

Strip-mall taqueria providing handmade tortillas & classic Mexican eats in a no-nonsense interior.
Hours
| Friday | 7 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–7 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–7 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–7 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–7 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3121 S Main St, Santa Ana, CA 92707
Phone: (714) 557-0907
Website: http://www.taqueriazamora.net/
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Reviews
Every time we are in the area this is a must stop restaurant.
Fabulous service, this place has a good selection of people to work with as a customer.
Dishes also show the dedication that cooks put into the food.
We have eaten here in many occasions and planning to eat here again .
Hand made tortillas!!!
Chips were good. It went down hill from there. When I got there, there were three guys working on a bucket of coronas. Clearly not their first bucket. And me. By myself. When a party of five came in, I got zero attention from the server. There was only one server but he shouldn’t have been overwhelmed by a party of five, three guys he was ignoring drinking their beer, and me.
I got a flour tortilla chicken quesadilla, extra crispy. They got the order right but it just didn’t have any flavor. So I dipped it in the salsa, and asked for a small side of guac. He brought it out a small container of pureed avocado. Not a great experience.
With all of the dive taco shops in Southern California, there’s no real reason to go back to one with mediocre food and poor service.
Tacos – $6 per carne asada taco seems steep. The tacos were large & served with onion & cilantro on a homemade tortilla. Just average.
Quesadilla – my son wanted a cheese quesadilla so that’s what we ordered. Instead, we received a chicken quesadilla which he wouldn’t eat. I can only comment on the portion size which was plentiful.
Chicken enchiladas – $23 served with green sauce, Mexican rice and beans. Beans were decent and topped w Cotija cheese. Enchiladas themselves were just ok, nothing remarkable about them.
Camarones a la diabla – for $29 I expected more than 6 shrimp. Served with hard, dried, plain white rice. The beans were ok but the shrimp were tough and rubbery, a sign of being over cooked. Also, I must note that I love love love spicy food. The spice level on this dish was a 10 on a scale of 1-10. Nose running, eyes watering, tongue tingling. Almost unbearable. The dish was served with 3 homemade tortillas which were the best part of the meal.
All in all, great service for mediocre Mexican food. They’ve been around since 1992 (according to their wall) and are remodeling their main entrance. Probably a quick option if you work in the area but not worth driving out of your way for.
Came and got chilaquiles verdes and a torta de carnitas, and they were delicious- tortillas freshly made. Love that they bring a small plate of beans and cheese and sides of chips/salsa