Los Tres Hermanos Restaurant — Restaurant in Los Angeles

If you’re looking for extremely tasty and explosively gaseous food then look no further!

Los Tres Hermanos provides a perfect blend great tasting food with a dash of gas like no other. The beans man…It’s the beans!!! First off, they give you this tasty bean dip and chips with your purchase that’s deadly delicious. Creamy and flavorful, the beans were a great snack before the ultimate meal.

I ordered the wet chicken burrito that was packed with chicken, beans and rice and topped with red sauce and melted cheese. The portion size was insanely generous especially for its price and it’s served with MORE BEANS and rice! Like carb overload but it’s tasty! Every bite was sinfully sensational. The creamy beans, the flavorful chicken, it was all so appealing. And it’s certainly enough for 2 meals.

The service here was equally as divine. Everyone was pleasant, the food came out promptly and they even let us get a second helping of beans! I mean yes you will get gas and yes it may hurt but it’s...

Good location, very nicely decorated and very good service quality altho I would have to say that food quality is not all there. I been going to this location with my family in several occasions and I have always felt that the quality of the food has not improved much and is always mediocre taste. The food is served very well and good portions with a good presentation and for that alone I do like. The staff is always greeting people as they walk in very friendly, fast and attentive at everyone to check up on them if they need anything. The one thing that the place lacks on is flavor. I can't really put my finger on it or specify exactly what it could be is just that many dishes I've tried over my time spent there in many occasions have been like that without much flavor and just plain. Hopefully in the near future the quality can improve because I do like the service quality and...

I ordered the chilaquiles for $13.99, and it was a major letdown. The only hot component was the fresh eggs on top and my cup of coffee. The red sauce lacked any spice, and the tortilla chips were cold. I also got a coffee and iced water for $2.99, bringing my total to $21 and some change after taxes before tip, which made it I gave a 20 percent tip which would bring it to over 25.00 for just my meal. Which is paid for before receiving your food, which is frustrating. After eating, my stomach hurt, and I doubt they had anything better to offer. This restaurant churn out subpar food and label it as authentic. This meal was a mess with no flavor, just oil. The portion was huge, but it’s not worth it if it doesn’t taste good. Most people don’t even make $25 an hour, so being charged hard-earned money for food I didn’t enjoy let alone eat is just criminal.please remember that...