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Join Chronic Tacos in living the #tacolife. What do we mean by the Taco Life? It’s a kick back, seize the day, and eat really really good tacos kind of life. Chronic Tacos is a California-inspired Fast Casual Mexican Grill that celebrates authenticity and the individuality of their guests. The Taco Life is inspired by 3rd generation family recipes; a laidback, SoCal vibe; and personal, friendly service.
Laid-back chain serving build-your-own Mexican fare, such as tacos & quesadillas.
Hours
| Friday | 8:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 8:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 8:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 8:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 8:30 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 28241 Crown Valley Pkwy Suite C, Laguna Niguel, CA 92677
Phone: (949) 273-3184
Website: http://www.chronictacos.com/laguna-niguel
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Robyn Moore
We had a California burrito and a 2 taco plate and a side of churros with caramel sauce.
Service was great, fast and friendly!
We came in at the end of the day and the burrito meat was a bit dry/hard but I loved the tacos I got! And would definitely eat there again!
… moreService was great, fast and friendly!
We came in at the end of the day and the burrito meat was a bit dry/hard but I loved the tacos I got! And would definitely eat there again!
Jesse Armijo
You don’t come to Cronic Tacos for polished interiors, starched napkins, or some abstract attempt at “modern Mexican.” You come for the burrito—dense, overstuffed, and unapologetically messy—the kind of meal that leaves you wiping salsa off your chin with the back of your hand and wondering why you ever settled for less.
At this outpost, tucked inside a nondescript strip mall, you won’t find the grit and counterculture swagger of the original Newport Beach location. There’s no punk rock bleeding through the walls, no sun-fried surfer bumming a free water cup while arguing about skate decks. It’s cleaner, quieter—corporate, even. But what this version lacks in edge, it makes up for in substance. Because despite the sanitized setting, the Cronic burrito still tastes like the beach.
That burrito—stuffed with tender, marinated carne asada, smoky grilled shrimp, buttery avocado, and rice that actually tastes like someone gave a damn—hits a nerve. It’s a throwback to days soaked in salt air and cheap beer, wrapped in foil and devoured on the tailgate of a sand-covered pickup. Every bite is a sun-bleached postcard from Southern California, and the fact that it arrives in a tidy corner of suburban sprawl somehow makes it all the more surreal.
The street tacos here are no afterthought either. Carne asada, pollo asado, carnitas—nothing reinvented, just done well. Charred, seasoned, nestled into warm corn tortillas with a sprinkle of onions and cilantro. No frills. No fuss. Just the classics, delivered with confidence and restraint.
The staff, for what it’s worth, was gracious and upbeat, the kind of crew that makes you feel like a regular even if it’s your first time. The service moves fast but never feels rushed. There’s no ego here—just people slinging tacos like their job depends on your second bite.
To be clear, this isn’t the Cronic Tacos of old. The strip mall setting dilutes the grungy, sand-in-your-shoes essence that made the original a cult favorite. But the soul of it—the flavor, the attitude in the food, the sense that someone behind the line still gives a damn—is very much intact.
It may not look like Newport. But if you close your eyes and sink into that burrito, it tastes like home.
… moreAt this outpost, tucked inside a nondescript strip mall, you won’t find the grit and counterculture swagger of the original Newport Beach location. There’s no punk rock bleeding through the walls, no sun-fried surfer bumming a free water cup while arguing about skate decks. It’s cleaner, quieter—corporate, even. But what this version lacks in edge, it makes up for in substance. Because despite the sanitized setting, the Cronic burrito still tastes like the beach.
That burrito—stuffed with tender, marinated carne asada, smoky grilled shrimp, buttery avocado, and rice that actually tastes like someone gave a damn—hits a nerve. It’s a throwback to days soaked in salt air and cheap beer, wrapped in foil and devoured on the tailgate of a sand-covered pickup. Every bite is a sun-bleached postcard from Southern California, and the fact that it arrives in a tidy corner of suburban sprawl somehow makes it all the more surreal.
The street tacos here are no afterthought either. Carne asada, pollo asado, carnitas—nothing reinvented, just done well. Charred, seasoned, nestled into warm corn tortillas with a sprinkle of onions and cilantro. No frills. No fuss. Just the classics, delivered with confidence and restraint.
The staff, for what it’s worth, was gracious and upbeat, the kind of crew that makes you feel like a regular even if it’s your first time. The service moves fast but never feels rushed. There’s no ego here—just people slinging tacos like their job depends on your second bite.
To be clear, this isn’t the Cronic Tacos of old. The strip mall setting dilutes the grungy, sand-in-your-shoes essence that made the original a cult favorite. But the soul of it—the flavor, the attitude in the food, the sense that someone behind the line still gives a damn—is very much intact.
It may not look like Newport. But if you close your eyes and sink into that burrito, it tastes like home.
Cory Neubauer
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Chronic Tacos… Always Delivers!
This place never disappoints! From the California burrito to the quesadilla and their delicious bowls, everything is always fresh and full of flavor. You never leave feeling hungry or unsatisfied. The atmosphere is great, and the staff is always friendly, helpful, and attentive. Do yourself a favor and check this place out, you’ll be glad you did!
… moreChronic Tacos… Always Delivers!
This place never disappoints! From the California burrito to the quesadilla and their delicious bowls, everything is always fresh and full of flavor. You never leave feeling hungry or unsatisfied. The atmosphere is great, and the staff is always friendly, helpful, and attentive. Do yourself a favor and check this place out, you’ll be glad you did!
Deborah Fleming
Fantastic burritos and bowls! Speedy service. I wish we had one in Carlsbad! Only issue is the bathroom REALLY needs attention. It’s pretty objectionable in there!
… moreR J
Carne Asada was more like carne molida (ground beef). It was tasty but it didn’t feel high quality. I ordered Carne Asada burrito + guacamole ($18) and I could barely find guacamole or Carne asada. Tacos were so muchhhh better- stuffed with Carne and guacamole ($7 each) . Much better deal to just get tacos unless you want mostly tortilla and rice as your burrito.
… moreJeff Kelley
We tried to go to in n Out place was packed so we decided to come here and we had tacos for dinner and she a combo plate and I 2 tacos with just cheese and I liked so much and how fresh it was went back again and had another one and I went back again and had 1 more it was so good so I was done eating a total of 4 tacos with just cheese and asada tacos and I can’t wait to come again!!! Thanks for making such great food
… moreFranklin Kawasaki
I ordered a small burrito today. The guy making the burrito was pretty cool. Burrito tasted good. But when I left, I looked at my receipt, it was fourteen dollars, and something cents.A small burritos, is like eight fifty, there was two receipts.He gave me one, but I looked at the other one and said something about a tip,4 dollars and fifty cents. I was not dining in so I did not leave a tip. I think the guy at the cash register, tried to rip me off. Went back in and told the the guy that was making my burrito and he refunded me $4. And told the guy at the cash register to start making burritos. I travel a lot for work, so I eat out every day ever meal. I don’t remember the last time someone overcharged me. This cashier was pretty shady. I will definitely not be eating there again.
… moreafsoos100
Very unpleasant people working here at the laguna Niguel location. They act like they are annoyed when they see a customer coming in and ordering food. There’s no hello there’s no smile There’s no thank you. They generally have a look on their faces like you are a burden to them this bad attitude and the the food has gotten so much less than it used to be…
… moreRobert Prescott
This was my 1st time going to Chronic Tacos, but it won’t be the last. I had some delicious, sautéed shrimp tacos. Everything is fresh and made right in front of you. With your taco plate, you also get rice and beans as well, which is a good value. I’ll be back soon.
… moreJoshua Boyd
It was my first time going there the other day and I was in the mood for some Mexican. I got their Breakfast Burrito with Chorizo. It was GREAT!! It was big and had excellent flavor. The price was good and needless to say, I will be back again. Everyone there was extremely helpful and friendly and let me ask questions since it was my first time being there. I can’t believe that I never visited before, considering how close I live to the location. I highly recommend and I will be back to try more items on the menu very soon.
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