What places offers best mexican food in LA?

[Khushi]

Please suggest few best places to have best Mexican food in LA.

 

[David]

Guelaguetza (famous Oaxacan mole), Damian (modern fine dining), LA Cha Cha (trendy rooftop), Guisados (authentic tacos), Tito's Tacos (classic spot) and Mariscos Jalisco (legendary seafood tacos) are some of the best Mexican food in LA.

 

[alenaghose]

The city of Los Angeles is heavenly endowed with great Mexican restaurants. Some of the most well-loved eateries are Guelaguetza to eat Oaxacan food, El Cholo to enjoy traditional favorites and Mariscos Jalisco to have famous tacos. Leo’s Taco Truck and family-style meals at La Casita Mexicana also are serving the original street-style tacos. All are different flavors to be tried.

 

[lucas]

1. Holbox – Michelin-starred Yucatán-style seafood (South LA)
2. Guelaguetza – Famous Oaxacan moles and tlayudas (Koreatown)
3. Mariscos Jalisco – Legendary shrimp taco truck
4. El Coyote Cafe – Classic Mexican since 1931, great margaritas
5. Tito’s Tacos – Famous hard-shell tacos and burritos (Culver City)
6. El Cholo – Historic Mexican with old-school vibes
7. Mariscos el Faro – Fresh seafood truck, Sinaloa-style

 

[Gsusangrey]

Here are some top spots for Mexican food in Los Angeles, each offering a distinct and memorable experience:

1. Holbox
2. Damian
3. Sabores Oaxaqueños
4. Salsa & Beer
5. Sol y Luna

 

[Peterkavinsky]

Some of the best Mexican food spots in LA include Holbox (Michelin-starred seafood), Damian (modern plates in the Arts District), Guelaguetza (famous Oaxacan mole), El Coyote Cafe (historic classic with margaritas), and Los Cinco Puntos (authentic tacos with handmade tortillas).

 

[danisjohn]

For the best Mexican food in Los Angeles, try Holbox for Yucatán-style seafood, Guelaguetza for rich Oaxacan mole, and Los Cinco Puntos for homemade tortillas. Broken Spanish offers elevated modern Mexican cuisine, while Komal serves authentic Mexico City street food. Each spot showcases LA’s vibrant Mexican food culture.

 

[Melony]

Here are some of the best Mexican spots in LA:

• Guelaguetza (Koreatown) – Famous Oaxacan food, amazing mole.
• Sonoratown (Downtown) – Top-tier tacos and burritos.
• Casa Vega (Sherman Oaks) – Old-school vibes, great margaritas.
• Holbox (South LA) – Fresh seafood tacos, Michelin-rated.
• Damian (Arts District) – Upscale, modern Mexican with bold flavors.
• Gish Bac (South LA) – Known for lamb barbacoa and mole.

Let me know if you want taco trucks or budget-friendly options!

 

[Hennery]

Guelaguetza, El Cholo, and Leo’s Tacos are famous for the best Mexican food in LA. These places are famous for authentic taste and street-style flavors.

 

[isabel]

Some of the best Mexican food in LA can be found at Holbox (seafood), Guelaguetza (Oaxacan mole), El Cholo (historic classics), and Tito’s Tacos (iconic hard-shell tacos).

 

[Louisegrant]

Top spots include Guelaguetza, El Cholo, and Guerrilla Tacos for authentic Mexican cuisine.

 

[Jack Poe]

Los Angeles offers amazing Mexican food at places like Guelaguetza for Oaxacan dishes, El Cholo for classics, and Leo’s Tacos for street-style tacos. Popular spots like Broken Spanish and Gracias Madre also serve authentic flavors with modern twists.

 

[lucky]

Los Angeles offers excellent Mexican food with must-visit spots like Guelaguetza for Oaxacan dishes, Guerrilla Tacos for innovative tacos, and El Compadre for classic Mexican fare. Other popular choices include La Casita Mexicana and Lotería Grill. These restaurants are praised for authentic flavors, fresh ingredients, and a vibrant atmosphere that make LA a top destination.

 

[Robert willliam]

Los Angeles offers many great Mexican restaurants, including Guelaguetza for Oaxacan cuisine, Sonoratown for its homemade flour tortillas, Holbox for coastal flavors, and Mariscos Jalisco for legendary seafood tacos.

 

[robert]

Los Angeles is known for incredible Mexican cuisine, with top spots including Guelaguetza for Oaxacan specialties, El Cholo for classic dishes, and La Casita Mexicana for authentic flavors. Street tacos from Leo’s Tacos Truck and seafood from Mariscos Jalisco are also must-tries, showcasing LA’s diverse, vibrant Mexican food culture.