What's a good mexican restaurant with outdoor seating?

[hungryhungryhippos]

One of our first dining experiences after restaurants opened for dining in LA after Covid shutdown.

I would echo @Srsly it’s a pretty hip place with good drinks, solid food, and great atmosphere. If you go in with those expectations you don’t be disappointed.

If you’re looking for the best higher end Mexican cuisine in the city Salazar isn’t it.

We enjoyed the street corn, I think I recall having to send the skirt steak back because it was over cooked but it’s been awhile.

Some other posters have posted about it through the years:

https://www.foodtalkcentral.com/search?q=Salazar

[thechez5]

@hungryhungryhippos

I would echo @Srsly it’s a pretty hip place with good drinks, solid food, and great atmosphere. If you go in with those expectations you don’t be disappointed.

This.

Salazar had an amazing tres leches cake with goat milk when they first opened, and I still think about that.

[Ns1]

@Haeldaur

Any recs on best drinks? I did a standard marg on the rocks, but I feel like a place like that has drinks they’re known for.

S&B to me is just a margarita/beer place to go along with the copius amounts of free chips and delicious beans.

[Ernie_SGV]

Thanks so much, tailbacku! So helpful to know what’s good to get on their menu

[Ernie_SGV]

Thank you, hungryhungryhippos! Good to know about the meat prep and great name BTW. I remember those old HHH board game commercials on TV

[Ernie_SGV]

Gracias, thechez5 that dessert sounds delicious!

[Gr8pimpin]

@Ns1

S&B to me is just a super cheap margarita/beer place to go along with the copius amounts of free chips and delicious beans.

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[PeonyWarrior]

warrior: my favorite is coni’seafood