La Carnita is a celebration of urban culture through food, drink, art, and sound. Dedicated to injecting Mexican street cuisine and graffiti with a gringo twist, La Carnita is the spot to grab a taco, take in the sights, run through a mixtape, and wash it all down with a 40 of Old English (high school you would be proud). Former mobile street-food spot now in a fixed space, offering a small menu of creative tacos & art.

Takes Reservations - No
Delivery - No
Take Away - No
Accepts Apple Pay - No
Accepted Cards - Credit, Debit
Good For - Dinner
Parking - Street
Bike Parking - Yes
Good for Kids - No
Good for Groups - Yes
Attire - Casual
Ambience - Hipster
Noise Level - Loud
Alcohol - Full Bar
Outdoor Seating - Yes
Wi-Fi - No
Has TV - No
Caters - No

Latest Reviews

Amie Allen 27 Feb 2018

3.0

Parking: 3.0

Accessibility: 3.0

Toilets: 3.0

Staff: 3.0

A single step at the entrance and good room inside the restaurant. The restaurant unites the talents of Andrew Richmond, a designer turned chef, and entrepreneur Amin Todai, both of whom have been at the forefront of the culinary zeitgeist that is the pop-up food craze. Any time want good food, good drinks and good music – we always go to la carnita. A note though : be prepared to wait 45 mins on busy nights. Lots of bars in he area to grab a drink while you wait though.