Mijares Mexican Restaurant

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145 Palmetto Dr
Pasadena, CA 91105

Phone: (626) 792-2763

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Neighborhood: Pasadena

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• Taquitos Con Guacamole (3) $12.50
• Machaca or Chicken
• #6. Two Cheese Enchiladas $17.95
• Two Cheese Enchiladas, Red Sauce, RIce & Beans
• #5. Two Crunchy Tacos $18.95
• Two Tacos with Rice & Beans
• #7. Two Enchiladas $18.95
• Two Meat Enchiladas, Sour Cream, Rice & Beans
• Small Bag Chips $5.50
• Handmade Corn Tortilla Chips

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  4.0 stars - Based on 35 reviews

#34 out of 629 restaurants in Pasadena

#2 of 68 Mexican in Pasadena

5 star				9 reviews	26%
4 star				19 reviews	54%
3 star				5 reviews	14%
2 star				2 reviews	6%
1 star				0 reviews	0%

Top Reviews of Mijares Mexican Restaurant

06/08/2025 - Kevin H.
The food and service at Mijares are outstanding, with fresh, authentic Mexican flavors that keep me coming back. The staff, including Tommy, Yvonne, Mauricio, and Miguel, are attentive and make every event run smoothly, even when the restaurant is busy and lively. The spacious patio, delicious margaritas, and festive atmosphere make it an ideal spot for gatherings with friends and family.

07/01/2024 - Lorenzo E.
it is good

08/12/2007 - Sparky
I came because the margaritas had been highly recommended; I left disappointed.

Yes, the margaritas are strong, but not particularly flavorful. The chips are tough and boring. My fish tacos were very tasty, but the vegetables they came with were severely underdone. And the prices! Two fish tacos, with rice -- no beans! -- and vegetables, for over $14!

The service was disappointing, too. I ordered two margaritas; each time I asked for them with salt, but they came with no salt. I was still working on my appetizer when my entrée was plunked down in front of me. The waiter never checked back at all; I practically had to trip him if I wanted anything.

The mariachis were good, though.

So the bottom line is, why bother? Why not go to El Cholo, which is just blocks away, or Chevy's?