Cilantro Lime — Restaurant in Los Angeles

My wife and I were in Los Angeles for the weekend and we were looking for someplace to eat breakfast. I happened to stumble upon a YouTube Short about this place (the birria ramen flautas) and we decided to check this place out.

When we arrived, we were greeted by the owner and made aware that they have a secret menu on top of their regular menu. My wife ordered the chilaquiles and I ordered the chilaquiles burrito. The food was made fresh and smelled delicious once it arrived at our table. After eating a bit of our food, the owner came to check on us and offered me some of their hot sauce.

The food was amazing and significantly better than we expected. We walked away very full and very happy with our decisions for breakfast. Next time we are in the area, we will be sure to come back for more. A very solid...

The restaurant is located in an interior food court, a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle of L.A. The shared dining area was clean and bright, and an employee was clearing and cleaning tables. The Cilantro Lime employee was patient, helpful, and kind. She helped English and Spanish speaking customers. My meal arrived to my tablet hot and on a típico pottery platter. The asada street taco was delicious on a thicker than usual corn tortilla, which I really liked because it was tasty and didn't fall apart. The rice was a bit greasier than I like but tasted good. A few yummy chips and some green sauce completed the plate. Mexican bottled Coke to wash it all down. One taco, heaping serving of rice, and bottle of Coke was just over $6. I will...

Came here after seeing a post from Best Food LA on Instagram and I was not disappointed!

We ordered the Burnt Cheese Quesadilla ($9.99) and the Chile Relleno Burrito (10.25).

I cannot express how much I love Chile Relleno and the burrito did not disappoint (sorry my picture does not due it justice). It’s a good sized burrito and comes with their PERFECT chips. I seriously need a bag of their chips. Plus 3 hot sauces all of which were good.

I would highly recommend stopping into this food court if you’re in the area. Parking sucks because it’s LA so just be prepared for that.

This restaurant accepts cash and card, but it’s smart to have cash on hand for the parking...