Lindo Michoacan

Great menudo! ! Came here for the first time and ordered the menudo. It was really good!

Great place for menudo!!!
We have only taken out.
Place is small for dine in.
But it’s worth the wait.

Great authentic Mexican food! Literally a hole in the wall kind of place. Amazing sopes, tacos, and caldo de albondigas. Everything tasted as if it had been homemade! The food really impressed me!

This is by far the most disgusting place to dine at. I don’t care how good people rave about their menudo. If you only knew. On top of that, customer service is very bad. I hope Orange County Health Department is reading this. People take your money elsewhere!’

I was a regular customer here until today. I went to eat with my 2 year old daughter and I asked one of the servers to give me two scramble eggs with a half of avocado on the side. This was not the first time I was asking for that. However, the server told me she couldn’t give just half of the avocado. I asked for the manager, but he told me the same even when in some other occasions he didn’t have any problem charging me for the half avocado. But this time, he made a big deal out of it and he even told me that if I did not like it, then the door was wide open… Bad service, they give you attitude. It feels as if they are obligated to serve the customers. It is always dirty, with flies and bees flying around.

First time and last time going to this place! The service here sucks ass! I walked in and was standing there for like 5mins waiting for someone to do my order and they were not even busy, they were just looking at me and my boyfriend like we were stupid or something I finally had to say hello we’re ready to order and they o continued looking at us and finally they walked up and took our order.
Better service people!!!

Poor service waited 10 minutes and no one even ask if we wanted drinks! Ladies are rude as can be. I got up and left not to mention we had kids! And sat at a messy table! No one even came to clean it up either. Horrible!!!

The food was good but my experience here was awful. The girls who work here do not pay attention to you and look miserable and i had to ask repeatedly for my drink and bill. Would not come back

The best menudo in Santa Ana! The place is always packed on the weekends so allow extra time. The ladies always make hand made tortillas since we’re regulars.

I e been @ this location a couple times before and it will be my LAST! The most HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SEVICE AND EXPERIENCE! I prefer 10x’s the other location in Anaheim! :)

This is one of my favorite place to eat menudo! Totally recommend it even though there’s sometimes a wait for a table but again it’s totally worth it.

Currently, this is my favorite hangover cure! You have to get the chilaquiles! It comes with beef steak and fried eggs over their thick and crunchy chips with sauce and cheese. No matter how terrible I feel after a long nights drinking, Lindo Michoacan always has the cure for me the next day.
The restaurant itself is small with about 8 tables inside. The staff there doesn’t really speak English that well, but they do understand pointing at pictures lol. I try to always come with my Mexican co-​workers so they can introduce me to new things. I tried menudo for the first time ever here and it was actually really great!
The food comes out pretty quickly so it’s great for those of us on a lunch break. I’ve already talked about their amazing chilaquiles, but if you’re in the mood for something more familiar, get their shrimp tacos! The shrimp is deep fried and perfectly cooked. Also every dish there is served with their amazing red/​orange salsa sauce. It literally goes good on anything! Finish the meal off with some fresh made horchata and your day is now offically going Great!
^^check out my pictures! I hope this review was helpful.

Horrible place!!! Was waiting for 20 min for someone to notice me there.
I do not recommend this place!!!
This place looks dirty!!!

Horrible customer service. Horrible experience. Never will go back. Ordered nachos, I’m a vegetarian so I asked for meat on the side (no price difference for no meat so might as well give it away) the lady who took my order said yes. Went to pay, and the other lady said it wasn’t possible. So I cancelled my order and she got mad! Haha Loser. The to go plate had side/​cup to put a lil meat. Whatever. I left without food but my family placed an order… So my mom ordered her meal and drink. We left and forgot her drink. Went back and the lady says «Oh, you didn’t ask for it» wtf!!! We paid for it! Craziness. Avoid this place. Rude ladies working here. Took forever to get our food and dishonest. Dirty too. I wld give their spot a B or C grade for cleanliness.

Well it had to happen a bad review sorry but Unilocal cuts booth way I went to this place because of previous reviews my first clue should of been when I called to see if they had menudo who ever answered the phone was not a happy person a bit rude but I gave them a benefit of the doubt and went there anyways I got there and I ordered 2 menudos con pata and a quesadilla con carne asada to go paid the paid the lady when I got home we discovered that no tortillas or oregano were included ?? WTF. I called to asked and was informed that I should of ask if I wanted any… Sorry to all the fans of this place but maybe you should go to Zamora’s or poztzoldecano both great places in santa ana.

I’ve only had the menudo here but I’ve had menudo in a lot of places and I have to say this place beats them all. And the best part is they have it EVERYDAY! Nom nom nom!

This place is a bit of a hole in the wall, near the car wash and in an area with very limited parking. The place itself is rather small, so it might not be the best place for huge parties, but it can probably serve some big tables.
The menudo here is freaking amazing, probably the best I’ve had. The bowl comes with onions and limes, and some spices at the table including oregano (?) and chiles. There is also some tortillas and salsa for you to dip in your menudo to enjoy. You can either get the menudo with or without a corn like substance.
The flavor is solid, and the tripe is cooked very well, being nice and chewy without being rough and hard. It is great for when you are completely out of energy and need to refill up, or if you have a hangover and need to ease it away.
I haven’t tried any other dishes besides the menudo, but I believe most people come here mainly for the menudo. You can also order some good drinks, there is the great apple soda and other Mexican sodas, along with horchata and some other drinks.

my spot for 20 + yr!!!
i only go for menudo and their hand made tortillas and beans heaven omg! menudo is by far best in oc. besides my dad menudo akways correct on point consistent for years hole in the wall spot ya little long wait but so well worth it trust me i bern going for yr that they know my order already every time i like cilantro on side which doesn’t come with meal but lucy and owner always throw it in my bag even afyer all the hundreds of people go to this spot they still always remember me and my order!
oh ya the sopez are bomb my wife’s favorite
albondiga soup off hook
chicken soup
pozole on some days bomb
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and lindo michocana #2 anaheim same good as well family owned very nice people son a good kid always treated me with love respect that goes long way in my food book !!!

Menudo. The wait times on hangover Sunday are well worth it, as is the sweaty mexican men and families with tons of kids screaming. One big bowl of this menudo and you will be at 95% in no time after a night of binge drinking and partying. Also if you aren’t into Cow stomach, try the green enchiladas with rice and beans. Super yummy and great!

If you are a true food adventurer, then you know that sometimes a little hole in the wall can be a find. Today we went to a little place in Santa Ana called Lindo Michoacan. Today I am joined my by co-​workers from Ignite: Hop, Arshy, Tara, Karen, Dmitri and Less. My boss has been telling me about this place since he started at Ignite over a year ago.
It literally is a hole in the wall but has authentic Mexican food, all made by hand. Nothing frozen then deep fried, we’re talking handmade rolls into flautas, buritos filled by hand using crema and cotija cheese. The beans probably had been cooking for several hours, most likely made with lard.
There wasn’t anything special about this place. Had it not been for my boss’ recommendation, I might have just driven right past it. They have seating for about 20 people inside and there is a large board with photos, descriptions and a number. While they had burritos, enchiladas and molé, tacos weren’t on the menus. I ordered the chicken flautas which came with rice and beans. My compadres ordered enchiladas and bistek con chile also served with rice and beans.