About - Los Molcajetes
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Cocktails
- Comfort food
- Hard liquor
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
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Legit service is so good bro, the lady only speaks spanish but she understands English and responds in spanish, the pastor taco is honestly peak and the salsas are fresh same w the rest of the food. Music is classic mexican and really nice when they have outside seating its an absolute pleasure to be here
The food here is the real deal. Every dish tastes like it came straight from someone’s Mexican aunt's kitchen, rich, seasoned and packed with authenticity. Whether it’s fajitas crackling on their way to your table or a molcajete bubbling with meat and cheese (which was delicious), the flavors speak louder than any microphone. The drinks follow suit, strong and refreshing, perfect companions to the food’s bold personality. But speaking of loud, the vibe can get intense. There’s a DJ/ karaoke host who clearly loves being the life of the party but his energy could fill an arena. Between the booming speakers and passionate renditions of rancheras, conversation becomes a contact sport. You’ll find yourself shouting over enchiladas, which kind of kills the mood if you came to connect. The food is delicious, the vibe may be a little too loud for comfort.
Restaurant is creating nuisance for surrounding neighborhood till late night mostly in week end and all summer very louder music, shouting people. Surrounding Seniors, children, studying students and all others living suffer from sound polution due to this business. Looks like restaurant and authorities are interested in income only. I live in the building and at the back is rodents inside the restaurant and garbage will report to city