Best Enchiladas in LA
For enchiladas suiza I have enjoyed Frida in Beverly Hills, La Serenata in Santa Monica and Casablanca on Rose and Lincoln. Does anyone do it better?
What about for good ol' enchiladas in some red sauce?
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The chicken enchiladas with roasted poblano cream sauce at Cozy Cactus in San Gabriel are my favorite suiza style
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They are delicious.
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Is this restaurant next to Trander Joe's on Rosemead and Huntington Drive?
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Yes, that's the place. They have some great salsas there too.
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Enchilada Alert: I craved those enchiladas suizas yesterday and headed over to Cozy Cactus at approximately 5 pm. They have closed it down in order to open up some organic-type restaurant. Disappointment set in, but I read about good salads at Green Street restaurant and had one there, alongside their potato chips appetizer with blue cheese dipping sauce. I highly recommend it although it's not quite so healthy.
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I was looking forward to trying Cozy Cactus. It's too bad that it is closed. :(
I recently tried the spinach and field greens salad at Green Street Restaurant in Pasadena. It was so good that I have been craving it ever since. The zucchini bread was pretty good, too.
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That's the same one I ordered last night. I liked it too. The zucchini bread... yeah I warmed it up for breakfast and I dunked it in cold milk.
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Sorry I didn't get to try Cozy Cactus before it closed but we went to Beto's again tonight and we ordered the enchilada suizas and we loved them. Full of a very tasty chicken covered with chile verde and topped with sour cream. Their guacamole made table side was also delicious. Love their chips and salsa too. On Thursday, at 7:00, they have 3 female mariachis that are fabulous. They go table to table taking requests at the expense of the restaurant. It is very small and gets very busy. Service is excellent. Best dish in the house is the filete empanizado (breaded sea bass). This filete covers the plate is lightly breaded and cooked to perfection. They serve it with a fresh vegetable medley (and the vegetables are cooked, not raw) and a small serving of sopa de arroz. Soup or salad also included. Great deal!
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Whoops, in case you're interested, Beto's is located on Las Tunas just west of San Gabriel Blvd. on the south side of the street next to KFC.
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Try the tacos enchiladas with red mole (their coloradito) at Monte Alban.
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www.teresitasrestaurant.com
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Here are a few places I have enjoyed enchiladas at:
Mi India Bonita Cafe- this place is known for traditional mexican soups like albondigas and the like, but straightforward cheese enchiladas are good. They make their own red chile sauce.
Tacos Delta-a little family run shop on Sunset in Silverlake. Tables in back. Made to order-extra sauce or cheese-and served piping hot. Not fancy at all, but good cheap meal.
Along the same lines as Ernie's posting, Guelaguetza makes enmoladas-tortillas covered in their black mole sauce, stuffed with oaxacan cheese.
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Thanks guys. Any disputes on my choices for enchiladas in green sauce?
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In red sauce my FAVORITE is at Taqueria Sanchez on Centinela. Heavenly. For Mole my absolute favorite is in Tamayos of ELA! :D
--Dommy!
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I just had the enchiladas de mole at los arcos in Highland Park. It was a very nutty and complex mole, which is how it should be. It was a very clean dish and I didn't feel too guilty afterwards. I was used to the mole at Ciro's on Evergreen, in which there is a great deal of fat (I think that is why it is so good).
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Don Antonio's on Pico in Santa Monica
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For take out, particularly in quantity for parties (price is below $1, for a cheese enchilada), Sandra and Lolita's, on Whittier Blvd (accross from Tacos Baja Ensenada).
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Try Avila's El Ranchito in Huntington Park. Some of the best Mexican food I've had. Their chicken soup is a must. I believe there are other branches in O.C., but I'm not sure they are as good.
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Mess 'o links!
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Monte Alban
11927 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
Taqueria Sanchez
4541 S Centinela Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90066
Don Antonio's
11755 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90064
Ciro's
705 N Evergreen Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90033
Guelaguetza
11127 Palms Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90034
La Serenata
1416 4th St, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Mi India Bonita
4731 E Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90022
Teresitas
3826 E 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90063
Sandra's & Lolita's Tamales
5390 Whittier Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90022
Tamayo
5300 E Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
Casablanca
220 Lincoln Blvd, Venice, CA 90291
Frida
236 South Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90212
Taco Delta
3806 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026
Avila's El Ranchito
6703 Santa Fe Ave, Huntington Park, CA 90255
Beto's Grill
510 E Las Tunas Dr, San Gabriel, CA 91776
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Las Trancas
5351 Atlantic Blvd.,Maywood, Ca. 90270
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PUEBLO VIEJO on Melrose
TLAPAZOLA GRILL for lobster enchiladas
DON ANTONIO's
TAQUERIA SANCHEZ
LA SERRENATA DI GARABALDI for shrimp enchiladas
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supposedly The Ivy on roberston makes some great chicken enchiladas (it's kinda of a secret dish on the very pedestrian menu).
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I second Pueblo Viejo. Best in the Hollywood area.
Also like Loteria's Mole.
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La Cabanita's Mole Enchiladas and, believe it or not,
Mexico City's Enchiladas Michoacans [without chicken which is more authenitic].
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not only is the mole sauce at La Cabinita excellent but the chicken itself is melt in your mouth tender.
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