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A bustling, no-frills eatery known for crispy tacos, served at the counter or to carry out.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 11222 Washington Pl, Culver City, CA 90230
Phone: (310) 391-5780
Website: http://www.titostacos.com/
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Tito’s Tacos – Culver City
Menu ; Tito’s Taco with Cheese. $5.95 ; Taco without Cheese. $4.65 ; Bean Burrito. $7.15 ; Bean and Cheese Burrito. $8.45 ; Bean and Cheese & Meat Sauce Burrito.
Tito’s Tacos | Culver City CA – Facebook
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Tito’s Tacos – Wikipedia
Tito’s Tacos is a taco stand in Culver City, California. Opened in 1959, it is known for its American-style hard-shell taco and burritos.
Reviews
Dora Montoya
Food is good but not good as before. It used to be better quality and better portions. Prices used to be decent but now it’s outrageous. Portions have gotten smaller for the prices that have hiked up so much. It’s ridiculous. And to top it off the service is terrible. No more friendly service. Today was my last day here. I can’t come back to a place where I received one small bean burrito and 2 tacos, one watery guacamole for $30.
… moreHayley Di Naso
Best crunchy taco in LA don’t @me!
I have been eating at Tito’s since I was a little girl. I still remember their commercial jingle by heart.
The quality has never changed, and it hits the nostalgia button every time.
Don’t fear if there is a line it always goes quickly. But stay close to the counter so you can hear your number being called.
Literally anything is good, but my order is typically 2 tacos with cheese, a bean and cheese burrito, and a small guacamole. Def their guacamole as they don’t make it like the other places, it’s more of a creamy sauce, still it’s delicious!
Will always have a soft spot for my favorite crunchy taco in LA.
… moreI have been eating at Tito’s since I was a little girl. I still remember their commercial jingle by heart.
The quality has never changed, and it hits the nostalgia button every time.
Don’t fear if there is a line it always goes quickly. But stay close to the counter so you can hear your number being called.
Literally anything is good, but my order is typically 2 tacos with cheese, a bean and cheese burrito, and a small guacamole. Def their guacamole as they don’t make it like the other places, it’s more of a creamy sauce, still it’s delicious!
Will always have a soft spot for my favorite crunchy taco in LA.
Downtown Nikki
If you’re looking for “authentic” tacos from any Latin region- these ain’t it. That dont mean they ain’t damn delicious.
These are an Americanized version of tacos – and the kind plenty of people grew up eating. That don’t mean they aren’t old school – Tito’s has been making them this way since before you were born (1959).
Everything is local. Tortillas made especially for them – and these are some thicc ones. The crunch on the shells is serious and takes more than a “nibble” approach (this ain’t no Taco Bell shell)! The beef is slow cooked and tender. They come with lettuce (cheese or no) and salsa.
It’s all processed daily, locally, so is the very definition of fresh. Can you get salsas with more depth (and heat)? Yes. Do they have both red and green? Yes. Are either worth arm wrestling over the last of as you plow thru the last of the (also thicc) tortilla chips – yep. (This won’t have to happen if you there – they’ll refill your salsas )
Just go. Try them and they might not be your thing – but that won’t be because they’re not tasty and fresh.
… moreThese are an Americanized version of tacos – and the kind plenty of people grew up eating. That don’t mean they aren’t old school – Tito’s has been making them this way since before you were born (1959).
Everything is local. Tortillas made especially for them – and these are some thicc ones. The crunch on the shells is serious and takes more than a “nibble” approach (this ain’t no Taco Bell shell)! The beef is slow cooked and tender. They come with lettuce (cheese or no) and salsa.
It’s all processed daily, locally, so is the very definition of fresh. Can you get salsas with more depth (and heat)? Yes. Do they have both red and green? Yes. Are either worth arm wrestling over the last of as you plow thru the last of the (also thicc) tortilla chips – yep. (This won’t have to happen if you there – they’ll refill your salsas )
Just go. Try them and they might not be your thing – but that won’t be because they’re not tasty and fresh.
Jair Martinez
This place was fire, was craving some tacos and they had a Birria plate for 10$ tacos were great consome was awesome for the cold weather. Only complaint is I’m not a huge fan of their salsa but the tacos made up for it. It is a food truck and online it kinda makes it seem like it’s a restaurant but good nonetheless.
… moreJared Lozano
$6 for a hard shell taco with meat lettuce and cheese . This place is a joke and doesn’t deserve your attention or money. Skip it and get yourself a proper street taco. This place has zero flavor. The only thing keeping this place alive is nostalgia and greed.
Bland meat and bland salsa that was mostly water. This place is highway robbery. I hope it doesn’t last much longer.
… moreBland meat and bland salsa that was mostly water. This place is highway robbery. I hope it doesn’t last much longer.
Peter Bonamici
Pretty Solid Tacos. Definitely not the norm for LA tacos but thats what makes them unique. Greasy little crispy tacos filled with cold yellow cheese and iceberg lettuce doesn’t sound appealing on paper but man YOU NEED TO TASTE THESE!
Definitely enjoyed them, probably a little more expensive than I thought, around $5.50 but they come with chips and salsa so that balances out the price a lot. Almost wish they served them alla carte cause I dont really want a pound of chips after eating 3 of these.
Would definitely check out if you’re in the area, not sure if i would travel 20 miles like I did though.
… moreDefinitely enjoyed them, probably a little more expensive than I thought, around $5.50 but they come with chips and salsa so that balances out the price a lot. Almost wish they served them alla carte cause I dont really want a pound of chips after eating 3 of these.
Would definitely check out if you’re in the area, not sure if i would travel 20 miles like I did though.
Jon Lee
The tacos are like what Jack in the box would be if it didn’t have a drinking problem. Pretty good but over priced. Good to try but I won’t be a regular.
… morePedro Melchor
It seemed like a good spot because it was busy, but with all honesty. This place has the worst tacos I’ve ever had. These are not tacos. I asked one employee about the meat, and they said that the prep takes place somewhere else. With that being said, the food is absolutely disgusting. My enchiladas were just yellow cheese and hard tortilla.. If you love tacos and authentic Mexican food. This is not the place you’re looking for.
… moreJohnny B
Heard a lot about this place, so I thought I’d give it a shot since I was in the area. There are mixed reviews on it, so I had no idea what to expect. Bought 4 tacos for $4.65 each (no cheese), which comes with chips and salsa. Overall it was ok. Nothing bad and nothing to write home about. The meat was good, but could use a bit more flavor. The type of salsa that’s provided is proper for tacos dorados, but could use a little kick. Chips could use a sprinkle of salt. Would I go back? Probably not, but it was worth the 1 time experience.
… moreHidekel Moreno Luna
Great food. Had the taquitos and beans and cheese burrito. The aguas frescas are also good. We had the Jamaica and was the right level of sweetness.
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