Small, cozy spot with 1970s decor and an authentic American truck weigh station theme creates a laid-back, hometown vibe with low, warm lighting. Family-run atmosphere feels inviting and relaxed, attracting those who appreciate a hidden gem off the beaten path. Full bar adds a casual touch uncommon for breakfast places.
Breakfast burritos stand out with large chunks of carne asada and a unique pork option. The bean and cheese version ranks among the best, all offered at a fair price with fresh corn chips available.
Spicy salsa stands out with a strong kick, especially the hot red salsa that pairs well with eggs and steak. A mild option is also available for those who want less heat.
"The homemade beans and spicy salsa here are delicious."
"The salsa here is delicious and spicy."
"I found the pork breakfast burrito amazing and different."
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 3pm.
Parking is very minimal; expect to circle the block for a spot.
They charge $2 for corn chips made on the spot and $11 for a burrito plus tax.
Mexican restaurant with a vibrant ambiance and cute interior offers a steady stream of customers enjoying authentic street tacos and homemade salsas. The atmosphere feels cool and lively, with fair prices and generous portions enhancing the experience.
Simple classics like tacos and burritos taste very yummy and comforting. Bean and cheese burritos come up often alongside tacos and mulitas.
Salsas here come in homemade varieties like red and guacamole, all with a mild spice level. They pair well with well-seasoned meats in tacos, enhancing the overall flavor.
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The restaurant offers a gang of menudo for $12.99.
La Carreta de Don Jose has a diverse menu.
Their portion sizes are big.
Small hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurant with authentic atmosphere and affordable prices. The space feels uncomfortably hot without air conditioning and has a rustic, simple setup. Food features fresh, well-made tacos and burritos with flavorful salsas and a variety of meats.
Burritos come with a rich flavor profile, especially the carne asada which has a slightly higher fat content. The Breakfast Burrito includes chicharrón, sausage, hash browns, and eggs for a hearty start.
Salsas bring great flavor and a spicy kick to the tacos. The green salsa adds a nice brightness without overwhelming heat.
Good to know
The restaurant operates on a cash-only basis, so bring cash to pay.
They now accept card and NFC payments.
The al pastor tacos are priced at $2.75 each.
Small Mexican restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with indoor and outdoor seating. Known for authentic tacos and handmade tortillas on Sundays, it draws those seeking genuine flavors. Clean environment supports a casual, unpretentious dining experience.
Burritos come extremely large and generous in size and flavor with options like chorizo, eggs, and birria. The California burrito and Carne Asada versions stand out for their taste and quality.
Salsa here has a nice heat that is spicy but not overwhelming. The household green salsa offers the right amount of kick and pairs well with fresh handmade tortillas.
Good to know
During Taco Tuesday, tacos cost only $1.77 each.
They make handmade tortillas on Sundays.
The portion sizes are generous.
Outdoor seating with umbrellas and a large water fountain creates a relaxed atmosphere. Indoor space is limited with a hole-in-the-wall vibe and straightforward setup. A salsa and toppings bar adds variety, while the menu offers authentic Mexican dishes with generous portions.
Gigantic burritos come with an extensive menu featuring fajita shrimp and chile relleno options. Breakfast burritos are served all day and include a grilled chicken version wet with red sauce.
A salsa bar offers a variety of condiments and toppings. The habanero salsa stands out for its intense heat. Chips and salsa come freely and taste good.
Good to know
A regular plate with a drink averages $20.00 per person.
The prices at El Torito Loco are competitive.
There are lots of outdoor seating options available.
Small space with Club América soccer decor creates a lively, welcoming vibe reminiscent of Mexico City street food scenes. Cramped seating and a bustling salsa bar add to the energetic atmosphere. Clean inside and out, it draws fans with huge flavorful tortas and best cakes in California.
Burritos here stand out for their generous size and fresh ingredients. Options like the green wet chicken and carne asada burritos offer bold flavors that satisfy and can stretch to two meals.
A salsa bar offers at least 7 kinds of salsas, all made on premises. These salsas are authentically Mexican spicy, fresh, and packed with flavor, making them a standout feature.
Good to know
Parking is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Expect large portion sizes, especially for tacos and tortas.
Free chips, chili, and onions are available upon request.
Elegant decor blends green flowers, water features, and modern artwork to create a chic, lively atmosphere. Live music, including a DJ and mariachi band, energizes the space, often making it quite loud. Quality margaritas and a mini dance floor add to the vibrant experience.
Enormous burritos come packed with bold chipotle seasoning and your choice of meat. Portions are so generous they can easily feed two people, especially the carnitas wet burrito.
Fresh salsa comes with a mellow bite that balances well without overpowering. Homemade chips are delicate and pair perfectly, requiring no extra heat or additions.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary when the venue is busy.
Happy hour runs on Tuesdays with $7 beers and $6 domestic bottles.
A DJ is featured on Friday nights, making it a lively atmosphere.
Simple, modern space with farm-themed decor and a large mural reflecting local roots. Atmosphere stays quiet and cozy with natural light and occasional live music. Outdoor patio offers seating but can attract flies during morning hours.
Cowboy Burrito features short ribs and chili beans with a great taste. Breakfast burritos are flavorful and filling, mainly tasting of bell peppers with customizable egg portions.
Green salsa offers a tangy flavor with a little spice. Overall, the salsa is great.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3-6 pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Breakfast ends at 11 AM, so arrive early if you want breakfast.
The restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner with generous portions.
Mexican restaurant with a self-serve salsa bar featuring fresh vegetables and three salsa types. Atmosphere is casual and fast-paced, with affordable prices and food served quickly. Popular for breakfast burritos and carnitas fries, it offers straightforward, flavorful dishes in a clean setting.
Carnitas and machaca breakfast burritos offer big flavor and great value for their size. Carne asada burritos often lack beans and rice, sometimes contain mostly beans or fat, and can be disappointing given their price.
A salsa bar offers three types of salsa: green (mild), red (some heat), and fire roasted (more heat). Fresh vegetables like cucumber, radishes, lime slices, and carrots accompany the salsas.
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Prices are generally affordable, with most meals around $15.
The restaurant is open until 1am, making it a late-night option.
Expect to pay extra for beans and bacon on some dishes.
Small space with few tables offers a quiet, clean setting that mimics a Tijuana taco stand. Loud banda music plays, creating a lively backdrop despite occasional loud staff interactions. A salsa bar with unique options like crunchy chili oil adds to the authentic Mexican vibe.
Burritos come with generous meat portions and are well-sized without being greasy. The carne asada and chile relleno burritos stand out for their satisfying flavor and quality.
A salsa bar offers a variety of clearly labeled options with mild, medium, and spicy choices. Crunchy chili oil and pickled vegetables add unique flavors alongside the spicy red salsa and tasty green salsa.
Good to know
There is plenty of parking available.
The handicap stalls are close to the front entrance.
There was minimal wait time at Tacos Y Más.
Small space inside a market offers popular Mexican dishes with excellent prices. Tacos stand out as well-seasoned and flavorful, though burritos vary in size and meat content. Service includes charging for extras like guacamole and salsa, which are not automatically provided.
Breakfast burritos stand out with excellent flavor. Large burritos feed groups and offer up to three meats for sharing. Carnitas and al pastor burritos deliver really good taste. The Asada Burrito is smaller with less meat than before.
Fresh salsa comes in good and hot varieties. Staff sometimes limit salsa cups, with some debate over how many come with orders. Guacamole and salsa carry extra charges.
Good to know
On Taco Tuesday, tacos are $1.25 each with a minimum order of five.
Get five tacos for $8 on Taco Tuesday for better value.
Fish tacos are $1.25 each on Thursdays with a minimum order.