It’s Easy To See Why These 9 Hole-In-The-Wall Mexican Restaurants Are Utah Favorites
The Beehive State has tons of great Mexican restaurants, but some of the best are hole-in-the-wall places that don’t look like much on the outside. Don’t be fooled by the modest exteriors of these 9 eateries — they serve up some of the best Mexican food in the state.
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This little taqueria in Ogden serves up tasty tacos with plenty of filling options. 2665 Wall Ave., Ogden, UT 84401.
These authentic little tacos are full of flavor, and you'll love the low prices. 157 S. 900 W., Salt Lake City, UT 84104.
You know we can't have a list of great Mexican restaurants without Red Iguana! It's the quintessential hole-in-the-wall, serving up delicious moles, enchiladas, nachos, and more. 736 W. North Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84116.
Read our feature article about Red Iguana here.
Read our feature article about Red Iguana here.
This little Mexican restaurant is located in an old gas station, but don't let that deter you from trying the humongous burritos, large selection of hot sauces, tacos, and more. 215 E. Main St., Green River, UT 84525.
Beto's is the go-to when you want tasty Mexican food fast, and it's open 24 hours! 435 400 S., Salt Lake City, UT 84111.
The smothered burrito with homemade chili verde is the special here, and you can't beat this huge meal for the price. La Frontera is a family-owned Utah restaurant with multiple locations all over the state.
"El Jefe" means "The Boss," and these tacos definitely are. Try the carne asada fries, too. 755 S. Main St., Cedar City.
For great tacos in Utah County, head to one of the two Don Chuy's Taco Shop locations. Located in both Payson and Provo, these little gems are legit. And they're open on Sunday!
Nothing beats lunch to go at Hector's. The portions are huge, the prices are low, and the food is fabulous. 2901 E. 3300 S., Salt Lake City.
This list just scratches the surface; I’m sure there are many more hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurants serving tasty food. What places would you add to this list?
Here’s a Mexican restaurant that’s hiding inside a grocery store, and you’ll want to try its specialty dish.
