Mauricio is such a nice and helpful man. Very friendly and just a genuine good guy…read more He makes the visit special and remembers the regulars.

Always love this place for a last minute dinner for my son, but yesterday Riley made our day! My…read moreson really wanted an ice cream and we live about 25 minutes from this location and Rylee made sure to put the ice cream in a cup full of ice as a little mini cooler so his ice cream and make it home so that he could eat it AFTER he ate his dinner. I really appreciated the extra effort of him trying to think of a way that the ice cream can make it all the way home without me, melting.

We were craving Mexican food but didn't know where to eat. Yelp crushed it with the recommendation!…read more My husband's burrito was so good! It was a good blend of ingredients. The beef soup that I got was also very good! It was rich in flavors but wasn't too salty. I also ordered 3 lengua tacos and the lengua was good but I wasn't a fan of the sauce, so I picked around it. Overall, the service and vibes were amazing as well!

Visiting Scotts Valley and so glad I came across Los Gallos!! Delicious! Clean and friendly…read more Best Mexican I've had in a long time -- I live in Tennessee. Highly recommend!

Thai Heart food and service is exceptional !!!…read more I ordered and picked up to-go food today at 3:30pm, when they opened, my family and I love this food!!!

Such a sweet restaurant with a lovely vibe. The tom ka soup…read morewas excellent. The egg rolls were standard and the interesting leek cakes were...interesting but not particularly tasty. The owner is a sweet man who shares his recent scary medical odyssey with his customers because they aren't just customers, but neighbors. Service was so slow but it didn't matter because the food was good, the people kind, and its more like eating at a relative's house than a typical Thai restaurant.

From start to end, cashier was very friendly and welcoming…read more I love buying from small mom and pop shops and this taqueria definitely screams family owned in both feel and taste. I really liked that the green salsa had oregano, it gave it a unique taste but it went well with the tacos. I did not expect the tacos to have so much meat! I got 4 and only finished 3 and I had to remove 1 tortilla out of each taco.

We visited this place a while ago when we were in the area. We absolutely loved the food and…read moreenjoyed the service. We ordered nachos and Burrito, both were delicious. Portion sizes are huge and they have a lot of salsas & condiments in the self serve area. Nachos were my favorite and the food was more than enough for two people. Staff is friendly and service is quick. We took a seat outside as the weather was nice. However they had good amount of seating inside also. Overall a nice place to get some mexican food when you are in the area.

We can pretend it doesn't sound good, but we all know that orangutan curly fries is one of your…read morefavorite snack-on-the-go foods, too. After a hot day on the beach. A long day of work. Or for no particular reason, just gettin the "orangy-cravies". In any event, we can all agree that yes -- this is undoubtedly the yummiest snack and only food that actually trumps rhino-loin burritos (reviews on this to come). That being said, I was quite optimistic about finding this "rare" yet extremely popular treat at our local Jack in the Box. My logic is bullet-proof. Everyone loves primate meat. Jack in the Box curly fries are by far our country's greatest accomplishment. And to top it off, this WOULD BE the place to do something "crazy". I remember a recent conversation with my imaginary wife, that went exactly as follows: "Honey, we all know that most fast food chains stretch their meat and French fry fats with exotic animal flesh, usually primates, right?" "Well yes, honey. A 2 year old could tell you that..." "So what would be the most likely place to grab an orangy-tangy curly fry in any given city or town?" "Babe, it's clearly Jack in the Box....the place is represented by a crazy, disfigured bobble-head-man wearing some kind of weird klan-hat. That's your best bet 10/10 times." (and that's HER opinion, by the way. Personally, I think Jack got class ) But point proven, thank you Charlotte. Furthermore, for this particular little hole-in-the-way town (Scott's Valley) I have data that proves it. I recently conducted a very unofficial "off the record" poll of over 2,000 soccer moms in the greater SV area for 2025. I asked them "if I told you my camera man wasn't filming, and asked you what your VERY favorite food was -- completely off the record. What would you honestly say?". To no surprise, once they thought the cameras were off, the truth poured out....confirming that a whopping 97% of SV soccer mom's consider orangutang curly fries their VERY favorite food. And most did mention ranch as preferred condiment, of course. Moving on. I was so eager to eat these fries today, I think I bit off and swallowed about half of my own tongue. But to my utter and complete dismay, this may have been the only truly exotic meat in my fries today. I didn't detect even the slightest hint of orangutan. For a moment, I thought I detected chimpanzee...but then realized it was probably just ketchup (very similar flavor). Despite this epic disappointment, I must admit the fries and service were quite good....it just wasn't the experience my heart had desired. Guess next week I'll have to try a new place across town, which I have excellent intel on, that makes it virtually a sure thing. Thank you so much for reading along! If you like my content, follow or subscribe. I'd like to share one more wild idea. If you thought this story was crazy, imagine how much different it would be if we changed the word "orangutan" to a word like "chicken" "cow" or "pig". I always find that comparison strange, personally....but for me, after having eaten countless populations worth of primates throughout my lifetime (I wiped them out in 16 villages one year while studying abroad ...those late night munchies ya know) I can no longer enjoy these simple and unpalatable meats. So enjoy your silly pigs, or grow some big boy pants and join me in my next primate hunt!

First I would like to say the staff is always awesome, the food, not so much. When you literally…read morepay almost $1 per jalapeño popper, one would expect at least an inking of jalapeño, but this is not the first time, none was seen and as much as I love fried cheese, it's not what I ordered. I guess what can you expect from fast food sometimes but seriously, at these prices? It's really disappointing.

We have order from this location several times for delivery and they always got the order wrong so…read morewe decided to start ordering and picking it up at the location and they still kept getting the order wrong. Last time, after going in and explaining the order was wrong they blamed us and tried to refuse to remake it. When they finally did remake it, they still forgot some ingredients! I don't think I will be visiting this location any more.

Togos has gone way down hill. Their prices are ridiculously higher than they used to be. I just…read morepaid $25 for 2 small ass sandwiches. With the higher prices they decided to give you half the size in ingredients as well. It didn't stay the same, it's double the cost for half the sandwich. Said lots of lettuce to get an additional 3 shreds. This franchise is just abt the money now. Used to love togos. Now I'll never go again.

I love that they put a Jersey Mike's in Scotts Valley! This is my favorite chain of sandwich shops…read more The people behind the counter at this location are upbeat and friendly. Inside has A/C which is nice on a hot day and they have seating both inside and outside. They offer both cold and hot sandwiches. I have tried many different sandwiches over the years and they are all good.

I like their subs a lot, their customer service not so much. Did an online, order, ready by 12:14…read more I show up and the sandwich maker is chatting up somebody in a foreign language. Two other employees don't even look up to see me. It's 12:15. I figure, OK, I'll hang in my car a bit. 12:23, I walk back in. An employee asks if I'm here to pick up sandwich, I say "yes" and he goes over to the aforementioned sandwich maker who's making a sandwich, looks at the pending orders and lets me know I'm next. No greeting at the door, no acknowledgement of a JM Club member...I kind of felt like a ghost Yeah, I'll go back, but not for a while, there's a Subway right near by.

Craving blue whale fries...again!…read more There's just something about that rich, fishy yet majestic flavor that hits the spot unlike anything else. As fate would have it, I found myself near a Burger King. My gut whispered, "We're close to the ocean. Blue whales are super easy to harpoon and have the most delicious fat. Maybe the manager here knows what's up and tapped into this goldmine. They are the king of fast food, after all." And thinking logically, fast food restaurants have a long and beautiful history of cooking fries in animal fat... so I promptly ordered a large fry to test it, with $6,000 cash in my wallet (only ones...I don't trust anyone who thinks they're bigger than George Washington) prepared to fill my Prius if they were indeed the BW fries my little heart desired. "Free Willy" the cashier yelled out the name I gave him. I couldn't think of anything else at the time. By this point, I was salivating so aggressively it had already soaked through my whale-themed bib (Moby-Drool) and I felt a fiery droplet trickling into my left belly button. I sprung into action. Had to push several children aside and might have thrown one, but I made it to the counter in less than 2 seconds. I had such hope and urgency with that first bite, I nearly took my thumb and pinky off (I eat different, get over it). Thirty-six fries down the hatch. Chewed twice (well, like 1.5x). And let the taste buds do the rest.... I closed my eyes, picturing Humphrey the Humbpack Whale making his way up the Sacramento River (wish I was around for that ). Waited... Blue whale? Humpback? Common, even (gray)? Nothing. Not even so much as a whisper of dolphin blubber.... I cried the whole drive home to my Swift / Dion playlist. But to be fair, the fries were excellent. Hot. Crispy. The staff were friendly. They just weren't the blue whale fries that true Americans want, deserve, and, frankly, have been denied for far too long. I can only hope our nation comes to its senses and once again embraces the proud tradition of openly serving whale meat instead of forcing honest citizens like me to pursue our dreams in the shadows. We have the power to dominate, kill, and eat these majestic yet objectively inferior beasts. So why should we deny ourselves whale meat -- one of life's greatest pleasures? Please connect with me and join the movement to get whale meat back where it belongs. On our ballots. In our fryers. And, ultimately, in our bellies. To get involved, and for a full list of gourmet blue whale fries recipes, find me on YouTube: YouTube.com/@plantbasedluke Snapchat @ luke0102 Or just ask yourself: which fast food chain is most likely to swap in beautiful sea mammals for the regular beautiful land mammals --- and you'll find me

The new improved whopper is smaller! $13.50 for a whopper with cheese small fries and a drink is…read morenot worth it. I'm not coming back. Plus it's 93° outside and the AC is broken. It's hotter on the inside than it is on the outside. Did I mention I'm not coming back??