Los Chilaquiles

Food was average and it took a long time to make it even though the place was empty so the kitchen wasn't busy. Service was bad. They brought out my burrito in a to-go container with a plastic fork and knife. The plastic fork and knife weren't strong enough to cut the burrito. Frustrating. It was a bad experience.

YUM! Really good food, friendly service. The margarita with the extra tube of tequila will put hair on your chest, and was delicious.

Los Chilaquiles is located in a shopping center and has a bar and restaurant section. We ate most of the food before I even thought of taken a pic! But the food seasoned good and everything was good food. They have everything you can think of meat options, seafood, soups. Nice portions and the staff was friendly. They have flavored margaritas that come in a shot capsule (see pic) and what I would HIGHLY recommend is the cantaritos!! It's a Mexican drink that comes in a clay pot mixed with tequila and grapefruit and served with a chamoy rim! Sooooo good! They also have TVs and a stage that maybe or maybe not they have performers.

The Food tasted like it was old and not fresh at all . Chilaquiles were suppose to come with beans and it didn't have it . The chilaquiles did not have any flavor .

On my desperate endeavor to find an authentic Mexican Restaurant, and after multiple disappointing and failed attempts, Los Chilaquiles was recommended to me by a work contact. The overall vibe screamed contemporary, yet historical heritage-ish. The traditional warm yellow colors, that are often seen inside Mexican restaurants, provided a welcoming background for displaying Hispanic figures throughout the entertainment industries. The open, ceiling with black piping ushered in the contemporary vibe. Wall art of musical notes and movie reels accent the poster size photographs of Hispanic entertainers. It brought a sense of history, country pride, and authenticity to the feel. Now, moving on to the food. The salsa... y'all. I do not usually care for salsa, but their salsa was tasty. I ordered a few things to give myself a broader tasting experience. I started with their house made guacamole. It was delicious. The ingredients were fresh and the lime twang was well balanced with the sweet, aromatic cilantro. I also ordered a single tamale. Omg. It was absolutely satisfying. Even the beans were fantastic. The red sauce caught me off guard at first, but had this pleasant spice that I just couldn't resist. I'm stuffed, but my mouth is watering all over again. Is that gluttony?! LolNext, 3 steak Gorditas with rice. The rice was yummy! Perfectly cooked and seasoned. The Gorditas were exceptional. Nice, crisp, and stuffed full of juicy goodness. I ate one cause I had explored the menu so much already... but am excited to have this experience again tomorrow!!! Service was also above par. I saw things on the menu I've never seen before and my waitress was knowledgeable and able to answer my questions. Their food is cooked fresh, so expect a 15 - 20 minute wait time as they emphasize that in their menu. If you want something quick and are accepting of low quality, as opposed to taking your time and enjoying the high quality Mexican food that Los Chilaquiles provides, then it won't be up your alley. Price was also super reasonable. I'll be back, this is a keeper!

Little strip mall hole in the wall looking pace off 49th and Lafayette. Went for a slightly late lunch and basically had the place to ourselves. Enjoyed chips and salsa brought to the table. Menu choices look authentic. The bowl of chicken tortilla soup was soooooo good. Lots of chicken and avocado. And the chicken soft taco was delicious. Total cost was like $7 before tip. I would definitely go back. #yum #TryNewThings #NewToMePlace #ReviewsByRL

Didn't even know this place was hidden in this strip mall. Its a nice spacious place with a small stage and found out they have a band weekly. The waiter which I'm sure is the owner was very nice and took my order promptly, was very patience because they have so many choices on the menu with very reasonable prices so it took me a minute to decide what i wanted... i finally decided on the chicken quesadillas which were very good, i also munched on my free salsa and chips. Stop by and enjoy a meal with them and lets help them grow

I get around. And when I say "around" - I mean I have eaten my fair share of authentic Mexican food. Chips and salsa till my teeth were ground to the gums. Ew gross, not really. But it would be worth it...If we were to play the scenario of being deserted on an island with one ethnic food of my choosing: it would be la comida de Mexico. Es la verdad. Top 5 reason Te Amo Los Chilaquiles:1. Amazing margaritas - not too sweet and prissy, yet not so strong that the tequila takes over2. chips and salsa that comes with regular and green salsas as well as a mild runny sour cream concoction3. unique menu - they have your basic Mexican dishes like burritos and tacos, but you'll also find unique items like hominy soup and beet juice (yyyyeeahhh!)4. beautiful new space - check out that sleek lighting ayayaya5. Amazing service! Can't wait to give the hominy soup a whirl on my next visit!

This is a very average, Americanized Mexican restaurant. Service was pretty slow, even though it wasn't very busy. The food was very 'meh'. The usual gloppy Mexican slop you can find anywhere in town.I think on Saturday nights it becomes a little Mexican nightclub as it looks like it's setup for light/sound and there's a band/DJ area as well.

I honestly do not know how this place does not have a better overall rating. In my opinion, this is one of the best mexican restaurants in the city.- Its unique. The name says it all. Chilaquiles are a breakfast/brunch food in Mexico that this place specializes in. Think of a nacho like dish but so much better because the chips are made thicker and they top with different sauces other than just melted cheese. They do around a dozen different types of chilaquiles made to order with different sauces and your choice of meat or fried egg. They open at breakfast and serve their staple dish all day long. Most places in the city either do not have this dish or they have one style of the dish, which does not compare to this restaurant. They have other items too such as tacos, fajitas, sopes, enchiladas, tamales, etc but if you want the 5 star experience, then go with one of their chilaquiles.- its clean and spacious inside. Located right off the highway as well (next to chapati-yum) this shopping center provides a great 1-2 punch with unique cuisine.