Legendary Tacos & Chilaquiles From The Back Of A Liquor Store? – Ventura Taco Tour

Ventura's historical and cultural community, known as the Opportunity, has Mexican dining establishments dotted all over the location. And on Taco Tuesday, it's time to see what's cooking. MUNCHIES Hosts Jeffrey Alan Belzer and Malachi Gallegos begin their day with some sunlight and surfing, before heading to taste a variety of Mexican specializeds.

First stop is Angie's Deli and Mexican Food, which is concealing in the back of a liquor store, where Jeff and Malachi sample al pastor breakfast burritos, chilaquiles, and their very first tacos of the day. Next, they head to El Jarocho, which brings its Veracruz style seafood specialties like Baja Fish Tacos and a gigantic seafood cocktail to Ventura After that, they head to Lalo's for a bunch of traditional tacos, as well as some off cuts, before covering the day out at Tepatitlan where birria, nachos, and mole burritos are on the menu.

Made in Collaboration with Go To Ventura.

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39 Comments

  1. 💙💙💙 I wish you triple prosperity on your food content and purpose

  2. That crunchy tortillas with eggs is a classic in Mexico, and so tasty that’s so nice that you replied those homemade mexican plates

    1. I like Lalos but they are inconsistent at times but I like going to Johnny’s and lalos from time to time

    2. @augustvergara6878agreed!! I was about to say that!! My favorite Lalo’s is in Camarillo!

    3. ​@Mythical_mamalast time I went to Lalos in Camarillo was during covid and I remember it was really good

  3. A Mexican woman used to sell tacos out of her trunk where I worked. I ordered the same thing as my coworkers. They would smile because I didn’t know what was in what we ordered. To this day I still don’t know what it was. But it was damn good! That factory has been long since closed. Great bunch of people. ❤

    1. To eat the food of someone else’s culture is to understand them without words

    2. If they were laughing it was tripa. It’s honestly not for white people, if you didn’t grow up with it, you’re not gonna like it

    3. @Grandman122fr people should enjoy all kinds of food trust me you will learn that we are all the same.

  4. This is going to sound nuts but some of the best Mexican food I ever had was from the back of a book
    Store in Cancun lol

    1. The food in the Yucatán is insane. It’s the heirloom CORN. It’s magical.

  5. It’s so interesting to hear the different accents
    I’m Mexican but living in Florida
    I can def tell the Cali accents
    It’s so cool

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