Founded in Santa Ana in 1996, Baja Fish Tacos strives to provide the best Mexican food to customers, embellishing upon recipes from family and friends. The result is a family-friendly mini chain of seven casual eateries that rely on high quality ingredients in everything from the made-in-house chips to the signature salsas.

The menu keeps it simple with traditional Mexican fare of tacos, enchiladas, and burritos. Tacos and enchiladas are served with sides of pinto beans and rice. Locals love the different salsas and the rich flavors packed into every bite. So if you have a hankering for some Mexican food and want it served hot, fresh, and perhaps most importantly, quickly, stop by Baja Fish Tacos and grab a bite.

Baja Fish Tacos's Santa Ana location is open 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.

Baja Fish Tacos
3664 S. Bristol Street
Santa Ana, CA 92704
(714) 641-4836
bajafishtacos.com/locations.html
www.yelp.com/biz/baja-fish-tacos-santa-ana

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Though it’s tempting to splurge on pricey makeup and skincare products, few things are more useful than good old-fashioned petroleum jelly. This miracle product is simple, very versatile, and, best of all, incredibly affordable. Here are just a few of the best beauty uses for petroleum jelly.

1. Use it as an eye makeup remover. With its slick, gooey texture and petroleum-based composition, petroleum jelly makes a great eye makeup remover. Just smear some across your eyelids and wipe it off gently with a cotton ball or tissue.
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3. Create a nail polish shield. If you always get nail polish on your cuticles while giving yourself an at-home manicure, smear some petroleum jelly around the nails to keep the polish from staining your fingers.
4. Use it as a heavy-duty moisturizer. Apply petroleum jelly to elbows, knees, and heels to combat dry skin during cold winter months.
5. Conceal split ends. If you’ve waited a bit too long between haircuts, dab a small amount of petroleum jelly to the ends of your hair to coat split ends and make them less noticeable.

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