Location: Garden Grove
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Where to eat Mexican food in Garden Grove: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Mexican food in Garden Grove, California, United States. Garden Grove is a city in northern Orange County, California, United States, located 34 miles (55 km) southeast of the city of Los Angeles. The population was 170,883 at the 2010 United States Census. State Route 22, also known as the Garden Grove Freeway, passes through the city in an east-west direction. The western portion of the city is known as West Garden Grove.
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8. Sabrosada Fresh Mexican Food
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Brian M
It was right next to our hotel across from Disneyland. Being in Disneyland's epicenter, I thought everything was going to be expensive. On the contrary, the Al Pastor (marinaded pork) and Chile Rellenos plates were only about $8 each. Both were delicious, good portions and they came with two huge homemade tortillas (like 12" in diameter). And the kids meals were only $5. This place was the first place we ate at coming into California and it really set the mood for the entire trip.
7. Rancho del Zocalo Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 493 reviews
Reviewed By Go2theZoo
We ate here twice on a recent Disneyland trip, once because we wanted to and once because it was the only place open. We ordered the cheese enchilada plate (12.99) both times and tried the Burrito Sonora ($12.49) and the Burrito Guadalajara ($12.99) once each. I'd say the burritos are easily sharable for two people because they are very large. I prefer the Sonora burrito to the Guadalajara burrito because the red sauce was more flavorful.
6. Anepalco's Cafe at Ayres Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Welcome to Anepalco's Cafe. We are a Mexican-French Fussion Restaurant. We offer you a great variety in our menu. From our Signature Dish The Chilaquiles, to French-Style Omelettes and Lunch Crepes for brunch, to Serrano Beurre Blanc Tilapia, Costillas al
Reviewed By arturofranz
My wife and I joined our friends Ofelia and Bill for a late breakfast brunch. I have been following Anepalco's for several years and have become acquainted with Maestro Chef & Owner, Daniel Godinez. If you are looking for something unique, Daniel has created some very interesting breakfast dishes, an upscale break from the traditional Mexican dishes.Brunch starter, a Bloody Maria, a variation of the Mary type with Tequila instead. My favorite breakfast dish is the "Huevos Divorciados" or Divorced Eggs. Sounds better in Spanish. It's hard to order anything else, but Chilaquiles, a layer of sauteed cut tortillas, (remenescent of a stack of hots cakes) is a good alternative. Ofelia added 2 yemas (egg yolks) to top it off. Back to my Divorced Eggs! Bright red and green. If you think about it, they are really not divorced, Juntos pero Separados (Together but Separate). Absolutely delicious! Two egg doused in a green "azteca" sauce and the other in a translucent red chili sauce, each egg shimmering and simmering over a tortilla. This dish is not spicy for those who are hesitant. Whether you are separated, divorcing, divorced, married, single or just friends, the Huevos Divorciados is an excellent breakfast dish, only found at Anepalcos!
5. La Casa Garcia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By Travelling_Mumma
A good authentic non-chain Mexican restaurant is always on my holiday plans when travelling in the US. Maybe my expectations were too high for being in Southern California and the many great reviews on trip advisor. I thought it was just mediocre. Good enough to take home the leftovers, not good enough to ever go back. Service was good, ambiance not great, ripped booth seat etc. The food is the priority though. Salsa with the chips, nothing special. I ordered shredded beef enchilada which was tasty, beans were very good, rice not great, chicken taco had zero flavor like boiled chicken meat. The chicken soup that came out first was good, a little awkward to eat with very large chunks of chicken and vegetables. A little pricey for portion size and pico de gallo, guacamole, sour cream all has to be ordered separately, nothing comes on the plate. Fountain sodas were $3.95 each. Overall weâll try again elsewhere on our next Anaheim trip.
4. Tortilla Jo's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1613 reviews
Tortilla Jo's restaurant in Downtown Disney celebrates the culinary heritage of Mexico with authentic south-of-the-border cuisine, table-side guacamole, and a full bar featuring over 100 varieties of tequila. Enjoy the vibrant, pueblo-inspired atmosphere
Reviewed By Ciera H
We didnât expect the food to be amazing but the service was horrible. It took forever to get a server. Then even longer to get drinks. When our food finally came, one of the orders was wrong and they kept trying to serve us something we didnât order. When they realized it wasnât ours, they picked up the other plate OFF OUR TABLE and weâre going to give it to another table, even though I explained that order was correct. They then brought it back. We had to chase someone down to get the check. We eventually got the manager involved who said he would give us a 30% discount and we got 20%. If you have kids-totally avoid. Not Disney service.
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3. Mi Casa Mexicana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
Reviewed By Qpgmr
More authentic than most of the tourist-oriented restaurants with great interpretations of familiar dishes: for example, the fajitas were distinctly spicy from the restaurant's own signature marinade and come only with corn tortillas (flour being an american version).This is a pretty small place with limited parking, but well worth finding if you're ready for a delicious filling meal!
2. Sabroso! Mexican Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By Lovelake
We wanted a great, local family-run restaurant and Sabroso was recommended by our (Mexican) concierge. We were not disappointed!For an appetizer, we shared a chicken tamale. It was light and flavorful and the biggest tamale Iâve ever had to date (being a tamale aficionado, if itâs on the menu I will order it!)I had tacos. Soft homemade tortillas with so much filling that I ended up eating with a fork. Honey had Chammoro, a house specialty. Like osso bucco, tender beef in a rich, mildly smoky sauce. Delicious!
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1. Los Sanchez Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By sefero
If you expect something good Los Sanchez it's the place good quality food at reasonable prices never been disappointed
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