La La Taqueria — Restaurant in Town of Mamaroneck

I was sent from work to the area and went to LaLa Taqueria for lunch. I ordered 2 tacos: a special (shrimp) and a fish taco. Knowing I had a limit for my lunch (given by my company) I stayed within the budget I had. Same did my other coworkers. We requested separate checks because we couldn’t go over what each of us receive for lunch (to prevent a fine for going over using the company card) and even though i swiped my card and saw the total I was being charged, two days later I got a notification that I was charged more money that what I was shown on the credit card machine (when clearly I didn’t sign for the extra amount, but I did sign for the correct amount within my budget!). Food was okay but the horrible practice of adding a not authorized extra amount to the total after customers leave definitely left a bitter taste in my mouth and I’ll make sure I post this review in other platforms to warn people about this...

My daughter, who’s been a regular here, brought the family for dinner. We sat outside to enjoy a wonderful meal-as authentic as it gets! I’m leery when I see mole on a menu-it’s a complex dish (the fact that the owner is from Oaxaca, where mole was birthed, gave me some hope). I asked to taste the mole sauce before ordering and was pleasantly surprised. So I ordered the enchiladas de pollo con mole. They managed to make it gluten free and nut free, without sacrificing its magical earthy deliciousness. Their salsas were amazing and not the traditional that are usually served in most Mexican restaurants. Much thought and care has gone into what they serve-right down to the aguas frescas. I can’t...

Fun little tacqueria but be warned of SPICINESS. Picnic tables and a family environment, this little joint also offers on point margaritas. Both of my tacos were a little too spicy for me to comfortably eat (admittedly I am a supertaster) and if I return, I will make sure to order them with the sauces on the side - as that is what made them so spicy (habanero crema is dangerous). Service was lightning fast and the butternut quesadilla is an unexpected and sweeter entree I recommend dipping in the salsa rojo, as theirs is almost BBQ-esque. They have really wacky "saint" candles you can buy with Anthony Bourdain, ET, Bowie, etc. I believe they also use la milpa tortillas as well, which is a huge point in...