Trejo's Cantina - Los Angeles

We were disappointed that the food at this restaurant was not better and not very authentic Mexican. However, they have an interesting menu with many options. We will give it a second chance next time we visit and try something different. We arrived around 8pm, which may be why the food wasn't as good as expected as they were closing soon after. We enjoyed their Guacamole with pistachios on top, but the veggie empanadas were served lukewarm and not very flavorful. The Barbacoa enchiladas had dry shredded beef, sauce, and cheese. The customer service was good. Trejo, please audit the quality of your food and improve it.

The food and service were amazing. The drinks and food came fast and was a reasonable price.

I was hoping for more of a Trejo theme at this restaurant, but the food was good and the service was okay. Be aware that they automatically include the tip in the check, so be sure to double check.

I guess I had different expectations by the name on the building! I expected amazing tacos, amazing beers drink. It's a cool atmosphere and the staff were extremely welcoming and helpful. The gold was sub par. The beer was equivalent to a Coors. One time was definitely enough for me. Given LA has a culture of Mexican food everywhere. I'm better off going to a taco truck for tacos. It's still all love. The staff and manager were great!

Okay but not great tacos. I stay at a nearby hotel when I'm in LA and finally came by. The staff was great though it was only me and 1 other guy in there at 1pm. The guac was good with chunks of avocado in it. I had one each of the fish, barbacoa, and mushroom taco and they weren't bad but I wouldn't go out of my way for them. $45 for 3 tacos, guac, and a basic Mexican lager is a bit much too.