Alberto’s Mexican Food

I came in here with high hopes that it would be similar to betos that we have near home. The menu was the exact same and I was really looking forward to my breakfast burrito! Sure enough I ordered and after I got home opened it and it happened to be the wrong burrito. It is partly my fault because I didn’t check but I was pretty dang angry. Also the inside of this place is disgusting. I can’t imagine how the fridge looks. Overall bad experience.

This place is super dirty it’s nasty there’s flies all over their food products if you go inside it’s horrible the food was disgusting I don’t recommend it unless you want to get sick and get stomach worms and have all sorts of problems I don’t recommend this place at all

Pretty terrible. The chili verde is full of fat and gristle, and the sauce is very runny. The Albertos in Hurricane was quite good, so that lured us in here, but we won’t come back.

Visiting St George from Hawaii and craving good Mexican food. So we stopped at Albertos via the drive through. We were pleasantly surprised. Good food and lots of it for the price. Fresh, fast and hot. The flavor was authentic Mexican. The lady at the drivethrough actually smiled and was super polite. We would go back.

Food quality here has really taken a dive. The master burrito used to be awesome but nowadays tastes like it was filled with last week’s leftovers. No flavor whatsoever.

We got the «mix» breakfast burrito. You cant really tell what the meats are inside. Mostly chunks of fat. Maybe just an off day but i wont be back.

I’ve been here a few times now and I’m not really impressed. First I tried the tacos, not a fan. The second time I tried the burrito. It was okay. The carne asada was good. Salsa wasn’t fresh. Service was fast. And its nice that it’s open 24 hours.

I love this place, I eat here often and the food is freaking delicious! I’ve never been disappointed. Yes the food is very greasy and will probably destroy your gut but who cares!

There was a time that Alberto’s was the burrito king of St. George. That time has passed. I used to go enjoy a breakfast burrito, or a master burrito, or a carne asada burrito, but it just isn’t as special as it used to be. I prefer to go to Jalepenos or El Coyote Charro now.
If you do go here, you won’t be disappointed, the food is good, but I know there are better Mexican options in town.

I had a great torta! I’m anxious to get back and try other things on the menu!

This has become a regular stop. Mostly because it is open 24 hours (drive-​thru) and fills the tank when hungry from driving all day. It is similar to Roberto’s but the prices are much cheaper. The taste of the food is different too.
This last trip hubby and I decided to split a «Carne Asada Burrito». From previous experience we knew the burritos were hefty in size so just 1 of them would be fine. I have to say the tortilla is excellent. The inside of the burrito was filled with plenty of meat, cheese and pico de gallo, it just lacked the flavor I was looking for. It was priced at just under $ 4 which is a good price for the size. Alberto’s wont be my first choice when in St George, but having a drive-​thru that is open 24 hours means that when late night options are limited I do have an A-​OK option.
When it comes to menu options there is a variety of stuff from breakfast, tacos, enchiladas, tortas, burritos, quesadillas, churros, specialty drinks etc.
They have seating inside and outside. The inside could be cleaner.

Yuuuuuum rice and carne asada! Awesome prices! Friendly service! Get the carne asada fries with guac.

Not bad, not good, just ok.
We went on a sunday, in part because it was one of the only places in town that was open. Portions were pretty big, and we saw some other folks who had burritos and those were huge. I had the carnitas tacos the outside of the meat had a nice texture but was low on flavor.

Their Rice && Beans may not be the best! But their burrito’s are bomb! None have disappointed me yet!

Good food at a good price. Can’t complain about a $ 3.50 burrito.

the rice & beans are okay and the food has a nice flavor, but the meats (pork, chicken, asada) are horrible – bad cuts, dry.

Being from a Mexican family & growing up in the O.C. I know great Mexican food! Albertos always goes above & beyond my expectations on taste! They are always quick & precise with our order!

We decided to come here after a hike since we didn’t really get to eat a hearty lunch and it was almost 4pm. Since this mexican restaurant is in LA we decided to come here because we recognized it.
BOY, were we wrong. I ordered a pork torta and the pork was dry and overcooked. Terrible!!! If it wasn’t for the fact that I was starving, I would have returned it and asked for something else. The only thing that was good was the lemonade and it quenched my thirst.

Being from San Diego (home of the best Mexican food in the world) I was naturally sceptical regarding getting quality food in Southern Utah. I was with a group of 6 guys from So. Cal on a mountain biking trip and we stumbled across Alberto’s the third morning of our trip and decided to take a shot. We expected the food to be sub par at best and we were Shocked!
This restaurant could have been in El Cajon. $ 4 for a great breakfast burrito. You can’t go wrong here. So good that as a concensus we decided to go there again our last morning in town.
Great salsa bar!!!

On the final day of a 10-​day road trip, we stopped by St George to visit a friend. Since we have Roberto’s in Vegas, but not Alberto’s, I decided I’d give the latter a try. My verdict: I’m okay with Alberto’s not setting up shop in Vegas. I had their Machaca plate and it was just way too salty. The saving grace: they have strawberry churros and they are pretty good. I’ll stick with Roberto’s. Better yet, Amigos Tacos is where it’s at.