10
Best Mexican Restaurants In LA

1
Al & Bea’s Mexican Food

Boyle Heights knows how to get down with a good bean and cheese burrito, and Al & Bea’s has some of the best.

2
Casa Vega

The Valley’s beloved Mexican institution is still going strong after over 65 years in business and a cameo in Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

3
Ceviche Project

Ceviche Project has everything you’re looking for in your favorite bar: good drinks, good music, and a cool interior to tie it all together.

4
Coni’Seafood

As you can tell by its name, this beloved spot specializes in seafood—importing shrimp, whole fish, and more from the Mexican states of Sinaloa and Nayarit.

5
Damian

Located in DTLA’s Arts District—one of the city’s best neighborhoods for fine dining in recent years.

6
El Cholo

Sonora natives Alejandro Borquez and wife Rosa opened the first El Cholo in 1923, originally billing it as a “Spanish café.” 

7
El Parian

El Parian is a Jalisco-style restaurant from owner Maria Garcia that has thrived for over five decades in Pico-Union. 

8
Guerrilla Tacos

Chef Wes Avila  elevated the street taco into an art form with Guerilla Tacos, which he left in the hands of restaurant partner Brittney Valles. 

9
Holbox

Located inside Mercado La Paloma near USC, Holbox is one of the market’s many outstanding Latin American food stalls.

10
LA Cha Cha Chá

LA Cha Cha Chá is a Mexico City transplant in the heart of LA’s Arts District that also happens to have one of the best views in town.

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