La Casa de Toño

5 Giovanni P - a month ago

This place is a great lunch/breakfast spot. They serve traditional Mexican food with pozole being the most popular option. The service was quick, the customer service was great and the prices are cheap. We ended up getting tacos to share and enjoyed all the food. Great places for families and tourists.

5 Ioannis Georgakakis - 4 months ago

Great place for traditional Mexican food. It’s a very popular place and you might need to wait long for a table (they have a ticketing system).

The prices are affordable with a very good quality of food. The restaurant’s specialty, and a must-try, is the pozole.

4 Mo shay - a month ago

Delicious food, and great service. Cool atmosphere. Only thing, be ready to wait a long time in line but it is totally worth it

4 Guillaume Lf - 3 weeks ago

Wide choice of meals at attractive yet delicious prices. The pozole is really delicious. Fast service and friendly staff.
Medium queue before you can get in.

5 Yasmina V - a month ago

Definitely worth the wait! The food is brought out as it’s ready so it may not be altogether but it was pretty close. The plates are huge and very affordable. We ordered enough for four people and it was about $30.

My favorite was the sope. It was saucy, meaty, and just very flavorful. Note the quesadillas do not have cheese if you don’t specify.

5 Fer - a month ago

Chilaquiles and flautas are the bomb dot com ! The michelada mix is sold separately from the beer..

The chicharrón en salsa was one of my favorites.

The guacamole with chicharrones is pretty darn good

Live this place because they have all the essentials including pozole

5 Mica Ann - 2 weeks ago

Good food, fast service, clean place, and very affordable.

We got chicharon con quesillo y guisado sope, cochinita quesadilla, and carne flauta. We were about to get 3 pieces of flautas but our waitress said that is too much food for two and ahe was right. I’m glad we only ordered one piece. The sope is massive and very heavy. I highly recommend the chicharon sope with cheese.

They accept credit cards and cash. Reservation not needed. We did not wait long but then again, we went off rush/busy hours. The waitress who helped us only speaks Spanish and the menu we have was in Spanish. I am not sure if they have one in English. I only speak and understand very little broken Spanish and was able to get by.

I highly recommend this place and will definitely be going back.