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4326 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90029

323-664-1011 

http://www.malorestaurant.com  

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4326 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles CA 90029

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  • Mexican
    Daily 6pm-2am
    $$ $$
  • MasterCard, Visa, American Express
    Catering, Delivery, Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Private Party, Takeout
    Breakfast, Dinner, Late Night, Lunch
  • Full bar
    Accepted, Recommended
    Valet
Description

Okay, right off the bat: Malo is not malo. It’s a decent, stylish Mexican restaurant that inhabits the former Cobalt Cantina in Silver Lake, and the menu is a taut, well-devised little list of small, shareable items. The food has the hearty heft and flavor of good, home-cooked Mexican food. And in keeping with today’s small-dishes, share-everything, anti-starch, Atkins-friendly ethos, entrees come unaccompanied; beans, rice, guacamole and sauteed squash are offered as side dishes.








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  • claire85
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    | Los Angeles, CA | 188 Reviews

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    | Tue, January 20, 2009

    Groovy Mexican spot in Silverlake (good for date or pals) with insanely reasonable prices given the menu and vibe. The "must try" everyone talks about is the ground beef taco with pickles (it's like a cheeseburger as a taco and rocks!) - but I also dug the "chewy" tortilla chips (mistake in the fryer that was so damned good they had to put 'em on the menu??), habanero salsa (creamy and hot!) and the grilled fish tacos. If you don't want a standard margarita, try the Spicy Cucumber (insert joke here...) - it's got cucumber, agave, fresh lime and a hint of chile in the finish. Delicioso!

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    | Los Angeles, CA | 1 Reviews

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    | Tue, August 25, 2009

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Back to TopMenu
Main Menu
Soup
Cup $4.00
Bowl $7.00
Soup Of The Day
Cup $4.00
Bowl $7.00
Chicken Pozole
Salads
$10.00
Grilled Chciken Toastada Salad
fried corn tortilla , avocado , beans , cotija cheese & pico dressing .
$13.00
Shrimp Spinach & Avocado Sald
with mint dressing
$14.00
Grilled Local Fish
served on abed of avocado and cabbage slaw .
$10.00
Silverlake
mixed greens , queso fresco , betabel , pine nuts , adobo vinaigrette .
$10.00
Tijuana Caesar
hearts of romaine , pepitas , jalapenos , red radish and cotija cheese .
Sides
$2.50
Spinach Rice
$2.50
Refried Beans
$2.50
Pinto Beans
$2.50
Black Beans
$5.00
Fried Bananas
with garlic & creme
Malo Favorites
Served A La Carte With A Choice Of Flour Or Corn Tortillas
$14.00
Carnitas
marinated pork with coca - cola and fresh orange juice .
$14.00
Al Pastor
glazed carnitas with a spiced bbq sauce.
$16.00
Grilled Carne Asada
marinated steak with cucumbers and green onion .
$15.00
Pollo Yueateea Asada
chicken breast marinated in achiote and fresh , orange juice .
Dessert
$7.00
Tres Leches Cake
traditional white cake in condense milk
$7.00
Flan
mexican custard with burnt surger
$7.00
Dulee De Leche Brownie
chocolate brownie , dulce de , salted peanuts .
$7.00
Choeolate Flauta
chocolate cigar, deep fried and rolled in cinnamon surger , served with honey .
$8.00
Bababa Empanadas
fried to order in puff pastry , served with sweet crema .

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