Had the double cheeseburger and was blown away by how good it was. Great old school fries too…read more Perfect stop on the way to the coast to grab something to eat. 5 stars

asked for avacado on my burger and didn't add any i didn't notice till i got back home i went back…read moreand asked for my avacado and she argued with me claiming i never asked for any but charged me

I'm like everyone else. We were driving back on I-5 to the Bay Area from Los Angeles. We always…read morecheck out Yelp to see what is close by and didn't want fast food. We saw that this had very good reviews and after reading some of them we decided to stop by. I ordered the Crispy Chicken Salad and one of us in my party decided on Cilantro Lime Salad and the third member of my party wanted a club house sandwich but was told they ran out of bread so she also order a Crispy Chicken Salad too. All three salads were great. Fresh lettuce, tomatoes and all fresh produce and the chicken was crispy. My friend who ordered the Cilantro Lime Salad really enjoyed it especially the cilantro lime dressing. Overall the service was pretty good and I do like the cute interior but there were a number of flies flying around. I think its because anyone opening their door lets in flies from the outside. A recommendation for those of you driving up northbound on I-5. Don't rely on Google Maps since their directions takes you longer to get there. They tell you that from I-5 to turn off on 309 and take CA-41 to CA-33 to Kings Street. Instead go up I-5 and turn off on 269. This way is much faster unless there is a back up on i-5.

The food was fantastic. Service was quick and helpful. The menu had a good variety…read more All in all a great stop.

Meat is so good. Great quick bite when driving through. The building is this cool old school…read moresomething. Staff was kind and helpful.

FUXS GIVEN = x.x *******************…read moreFood = 5 Quality tacos just like all the others UX = 3 For the location I'd say it's about as good of vibes as you can get. Music videos on the tv. Service = 5 Quick and easy.

We stopped by on our way up to the Bay from Socal. It was around dinnertime on Memorial Day, so we…read morewere anticipating a crowd but didn't expect so many people to be there. It took us 1 hour to get our food. Regardless of the wait, the food still tasted very good. While we were sitting down at the table waiting for our food, one of the workers came up and started a conversation with us, which was really nice despite how busy it was and was something that I have never seen before at other In-N-Outs. Definitely a spot to hit if you're on the 5 and looking for good food, but just beware of possible crowds.

On our way to universal Studio. My cousin stopped here to get us some food…read more I must say all 3 of us thought the food was amazing. It was warm and just super fresh. Taste better than back home. Customer service was pleasant. Now on our way bellies full.

First time here I had a breakfast burrito and it was -fine- not the best, but certainly far from…read morethe worst, BUT -- Roomie says you GOTTA TRY a shrimp burrito! And next time I did! -- And it was a Five-Star shrimp burrito Fresh tasting shrimp with pico de gallo, Spanish rice, refried beans and guacamole (a bit overpriced, but they were not skimpy on the portion) El Sabroso is a great stop on way to the Central Coast or wherever you may be heading

We decided to try this place based on the strong Yelp ratings, but unfortunately it didn't live up…read moreto the hype. We ordered three items: * Chorizo burrito * Chicken burrito * Chicken quesadillas The same lady who took my order was also preparing the food, and she seemed overwhelmed juggling multiple tasks and repeatedly forgetting parts of my order. When I asked for the pico de gallo on the side for the chicken burrito, she packed everything up and forgot it entirely. When I turned back to ask for it, she said it would be extra. The chorizo ended up tasting burnt, likely because she was managing several orders at once and left it on the cooktop too long. Overall, not the best experience. I'd suggest trying the taco truck outside of the Gas station or Subway next to it. They weren't too friendly either. The inside is clean! That's for the 1 Star

Stopped at Restaurante la Carreta for lunch while driving down I-5. On a hot bright summer day, the…read moreinside was nice and cool and dark, exactly what we needed. Even though there was only one person working front of house, we sat down, ordered, and got our food within 15 minutes of pulling up. While we waited for lunch to come out, we were brought a bowl of chips (thick and crispy) and one little bowl of salsa each (which was excellent, since I ate all of mine and started on my bf's before we'd finished the chips). The salsa was smooth and thin, with a nice kick to it. I got the sopes plate with asada, and my bf got a wet burrito with asada inside and salsa verde. My lunch had two sopes, plus rice and beans, and my bf's burrito, I swear I've seen smaller newborns than that thing. The asada was chopped nice and small, about the size of the tomatoes also on top, and was flavorful and chewy. The sopes themselves were hot and crunchy. While both the rice and beans were good, next time I'd just get the sopes by themselves, since the whole plate was a LOT of food. My bf said his burrito was delicious, and the salsa verde was tangy and amazing, and somehow did not make the burrito soggy at all as they sometimes can be elsewhere. He was able to eat all of it except for the last fifth, before finally admitting defeat. The mountain of food we had came to about $16 and change, and there were clearly a lot of locals eating there on their lunch break (in fact the three women at the table next to us must have called ahead, since their food was out and waiting for them before they actually got there!). A good midway point to stop between SF and LA, as it's not too far off the highway, and basically a straight shot.

The food is very delicious and hot so be careful please. The service was delightful it was quiet…read moreand relaxing lunch for me! Lastly the workers were a pleasure felt like home.

Just a quick fuel stop driving to SF. We were hungry and wanted something healthier than fast food…read more So, popped right over. It's pretty simple inside but the smells were very encouraging. Just ordered a simple three carne asada tacos. It's def rely fresh beef as they prepared each one. The tacos are small but the taste was great!

We stopped here on the way home from SF. Food was good, interior was okay. Everyone was…read morefriendly. We had the California Burrito, Torta & Tacos. Everything was good for a quick stop off the 5.

Support local business! Yes, you may feel apprehensive but trust me El Vecino is a hidden gem and…read moreit's food speaks for itself in the best way! My family of 5 tried several menu items which included: chicken flautas, chicken tacos, chicken flautas plate, shrimp tostadas, chicken burrito and asada sopes plate. All menu items were a 10, fast, fresh and flavorful. Believe the reviews and go eat people

A "super" burrito without beans, sour cream, pico, guac, or sauce. Barbacoa and al pastor were…read morefine, and since was good, but that barely qualifies as a burrito let alone a super one. And--this is a small thing-- I like my burritos wrapped in foil, not plastic wrap on a foam tray

Inside a truck stop gas station "Pilot Travel Center "…read more Shared Clean bathroom with pilot convenient store . I had the BMT #18 fresh bread , the two guys who assembled my order were friendly . The table seatings were not as clean , most of the tables had debris and dirty. I had to clean the table myself before sitting down .

Slow as heck lol. Put an order through online and it just sat there being unmade until people came…read morein the line and they made their 4 sandwiches before mine for some reason. Then they went in the back and still didn't make the one sandwich. It took us 30mins to get a simple sandwich that was $20 for some reason too. Avoid this place at all costs. Seriously go somewhere else.

We stopped by on our way from laying to rest my 100 years and 1 month old Grandmother in Pasadena,…read moreCa who passed away just 30 days before turning 101 years old. We gassed up at E-Z Trip, purchased a cinnabon and I decided to get a Subway sandwich to share with my husband for lunch. The female employee was doing something with her hands going near the back with clear food service gloves on. When she approached I immediately said "Good morning!" She never looked up to give eye contact or greet me. This employee had the audacity a few minutes later when she felt like talking to say "Have you decided what you'd like to order Ma'am?" I replied "Give me a minute please I'm waiting on my husband." I walked away disgusted. The nerve of this evil, nasty female employee! 1. She has no customer service skills. 2. How nasty of her not to change her gloves before touching the station where the meats and condiments are. 3. This is how germs-diseases are spread. 4. The owner or Manager should give her a refresher course in customer service. 5. Too early in the morning for this kind of ignorant behavior...it was 10:20am. Apparently she woke up on the wrong side of the bed. I hope she gets out the opposite side tomorrow and learn to treat customers better. Thank goodness the customer service was excellent E-Z Trip!

Avenal Subway is the worst sandwich shop I've ever been in, today we have no bread other times no…read moremeat, vegetables, cheese, what kind of restaurant do you have if you can't make a sandwich.