Tito's Market 9814 Garvey Avenue, El Monte, CA 91733

"Yum. A classic. Stopped by near closing time and the sandwich was nice a fresh! Loved every bite of my milanesa con jalapeño! Beef empanadas was a little off but tasty. Beef was a little “mushier” than I’m used too. Maybe a new grind. Anyway, will keep going back!"

"Absolutely the best Argentine empanadas in L.A..I've been going to Titos for over 30yrs .Still taste the same as day one.They have sandwhichs,fillet mignon my favorite.They have the best wings too.Whenever I'm near I have to stop for a couple of empanadas.Crispy crust,soft inside.The meat is seasoned perfectly, the green olive with just a bit of egg .Outstanding"

"We have been going here for years! Empanadas are always a hit! My family prefers the ground beef to the chicken. The place is typically packed, and parking can be limited. Staff is usually friendly, and if you are ordering something already made (like empanadas), you'll be in & out of there quick. Although the prices have gone up, it is still a must stop whenever I'm passing through!"

"If you love empanada, you got to come to Tito’s. They have the best empanada in town. I came to know this hidden gem in El Monte through the introduction of my Argentinian friend who keeps bragging about how good the foods are at this place. We finally made it to this shop today with our son who is visiting us from San Diego. My first impression was with the long lines. I suspected that the food must be good with that many people waiting in line. My impression was right. When we got to the ordering counter, we discovered that Tito’s was supposed to have the best sandwiches and fried chickens in town too. So we ordered a couple of freshly made sandwiches and a bucket( actually a bag ) of spicy chickens and of course the beef empanada. The sandwiches were very good with fresh fluffy bread and flavorful fillings. The empanada were excellent but not as good as what I had from my friend’s home baked ones. The real star of Tito’s, in my opinion, was the spicy fried chicken. They were not overly battered and the they were crunchy outside and tender inside. The spicy level was just right to produce the appropriate kick. Don’t get discouraged with the lone line, it tends to move quickly. We waited in line for only around 15 minutes and got our food. Parking is a bit of problem though. You can find parking on the street too."