Driving to AZ and I'm starving. The road is wearing on me and my stomach is growling like a dog…read moreguarding its favorite chew toy. I know quality fast food options are limited so seeing the yellow arrow was a relief. Pulled in and Usain Bolt'd to the bathroom which was clean. The line for sustenance was not long and Miss. Ro was my cashier who greeted me with a smile. You know that you will always get quality at In-N-Out with top notch service because they pay the staff better than other fast food chains. No AI in sight. Sarah Connor would breathe a sigh of relief. My wife was in disbelief when I was carrying my white to go bag to the car. "I thought we were going to eat in an hour?!" "I couldn't wait" I replied as I stuffed my sullen face with papas fritas. An hour later my wife was eating lackluster Wendy's food and I imagine was kicking herself like a jockey on a racing pony that she didn't jump at the opportunity to get an animal style fries at the twisted palm trees palace.

The place was busy as expected with both walk-ins lanes being open and serviced. The place was…read moredirty from the floors to the tables. I only hope the back of the kitchen is cleaner. Not the usual standard for In-N-Out but a manger issue perhaps. 3 employees standing around talking. The food was great as usual, tasty, hot and delicious.

Don't you just love it when a restaurant gets things right?…read more Owners Roberto and Rina ("Reina") Perez have figured out how to prepare and present home cooking in a commercial setting, and, in doing so, have shown that they understand the importance of "home" in that construct. Some of this is no surprise to me. Reina is cousin to Rodnia Attiq (nee Navarro), who, with her mother Rosario Sotelo owned San Diego's El Borrego for almost 25 years, until they closed their business at the end of 2025. Having been welcomed and fed many times with homely care at El Borrego, I'm not surprised that the family connection - and the warmth and hospitality included in it - extends to Cousin Reina. If you're having a bad day, it's worth dropping in for a bite to eat just so you can say "hi" to her. Between the food and the greeting you'll receive, you'll leave feeling better about things. So what to eat? Depending on the time of day and how hungry you are, you'll be pleased with Cazuelitas; Pozole Rojo or the herby Guerrero-style Pozole Verde; hearty Tlacoyos; large Enchilada plates; or probably my favorite Mexican dish, Mixiote de Borrego, which is lamb that's spiced, marinated and slow-steamed until it falls off the bone. I've eated most of those things and seen the rest on my fellow diners' tables. Especially now that El Borrego is gone, if El Centro wasn't a two-hour drive from my house, I'd be a regular, so that I could continue sampling the superb and wide-ranging menu at Antojito Como En Casa.

This was my first time visiting this establishment, and unfortunately it was a very disappointing…read moreexperience. When we arrived, the restaurant was nearly empty with only about two tables of customers. Despite that, we were not greeted at the door and no one acknowledged us. We were left standing there trying to figure out if we were supposed to wait to be seated or seat ourselves, which already set a negative tone for the visit. That lack of attention ended up foreshadowing the rest of the service. After we were seated, everyone else at our table eventually received their food except me. When we were finally able to get the waitress's attention to ask about my order, she realized that my plate had been given to another table. By that point, I had already been waiting around 25 minutes, and I was on a limited lunch break, so the delay was extremely frustrating. To make matters worse, when it came time to pay, I was charged more than what I had actually ordered. At that point, I was so disappointed and pressed for time that I did not even bother disputing it and just wanted to leave. I want to note that this experience occurred at the Antojitos on Main Street location, not the Desert Gardens location. I truly hope management can address these issues, because first impressions matter, and this visit left a lot to be desired.

Today I returned to the wonderful D'Poly Taco Grill and Beer in El Centro where my epic hiking…read moreexpedition ended in failure, disappointment, and embarrassment a few weeks ago. I intended to travel the entire 2,600-mile length of the Pacific Crest Trail, but my adventure unceremoniously ended in El Centro under a tree about 60 miles east of my starting point. The paramedics told me that hiking is not for everyone. After a desperate two weeks of hiking with little food and water through BLM land tracks, old service roads, and desert washes, as best I can recall, I finally set up camp in El Centro under a farmer's tree near his washing line. Soon after the farmer called the police about my campfire, the authorities and my ex-wife found me in a state of delerium hosting a tea party under a large avocado tree wearing the farmer's wife's plus size nightgown while serving "cups of chai tea" to a sizable pile of rotten avocados and a rusty shovel that I thought was "Jan" from those Toyota commercials. My first real meal after being found by the authorities and my ex-wife was at D'Poly Taco Grill and Beer. D'Poly was the perfect welcome back to civilization as it has a spectacular menu full of delicious Mexican cuisine like street tacos, flautas, sopes and empanadas. The Lineman burrito is my absolute favorite. And they have a wonderful breakfast menu! It's fast casual dining, but it has a sort of classic and moody vibe that gives off a more upscale feel. Love it! A wonderful place to break free of your delusions. My ex-wife tried to tell me that hiking is not for everyone. Thankfully, the paramedics found my emergency contact list and phoned my ex-wife who showed up and broke me out of my stupor by making me drop my emotional support avocado, taking me by the shoulders and shaking me vigorously while yelling "it's over, it's over!" Ironically, that was the same way she told me we were getting divorced. I'm not a quitter, so it takes a while for me to give up. I've since tried many items on the D'Poly menu and everything is exceptional, though I do avoid adding avocado. It's just too soon. Thank you D'Poly Taco Grill and Beer! Five stars.

Came here for a big family dinner on a Friday night - didn't expect the wait to be this long, but…read morewaited over an hour for a table. We came into town for an event and this restaurant was recommended to us for the "vibes" lol. The food was pretty good, but you can definitely tell that people come more for the vibes. We got different smattering of tacos/Tex-Mex food. MAKE IT A PLATE because the rice and beans and fun veggies. Impromptu belated birthday celebration - cake came with a sparkler! Cake was moist and not too sweet, yummy lemon flavor!

Service is worse every day Fries were cold get wrong burger…read moreand on top of that the cashier was with an actitud. Good job. I ask for farmers chicken sandwich and this what I got

I attempted another visit this morning. I ordered the French toast and eggs plate. The eggs were…read moretotally overcooked even after mentioning do not overcook the eggs. This has been an ongoing problem at this location. When the food arrived the sausage had a hair on it. The restaurant did replace the sausage with fresh. The restaurant also replaced the overcooked eggs. They did correct the problem. See photos. All photos are GPS based and location is tagged.

First Habit is FAR better than In n Out, people just don't know the name as well. I also feel like…read morenot enough people leave reviews when they have a great experience, so let me just be the first to say that we stopped by Habit El Centro today and Tony was quite possibly the nicest, friendliest fast food employee or manager I have ever encountered!! Our family hadn't been to this location before and thought we'd stop on our drive back to Yuma from San Diego, and Tony should very well be promoted! It is people like him that are the heart behind the company. If only we had Habit in Yuma! Looking forward to going back though!

Perfect spot to grab lunch while charging our electric car next door…read more Order using a kiosk, which was very straight forward. We ordered 2 double char burgers & 1 single. Meals came with plenty of fries... none of us finished the fries, even though they were nicely fried..just a lot of them. Also ordered the tempura green beans - delicious!! There are a wide variety of sauces including avocado ranch, spicy ranch, etc. Best of all is a pepper bar... Peppercinos, hot yellow peppers & jalapeños. Grandson had a cookies & cream milkshake that he said was really good. We were there around noon, so a little wait for the food, but not bad. Bathrooms clean & staff made sure tables were wiped down & all trash taken care of. Efficient operation.

We ordered takeout last night, March 6, 2026. We've eaten in the Resturant and had take out…read morenumerous times in the last 5 years and the food has always been excellent, but tonight the food was a fail. We ordered cashew chicken, orange chicken, and beef and broccoli. All of the vegetables in every dish were soft as if they had been cooked earlier and then just heated it up and thrown into the food. The orange chicken was not crispy. I felt like it had been cooked earlier then heated up in the microwave and orange sauce poured over it. The food was ready as promised and tasty, but the fact that the vegetables were soft and mushy ruined it. I tried calling the resturant last night and again today to let them know , but they are closed. We've never had a bad meal from Chef Lee's. Jopefilly this was just an off night

The girl Jaylene is the only reason why they are even getting another star. Or the Mongolian beef…read morewith the fried rice everything was good good proportions but when I ordered my salt and pepper chicken wings in the menu says 12 pieces and when I got my food, it only came out with 11 pieces so then I asked Jaylene why that they are short by one chicken And she said she will bring it up with the owner. So this lady comes out from the back of the kitchen and tells me that the chicken is big so that's why she only gave me 11 pieces but then I referred back to the menu. It didn't say anything about big or small I said 12 pieces so I kindly asked for my 12 pieces And in return she just started cussing me out in Spanish and then went back into the kitchen still screaming and angry. I didn't even ask for the money back. I just pay for my food. Honestly, I will never come back here again or they will never get my business again if I had a way to report that their slashing customers as soon as they walk in, I would do that promptly Attaches my plate of 11 piece of chicken and the menu says 12 pieces but nowhere says whether they are big or small or anything I still think I got ripped off which I didn't tip anyone in the kitchen I tipped Jayleen only

I ordered the new habanero double chicken tostado bowl. We went through the drive through and…read moreservice was quick and friendly. The fried tortilla was very tasty, crisp, light, and cooked to perfection. The chicken seemed to be grilled chicken tossed in habanero sauce and put on top of the salad mix in the bowl. The sauce is sweet and very spicy , and not in a good way. It had too much sauce which made the salad greens all wet, soggy, and limp. Mind you, I started eating it in the car as soon we left the drive through and the salad greens were limp and soggy with sauce after a few minutes. The bowl has beans and rice in it but not very much. All in all this was not a hit for me.

This place has gone downhill !!! Tostada salads used to be great. Not no more. Not worth ¼ of a…read morestar. They cut salad in half and the dressing that comes with it has become so watery you can say it is with a dash of flavor without the flavor. Its terrible. I used to love this salad but not anymore! Terrible.... don't be a sucker!!!

I stopped by this location after a long day at work. The food was fresh and hot. The staff were…read morevery friendly. I'll definitely be returning soon. This location is known for giving great customer service. 5 Stars!!

Why does this have such bad reviews? This Wendy's has always been there for me in my time of need…read more It's the only Wendy's in town and we need to treat it better. If you've been to a Wendy's before then you already know what to expect. The staff does a really great job getting what you need in a timely manner.

Panda Express? More like Panda distress-- A steaming mess, a…read morehygiene regress. The urinal vommed, the floors ran slick, With puddles of something profoundly sick. A "wet floor" sign stood like a dare, As filth crept into the dining air. My daughter got sick, I felt it too, From chicken laced with stomach flu. And now I flinch at the orange hue-- No Panda for years, I'm telling you. To the owners: shame, and double shame. You've wrecked the brand and soiled its name.

Went through the drive thru ordered a bigger plate and when I got to my hotel to eat I found a long…read morehair in my noodles.

Customer service was outstanding…read more The beef Rolled tacos were filled with plenty of meat and topped with all the necessary condiments! Carne asada burrito was also made to my liking.. delicious. Meat well cooked. Kudos to the Cook, outstanding job. Restaurant was clean and that included the restroom. On a different note the staff helped me relocate my phone which I mistakenly left in my center console of my vehicle actually, My bad they were so helpful. Gracias. Keep up the great work!

Went in for the first time ordered a Full size carne asada fries & received a very sad portion of…read morefood for a large...