El Trigo Restaurant

Primary Location

Main location4155 Park Ave Riverside California 92507 US(951) 787-6937

Unassuming, family-run eatery offering homestyle Mexican food, including handmade tortillas.

Amenities

Payments

Credit cardsDebit cardsNFC mobile payments

Service options

Dine-inTakeout

Children

Good for kidsKids' menu

Parking

Free parking lotFree street parking

Dining options

BreakfastLunchBrunchCateringDessertDinner

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Customer Reviews

4.8

5 Reviews

Rachel Erotika15 days ago

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This restaurant is a 50/50 I would say.

Tacos were very tasty, meat perfectly cooked and fresh corn tortillas, HOWEVER, they didn’t have green sauce, imagine going to a Mexican restaurant with no Salsa Verde which should be a staple.

Pambazo was decent, not the best I’ve had but it was good, could’ve been better with green sauce for sure…

Gordita de chicharrón, definitely my least favorite item, chicharron (pork skin) got me sick, it was too dry and hard to chew, again, no salsa verde and just not tasty at all.

Staff was very friendly and welcoming, easy parking and no waiting time.

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Anthony Pineda15 days ago

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I used to go here all the time back in college. Amazing little Mexican restaurant that knows how to make good meals. Lots of classics and good portions. Staff is great and appears to be family run. Good spot for good food.

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Lawrence Beard15 days ago

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The Mexican restaurant you always hope to find in a strange town. Off the beaten path in a residential neighborhood, a multi generational family restaurant serving made from scratch family recipes. My wife and I ate here twice in one day, my breakfast, chilaquiles my wife, huevos Rancheria. Breakfast made us come back for dinner. Me, birria de chivo, my wife, chili relleno in an unusual yellow sauce. Beans obviously home made not canned. Tortillas are hand made. Funky but charming decor, I walked in and felt like I was in Mexico.

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