
Discover Xacalli Kitchen, a vibrant restaurant nestled in Silverado Canyon, where the spirit of regional Mexican cuisine comes alive. Since opening in 2022, Xacalli Kitchen has offered a fresh, modern take on farm-to-table Mexican dishes. Transport yourself to Valle de Guadalupe as you savor our chef curated brunch, dinner, and Taco Tuesday menus. Pair your meal with our craft cocktails and refreshing Agua Frescas for a truly unforgettable experience. Xacalli Kitchen is more than a restaurant; it’s a gathering place for creating memories. Escape city life and enjoy nature while dining on seasonal food and drinks.
Hours
| Friday | 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–8 PM |
| Thursday | 5–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 28222 Silverado Canyon Rd, Silverado, CA 92676
Phone: (657) 314-9042
Website: http://xacallikitchen.com/
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Lamb chops were so unique and service was on point. We are glad we live close because we WILL be back.
I was fortunate enough to be invited by close friends and teachers to experience this farm-to-table Mexican restaurant, and from start to finish it was an unforgettable evening. Leaving Huntington Beach on a late Friday afternoon, I made the drive through the scenic Silverado canyons, where golden light and pleasant weather set the perfect tone for the evening ahead. The road reminded me of a past trip through the Santa Monica Mountains—leaving the chaos of the city behind as the quiet beauty of the canyon unfolded. To my left, the newly built Saint Michael’s Abbey emerged on the horizon, striking and picturesque. My GPS assured me I was only three minutes away, and with a sense of nostalgia, I pulled into the restaurant.
There’s something grounding about this place. It reminded me of simpler times—when food was honest and fresh. That is exactly what Xacalli Kitchen delivers: simplicity rooted in farm-fresh ingredients.
The dishes were a delight for the senses. My favorite was the 24 oz Bone-In Porterhouse Carne Asada, perfectly tender with just the right smoky char that deepened its rich flavor. The Branzino grilled fish, served boneless, was succulent, delicate, and surprisingly approachable—as it carried none of the “fishy” taste one might expect. To finish, the Mousse de Chocolate was nothing short of divine: semi-sweet chocolate paired with cojeta, hazelnut, Dukkah, hibiscus, gastrique, and oblea. Each bite felt like a carefully composed symphony.
Xacalli Kitchen is more than just dinner—it’s a culinary journey. Every dish radiates care and passion, surprising and captivating you in the best ways. Here, surrounded by delicious food and great company, the world feels lighter and more peaceful. And the gems you uncover here remind you to relax, be present, and truly enjoy the moment.
Service was extremely slow. We waited 15 mins to get seated, or even acknowledged by the staff when the restaurant wasn’t even a quarter full.
Unfortunately, that seemed to be the trend the rest of the night.
Food dishes were being executed poorly, our main dishes came out long before our appetizers.
Our dinner took over 2 hrs to complete due to slow service, and we came long before any dinner rush at 6pm, again, when the restaurant was pretty empty.
Really bad food, trying to be fancy and it ended badly. Went on a taco Tuesday so there wasn’t even a full menu. Ordered the pork belly, pescado, and pollo tacos. The pork belly was a cube that was too big and undercooked so it was squishy with zero flavor. The poolo tacos were lukewarm at best with a mole flavor topped with pickled onions, and the fish taco had little to no cabbage so I was eating fried fish with an over powering corn tortilla. We thought the Cesar salad would be good but it had way too much dressing and was so sour I could not eat it.
We had two margaritas each,
One we ordered with our waiter Noah and the other (I believe owner) person serving food. One margarita was correct, and the second one was not correct (wrong salt, and I think we may have gotten the bottom of the mix because it was chunky and too sour – like pure limes).
After reading the reviews – I have no idea how this place gets such high ratings and I have zero idea how this place is still in business.
A MISSED ELEVATED MEXICAN EXPERIENCE.
The food was amazing. Ceviche was the best I ever had. Queso Fresco (appetizer) was superb. Appetizers are big enough to share.
Service was a bit slow.
I wish Mexican wine selection was better.
Staff were kind and friendly, though there were a few periods where nobody was available to flag down for extra plates or drink refills; however, when they did notice a need, it was addressed immediately. I would return and recommend this place to others given the quality of food and overall experience.