Burrito To Go

The Chile Verde tacos were amazing
Boooooooom!!!
This is s great place for lunch and they always got sports on

This place is a little hole in the wall but do not expect good food. The three al pastor tacos were extremely greasy. Chile verde was a shredded mess. Small amounts of beans. Would not recommend this place. Everything is ala carte including salsa and chips.

Had to give 1 star because there was no option for this place sucks! ! Friend paid $ 150 to reserve back room
They didn’t even bother to vacuum
They were rude. First time there and would never go back!

I stopped in here on a trip through town. ordered tacos, chips & salsa and a drink. I could have went to Taco Bell and gotten the same quality and cheaper. Nothing special, salsa out of a jar, chips out of a bag. The two girls acted so bored they couldn’t take care of business, watching tv, etc. with so many good mexican restaurants around why settle for mediocre? Save yourself the trouble.

Best Mexican food in Modesto! The owner is Martin. He’s genuinely nice and takes the time to ask how you are or how did you like your food! He says he uses only fresh ingredients and you will have to taste it to believe it! I always get the chicken fajita bowl. So good! There is no salsa bar but he will give you a little This spot gets busy around lunch time so the only downside is there isn’t enough seating. Great service and food!

Pretty decent spot kind of in the middle of nowhere. I had a chicken super burrito. It was on the small size for a super. It was decent. The chicken could use more flavor. The place was clean and service was good. Inside seating is on the smaller side. I have to try more stuff from here. I would give it 3 ½ stars if I could.

This is in an odd location at the intersection of McHenry Avenue and SR 219, next to a «gaming center» (cards and gambling?), which makes parking a bit weird, especially with apartments further over.
The place was not busy when we entered – the door is along McHenry, at the end of a ramp that should make it wheelchair accessible.
They have a menu board behind what looks like a bar. I don’t remember whether they had more than beer. We ordered a couple of regular (that is, not super), carne asada burritos, but they had tacos, tostadas, and more also. The prices were reasonable-​$ 5.99 for each burrito and $ 1.99 for a 24 ounce Mountain Dew.
This was my first ever burrito in California. (The first time I’d ever heard about a burrito, I associated it with donkeys, since burro is donkey. It would be a little donkey – like veal is a little cow, right?)
My buddy usually gets burritos instead of tacos, and he was full. He thought that it was good, not great. I was satisfied both ways, but I don’t really have any history of taste for burritos (odd wording, I know) since I’ve only ever had burritos at Taco Bell and I usually end up sick there.
The man behind the counter was friendly, understood English, and when I told him that the restroom was out of paper towels, he went to take care of it immediately.

Tried this place for first time. Not what reviews state. Food was eatible, but not worth going back. The mochahita bowl was not up to par. Had very little sauce and shrimp was barely cooked.

I have been eating their food for years! Great food and great service! I have used him for catering party’s and it’s always great!

Probably the most delicious burritos I’ve ever had. Very friendly service and incredibly fast too. A must try.