Best Taco Spots in Inglewood

Real videos of Taco Spots in Inglewood — 4 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

Martin’s Cocina Y Cantina
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$VibrantFestiveAuthenticTacosLive mariachiEnchiladas
About the venue
Martin's Cocina y Cantina, at 162 N La Brea Ave in Inglewood, California, has been serving traditional Mexican cuisine since 2020. This restaurant is renowned for authentic dishes like tacos and enchiladas, with a focus on fresh ingredients sourced from local markets. The vibrant interior features colorful murals and celebratory decor, appealing to both locals and those looking for a taste of Mexico. It also hosts live mariachi performances on select evenings, enhancing the festive dining experience.
What the videos show
The video showcases a plate of tacos with various toppings such as meat, onions, cilantro, guacamole, and salsa. The camera pans across the plate, highlighting the different ingredients, and then reveals additional food items and sauces on the table.
162 N La Brea Ave
@northcountysdfood
@PreciousK
Fiesta Martin Van Ness
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FestiveColorfulCommunity-orientedLive musicTraditional dishesVibrant decor
About the venue
Fiesta Martin Van Ness at 7929 S Van Ness Ave in Inglewood offers a festive atmosphere dedicated to authentic Mexican cuisine and vibrant cultural experiences. Established in 2021, this restaurant features colorful decor and live music events that showcase traditional performances. The menu includes classic Mexican dishes like tacos, enchiladas, and mole, prepared with fresh ingredients. Fiesta Martin is a popular spot for celebrations, attracting families and communities looking for a lively dining environment.
What the videos show
The video showcases a dining experience at Fiesta Martin, a Mexican restaurant. It begins with a close-up of a plate containing two tacos with various toppings and a bowl of yellow rice. The camera then pans to reveal additional dishes, including a black bowl of tomato-based soup and a menu card. Inside the restaurant, a woman is seen eating tacos, describing the flavors and textures. The video ends with an exterior shot of the restaurant, highlighting its signage and a patio heater.
7929 S Van Ness Ave
@plateswithpatrice
Chili's Grill & Bar
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$$WelcomingCasualLivelyTex-Mex favoritesBone-in TexasHappy hour
About the venue
Chili's Grill & Bar in Inglewood offers a familiar casual dining experience with a menu featuring Tex-Mex favorites like ribs and quesadillas. Known for its lively energy, the restaurant is designed with a welcoming interior suitable for group gatherings. Signature dishes like the Bone-in Texas Ribeye are popular among steak lovers. Happy hour specials attract a diverse crowd looking for affordable eats.
What the videos show
The video begins with a menu page showcasing various drink options such as 'Ritas All Around,' beer, wine, cocktails, and mocktails. It then transitions to a sizzling hot plate filled with grilled chicken breast slices, shrimp, rice, onions, bell peppers, tortillas, and cilantro leaves. A piece of foil is partially visible at the top left corner.
3490 W Century Blvd
@SalamWreck
Hong Kong Express
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$CasualFast-foodWelcomingFried chickenQuick mealsDiverse menu
About the venue
Hong Express La Fried Chicken, located on W Imperial Hwy in Inglewood, California, offers fried chicken and a variety of fast food items in a casual setting. Known for its crispy fried chicken and signature sauces, it attracts a diverse clientele looking for quick and satisfying meals. The varied menu includes burgers and sides, catering to families and individuals on the go. The welcoming atmosphere and fast service make it a favorite fast food spot in the area.
What the videos show
The video captures a close-up, static shot of two tacos placed on a black plate, each topped with shredded white cheese and filled with shredded meat. Two small containers of salsa—one green and one red—are positioned beside the tacos. The camera makes a subtle pan to the right, enhancing the visual focus on the food. A single spoken line, 'You can get it,' is heard at the beginning, suggesting accessibility or availability of the dish. The scene is entirely focused on the food, with no visible people, signage, or context indicating a specific restaurant or location. The video is shot in portrait orientation, with clean, well-lit visuals emphasizing the texture and presentation of the tacos and salsas.
3100 W Imperial Hwy
@eatingaround