Best Mexican restaurants in Los Angeles

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1. The Hideaway

4.5

Awesome(895)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary Mexican • Beverly Hills

Booked 61 times today

Great experience. Will definitely go back again!!!

2. MXO Steakhouse

4.4

Awesome(59)

Price: Expensive

• Mexican • West Hollywood

Booked 38 times today

We came to MXO to celebrate a friend’s birthday, and had a wonderful time! The restaurant is gorgeous inside and out, starting with a glass walk above cactuses to enter the restaurant. As you come in, you are treated to a beautiful modern interior with amazing chandeliers. The food and the service was great, everything we tried was really good. Carne asada was amazing! Highly recommend!

A photo of Brown Sheep at Level 8 restaurant

3. Brown Sheep at Level 8

4.0

Excellent(9)

Price: Moderate

• Mexican • Downtown

Booked 3 times today

Went for Birthday celebrations for me and my sister we had a great time !

4. Damian

5.0

Exceptional(4)

Price: Moderate

• Mexican • Downtown

Booked 6 times today

WOW! WOW! WOW. It was the perfect restaurant. DELICIOUS food and GREAT/FRIENDLY service. You MUST try this place. I will be back and will spread the word.

A photo of Mama Por Dios - DTLA restaurant

5. Mama Por Dios - DTLA

4.1

Excellent(588)

Price: Very Expensive

• Mexican • Downtown

Booked 6 times today

Overrall, great experience, flower package was a plus for anniversary celebration

6. Loreto

4.7

Exceptional(253)

Price: Very Expensive

• Mexican • Atwater Village

Booked 39 times today

The best hidden gem in all of Frogtown. Highly recommend to all those salivating for quality seafood.

7. Guelaguetza

4.5

Awesome(383)

Price: Moderate

• Mexican • Koreatown

Booked 33 times today

I was looking for something cultural and delicious, and I’m always hesitant to choose a Mexican restaurant because nothing ever tastes authentic—but this place really hit the spot. It was amazing! The live music was the cherry on top. The food was incredible—the café de olla was perfect, the mole was outstanding, and the homemade tortillas made me feel like I had traveled to Mexico. If I had to complain about one thing, it would be that the champurrado tasted a bit watered down. But they did mention it was dairy-free, so I understand. I really hope they keep the live music because it made the ambience so much better. I totally recommend this place!