Location: Crestline
Top Restaurants in Crestline
Top Things to do in Crestline
- 1. Lake Gregory Regional Park
- 2. San Bernardino National Forest
- 3. Lake Arrowhead Queen
- 4. Strawberry Peak Fire Lookout
- 5. SkyPark at Santa's Village
- 6. Silverwood Lake State Recreation Area
- 7. San Manuel Casino
- 8. Lake Arrowhead Village
- 9. Heaps Peak Arboretum
- 10. Original McDonald's Site and Museum
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Top 10 Mexican food in Crestline, California, United States
Reviews on Mexican food in Crestline, California, United States. Crestline is a census-designated place in the San Bernardino Mountains of San Bernardino County, California, USA. The population was 10,770 at the 2010 census, up from 10,218 at the 2000 census.
Things to do in Crestline
10. Lucy's Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By 2OutForFun
If you're looking for genuine Mexican food, with consistently good flavors, quality, and sauces, Lucy's is for you. We especially like the Burrito Ranchero, but they also have excellent enchiladas, rellenos, and combo plates. The staff here is helpful and courteous.
9. Santiago's Taco Shop
Made from scratch, tacos, burritos, and bowls. Tell us what you like, and watch as we create your favorite Mexican meal! Add a cold beer or one of 55 soda flavors, and you're all set.
Reviewed By Pjveetwin
Discovering there's a new taco stand walking distance from your weekend cabin is as good as it gets. It's a different format, sort of like a Sub Way. You built your taco or burrito the way you want it. The menu is limited, basic Gringo style meat, Asada, carnitas, chicken, nothing exotic. Tacos, burritos, beans & rice with most of the trimmings. Seems like you can pile as much as a tortilla can hold. I enjoyed the flavor of the meat and salsa, the other ingredients were fresh. At first, I thought their prices were a little high, but after seeing the amount you get, it seems fair
8. Arturo's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By mountainbuddy
No 89 cent burritos here folks! Just authentic Mexican food at a resturaunt where you can real. Down to earth, Good service and you don't have to pay $35 and up per plate like some of the fancy resort places in Arrowhead! Also beats $9 burgers at the local fast food places too!
7. Hortencia's Mexican Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By ohioan1
We discovered this place as we were heading back to LA after staying one night in Lake Arrowhead. ALL the restaurants in the village were very crowded with very long wait times, so we decided to grab lunch elsewhere and am I glad we did. We were seated immediately (although we JUST missed a window seat, darn!) The service was quick and the menu was extensive. The guacamole was authentic: nothing added but avocados. I had a Mexican pork taco which came with rice and beans. Delicious!
6. El Papagayos Mexican Restaurant & Cantina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 301 reviews
Reviewed By lost_bobcat
Ate here with a party of 12, 4 generations and we all got something good. Portions were off the hook huge, even splitting the nacho's for dinner can work. The food was good, not amazing, pretty standard stuff, nothing unique or super tasty that we tried. (We had nacho's taco salad, enchilada's, kids, nahco, cheeseburger and queadllla's, all the kinds of fajita's and the El Gordo Burrito that my son in law consumed and proceeded to sleep the rest of the night beacuse it was so huge. The service was top rate, and drinks reasonable. Looks like a great happy hour, we got a drink, but got seated so did not see all the specials. Next time with a smaller group,HH is the best way to go in the nice bar area that is where you come in. Gets packed on the weekends, get there early.
5. Outlaw Tacos
Reviewed By wildman66
Love the food at this mountain community staple. Great assortment and great combination selections. Stop here on the way back from fishing.
4. La Casita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Beatrice S
My son and daughter in-law took my grand daughter and I to their local Mexican food eatery. I was amazed how delicious the meal was. I had missed some down home cooking and this place is a hit for our next trip
3. Chef Cindy's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By ZProf
Cindy's is a wonderful localâs restaurant for breakfast. I had a great breakfast of pancakes, eggs and ham. The eggs were cooked just as ordered; over medium. The ham steak was tasty, I just wish it was larger as it was a bit on the small side. The pancakes, three large, were also good. Unlike so many places, breakfast was not greasy at all, a real pet peeve of mine. We were going to order decaf coffee but were informed by Bill they serve instant decaf so we both ordered the regular. The coffee was plentiful as our cups never ran empty. I used to be a big leaded coffee drinker but have switched almost entirely to decaf and cut back considerably. This was a real treat as the coffee was fresh brewed, hot and very good.My friend ordered the egg scramble with sausage and cheese with a side of tomatoes in lieu of the potatoes to limit the carbs. Although I did not try it, he was quite pleased and said it was very good. I think I will definitely give this dish a try next time.We were served by Bull, the owner, and had great service. If looking for a nice place for breakfast, give Chef Cindy's Cafe a try.
2. Hortencia's at the Cliffhanger
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By Deefoodie
This was a fair drive from where we were staying in San Bernardino but it was worth it . The views across the area were amazing. The restaurant staff were very welcoming and friendly. The food was excellent , huge portions though , almost each meal was enough for two. We had fajitas and burritos.
1. La Cocina de Tony
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By pattiderenzo
Good food, good service and you get a view of the lake. The portions are more than enough. In fact, I took half of it home for another meal. The salsa was excellent but the chips could use some salt. Overall a great place to eat
