THE best taco stand in LA
This is a staple of every person that has grown up in Culver City over the past 40+ years. Over the years their tacos and burritos have been frozen and flown across the country to those of us who miss it so.    [25 Jan 2001 14:33:26]

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Recommended Dishes: all meat burrito

     ­Anonymous   

Tito's is the best fast Mexican food.
I moved from the area and I really miss Tito's :( Their bean and cheese burritos, tostadas, guacamole, Mexican rice, salsa and chips have great flavor. Their salsa is wonderful. Great prices,too. :)
I don't eat beef or chicken but people love their beef tacos too.
I wish they would open a Tito's near Woodland Hills.    [25 Feb 2001 14:37:05]

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Recommended Dishes: Bean and cheese barrito, salsa and chips.

     ­Anonymous   

I lived in Culver City all the years of growing up. My Mother introduced me to Tito's when I was about 10. I graduated from Culver High School, in 1967, and unfortunately moved to Oregon, but whenever my husband and I are in the area, we make sure to stop, and bring several containers to bring back the salsa. The best tacos and meat and chesse burritos anywhere.    [24 Aug 2001 18:48:01]

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     ­Kathyk   

The Tito's Habit
I used to live 4 blocks from Tito's and though I was sceptical of the food my first time, I quickly grew addicted to their tacos. Granted, it is not a traditional taco with soft shell, but combined with the salsa and the creamy guac I am convinced that there is something in the food because I could it there everyday of the week. UNBELIEVABLE!    [31 Oct 2001 14:35:10]

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Recommended Dishes: TACOS

     ­Anonymous   

Still the same
I had my first Tito's Burrito about 1960. They were located on the corner of Washington and Sepulveda at the time. Their menu was very simple; tacos, meat burrito, bean burrito, tostadas, rice and refied beans. Back then the tacos didn't even have cheese on them. I can remember people asking for cheese on their tacos and getting a blank stare from the people behind the counter. I moved away from the area in 1977, but whenever I'm there I try to stop in. The amazing thing is that after all this time, everything still taste just as great as it did in 1960.    [11 Apr 2003 20:52:34]

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Recommended Dishes: Meat burrito & tostada

     ­Wes   

Tito's is the Best
I've been eating at Tito's since 1962 at the old location. I hope they never change their tacos and burritos. Everytime I go there I know exactly what I'm going to get. Since I don't live near Tito's anymore I only get to treat myself once in a while which makes it all that more special. Must be great. The LINES are there all the time every day for years and years.    [13 Apr 2003 21:24:37]

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Recommended Dishes: Tacos and Beef and Bean Burritos

     ­Anonymous, Woodland Hills   

Quality Mexican Food
I live an hour away from Tito's, but since my friends introduced me to it, we make frequent trips there... When we have to make the choice between driving five minutes to get La Salsa or Taco Bell or an hour to Tito's, nine out of ten times we pick Tito's, and never once have we regretted it.    [15 Apr 2004 22:26:49]

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Recommended Dishes: The world's best enchiladas

     ­Anonymous   

Simply Good
Beef Tacos (with or with-out cheese, Burritos all meat or with beans, rice and cheese (a combination burrito). A few other menu items Tamales, Enchilads to name a couple are part of the Mexican Fast Food genre that has become familar to most of us. Tito's is not as innovative as a Taco Bell or Del Taco. Tito's presents good/familiar food at reasonable prices in festive (crowded?) family environment. Try it, you may like it.    [14 Jun 2005 17:22:32]

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Recommended Dishes: Taco beef with cheese and their 'green salsa'

     ­peternz   

Culver City landmark
titos tacos and burritos became a part of my upbringing. Not traditional by any means the tacos are hardshell with cheese but boy do they hit the spot. The same goes for their burritos. I love their bean and cheese burritos as well as their regular beef burrito.

If you're a Titos regular you probably have had a double wrapped regular burrito with cheese.

Taste explosion!    [06 Jan 2006 20:58:40]

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