La Cabana Mexican Restaurant

Restaurants · Acton, CA

2370 Soledad Canyon Road, Acton, CA, 93510

Phone: (661) 269-4504

Website: https://lacabanamenu.com/

Rated 4.6 from 1091 reviews.

About

La Cabana Mexican Restaurant serves traditional Mexican cuisine in Acton, offering a range of authentic dishes in a casual dining setting. Open daily from mid-morning through evening, the restaurant provides moderately priced meals suitable for families and groups seeking genuine Mexican flavors.

Hours

  • Monday: 10:30 AM–10:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 10:30 AM–10:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 10:30 AM–10:00 PM
  • Thursday: 10:30 AM–10:00 PM
  • Friday: 10:30 AM–10:00 PM
  • Saturday: 10:30 AM–10:00 PM
  • Sunday: 10:30 AM–10:00 PM

Reviews

We stopped at this restaurant on our way back home to Ventura County from Antelope Valley. This place is conveniently right off the free way. There were patrons inside of the restaurant when we arrived at lunch time. Servers were very attentive though they were busy. It’s a very authentic Mexican restaurant with all the signature Mexican dishes. Pricing is reasonable with large portions. It was s… — DM Tang
Food was good and portions were large. The been dip and salsa were great. The beer and food was slightly more expensive as compared to other Mexican restaurants in the AV but not too bad. La Cabana Burrito was 20.59 but portions were generous and 16 oz Negra Model was 10. — Jeremy and April Gridler
Some of the best chicken fajitas I’ve ever had! The tampiqueña was also stellar. Even the rice and beans were excellent whereas most places they’re just filler items. Only a couple minutes off the freeway. I will definitely be back. — C. M.
An old, quaint place that had some history for sure. We took a different route back to Acton saw the place and took a chance. Glad we did. Bar has a good choice of tequila and also well stocked with other spirits. Locals are abundant and friendly as the staff is. — Cindi Peck
Set in a quiet residential pocket, this place practically dares you to overlook it. From the street—and even from the parking lot—it feels like you’ve made a wrong turn. Trust that instinct… and ignore it. Push through, head to the back, and you’ll find the payoff: a covered patio wrapped in military-style camouflage, sunlight breaking through in shifting, speckled patterns. It feels hidden, a li… — Brian Haeckel