Chicas Tacos - Los Angeles

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Chicas Tacos, a vibrant Mexican restaurant that promises an authentic culinary experience. From the moment I walked through the door, I knew I was in for a treat. The restaurant's lively atmosphere, warm hospitality, and mouthwatering dishes combined to create a memorable dining experience that exceeded my expectations.Let's start with the ambiance. Chicas Tacos captures the essence of Mexico with its colorful décor, lively music, and cheerful staff. The vibrant walls adorned with Mexican artwork and the festive lighting immediately transport you to a lively street in Mexico. The restaurant's open kitchen concept allows you to witness the passionate chefs skillfully preparing each dish, further enhancing the immersive dining experience.Now, let's talk about the star of the show—the food. Chicas Tacos offers a wide array of traditional Mexican dishes, bursting with flavor and made with the freshest ingredients. I started my culinary adventure with their homemade guacamole, which was simply heavenly. The guacamole had the perfect balance of creamy avocados, tangy lime, and fresh cilantro. Paired with their crispy tortilla chips, it was an irresistible combination.

Chicas is one on my favorite Mexican food places hands down! I love there vegan nachos! Honestly probably the best vegan nachos I have tried! Definitely recommend it .

Chicas is conveniently located inside All Seasons Brewery. What a perfect way to enjoy tacos and beers. We decided to get the burrito with braised shredded beef for about $12 rather than going the taco route as they were $5/6. Since it was our first time trying we wanted to go big and indulge in a burrito rather than 3 tacos and be left hungry for more. You order at the countertop, plenty of seating at the brewery and they alert you when order is ready.Burrito was rolled in a flour tortilla filled with rice, beans, three cheese blend, house salsa, guac, and cilantro. It def was filling. I can see why price is up there. They did offer other items on the menu such as pizzas, quesadilla, wings, ceviche. I will say this, for the price and for what it is, a taco shop located inside a brewery, with fresh ingredients, it works. It would be unfair of me to categorize and rate this place to taco trucks. They are just different calibers, great in their own lanes, which is why in comparison to Trejo's Tacos, Chica's kills!

Love the ambience. It's a food truck spot inside a bar. Ordered the fish and chicken tacos. Can't go wrong with the fish tho! Got second servings after the first order. 3-4 tacos is a good meal serving (for me :P) they text you when your food is ready so service is pretty much chill and wait for food type of deal :

This place is a total trip. We came here after seeing Alingon Mitra at the Comedy Store and after trying to find a place open for dinner at THREE different restaurants, we ended up here bc it's my friend's tried and true Mexican spot. It used to be an old auto repair shop? But it's open pretty late, has several skeeball lanes (yes, skeeball) and plenty of seating in a huge space. There's a big bar and I imagine that's what attracts the late night crowd. You order the food at the counter and seat yourself so it's def a very casual spot. BUT apparently they have Michelin star tortillas lol So of course I had to see what a Michelin star tortilla tastes like (it's pretty tasty though I'm not a tortilla expert). Prices are reasonable, portions a HUGE. Late night menu is much more limited but at least it's open!