Casa Lupitas
If you're looking for a relaxed, friendly spot to enjoy delicious, hearty Mexican dishes, Casa Lupitas is the place to be. Nestled at 31732 Castaic Rd, Castaic, CA, this casual restaurant offers a welcoming atmosphere that's perfect for families, groups, and even your furry friends – yes, dogs are allowed! Whether you're in the mood for an intimate meal or a fun outing with friends, Casa Lupitas has you covered.
One of the standout features of Casa Lupitas is the variety of mouth-watering dishes on the menu. The Wet Burrito is a must-try – loaded with flavorful fillings and topped with a savory sauce. If you're a breakfast lover, the Breakfast Burrito will surely hit the spot, offering a satisfying blend of eggs, cheese, and fresh ingredients. For a traditional taste, try the Menudo, a savory Mexican soup that's full of rich flavors. And for those who love a bit of crunch, the Crispy Beef Tacos and Enchilada Beef Taco offer a crispy, spicy twist that will leave you craving more.
The restaurant's vibe is casual, with a moderate noise level, making it ideal for a laid-back lunch or dinner. The outdoor seating area provides a great option for enjoying the fresh air while digging into your favorite meal. Plus, it's a fantastic spot for kids – the friendly and relaxed environment ensures everyone feels at home. Whether you're dining solo, with a group of friends, or enjoying a family meal, you'll appreciate the warm, welcoming service and the great food.
For anyone looking to enjoy tasty food in a relaxed setting, Casa Lupitas is definitely worth a visit. With its delicious dishes and casual atmosphere, it’s the perfect spot for a memorable meal.
Reviews
Best Mexican restaurant in Castaic, service is fantastic and the food is always amazing!
Super friendly (table) service and yummy taco shop comfort food. We will be back for sure!
I have spent many many evenings in Castaic, CA. It is not really part of "LA" whatever that means anymore, rather it's the outer limits of the great central valley to the north. It's the launching pad for caravans of 18-wheelers huffing and puffing their load limit 80,000 lbs up or careening down the curves of the grapevine toward Bakersfield. This apex is a town dedicated to being a truckstop, to fulfill whatever the drivers might need to get through another night and/or day without too much vibration damage to their kidneys. It's a rugged place for good reason. But it is also home to a really great tex-mex restaurant, better really than most to the south, other than in the migrant towns east of the river. Great Michoacan there by the way. The best items here are the curative menudo, guaranteed to ease the morning after pain and discomfort. But more than that is the chili colorado. The best place I've ever encountered for this last was the La Paloma, something of a challenge to linger over a meal located as it was next to the open-air livestock auction yard in Madera. Last I checked, the place was converted into a breakfast/lunch cafe completely lacking in reason to stop by. Chili colorado is, if you're talking true mexican, asado de puerco. i've been to food trucks that had this on the menu but the "proprietors" didn't know what I meant when I called it chili colorado. in fact, as you likely know, "chili" is an unknown in mex anyway. all this seems pointless to go on about. if you're in town, look for the denny's and next door is casa lupitas which is infinitely better. have the flan, too.
Family owned authentic Mexican restaurant with a cozy charm. We ordered the red chilaquiles plate with rice and beans. The sauce was very well seasoned and the perfect amount of heat. The rice and beans did not disappoint! My husband ordered the pancakes and he loved them. I tied them and they were buttermilky and and delicious. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. And the restrooms were clean! We will definitely go there again.
We *always* stop in, when leaving LA area. Their breakfast burritos are on point. The staff are super friendly and the prices are fair.