Angelica's Mexican Grill

Family-owned Mexican grill at the top of St. George Boulevard, working Mexico City-style street tacos and elote.

Street-style tacos are built small and doubled up on corn tortillas rather than served as a plated dinner, which is a different tradition from the Tex-Mex most Utah menus carry.

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Elote is Mexican street food in the literal sense: corn grilled over coals, rolled in crema and salty cheese, dusted with chilli and lime, and eaten from the cob on a stick. Served off the cob in a cup it becomes esquites. The distinction between street tacos and the Tex-Mex plate is one of design rather than authenticity — street tacos are small, doubled on corn tortillas so they do not tear, and meant to be eaten several at a time standing up.

For the rest of the field, see our guide to Mexican food in St. George. Browse all Mexican Restaurants in the directory.

Nearby: Banana Blossom Thai Cuisine, The Kebab Cafe, Ocean Buffet.

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101 E St. George Blvd
St. George, UT 84770

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Frequently asked questions

What is elote?

Grilled corn dressed with crema, cheese and chilli and eaten off the cob — Mexican street food in the literal sense. Served off the cob in a cup, the same thing is called esquites.

How are the tacos served?

Mexico City street style: built small and doubled up on corn tortillas rather than plated as a dinner, which is a different tradition from the Tex-Mex most Utah menus carry.

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