Old school drive-up shop with drive-through service and a modest exterior hosts a great energy and outstanding Mexican food. Indoor tables and an outdoor patio with dusty plants create a casual vibe. Known for giant, flavorful burritos and authentic California-style dishes.
SoCal style Mexican food shines here with huge portions and decent prices. Favorites include carne asada fries, California burritos, and rolled tacos, all delivering authentic flavors and excellent customer service.
Salsas here are very spicy and flavorful, with the red salsa standing out as on point. The verde salsa also packs a surprising kick.
"I thought the fish burrito was the best I've ever had."
"You have to try the Carne Asada fries; they're amazing."
"I highly recommend this Mexican food."
Good to know
The drive-through is convenient for quick meals.
Parking is available and easy to find.
The base price of a quesadilla is $5.11, with guacamole costing $1.50.
Mall food court setting offers a bright space with a clerestory but limited ambiance. The energy is casual and typical of food courts, with a focus on 100% vegan Mexican cuisine. Generous portions and eco-friendly to-go boxes stand out in this tucked-away spot.
Big servings of vegan Mexican food feature shredded jackfruit "carnitas" and a Veganito Burrito with adobada. Carnitas tacos and fish tacos also stand out for their quality and flavor.
Green salsa stands out for its flavor enhancement with tacos. Guacamole, jalapeños, and salsa come together as a perfect combo, though salsa is not freely offered and requires asking.
Good to know
El Veganito is located inside the food court of a mall.
El Veganito is open on Tuesdays and closed on Mondays.
The burrito costs $16 after taxes.
Small Mexican restaurant with warm, welcoming atmosphere and family-run service creates a relaxed vibe. Walls display interesting art pieces and a TV shows nature videos, adding to the cozy feel. Known for flavorful, meat-packed tacos and unique hidden menu items, it stands out despite slightly higher prices.
Tacos come packed with meat, especially the carne asada and adobada which are very flavorful. The steak fajita burrito and pollo asado quesadilla stand out, along with the habanero salsa and fresh-made horchata.
Three different salsas come with the meal, including a flavorful and spicy habanero salsa and a tasty green salsa. The salsas are homemade and pair well with the cooked, soft carrots served alongside.
Good to know
Taco Tuesday offers 50% off on tacos.
The first customers of the day receive a free burrito.
The shrimp burrito costs $12.50.
Small indoor space with limited seating and several outdoor tables creates a quiet, welcoming atmosphere. Mexican dishes feature bold seasoning and flavorful sauces that elevate many items. The spot draws those seeking quick, reasonably priced meals with a family-owned feel.
Burritos and tacos stand out with great flavor and well-cooked ingredients like shrimp and chicken. Tamales and horchata are also available and highly recommended, with the horchata tasting authentic. Service is friendly and kind, enhancing the overall experience.
Red salsa comes in a bottle and tastes tasty and bottled-worthy. Green salsa also stands out as delicious and fresh.
Good to know
The tacos cost $23 for four, which is slightly more expensive than average.
The tamales are available and advertised on the window.
The meal is reasonably priced at around $7.
Restaurant offers authentic Mexican food with indoor and outdoor seating in a clean, quiet atmosphere. Food preparation allows for customization to dietary needs, and portions are generally generous. The setting supports relaxed conversation with a calm vibe.
Authentic Mexican dishes like chilaquiles, sopes, and rolled potato tacos stand out for their quality and flavor. The food avoids greasy fast food style and offers a well-made, delicious experience.
Sauces and salsas come fresh daily with options like a spicy red salsa that has just the right heat and a milder green salsa that can be a bit salty but still tasty.
Good to know
The burritos cost around $17, with extra charges for rice and beans.
I paid $12.44 for two green chicken enchiladas with rice and beans.
The wait time for food is usually just a few minutes.
Family-run Mexican restaurant offers authentic dishes with a positive vibe and free chips for takeout. Limited parking and dining space create an intimate setting, while a TV plays during meals. Known for consistent quality and quick service, it stands out as a hidden gem in the area.
Mini tacos come fresh and fall apart easily, especially the adobada variety. Burritos like the Carne Asada and Surf and Turf offer tender, flavorful meat with balanced toppings like Pico de Gallo and avocado.
Chips come with two salsas, red and green, both homemade and with just the right amount of heat. Salsa portions are modest, so rationing may be needed to finish your meal.
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Cash is preferred as there is a surcharge for card payments.
Expect a 10-minute wait for take-out orders.
The restaurant has limited parking available in front.
Mexican restaurant with loud music and a messy counter area creates a lively but somewhat chaotic atmosphere. Local crowd enjoys authentic dishes like shrimp tacos and birria, alongside a diverse salsa bar. Open late hours attract visitors after other places close.
Tacos stand out with shrimp and birria TJ varieties. Carne asada fries and burritos offer solid options, though burritos lean salty. The salsa bar features amazing salsas that suit many tastes.
A wide variety of salsa selections fills the salsa bar, catering to many tastes. The salsas are consistently delicious and stand out for their amazing flavor.
Good to know
The restaurant advertises a free drink with any burrito or combination plate purchase between 3-10 pm.
They open late, which allows for visits after other places close.
Expect to spend around 40 dollars for a meal.
Mexican restaurant with 24-hour drive-thru and fresh salsa bar featuring chiles in a heating tray. Interior walls display colorful murals of horses and women, creating a lively atmosphere. The presence of a loud leaf blower outside can affect the overall vibe.
Carne asada burritos and potato tacos stand out with fresh, well-prepared salsas including a notable molcajete. The menu features Carne asada fries, bomb carnitas, and a salsa bar that complements the fresh Mexican food offerings.
Fresh salsas come from a salsa bar with a variety of options including a molcajete and a very hot Abanera habanero salsa. Chiles stay warm in a heating tray, and the salsa selection adds flavor that balances the meat seasoning.
Good to know
Rigoberto's Taco Shop is open 24 hours for late-night cravings.
Expect to pay around $17 for a burrito, which some find expensive.
The breakfast burrito offers a good portion size for $13.00.