Javier’s menu is inspired by our talented culinary team, who bring cherished family recipes to our kitchen. At Javier’s, we proudly share the authentic flavors of Mexican cuisine. We take great pride in serving exclusive center-cut, #1 Prime Angus beef from Omaha, Nebraska—corn-fed and hand-selected for Javier’s. Our seafood features only the finest seasonal selections, including #1 White Mexican prawns, chemical-free U-10 scallops, 100% leg meat Dungeness crab, and Maine lobster, all responsibly sourced with a commitment to sustainability.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 24 W Union St, Pasadena, CA 91103
Phone: (626) 773-3579
Website: https://www.javiersfinestfoods.com/
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Reviews
Food was pretty good. Lobster enchilada and shrimp quesadilla was excellent. I thought the guacamole was good, but it was a bit spicy for some. Queso fundido wasn’t my favorite. It was a bit too thick, although we did order it without the chorizo, so it could have been our alterations that affected texture.
Service was fantastic. Christina the bartender was a real gem. She was friendly, personable, very knowledgeable, and attentive. She really made the experience.
Our reservation was for 9:30 pm for a party of five. We arrived at 9:15 pm but were not seated until 10:45 pm, at which point we were told that the kitchen closed at 11 and that we needed to place our order immediately.
The server was friendly and very nice to us, which we appreciated. Unfortunately, the food did not match the service. The prices are high, yet the quality is very mediocre. Nothing tasted outright bad, but at these prices I expected something special. A $40 small plate of chicken mole was unremarkable, and the $55 pork chop was overcooked and extremely dry.
For this price point, Damian in downtown LA offers Mexican food that is an order of magnitude better in quality than this place. Overall, I would not recommend returning unless you specifically enjoy a loud, clubbing-style environment.
This is one of my favorite restaurants. The food is consistently excellent, the service was amazing, and the drinks are always a hit. Highly recommended. If possible, I suggest opting for an earlier dinner to avoid the typical evening wait times.
The service was outstanding attentive, warm, and seamless without ever feeling rushed. Every dish was delicious, beautifully presented, and full of flavor, and the cocktails were just as memorable. The vibe was vibrant yet refined, making the entire afternoon feel special.
I’m incredibly grateful to the entire team for making my birthday feel so well taken care of. Truly a top-tier experience we can’t wait to come back.
It gets really busy after 6pm so making reservations are highly suggested.
Let’s start with how beautiful this restaurant is inside we ordered an array of food from guac , asada salad the seafood enchilada trio, birria , coffee ☕️ and flan and tres leches cake oh my! Everything was absolutely delicious !! And the staff was just wonderful❣️
I highly recommend that you check it out for yourself.
Review:
The green enchiladas suizas were disappointing—overly lemony and far from authentic. It tasted like they may have used canned green tomatoes and tried to mask it with lemon. The mole enchilada is definitely a better choice.
The birria was good, but at $40, it feels overpriced.
Steak Tapequiña:
My steak Tapequiña tasted good, but the cook needs to learn proper temps—I ordered medium and got medium-well. Paying $60 for one enchilada, a small taquito, and a tiny scoop of refried beans (barely bigger than a tablespoon) just isn’t worth it.
On the positive side, the agua chile was amazing—highly recommend. For value, stick with the Tabla for 2, which is a much better deal overall.