Hole in the wall type of place. Not very eye appealing so to speak. Simple menu with burritos, plates and taquitos. I tried the pork Chile Verde with beans burrito. The tortilla was a fresh homemade style, which was good. Although the filling was missing something, maybe a little more chile Verde. Seems like a local favorite type of spot. It's worth a try.

I stumbled into this no‑frills taco counter known for only one dish: red‑ or green‑sauce stewed pork tacos. It’s cash‑only and closes by 2 pm, so I arrived early—and they ran out of sauce before noon! The tortillas smelled impossibly fresh, and I added crispy chicharrones for that extra crunch. The beans were silky and well seasoned without being overly salty. For such simple food, it packed a punch—the locals practically treat it like a secret. Just make sure you bring cash

The only drawback is they only accept cash.No digital payments..Other than that,this place is one of my all time favorites..The staff,and owners are the absolute best…I'd go every month,if I was closer.It has that down home vibe to it.

Love to come here on the weekends, the embarradas are delicious. I always get the combination of chicharrón and it never seems to fail. Truly recommend this place. The atmosphere is outstanding with lots of vintage decor and service is incredible. Everyone is nice and greets you. I’ve been coming here for over 25 years.

La Azteca serves you great, authentic Mexican food. Right from the moment one enters, the warm decor evokes nostalgia. Full of flavor rich and traditional. Some standout items on the menu their chicharron burrito with delightfully spicy green salsa. The staff is friendly and observant. I highly recommended if you want an authentic taste of Mexico.