Mitla Cafe in San Bernardino, California is the Mexican restaurant that both inspired and taught Taco Bell founder Glen Bell how to make tacos.

Lucy Reyes worked at Mitla Cafe, the oldest Mexican restaurant in the Inland Empire, for 68 of its 83 years. Iconic San Bernardino waitress gets special COVID-19 memorial - Los Angeles Times ...

For 87 years, Mitla Cafe in San Bernardino has served Cal-Mex classics such as chile colorado and huevos rancheros. It is best known for its hard-shell tacos: ground beef mixed with mashed ...

Mitla Cafe, meanwhile, became an Inland Empire institution, hosting the likes of Cesar Chavez and other Mexican American leaders.Generations of families lined up every weekend; employees stayed on ...

If you’ve had the pleasure of dining at Mitla Cafe in San Bernardino at any point in, say, the past 70 years, there’s a good chance you met Lucy Reyes. “I’m not going to say she was like ...

Mitla Cafe has anchored the corner of Sixth and Mount Vernon in San Bernardino’s barrio for 86 years. And like any anchor, it’s a bit weathered. “It’s got its nicks, its bruises,” co ...

A stack of freshly made tortillas at Mitla Cafe. Photo courtesy of Mitla Cafe "Our tortillas don't have any preservatives," said the 50-year-old De Paz. "In stores there's a lot of tortillas with ...

Longstanding Mitla Cafe has been left out of fast food history. By just about any standard, 1937 was a tough year for America. Battered by the Great Depression and already fearful of the impending ...

The family-owned Mitla Café, which has served San Bernardino, Calif., for four generations, shares with "Sunday Morning" viewers their recipe for this traditional Mexican dish. Eat them as-is, or ...

Tradition and tacos at the Mitla Café 04:24. Along old Route 66 in San Bernardino, California, sits one extraordinary family kitchen. Mike Montaño is the co-owner of Mitla Café, opened by his ...