Martin's Cocina y Cantina

Get reservations. It gets pretty full. They have valet parking or you can find metered parking around the corner. Food here is ok but I would definitely come back for some drinks. They were delicious and I saw a few go by that had me thinking "I have to come back" we had good service however, we got there before it got crazy busy. Background music is a bit loud so if you are looking for a quite meal, this is not it. If you want some drinks and a fun hip atmosphere, then this is the spot.

My wife and I had dinner here and I'm not sure what the hype is about. Drinks are good, but why pay for overpriced drinks when you can go somewhere that has good drinks and good food at the same place. In my opinion they should put more effort in the food than the drinks. My wife had fajitas I had carnitas. Neither plate was worth it. Both were very bland in flavor and we were very disappointed considering they own the restaurant around the block. The other restaurant has better food at lower prices. The decor in this place is cool though, I think that's where all the money went. Such a shame, we really wanted to like the place but when I go to restaurants I want good food... I can care less about drinks, for that I go to a nice bar/lounge. Good luck!

Family owned business! Great food, cute aesthetic, and even better drinks! Definitely recommend coming here any day of the week.

Let's start by saying Happy overall.
The service was great. Moses made sure we were taken care of, he was friendly and very attentive. He checked on us made sure we had water , chips and salsa at our table at all times. Started of the night with Drinks a regular Cadillac Margarita and a Mangoniada with Tajin on the Rim. They were made perfectly balanced not to strong nor to weak(lite). For food we order The Taco sampler and the tequilas. Really good almost perfectly cooked. Order a second Round of drinks to end the night. Will definitely be going back. Thank you all for the hospitality mainly Moses and the rest of the crew. Keep up the great work.

So I really love Fiesta Martin, and the family that runs it are great people. I was really hoping for a good restaurant in downtown Inglewood and was excited to finally have a sushi place, but what we got was essentially the same menu as Fiesta Martin with different presentation and a higher price. Oh, and there's some mediocre sushi that seems like an afterthought. The restaurant seems to be trying to be too many things at once and doesn't quite pull it off. The decor is sort of nice, but then there's a bunch of TVs. Is it fine dining or a sports bar? There's Mexican food and sushi... probably better to focus on one, or do some sort of cool fusion. It seems like it's probably the same kitchen staff and ingredients as Fiesta Martin, so the food is good... just not enough to justify the higher price. Oh, and when we were there, there was obnoxiously loud live music (or professional karaoke?). It made it hard to have a conversation or even hear the servers.

TLDR; decent food, loud music, and an identity crisis for a bit too much $$$