have many Mexican food options where they live, and I wanted to expand their culinary horizons. We were greeted with complimentary chips - some were drizzled with mole and Oaxacan cheese, which we requested refills of, and others were served with red and green salsas. The green salsa had a nice kick to it. For our meal, we shared two large dishes: the Festival de Moles ($53.00) and the Tlayuda Guelaguetza ($27.50). The Tlayuda Guelaguetza, which is also called a Mexican pizza, was layered with bean and chicharron spread, queso fresco, cabbage, quesillo, beef tasajo, pork Cecina, and pork chorizo. While I've always wanted to try Tlayuda, this one wasn't good, and I wouldn't recommend it. The pork chorizo was particularly unappetizing, and neither my parents nor I enjoyed the dish, feeling it was a waste of money. The Festival de Moles ($53.00) featured four individual moles - negro, rojo, coloradito, and estofado - with a choice of shredded chicken breast or pork spare ribs. We opted for a mix of both and found this dish to be excellent, and we would definitely order it again. They were very impressed with the moles, and enjoyed them for the first time. The only minor complaint was a lack of tortillas to dip with the mole, though they did provide some rice. We ordered several drinks, which significantly increased the bill. I was surprised we spent $200 on lunch for three people with only two meals. I started with the Pasion De Oaxaca ($16.00), a mezcal, tequila, passion fruit, grapefruit juice, and tajin cocktail that was excellent, perfectly balanced, strong, but not too sweet. For my second drink, I had the refreshing Aquas Frescas - Jamaica ($6), which was perfect after my meal. I even took it to go, and they kindly provided a cup. My dad ended up taking it, as he needed it with his medication (they're old!). My parents, who were trying mole for the first time, were very impressed and really enjoyed it. Our only minor complaint was the lack of tortillas to dip in the mole, although they did provide some rice. The food took a little longer to come out, even though the restaurant wasn't busy. I imagine this type of cuisine is labor-intensive, and you can't rush the cooking time for mole. You just have to trust the process! We thoroughly enjoyed our experience at Guelaguetza Restaurante and will definitely be back. I can see why they're a James Beard Award-winning restaurant; you can get authentic Oaxacan flavors in LA! We're lucky to live here.

Amazing food and drinks and there is live music but it is way too loud in there. The place is huge…read moreand gets packed but I think the speakers need to be turned down. Good for big groups but I don't really recommend if you actually want to have conversation. Got the enchiladas campesinas and mango slushy both of my visits there, it's a huge serving so had leftovers for another meal each time.

The food is AMAZING, staff are great and the prices are good too…read more Incredible ambience really recommend it here

This place has a lot of character and it's right by dodger Stadium. It's been there forever and the…read moreambience is great. It makes a great sports bar but the best thing about it ?!? The chile rellano Best I've ever had

I only came here for the bar so this review is strictly for the drinks. I did not know this place…read morewon Top 50 Bars of America for 3 years in a row, so I was pleasantly surprised to see that sign when we entered. My girls and I were bar hopping in WeHo for our friend's bachelorette and this place was recommended to us for good drinks. We went in with no reservation and the seats downstairs for the open bar area were full, so one of the servers told us we can lounge around at the bar upstairs and grab some chairs until someone kicked us out. Thankfully, we were able to grab a couch and everyone was super friendly and sweet. We ordered some signature cocktails off the menu and as the night went on, we ordered some tequila shots as well. Instead of lime and salt, they gave us our shots with golden berries and salt and wow. I'm definitely going to be taking my tequila shots with this combo! It was sooooo good. The interior of the restaurant is beautiful and very spacious, and the food looked really good too. I'd love to come back with my husband to give them a try!

I had been looking forward to visiting Mírate, especially because of its reputation for Mexican…read morespirits and agave. Unfortunately, what happened at the bar left me seriously questioning how their rare spirits are being handled. I originally had a reservation but arrived early and decided to eat at the bar instead. I'm a longtime agave enthusiast, so naturally I spent some time going through their spirits list. I was surprised to see two different iterations of a particularly rare bottle available. One iteration is considerably harder to find than the other, despite them being similarly priced here. Before ordering, I specifically confirmed with both my server and the bartender that they had both versions available, and I made it very clear that I wanted the older, rarer iteration. I already own the other version at home and had no interest in ordering it. They poured me one ounce of the older bottle, and it was excellent. I enjoyed it enough that I ordered another two-ounce pour, at roughly $75 per pour. This is where things became concerning. I watched the bartender attempt to pour from the bottle I had ordered and apparently discover that it was empty. Rather than telling me they were out, they picked up the other, less-rare version--the exact bottle I had specifically said I did not want--and poured two ounces from it. From where I was sitting, I could see what appeared to be a discussion between the bartenders about which bottle was being used, yet the drink was still sent to me without anyone mentioning that they had substituted it. As soon as I smelled the pour, I knew something was different. I asked them to bring me the bottle it had been poured from. Sure enough, it was the other version. I politely declined it and explained again that it wasn't what I had ordered. What happened next concerned me even more. The original bottle that appeared to be empty was taken away from the bar. Approximately 10 minutes later, a completely full bottle of that same rare iteration appeared. There is some important context here: this particular bottle was released in 2023 and was available for a relatively limited period. In all my years of collecting and drinking agave spirits, I have only encountered this particular bottle at a bar twice. When I do find older, discontinued releases like this, it's typically a one-off bottle that's already partially consumed. So seeing an empty bottle disappear into the back and then having what appeared to be another completely full bottle of this same 2023 release come out approximately 10 minutes later immediately caught my attention. Could a restaurant have multiple bottles stored away? Absolutely. But in my personal experience with this particular release, having multiple bottles readily available several years later would be extremely unusual. What made the situation even more concerning was that this supposedly replacement bottle wasn't brought out sealed. It arrived already opened, with the wax around the cork and bottle opening completely removed. I'm very familiar with these bottles, and removing that wax cleanly takes some effort. If this was simply another unopened bottle from their inventory, I don't understand why it wasn't brought to the bar sealed and opened in front of me. That would have immediately resolved any concern. Instead, I had just watched the first bottle run empty, watched them attempt to substitute a different and less-rare version without telling me, watched the empty bottle disappear into the back, and then roughly 10 minutes later a completely full--but already opened--bottle of this difficult-to-find 2023 release appeared. The pour from that bottle also tasted noticeably different to me from the first pour I had received. I want to be very clear: I cannot prove that the bottle was refilled, and I am not stating that as a fact. I can only describe exactly what I personally witnessed. But the entire sequence of events left me with serious concerns about the provenance of what I was being served. For an inexpensive house spirit, this would already be troubling. When you're talking about rare agave spirits being sold at approximately $75 per pour, transparency and provenance matter tremendously. If they truly had another bottle of this rare 2023 release in inventory, bringing the sealed bottle to the bar and opening it in front of me would have eliminated virtually every concern I had. Instead, I left questioning what I had actually been served. For a restaurant that presents itself as knowledgeable and passionate about Mexican spirits, this was extremely disappointing. I went in excited to explore their agave selection and left feeling that I couldn't trust what was being poured. Based on my experience, I would not return for rare or high-end spirits, and I would strongly encourage anyone ordering expensive or difficult-to-find pours here to ask to see the bottle before it is poured.

Super cute spot, staff were so friendly and welcoming. I highly recommend!! Drinks & food are on…read morepoint

Tacos Tu Madre is a new favorite! Such a cute spot for a girls' night or date night. The ambiance…read moreis so good, the service was amazing, and everything we ordered was delicious. Great spot for Instagram pictures. The drinks were also so cute. Definitely a place I'll be going back to over and over again and brining friends!

We go to El Tepeyac all the time. I just can't review them every month. They are famous for making…read morethe biggest burrito in LA. That big burrito in the photo is one of them They have traditional Mexican food at a great price. If you want fancy fine dining go elsewhere. This is a small, old place, that is kept up to date and is spotless. Whether you eat at the counter, outside or at a table it is comfortable. The service is the best. Many of the servers and cooks have been there many years. They are friendly and great with kids. You will love whatever you order there. I love their tacos and taquitos. My husband and the rest of the family love the burritos and their wonderful guacamole. Their chips are served warm and are great. They also have really good salsa. Parking is free in their lot. They do not take reservations. I posted a photo of the line to get in. We always skip that and eat the counter which often has seats waiting. We also go outside which has lots of tables with a cover so you are out of the heat. You can eat there, do take out or have it delivered.

El Tepeyac has been the same for decades. A los fewer customers but the flavor is almost the same…read more The service was lacking.