Open 4 PM–10 PM, opening earlier (12 PM) on Sat–Sun; $ pricing.
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El Segundo is a Mexican-inspired restaurant at The Peach artist compound in West Palm Beach, FL — known for brisket and fish tacos, a pimento-cheese dip, and half-price happy-hour drinks and tacos.
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- Address3950 Georgia Ave, West Palm Beach, FL 33405
- Phone(561) 469-8597
- Websitesub-culture.org/el-segundo/
- HoursMonday4:00 – 10:00 PMTuesday4:00 – 10:00 PMWednesday4:00 – 10:00 PMThursday4:00 – 10:00 PMFriday4:00 – 10:00 PMSaturday12:00 – 10:00 PMSunday12:00 – 10:00 PM
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This was my first experience at El Segundo. The hostess Gabby was warm, friendly and efficient. She politely informed us that there was a 30 minute wait but that she would work on getting tables cleaned up so she could seat us as quickly as possible. She came back after a few minutes to let us know that she was working on getting our wait time down and wanted to make sure we were comfortably seated during our wait. She got the wait time down to 17 minutes and she came to seat us and took our drink order right away and asked if we would like to put and order in since we had to wait. The food came out quickly and it was delicious. We had the burned tips taco 🌮 and the mole wings to start. We then tried all the tacos and I had a Mexican coca cola and my husband had a Margherita. While we were dining, we were told since it was taco Tuesday, the tacos were $3 and the Margheritas were $5 the bartender made the drink from scratch and my husband was given the option of salt, sugar or tajin on the rim. We were blown away and understand why there was a line out the door. The atmosphere was very hip and there all ages and demographics in the room. It's a dog friendly restaurant. It reminded me of a hip Texas roadhouse. Art on the walls, subdued light and a big screen TV over the bar. There's an outdoor area and even though it was packed, it didn't feel claustrophobic. Our favorite taco is the el big Mac. A smashed beef patty with cheese served on top of a flattened sesame seed bun. Sadly, we ate more than we thought and had no space for dessert so we didn't try the churro or the tree leches so I guess we will have to go back!
The vibe is great, the food is amazing and the service is top tier! Had the pleasure of being served by Connor and it made the experience even better. Definitely going back! Also GREAT 1/2 price happy hour special on drinks and tacos!
Check out Taco Tuesday but go any day and you won't be disappointed! $5 margaritas, dog friendly patio, $3 tacos (on Tuesday), and a southwest dip combo that is now my favorite - pimento cheese elote dip! Gasp!
Not one note. At first you might say this a vibe mexican spot and yes you would be right. But it is so much more, the Gabby or server was not only knowledgeable and attentive, but you could tell from our conversation she loved working here. Situated in what they call the peach surrounded by art and art galleries, you come to eat delicious food, but also have an experience. We started with the elote corn dip, with house made chips. The dip is everything you want in any dip you taste, creamy, chunky, seasoned, with a hint of lime. We will be coming back just for the dip. Followed by their blackened chicken quesadilla. Stuffed with chicken and cheese. Served with their house made guacamole, pico, and crema (which is literally never like, but could not stop eating this on everything). This is a meal in and of itself. We then tried four different tacos, each one uniquely different and again filled with different meats and flavors, my favorite being the pork chiccharron ceviche taco. We will keep coming back, especially now that we were told they are opening a "brick and mortar" location in palm beach gardens. I am hoping they are able to keep the something special they have at their west palm location.
Well, maybe things would have been better if we went during a happy hour. Prices are insane. $7.50 for a brisket taco and it was small… a 2 bite taco. Listen, if the flavor was out of this world and maybe they were not made on the tiny tortillas I wouldn’t mind…but this place isn’t in the best area and it’s extremely expensive. Example… the burrito is $15 but doesn’t include a protein… so if you add beef or chicken etc… it’s $7 more. I feel gouged. The food wasn’t bad don’t get me wrong but if you’re going to charge 5* pricing then the flavor should match…



