Eat Tacos at El Meno’s
Food & DrinkEasyYear-round
A local secret for authentic street tacos and birria that provides the perfect post-hike fuel without the tourist price tag.
Itinerary tips
- 1Order the Quesabirria with a side of consommé for the most popular and authentic local experience.
- 2Arrive before the typical 12:30 PM lunch rush to secure a table in their compact seating area.
- 3Park in the dedicated lot directly in front of the restaurant off St. George Boulevard for easy access.
- 4Plan for a 30 to 45-minute stop if dining in, or call ahead for a quick pickup on your way to Zion.
- 5Ask for the 'hot' salsa only if you have a high heat tolerance, as their house-made blends are genuinely spicy.
- 6Bring a light jacket if you plan to eat at the outdoor tables during the cooler desert evenings.
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