Markus R.
5/3/2025
The service was very fast, attentive, and caring. Our server came by to ask us how we were doing multiple times. There was not a second that went by without our drinks full and table clean. There...
Los Molcajetes
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3830 W Lawrence Ave
Chicago, IL 60625
Los Molcajetes, located in the vibrant city of Chicago, IL, invites diners to experience authentic Mexican flavors in a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. Nestled in a bustling neighborhood, this restaurant offers a delightful culinary journey through traditional dishes and vibrant spices that capture the essence of Mexican cuisine.
From sizzling fajitas to flavorful tacos and hearty enchiladas, Los Molcajetes tantalizes taste buds with a diverse menu that caters to both meat lovers and vegetarians alike. The warm and friendly staff ensure that every dining experience is a memorable one, where guests can savor the rich heritage and passion infused into each carefully crafted dish. Whether you're craving a classic burrito or eager to try a specialty margarita, Los Molcajetes is a must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of Mexico right in the heart of Chicago.
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4.56 reviews
Audra M.
7/28/2024
This is close to our home, and I really love Los Molcajetes! Their camarones a la plancha is the only dish I have ever tried because I fell in love with it the first time. It's a griddle-cooked...
Bill M.
10/22/2023
Los Molcajetes is a Mexican restaurant and bar located at the corner of Lawrence and Avers, not too far east of Pulaski. This location has been a couple of other venues over the last few years,...
Eddie C.
6/13/2024
Solid diamond in the rough. It's always a good thing when the bartender/server of a Mexican place barely speaks English. Got the pastor burrito. It's pretty huge and the rice and beans was a nice...
JP H.
10/20/2024
1 of the best chicken burritos and horchatas I've had in my life. Service isn't the best, but food is on point for sure.
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