This unassuming Del Ray eatery offers fine Tex-Mex and Salvadoran bites, including fabulous fajitas.
My family has been going to Los Tios since they were in one tiny storefront...now spread across 3 former independent spaces. The quality of the food and friendliness/efficiency of the service has remained consistent as they have grown. 3 growing problems that we've seen however: 1 - Prices are no longer in the realm of a simple neighborhood restaurant (they are what the market will bear, but it makes me think twice) 2 - Portion size has decreased. Specifically thinking of fajitas. Used to easily make 3 to 4 decent sized fajitas...now 2 good-sized or 3 skimpy fajitas only (still GREAT tasting, though!) 3 - Service often too fast! Main course often comes 5 to 7 minutes after ordering. Total meal time can be only 30-40 minutes.
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This unassuming Del Ray eatery offers fine Tex-Mex and Salvadoran bites, including fabulous fajitas.
My family has been going to Los Tios since they were in one tiny storefront...now spread across 3 former independent spaces. The quality of the food and friendliness/efficiency of the service has remained consistent as they have grown. 3 growing problems that we've seen however: 1 - Prices are no longer in the realm of a simple neighborhood restaurant (they are what the market will bear, but it makes me think twice) 2 - Portion size has decreased. Specifically thinking of fajitas. Used to easily make 3 to 4 decent sized fajitas...now 2 good-sized or 3 skimpy fajitas only (still GREAT tasting, though!) 3 - Service often too fast! Main course often comes 5 to 7 minutes after ordering. Total meal time can be only 30-40 minutes.
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This unassuming Del Ray eatery offers fine Tex-Mex and Salvadoran bites, including fabulous fajitas.
This unassuming Del Ray eatery offers fine Tex-Mex and Salvadoran bites, including fabulous fajitas.