La Lupita Mexican Eatery

We came here after the brewery across the street recommended coming for food. We ordered the steak ranchero and the shrimp tacos. The steak was tough, tasteless, overcooked and no less than 5 pieces were gristly and borderline inedible. I haven't had bad quality meat like this in months. Otherwise the plate was fine and even delicious but the meat killed any enjoyment of the meal. one star. The tacos were 'okay' at best and not deserving of the price. the service was friendly and welcoming!When the owner/manager asked how things were, I was honest and told him what I thought of the carne. He didn't say anything and simply rang up the total on the register.Overall we were expecting more given the high ratings on yelp as well as the price relative to the food we received. I get the feeling that if you know what to order, the food here is delicious and deserving of the reputation and we got unlucky with our selections. That said we probably won't be back.

Tried for more soup today. Caldo de Res but there wasn't any. No one inside. It's 6:15p and it felt like I interrupted their closing schedule. ‍‍

La comida estaba bien sabrosa no soy amante del pescado pero aquí estuvo tan Rico que hasta un mordiscón de Jeta le di igual el aguachile estuvo rico y también las alitas de pollo estaban bien hechas si anda en la área definitivamente vayan.Great food im not a fish eater but this spot really hit the spot with this fish and the aguachile was also really delicious.Even the wings were done right if you're near the area give them a try.

This place became our favorite food spot as well as Mexican food spot in the Marina area after our first visit here a few months ago. Definitely, their salsa (they serve chips complimentary) was the BEST one around! Don't forget to ask for their (deadly) spiciest salsa if you like HEAT! It's slightly burnt orange color and creamy, reminded me of the famous "orange sauce" at certain famous Mexican joints in the south bay, but with more heat!Their quessabirria was so so so good and loaded! Lots of meat! Their fish tacos are one of the best I've had on this side of the bay! The fish fillets are fried, just FYI! Their price point is LOW for the area! (The Marina is the pricier neighborhood) and service is always friendly! Even my toddler remembers them (and their cute children who sometimes help out :)).Please come and check it out yourself, you won't be disappointed!

3.5 stars rounding up to 4.We picked up the regular Quesadilla, the Filete De Pescado Ranchero (Fish with red sauce), Sopes - Al Pastor, and the Chicken enchiladas plate with The red sauce option.I was a little surprised that they don't provide any complimentary chips and salsa. No big deal but I got so used to having those included.There were more than enough food anyway, and I really enjoyed my fish dinner. It was a battered fried tilapia filet which went really well with the rancheros sauce. The Mexican rice really went well with the sauce too while I thought the refried beans don't really go well with fish, but that's a personal preference. However, the same refried beans went really well with the side of flour tortillas, and those tortillas were really good! I suspect it's an inhouse made tortilla. Either that or it's sourced from a kitchen that specialised in tortilla. It was none of that store-bought tortilla one usually sees in taco trucks, and even many a sit-down restaurant.The quesadilla picked up the same pace what with those delicious flour tortillas. It was nicely seared and gooey with a tad hint of crispy spots here and there.The enchiladas were pretty good too. The red sauce had hints of tapatio sauce (or its equivalent) and I thought it was rather tasty with the beans and rice.I was told the sopes were good but nothing to write home about, nor complain against.All in all, the food was standard fare and didn't stand out from any other Mexican restaurants; it's convenient for pick and delivery so I would go back to try more from their menu.

Very great salsa and combo plate enchiladas. Im vegetarian and refried beans are lard-free here!Both cheese and onion enchiladas types are delicious - red sauce and green sauce. Highly recommend this place. Near supercharger too.

I happened to be in the neighborhood, and my child was not able to get his quizzinos sandwich. He was hungry, so we ended up at La Lupita. We ordered the vegetarian burrito, which tasted rather delicious! I was pleasantly surprised. The Horchata on the other hand tasted very much water down, so disappointed in that. Service was fast, and ambiance was nice and calm. The owner/server was friendly and kind. Looking forward to trying other things.

Very tasty food. A little expensive but everything was super fresh. My family and I were super hungry and we finished our plates every last bite. Waitress was kind and seems like it's a family restaurant so come on and support your local Mexican restaurants.

Most of the food is pretty good. My favorite so far has been the quesabirrias and sides. My boyfriend devoured his wet burrito. I've come back again and had a California burrito, wasn't the best. The ingredients were evenly distributed and instead of fried you got potato chunks. I'd stick with the tacos and sides here. Also the complimentary chips and salsa they give you when you sit down are awesome. Always ask for more salsa.While this is obviously family run, service leaves a lot to be desired. It'll take quite a while for anyone to serve you. And waiting for the check does get awkward. I'd just order takeout next time for a better experience.Fun looking decor and lots of space, but it's usually pretty empty here. The only wait to expect is the service.

I LOVE La Lupita Mexican Eatery!! I've visited three times in the last few weeks. The food is always fresh, delicious & on-point; AND the service is excellent!!