We order from here regularly. My typical go to is the steak taco salad. It is such a large portion!…read moreI would describe it more as a burrito bowl in large fried tortilla bowl. This time around i got the shrimp a la diabla plate! It comes with rice, beans, and tortillas. The shrimp was super spicy but i couldnt stop eating it! Im one of those who rolls my eyes when i see a restaurant list their food as 'spicy' because it typically isnt. But these shrimps were definitely spicy! Give it a try if you love being spiced out!

Again, this is me as your friendly vegetarian Yelper friend weighing in on a taqueria solely based…read moreon their: - Rice - Beans - Salsa And if that doesn't seem helpful for you, you can just keep scrolling down and find someone more reliable commentin' on the carne, buck-o. (Sorry, that sounded a lil' blunt but I'm just being realistic.) I found Salsa on accident when someone had the absolute nerve to try to give me walking directions to a taqueria when we weren't far from here. He was trying to guide me to the taqueria in the Park 'N Shop plaza across the street, but my absence of navigational skill led me to Salsa Mexican Grill instead and I'm sure it was fate. Because I didn't know the establishment well enough, I kept it simple: an order of rice and black beans with salsa on the side. My first cause célèbre was that when I got back to where I came from, my food was still piping hot. That can be a deal-breaker for me and is often an issue with rice and beans. The second joyous moment came when I started eating the food and found that it actually was flavorful and I had made the right decision in going with my new discovery. Again, I know this review is based entirely on rice and beans and that may not be enough for you to judge a taqueria on. But ingredients are usually like building blocks, and a place has to be able to arrange and hold down the staples well in order to execute the bigger renditions (like those quesabirria tacos you love). So, I think Salsa's got what it takes.

Solid Burrito and the head chef Alfredo was very nice to chat with. I was in an extreme rush and…read morewasn't able to chat. But this places food was exactly what my team needed.

Family owned business with a small menu. There are only about 16 items on their menu from tacos,…read morequesadillas and burritos. They had ceviche on their menu but said they don't serve it anymore and ran out as well. I think they need to update their menu a little more. They did serve us free chips but they're just store bought Tostitos and no salsa. We asked for butter with our tortillas that came with our meal as well but it was the smallest bit. Their water tasted and smelled like bleach as well. The restaurant is definitely a little older given the condition of their tables and chairs were ripped up. My carne asada quesadilla had a good amount of cheese and meat inside. The salsa didn't have any flavor and I can tell it was the canned salsa from the store as well. The carne asada was well cooked but I think it could've been more seasoned.

The boss was in town and took my coworker and I out for lunch. It's not so often we get to do this…read moreso it was a nice treat. Grabbed a Super Burrito with Al Pastor and the portions they give are huge. Basically the size of my forearm. Unwrapping the burrito and exposing the cross section, you could see they had no intentions on skimping out. A good amount of protein and rice and beans. They also came with chips and salsa and the green one forsure had a spicier kick to it. A lady was at the register ready to take our order and was patient with us as my coworker and I haven't been there before. The shops pretty narrow and has limited parking spot so it's more of a grab and go type of place. Will gladly grab tacos next time and or another item since it's within walking distance.

I was in the Concord area and needed to grab a quick bite to-go for myself and the family. I have a…read moresoft spot for late night yummy taqueria memories from the 'going out' era and Taqueria El Farolito and their SF locations hold a lot of them :)) I didn't realize they had East Bay locations, so it was a definite pleasant surprise. I ordered the Super Nachos with chicken, the Torta Mexicana with chicken, and a side of refried beans/rice for the little. Even though I ordered to-go, the food held up and was honestly so comforting and delicious plated at home. Quick service, great pricing, and honestly really solid food in a well-run establishment. I noticed a great lunch crowd, and I feel like grabbing food here after a brew next door at Side Gate and taking to Todos Santos Park down the street could be the makings of a great day. I noticed a lot of patrons doing tacos ($3.50) and of course the burritos (around $8-12 pending protein). They also offer a variety of seafood options on the menu, and classics like carne asada plates, chile relleno, and brekky items like huevos con chorizo and breakfast burritos. Beer/sodas/Agua Fresca offered, and I noticed flan. Indoor/a few tables outdoor to enjoy, street parking available. All in all, well-satisfied for a Concord outing.

It's a has a drive-through that's a bonus in itself…read more The owner is super friendly and you can tell he cares about his business. The nachos are unique there. They are really good. There's a lot of competition around him and honestly, these are the best nachos out of most spots in this area. The chips are made fresh which really adds to the dish.

I've been eating Mexican food in the Bay Area for 47 years, and I never thought I'd say this... but…read morethese might be the saddest "Super Nachos" I've ever met. First off, the box looked like it went on a diet. I could've sworn it used to be bigger, but that's not even the biggest crime. I ordered the Super Steak Nachos. Somebody please explain what was "super" about them. Beans? Missing in action. Steak? About one tablespoon if we're being generous. Pico de Gallo? Apparently on vacation. Cheese? I had to conduct a search party. Guacamole? A teaspoon showed up just long enough to say hello. Chips and sour cream? Oh, don't worry... they made sure there was enough of those to hide everything else! It honestly felt like someone looked at my order and said, "Let's see how many chips we can stack before they notice there's no food underneath." The owner has always been a really nice guy, which is why this was disappointing. Whoever is running the kitchen right now needs to tighten things up because food like this can hurt a business's reputation fast.

Still a great place to come get a breakfast burrito they stop serving burritos at 11. They have…read morebacon sausage, ham or chorizo. Prices vary from 10 to 13. down the street from refineries.

Got a chorizo burrito with hash browns n cheese, a little heavy on the hash browns and on the…read moresmaller side for $11.80, that said it was tasty just wish it was a little bigger with more chorizo n egg. Oh just an FYI Yelp states no CC, they do accept them but no Apple Pay. Oh they also have a taco Monday/Tuesday but only between 3/6m tacos 2$

This place is a gem! Their quesabirria is what got me hooked. The lady working here is super…read morefriendly and makes me want to keep coming back... and I do. Probably every other week ;) I pretty much order the same thing each time, can't go wrong when their food is consistent. And delicious!

Nayeli saved the day! It is my husband's birthday and we couldn't find anyone who was open on…read morePresidents Day. Well it was fate that led us here. The food was amazing and Nayeli helped us celebrate right with a Corona and Flan too! Thanks for turning our day around and putting a smile on my family's faces! We will be back

This taqueria has gotten a pretty low rating. According to my parents this should be a 5 plus star…read moretaqueria . They love this place and compare all other taquerias and restaurants that serve burritos. Burrito-Their favorite offering is their super burrito. No beans and sour cream and the guacamole on the side. My dad likes the sour cream and my more likes the guacamole. They split the burritos in half so each gets what they love. Mom says that this is quality guacamole and isn't that guacamole sauce that some restaurants use. I agree it's authentic guacamole. They folded the foil inside the burrito so that was a bit awkward. Taco Tuesdays- I'm not sure if they still offer taco Tuesday specials. We did not see any ads for it. Tacos- Tacos in general was not listed as one of their offerings that I could see. I was really disappointed as i really wanted a taco plate. While walking to our table we saw someone being served a taco so you can order tacos. Next time I'll inquire. Tostada- They didn't have tacos offered from what I could see so I got the next smallest offering and got the tostada. I wanted a burrito but, I didn't want that much food. My husband wasn't with me so I couldn't share with him. The tostada was tasty. It had lots of meat, enough for 2 tacos if I were to of had tacos. The meat was tasty and the sour cream and guacamole was a plus. Chips and salsa bar- They offer all you can eat free chips and salsa. It's serve yourself up front near the cashier. Parking- They are part of a strip mall so there is plenty of parking. There were a lot of parked cars when we arrived, Monday July 13, 2026 around 2pm. We did luck out and get a space right up front. Bathrooms- They have a unisex bathroom for their patrons. You do need to get the key from there that is kept under the counter. The key is attached to a basket. Offerings- They have a huge variety of food. From ice cream, smoothies, fresh juice, and all the hot food offerings a taqueria would serve. I love they have so many pictures of their menu items. I wish they had text next to the wall pictures so I can see what everything is. They also have a digital menu up front. Tables- They have many tables. Unfortunately the table we chose, the only free one wasn't bussed. We piled up the dirty dishes and drinks and put them to the side so we could still occupy the table. With the limited seating they need to have someone bus the tables more often. Ambiance- It's a taqueria and feels like one. The price of the food has skyrocketed over the years, but still reasonable price in comparison. It's a bare bones taqueria. Not decorated special to make you feel like you're in Mexico. They do not have TVs so you can't watch the World Cup while you are eating. If you are looking for a taqueria this is your place. You'll get a good meal. At the front of the store they have a money window.

We stopped in around 1:30am and ordered a carnitas burrito--honestly, it was fantastic. I'm not…read moreexaggerating when I say it was incredibly delicious. We also grabbed some chips and tried both the green and red salsas from the salsa bar, and they were equally impressive. If you're looking for authentic, flavorful Mexican food--especially late at night--I would highly recommend this place. We'll definitely be coming back.

El Grullense provided taco catering for our multi-faith, queer pride celebration and I can't…read morerecommend them highly enough! First off the FOOD was amazing and I come from a pretty critical BIG Mexican family when it comes to things like how the rice and beans are made. I got to know them from visiting their food truck on 18th St. in Antioch where I fell in love with the al pastor tacos. And check it out, they will be streaming World Cup soccer matches from the truck for patrons in June and July! Catering serves were amazing and the price point was excellent. Rick worked with me to help plan the menu and was able to provide a bounty of options for vegetarians as well as carne asada aficionados! All the ingredients were fresh and folks had access to all the traditional toppings and then some. The crew also brought huge containers of horchata and pineapple agua frescas, as well as cold waters for everyone. Everything was clean, clearly made fresh on the spot, and super professional. BUT what made it best was working with the El Grullense team. The crew was warm, welcoming, and engaging to everyone who walked up to the taco station. It felt like we had another host at our party - they were just dedicated to making sure that everyone was having a great time. If you are having an event - look no further for a partner in making it the greatest day ever!

Great taqueria with a really friendly staff, plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, TVs to watch the…read moregame and tasty food! My go to are the street tacos, but the ceviches, and tostadas are very good too! They've got a large selection of beers, and sodas all in glass bottles so you know it's the good stuff. The inside is very large, could certainly throw a party here! When the weather is nice outside the patio is a good spot to kick back with a beer and some food. I've been coming here for years and will continue to make this the go to spot for tacos in the area!