i’m heading to casa sanchez tonight and was wondering if anyone could recommend any dishes that might be on the lighter side? (2 replies, last updated by xpressoirma December 11, 2007)

I LOVE Casa Sanchez Salsa. I DON’T love paying $5 for a container of it. I LOVE making my own salsa. Has anyone else tried to deconstruct Casa Sanchez salsa to get that same great flavor? I spent some time last summer, and... (8 replies, last updated by favabean April 27, 2007)

Who knows the beta on this restraunt where Magoo’s used to be? Is it a sit down place run by the Taqueria/Carniceria people? Or, is it the same as the Casa Sanchez found in Long Beach or the restos and salsas from San... (38 replies, last updated by carln March 17, 2008)

Hi Ever since I tried Casa Sanchez salsa in SF, I have craved it. Does anyone have any idea where I could find Casa Sanchez salsa here on the East Coast?? Thanks! (0 replies, last updated by sara December 16, 2002)

Taqueria Sanchez is a local favorite hole in the wall on the Westside. I love the dine-in one on Centinella. The owner opened a newer bigger version across the street and I haven’t tried it yet. Any Westsider hounds have an... (0 replies, last updated by sassille March 6, 2008)

After years of enjoying the chips and amazing salsa now found in almost every market, I just found out Casa Sanchez is an actual taqueria. I can’t believe I call myself a chowhound and I didn’t realize the famous salsa... (5 replies, last updated by christopher June 7, 2005)

this place superb, but it definitely meets its price point, and the selection of moles makes it worth checking out if you’re already down there. La Casa del Mole Poblano Paseo de los Heroes No. 10501 in Zona Rio Tijuana, B.C.... (7 replies, last updated by streetgourmetla April 16, 2008)

While unsuccessfully looking for the famed Framani meatloaf at the San Francisco Costco refrigerated section, I found instead Casa Sanchez pupusas. 10 pupusas for $10. While not as good as Balompie’s freshly made pupusas,... (0 replies, last updated by elise h September 29, 2009)

Casa Sanchez makes tasty salsa. You can either get it at their store on 24th St (about a block or two away from Potrero) or at Safeway (I think the Potrero Hill store carries Casa Sanchez). (4 replies, last updated by farmersdaughter August 24, 2004)

Casa Sanchez has, I think, four LB locations. I’ve been to three. The one at the corner of Anaheim and Termino was our regular “Mexican Joint.” I recommend the chicken flautas, any of their burritos,... (5 replies, last updated by Oro3030 January 1, 2006)

http://www.casa-sanchez.com/banana/restaurant.html (3 replies, last updated by Dommy July 25, 2008)

Casa Sanchez on Centinela just might be what works. Great drinks, good food, fun atomosphere and live mariachi music and dancing. Very lively place. check it out. http://www.casa-sanchez.com/ (11 replies, last updated by westsidegal October 31, 2009)

Try the new Casa Sanchez on Centinela – it’s big, noisy with good food, drink and mariachis. (13 replies, last updated by Servorg January 21, 2009)

Try the new Casa Sanchez on Centinela in MDR. http://www.casa-sanchez.com (7 replies, last updated by PinayFoodie January 11, 2008)

I was doing a quick trip to Costco today and spied Casa Sanchez cheese pupusas (10) in a shrink wrap in the refrigerator section. Of course I immediately put a package in my cart . . . I won’t be able to get to them for a... (2 replies, last updated by vday August 29, 2009)