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4.2 (649 reviews)
Open 5:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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Leslie B.

I recently visited Tahona Bar for my third time. The first time was a a happy hour shortly after they opened. The second time was to visit the speakeasy (Oculto 477) back in early 2020. Most recently, I met a friend after work on a Friday a couple weeks ago. Tahona Bar is located on the south end of Old Town, right by El Campo Cemetery. For that reason, it feels historic, and slightly spooky, which makes it more intriguing to me. We arrived at 5:30, with a half hour left on the happy hour menu. We had a reservation, which was lucky, as the place filled up quickly. Tahona bar is beautifully decorated, reminding me of some of the dining rooms I saw when I visited Tequila, Jalisco, with modern decor, some Day of the Dead figurines, and archways. There is sort of a private dining area off the main dining area that I understand is used for mezcal tastings. Perhaps it can be reserved for large parties as well. We mostly ordered off the happy hour menu, as it really features some good deals. My friend had a regular margarita, I had a mezcal margarita. We shared the guacamole, empanada trio, and the ceviche. My friend chose a fish taco off the regular menu. I also chose a cocktail called Bruno el Burro, that was a fruity, but not overly sweet mezcal cocktail. The food was all beautifully plated. Service was friendly and prompt. Tables were a bit small for laying out the food and drinks, so things did get a bit messy. Standout items for me were the guacamole (fresh and flavorful), the chimichuri for the empanadas, and the ceviche, as it had a great texture with a crunch of some sort of sweet plantain chip. I didn't like that they charge for chips and salsa. Ours came complimentary, but I think that is because we ordered the guacamole. The empanadas were a bit too crispy and fried for my taste. I also did wish that there were a few more items on the menu that were not fried, or did not involve tortillas or chips. All in all, I very much enjoyed our visit to Tahona Bar. I recommend it for a slightly more unique Mexican dining experience in Old Town.

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Emmett T.

When Tahona first debuted in Old Town, it was a very buzzy spot that included a speakeasy in the back of the facility (Oculto 477). I believe the number reflected the 477 buried bodies at the next door cemetery, El Campo Santo, which is more than 175 years old. There was a row of tables in the parklet in front of the building for outdoor dining. The interior was broken up into a main dining area, a small tasting room off to the left side, and a cocktail bar and lounge area in the back. The main draw for this place was the selection of mezcals, hence the term mezcaleria posted on an exterior sign. The food and drink menus were on display outside the structure so you could view them from the sidewalk. I sat at the bar during my most recent visit on a weeknight that happened to be on a Taco Tuesday. The discount was $2 off all tacos all day long. The regular prices for the eight listed tacos were between $6 and $8. I initially chose three of the tacos without the awareness of how large they would be. The Cali-Baja Fish, Chicken & Rabbit Al Pastor, and the Venison Picadillo were my selections. Mahi was used as the fish that was battered with masa tempura. House slaw, miso aioli, date glaze, and guajillo XO were the other ingredients. The crunch on the fillet was light and crispy. The meats in the al pastor were marinated with blood orange-achiote adobo. Charred avocado and pineapple and pico de gallo accompanied the chicken and rabbit. I thought this was an unusual combination as you don't find rabbit used often as a taco meat. The pineapple provided a sweetness to contrast the adobo marinade and grilled avocado. A 50/50 mix of venison and beef was used to form a terrine for the last taco. Seasonal pico, garbanzo and avocado crema, and pepita macha spiced up the meats. I wasn't full after consuming the trio so I also ordered their signature taco which was the Asada Norteno. Carne asada, chorizo, queso oaxaca, cabbage, onion, green salsa, and salsa macha were the components. The beef and the sausage were very savory on the bottom of the tortilla. All of the tacos I tried had a creative combination of ingredients and flavors. With the reduced prices on Taco Tuesday, the value was much more reasonable for these street sized products. I gave a four star rating for my meal at Tahona Bar.

Jaiden M.

Literally the best service EVER! We went to the speakeasy and was planning on waiting for a table and they had a table ALREADY READY FOR US!!!!! Literally amazing wish I could tip everysingle person in her individuality tbh. Can't wait for the food but I thought this place should get recognition first. Telling everyone about it here. Oh.... The vibe??? Chefs kiss!!!! The Spanish fusion concept is awesome and that's coming from a Mexican. Def get the sloth drink w the marshmallow top 10/10

Carnitas  Chicken and Rabbit Pastor Tacos
Nick C.

Ive been to Tahona bar a few times. Its always been a pleasant experience. Here its kind of open but kind of quiet and intimate too. I wanted a Michelada and I could have sworn they had one at one point. But here I was and they do not. So our server instead suggested the head ancho I believe it was called. It was aight. I'd stick with a margarita or something citrus with mezcal next time. The guac - I am a guac aficionado. This was pleasant and easy. Very light on the ingredients and focusing on the avocado. Ahi Tuna Ceviche - it was pleasant and packed with tuna. Not overly citrusy and very fresh. Just wasnt too cold. Was more not cold. However this place in Downtown LA with a Michelin star Holbox serves it this way and very similar to this tostada. And they are amazing. Carnitas Taco - Light. Definitely carnitas and just flavorful. Nothing out of the ordinary though. This is the general "how carnitas" are done. Good. Al Pastor Taco - Which had rabbit and chicken. Flavor was nice. Not over powering or anything crazy. the meat was tender. Didnt feel like I was eating chicken or conejo. This was pretty unique as pastor tacos arent heavy but arent light either. But this felt light.

Jazzmine M.

What a pleasant surprise! My boyfriend and I originally planned to eat at a well-known restaurant in the heart of Old Towne, but it was packed due to a weekend event. Luckily, we stumbled upon this spot instead--and I'm so glad we did. The restaurant has great music, beautiful decor, and intimate seating that sets the perfect vibe. Everything we ordered was incredible. The fish had been caught that morning, and the pork was sourced locally--you can really tell they care about the quality of their ingredients and the overall dining experience. We enjoyed some sipping tequila, squash blossom quesadillas, tacos, and chips with guac, but the standout dish was hands down the pozole. It comes with a generous piece of pork so tender you can cut it with a spoon, all in a broth unlike any pozole you've had before--in the absolute best way. I highly recommend ordering it.

Guac and chips
Vida K.

Stumbled upon this taco and mezcal restaurant in Old Town, pleasantly surprised, everything was fantastic. They had happy hour on Saturday which was surprising and the chips and salsa were complimentary, I ordered guac and quesadillas (both were VERY good!). The house cocktail was good too, very light and refreshing. Bar seating and service was wonderful. Didn't realize til I was about to leave that there's a speakeasy there but it's reservation only, def will need to check it out next time. They accept inkind which gives u 20% cash back.

Samantha T.

Great service, cute little place to have a drink and tacos. The drinks were definitely well made and the tacos were 8/10. Inside decor was a vibe. Bathroom was clean and well maintained. Look forward to trying more dishes in the near future.

Food was great, moles were all killer in its own way. Our server/bartender was Tony and he was very helpful at helping us find the right drink at the right time! Will definitely be back to try the rest of the items on the menu!

Alexis P.

The staff was incredible! Great customer service. The food was great too. The mole appetizer was incredible, highly recommend! Ambiance was very nice too. My only issue was that the water didn't have ice, but the rest of the experience was so good that I'm still giving it 5 stars

Guacamole
Myphuong L.

The food here is good but way over priced due to being in a tourist area. We got seated outside which was nice but very sunny. They need to invest in umbrellas for sunny San Diego. They had tons of heaters but zero shade. We ordered: -Chips and salsa - came with red and green salsa -Guacamole - had lots of lime juice, we didn't mind. -Mole sampler - made in house, tastes like chocolate dessert, really good but didn't come with chips. We used the chips from our salsa. -Empanadas - had lots of fillings -scallops - the best! I wanted more. -Fish tacos - tasty but not worth $10 for a tiny street taco size that was finished in three bites. For drinks I got the Jugo Sano which sounded refreshing with cucumber, basil, lime and tequila. It was not refreshing but bitter strong. It's better known for mezcal. Parking is all on the street or park 5 minutes away in the main old town lot.

House Margarita and House Paloma
Sheila C.

What a great experience! Went in on a Monday for a birthday celebration and it was happy hour all night. The servers were very attentive, friendly and helpful. We chatted with them quite a bit. The place looks tiny from the outside, but once you go inside it is bigger than you think. The decor is very chic and beautiful, airy with a touch of romanticism. We sat at the best seat int he house. Right by the front entrance inside, next to an open door. We felt the southern California breeze on our faces all evening. The food was amazing. Everything was fresh, flavorful and cooked spot-on. We ordered chips, salsa and guacamole. The red salsa is where its at. It had the perfect amount of light spice with a lot of flavor. I ordered the stuffed squash blossoms which were fried to perfection, stuffed with a great combo of flavors, sitting on a bed of refried beans. My friend ordered the machaca wagyu tostada which had the meat cooked two ways and layered for a burst of flavor in each bite. We also got a birthday dessert which was very tasty. I'm not a huge fan of cinnamon, but the churros they brought out barely tasted like cinnamon, and the two creams to dip in were to die for. I have been wanting to try this place for years and am so glad I finally got to try it. I will definitely go back again. The friendly service and awesome food made this a wonderful experience!

Lillian W.

Love the ambiance here. Such an intentionally decorated spot next to a peaceful cemetery. Every time I've come to Tahona, the service has been wonderful- Accommodating, relaxed, and friendly. I've managed to snag a reservation on open table every time and have had flexibility in changing my seating. My favorite spot to sit is at the bar where you get to watch awesome cocktails come to life! Happy hour here is reasonable and perfect for a quick bite and drink. We have tried almost everything off the menu and our favorite every time is the birria croquetas. Delicious! One of my favorite spots for a pick me up!

Tracy M.

The food was great at Tahona bar. We got free tacos and they were pretty good sized tacos. The service was pretty good too, and the ambience was definitely romantic

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Ask the Community - Tahona

How much is your Restaurant Week menu?

Are small kids allowed in the restaurant?

We take our 5 year old daughter every time we go

Can you seat a table of 30? Thank you!

Hi Marcus! Please send your large party request to our event coordinator at events@tahonabar.com.… Read more

Is the bar open seating? If I have a reservation, can I come early for a cocktail beforehand?

As of right now the bar is open with limited seating due to covid guidlines. Bar is usually open seating, so if there are seats available, you could totally have a cocktail before your reservation. You can also enjoy the entire menu at any seat in… Read more

Is mezcal tasting going to be available soon?

Probably not since they do mescal tasting :)

Is there parking close by?

Parking is street parking. Depending on the time of day, its pretty easy to find a spot. Sometimes it takes driving around in the surrounding area to find a spot, but its free pretty much everywhere. Old town also has parking lots all over, but its… Read more

Do they have happy hour?

Yes, they do. On specific days. Pretty sure it's on the website.

Looking at the dinner menu, the sopesitos, empanadas, tostadas, etc., don't show the GF symbol which makes it seem as if a gluten-intolerant person would be very restricted with ordering. Is this true?

I think the only issue could be contamination e.g. using the same fryer, etc. The tortillas are corn and I'm sure they could alter some menu items to make them GF.

Can I bring my 11 year old?

im sure you can.. just not at the bar...… it is a restaurant

What time do they serve brunch on Sunday?

check their website..... we were there late.

Any idea how to make a mescal tasting reservation and a dinner reservation for the same night? Open table won't allow two. The phone number goes to a generic machine and you can't leave a message. Help!?…

Did you try two separate reservation with different ppl? One for each. Or maybe stop by before the day of the event.

Is this good for dinner if you do not drink alcohol? I guess the question is, is this place more a bar with food, or a restaurant that serves alcohol?

The bar area is fairly small and towards the back. There is sit-down dining space towards the front of the restaurant. While the cocktails are very good, if you don't drink you still have great options for a meal as it is also a restaurant.

Is this place kid friendly?

No, but great for adults!

How is the Capirotada?

Delicious! I had two!!

Do they have any Taco Tuesday deals?

Yes! $4Tacos and $2 off Tahona Margaritas and Classic Cocktails. They have a calendar on their website under events

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I loved how cozy this place was. My group of 4 sat at the bar. Super fun to watch the bartender…read morecraft the drinks. Very friendly staff and gave great recommendations. My favorite was definitely the Sloth. The marshmallow was out of this world. Pride is also good. Tastes like a healthy morning juice with a hint of alcohol. Lust was unique. Love how frothy and smooth it is with the egg whites. Also the hint of cheese! Surprisingly delicious. Gluttony was super smoky and loved the presentation.

The self-appointed king of speakeasies is back at it with another one. I stopped by Oculto 477 on a…read moreWednesday evening an hour before close. Located in Old Town San Diego, we had dinner at a restaurant within walking distance from Oculto. I parked for free on the street and made a reservation day of. It's a pretty small speakeasy so if you're going on a weekend, you're probably going to have to make a reservation in advance. Ambiance (4.5/5): Oculto has the seven deadly sins theme going which is pretty cool. I've been to a similar speakeasy in St. Pete, Florida. Once you arrive at the mezcal bar that houses Oculto, check in with the host, and he will bring you to a "confessional." There, you must confess one of the seven deadly sins before the door to the speakeasy is opened for you. Naturally, I went with "lust." Once you get inside, it's a charming speakeasy. Service (2.5/5): This is one of the areas that leaves a little to be desired. There was only one bartender working when I was there. Since speakeasies have elevated cocktails, service was quite slow. They definitely needed two bartenders there to speed up the process. They also have a two-drink minimum which I was annoyed about on principle. I often have multiple drinks at a bar, but I never feel like I'm forced to do it. Food (N/A): I'm not sure if they have food, I don't believe they do. Regardless, I was on a liquid diet. Drinks (4/5): Pretty interesting menu of craft cocktails. When I'm at a speakeasy, I look for unique drinks that have an interesting combination of ingredients and flavor profiles. In addition to a nice list, they also have a dealer's choice cocktail where you can tell the bartender what you're into and they will craft a custom cocktail for you based on your taste. Another cool thing about Oculto is that it's located next to the cemetery in Old Town. That adds to the spooky theme.

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