It's small parking lot off Alemeda, but the food at Juanita's is great. I have been eating their taquitos with green salsa for over 30 years. The staff offers great hospitality and effecient service!

Olvera Street is full of history and excitement for those people first visiting LA. It is the origins of the city and can fulfill those who come there with a sense of what old LA must of been like years ago, there is a plaza with something always going on for the weekends such as celebrations of old lore. The finest is the Dia de Los Muertos on ...

I like the place because it tells a lot about Los Angeles and although Im not Mexican I felt at home. The only drawback is parking.

another semi hidden exotic and unique place
in the middle of la la land!
great mexican food, and real feeling of a tuck in small mexican town

Its a small taste of mexico, where you can eat, shop, and see what history with its wonderful Museums. And, Chinatown & Union station is just around the corner.

I believe Olvera St. is one of the greatest way to experience the Mexican culture to its fullest. I myself am Mexican, and I just couldn't get enogh of the colorful art and of course the delicious food.
Come and experience the magic.

It was a very quiet and relaxed afternoon, enjoy the music, the shopping and most of all the eating. Next time I will go earlier.
Very pleasnant afternoos.

Olvera Street is a great place to take the kids and enjoy a corn on the cob, raspado, or fruit waters that are typical of various countries in latin America. The history in this little section of Los Angeles is also educational for the children.

in the heart of la, yet you feel like you are in a magical part of mexico where the authentic music is playing and the food and shopping is endless.