El Torito - Hawthorne 12/25/2024

El Torito 3.9/5 (116 reviews) · Mexican · $$ 11855 S. Hawthorne Blvd., Hawthorne, CA 90250
Family. Food. Tradition. When Larry Cano opened the first El Torito in 1954, he didn’t simply transform a rundown tiki bar into a bustling Mexican restaurant, he launched a revolution. Legend has it that El Torito was seminal in popularizing Mexican restaurant staples like the frozen margarita, tableside guacamole and sizzling fajita platters—as well as the best occasions to enjoy them, like Taco Tuesday and Cinco De Mayo.
Celebrate Christmas with a Special Holiday Brunch Buffet from 10am - 3pm, featuring a Ham & Tri-tip Carving Station, omelette station, taco bar, soups, salads, and much more! Enjoy your El Torito favorites from our Main Dining Menu from 3pm - 8pm.

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