World-Famous Taquitos  

Since 1934.

Street sign for Olvera Street at the corner with a building and trees in the background.

Family-run for four generations, born from Aurora’s wooden carrito in the early 1930s.

Still rolled by hand.

Still topped with our water-based avocado sauce.

Still on Olvera Street.

A disposable plate with taquitos covered in green sauce and rice with shredded cheese, served with plastic spoon on a wooden table.
A chef cooking food on open flame in a kitchen with multiple pans on stove, including one with hot dogs and another with stir-fried vegetables.
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Still Made the Original Way

From hand-rolled taquitos to our avocado sauce simmering in pots — everything is still made by people, not machines. This video was filmed inside our family commissary, where the same techniques have been passed down for four generations.

Featured on Anthony Bourdain’s Parts Unknown

“They were here before the freeways — before the city grew up around them.”

Bourdain stopped by Cielito Lindo to share what Los Angeles tastes like: history, grit, and a plate of taquitos covered in avocado sauce.

A man in a suit standing inside a restaurant with a display of pizzas and wine bottles, and an amusement park or fair with a sign reading 'Cielito Lindo' in the background.