Marix Tex Mex Cafe was Established 1984, housed in a 1922 California Spanish Bungalow,The first Restuarant in Los Angeles/West Hollywood to serve Sizziling Fajitas,Tex Mex Cuisine from Texas. Scratch made Potent Margaritas are world class and world known. Jumpin lively atsmopher on an enclosed patio, where the customers and the retractable roof panels are the show and entertaiment, music.Our classic menu is the same from 2019, including the prices from 2019, Our legendary Potent house made12oz House Margarita, is still only $10.00. Our food is prepared fresh every day by our two Chefs who have been working with us 40 years and 30 years, no prepared foods, no processed foods, no frozen foods, the menu items are prepared fresh every day.
Convivial cantina for Tex-Mex staples & margaritas plus big windows with tropical landscape views.
Hours
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1108 Flores St, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Phone: (323) 656-8800
Website: http://marixtexmex.com/
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I provided documentation, yet he continued to claim that the “health department requires service animals to be outside,” which is simply not factual. Businesses are required to allow service animals in dining areas under federal law.
i’m told by the manager Mark that the owner doesn’t care whether the animal is a service animal or not they classify all dogs as emotional support and insists that you sit outside which today it was cold and uncomfortable.
We ultimately chose to leave and spend our money elsewhere. Discrimination is not cute, and it certainly isn’t good customer service.
A restaurant could deny a emotional support animal or pet, but they must not deny a service animal. And my service animal is trained and well behaved, and there was no reason for this.
I hope management takes the time to educate their staff on ADA compliance so this doesn’t happen to someone else.
they say they follow ADA laws in person they say they follow the health department and will not allow a legitimate service animal in the restaurant.
The food was Great.As I remember.
The service was amazing.
The atmosphere was great as always great place to go. And hang out for drinks and have a good time.
!!!!![ Marix Tex Mex, stayed with their OG prices on their food menu & their drinks,
That is super AMAZING, keeping OG value and not raising the $$$]!!!!! (Great value and Great food. Amazing service.)
Update 10/11 with response to owner: Hey I’m glad to hear all that! And I do hope you guys continue to serve for another 41 years. I can always Appreciate great service and great business ownership. Just had to do my duty as a patron who had an opinion! That’s what the review system is for after all. It’s all love and I wish you guys many many years to come!
The food was just as impressive. Huge portions, tons of flavor, and an amazing selection that truly has something for everyone. Whether you’re picky, adventurous, or somewhere in between, you’re going to find a plate you love.
But the real MVP of the night was our server, Bobby. He was warm, attentive, and somehow made us feel like longtime regulars within minutes. He treated my teens like actual adults (a rare skill, honestly) and made the whole experience even better.
Great vibe, great food, great people. Matrix Tex Mex is absolutely worth a visit.
Service was super prompt and friendly, and I can confirm this is still one of the gayest spots in town; and I mean that in the best way possible.
The chips and salsa were a cute touch, but the salsa honestly just tasted like tomatoes with a sprinkle of salt. The Short Rib Taco plate had one saving grace, the chile de árbol salsa, which was actually delicious. The short rib itself was dry and definitely seemed like it had been shredded in a stand mixer. Edible, but not something I’d order again.
We also tried the carnitas tacos, which broke my date’s heart with how dry they were. Served with raw diced red onion, which just felt out of place.
Overall, it’s probably a great spot for beers and catching up with friends, but if you’re coming for the food, it’s a miss. I really hope they tighten up the quality because this place has so much heart and history behind it.