Yummyyyyyyy We came for torta ahogadas. My boyfriend is from Jalisco and that's where the torta ahogada is from (so he says). He was craving one since he hasn't been home in about 3 years. The...
Taqueria Ameca
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History
We are family owned and operated restaurant that first opened our doors on May 4th 1996. For the past 19 years, everybody in the family- even our kids- has worked extremly hard to keep the place clean and looking great for all of our clients. This passion and dedication have made us a favorite in the Los Angeles are.
Specialties
The best Tortas Ahogadas in East Los Angeles. We use nothing but the freshest and hight quality ingredients in all of our recipes. Everything is prepared and cooked fresh to order to maintain that authentic homemade feeling that has been our staple since we opened almost 20 years ago. Some of our specialties are theTacos de canasta, Tacos Dorados (Fried Tacos), Tacos de Barbacoa de Res (Beef Barbacoa Tacos), Enchiladas, Sopes, Pozole, Tostadas, Burrito Ahogado (Wet Burrito), Tortas a la Plancha, Dorados de Camaron (Fried Shrimp Tacos), Mulitas, Nachos, Pambazo. Come join us and enjoy a meal that will make you feel right at home!
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Reviews
What I Ordered: -Torta Ahogada Carnitas $13.25 This sandwich was massive. It was enough food for two people easily or in my case one fat boy like myself. I read online tht this was the spot for...
First off want to say the inside is beautiful love the frames and how they are all about the culture. Definitely a welcoming spot. The service was amazing and very humbling. Unfortunately the...
Food was good, took a while before ordering and food took little time to get there. Would try it again.
Tortas ahogadas that are authentic are hard to find. Ameca tortas were very close to the authenticity but in my opinion the birote (bread) was missing the salty texture that it's supposed to have....
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