Where is the best mexican food in Los Angeles?

I just went to El Taurino for the first time in like 5 years and WTF it was 75% rice and beans...it wasn't like that when I used to eat there...even the mexican place I go to in freaking Santa Clarita is better than El Taurino now. Any good mexican places where the quality hasn't gone down so much?Where is the best mexican food in Los Angeles?
Too bad to hear that about El Taurino!



Everything on Obvious' list plus:

(All types of Mexican food.)



Mijares, Pasadena http://www.mijaresrestaurant.com/

Ranchero, Foothill %26amp; Vinedo, Pasadena

El Portal, Pasadena http://www.elportalrestaurant.com/

El Arco Iris, Highland Park http://www.elarcoiris.net/

Elvira's, Colorado %26amp; Argus, Eagle Rock

Yxta Cocina Mexicana, downtown LA http://yxta.net/

El Tepeyac, Evergreen south of Wabash, Boyle Heights,

La Ballona, Main %26amp; Washington, Culver City

Border Grill, Santa Monica http://www.bordergrill.com/

Lares, Santa Monica http://www.laresrestaurant.com/



The Great Taco Hunt - taco trucks: http://www.greattacohunt.com/Where is the best mexican food in Los Angeles?
i've heard los toros in chatsworth is a good mexican restaurant. its always full though but friends always recommend us to go there. just dont go on sunday's because the place is always packed.some other places i recommend is titos tacos and king taco
Maria's in Redondo Beach on PCH is really good; Hacienda in Westchester (a total hole in the wall but great food); and Paco's Tacos in Culver City is good too.Where is the best mexican food in Los Angeles?
El Cholo

El Coyote

Tito's Tacos

La Fonda, Eagle Rock

King Taco

Ernie Jr's



Where's El Taurino? I've never even heard of it.
Rusty's hacienda in North Hollywood... mmmm mmmm mmmm mmm mmmWhere is the best mexican food in Los Angeles?
Depends what type of Mexican you like. There's the simple Mexican food, there's the upscale Mexican food, there's the Mexican food that specializes in seafood and then there's that horrible **** they call Tex-Mex. Here are some I like.



Tacomiendo in Culver City has great burritos.

Rosa's in Redondo beach.

Don Jorge's on Venice near La Cienega is good simple Mexican food.

Pancho's Tacos in Manhattan Beach is good but expensive, great environment.

Then there's the old famous spots, El Cholo, Tito's tacos, El Tepeyac, each can be good.



There are so many Mexican places, little hole-in-the-walls that are great, and they can be found all over.