A nice little find from taking the wrong way ;-) Great service !! Food and drinks were very good…read more Big servings for sure. I forgot to take pictures of the shrimp empanada... HUGE AND YUMMY...we did ask for the spicy salsa, so glad we did!! Eri was excellent and always smiling.

Stopped at Don Carlitos for lunch while visiting in the area. We had the chicken tacos and the…read moreguacamole. The tacos had flavorless, unseasoned chicken chunks, and the guacamole also didn't have much flavor. We left unsatisfied and hungry. The place was mostly empty when we were there, and our server was hard to track down. This is not a place I would return to given the other options in the area.

Unbelievable costumer service! Our server Veronica, went above and beyond, so welcoming and…read moreattentive. And the food was just as good. I would recommend this restaurant to all my friends and family.

My friend has a tradition after any of our big hikes; the second he gets cell phone reception, he…read morestarts searching for the closest Mexican restaurant that has margaritas, and no matter how small a town may be, there is generally one to be found. We've been through Frazier Park many times on the way to hikes, but I guess I had never ventured up any side roads to the actual 'downtown'. Upon entering, you think the place is small, but it keeps extending into a sizable dining room and there appears to be a back room that you can use for events. The staff was pleasant, the place was clean and organized, but there was almost zero ambience with only the slightest hint of a radio playing in the kitchen, but my friend said they closed at four on Sundays, so maybe it was the end of the day when we were there, but it was literally dead quiet. I could tell from the picture on the menu that they didn't make their own taco shells and were the pre-formed kind. All the food was hot and freshly made, and plated decently, but every bit of it was fairly bland and flavorless; definitely not traditional Mexican food.

This place is the place to go. They have a numerous amounts of salsa that is made in house…read more My wife had tacos and I had the wet burrito. I haven't had such amazing Mexican food since I ate at a Michelin star restaurant. The owner has purchased it about a year ago and seems intent on consistency and flavor.

What a hidden Gem over in Buellton. Grew up in the area and…read moredrive up from San Diego. This place is beyond incredible. On par if not better than what I've grown to love down south. The mole is amazing, tacos are great, and the salsa bar is a fantastic add. Have come back twice now, and will again in the future. Met the owner; he took it over about a year ago; such a lovely guy, great service. The restaurant itself is very warm and inviting. Please support this restaurant!! You won't regret it!

Was in Solvang and walked by Don Nachos and decided to try it. I'm happy we did because it was very…read moregood with good customer service! I tried the enchiladas with steak and it was delicious. It comes with three but it's not much. The beans and rice was 5/5 as well. They don't give you a big portion, which is good but just enough food. The salsa and chips are good as well. It's very quaint Inside but cute and cozy. I will try here again in Solvang. They have good prices here with good quality food. -Marshay D.

A great restaurant to get away from the crowds. It's tucked away at a prime spot near the iconic…read moreSolvang Windmill. There's a few tables indoors and "outdoors". Service is welcoming. My boyfriend ordered the enchiladas plate while I ordered the carnitas tacos plate. He thought the food was a bit salty though it's a great portion for the price. I enjoyed the tacos though the beans were a bit too salty for my liking. Prices are extremely reasonable. Overall - the food was comforting & came out in a timely manner.

We had tacos! Pastor 7/10…read moreAlsada 6.5/10 Chorizo 9/10 Carnitas 8/10 Buche 9/10 Sauces 7/10 (could be more spicy)

I love stopping in Lost Hills when we drive along the 5 between SoCal and NorCal. It's kind of in…read morethe middle and we need gas/charging. I like that there's a gas station a little walk away from el Dollar Taqueria, so we can use the restroom. But this is a taco truck with a tent and cement seating and tables. It's convenient for a quick stop and bite to eat. Prices are reasonable but has been creeping up every year (since we've been coming for 20 years, we notice this). I like the food and service here. Will keep coming!

Absolutely best Mexican food I have tried in USA. Their Salsa options are amazing and food was…read moreabsolutely delicious. Ambience is pretty cool and they have outdoor seating as well. Service is great. 100% recommend it when you are in the town.

Los Agaves On De Lavina St. -- A Rare Review from Someone Who Hates Writing Reviews…read moreI spent 25 years owning a business. I know what good service looks like, and I know what entitled looks like. I never write reviews -- I watched Yelp destroy good people over bad nights, and I swore I'd stay out of it. Tonight changed that. I sat at the bar. It took the bartender over five minutes to acknowledge I existed. Another five to ten to deliver a Coke. I ordered dinner and waited forty minutes -- which I might have forgiven, except getting his attention was nearly impossible the entire night. No eye contact. Body language that made clear I was an inconvenience, not a guest. Every interaction felt like I was interrupting something more important. When I finally got him to check on my order, he went to the computer and discovered he'd never placed it. I walked out. I noticed the people around me weren't faring much better. The slowness wasn't just my experience -- it was the room. Los Agaves appears to be a popular place, and maybe on another night with another bartender it earns that reputation. But entitlement has a way of spreading when nobody checks it. I hope management is paying attention -- because a beautiful restaurant dies one invisible guest at a time.

Totally worth the three min drive off the freeway! Fresh delicious tortillas chips and salsa and…read moreeveryone loved their food. We had burritos, quesadillas, tacos and salads and all were a hit. And most importantly on a road trip ... large, clean, new bathrooms. Thank you!

Our First Time Here Ever, At Gabby's Grill And Cafe. In Lost Hills, CA. On Our Way To San…read moreBernardino, CA To See My Fiancée's Sister. We Always Pass By And Never Stopped..!!! Time To See If They're Any Good...??? So I Ordered A Breakfast Burrito With Carne Asada, Eggs, Potatoes, Cheese. My Fiancée Ordered The Cheese Enchiladas With Beans And Rice..!!! I Ordered A Soft Drink Self Serve And I Was Conflicted Between Orange Crush Or Rootbeer..?? Rootbeer Won..!!! My Fiancée Ordered A Bloody Maria..!!!

I was on my way to Carrizo Plains and needed a bite. Surprised to see a solid taco joint in this…read morepart of town! I'm a fan. From most to least impressed: + Lengua taco: This was done really, really well. Lengua can be a hit or a miss sometimes, as it's easy to make it tough to chew, but this was extremely tender and I could've ordered an entire plate of just this. + Quesabirra taco: Really flavorful. The birria was great and pairs well with consume. + Asada taco: I would skip this one because the meat was on the tougher end for me. But the other two tacos win me over. Reasonably priced and the meal came with chips and salsa. Also clean seating and bathrooms with ample parking in the lot. Make this your pit stop if you're ever in this side of town!

Our server welcomed us with the update that they had already sold out of chile rellenos. When I…read moreordered agua de Jimica they were out of that too so horchata it was. We ordered chips and salsa but then learned they were out of salsa and would be making more. They did have the tacos and quesadilla we ordered and they were delicious. Our server checked in to see if we needed anything else and we said we were waiting on the chips and salsa. She updated us that they were actually out of the ingredients for the salsa so those wouldn't be coming. I'm glad I checked the stall in the bathroom as one was out of toilet paper. I worry they might not have the cash flow they need if they have such a lean inventory.

I was craving Mexican food for lunch and Buelnas hit the spot! I was visiting family in Tehachapi…read moreand really wanted some yummy tex-mex style Mexican food and was so happy that I found it. The beans were the perfect consistency and had so much flavor. Even the rice tastes yummy! The enchiladas have the right amount of sauce and were just what I was wanting. My cousin got a pastor burrito and says it was super delicious. I thought it was nice that they also will serve it with sauce or "wet" if you like. The service was excellent and friendly. The ambiance is a simple vintage style mexican restaurant with booth seating and local art for sale on the walls. We were also given warm, flavorful chips w/salsa before our meal started. I will go back for sure!

Food was surprisingly good. I was worried with it being Mexican/Persian the cuisine would be way…read moreoff coming from a middle eastern woman, but it was decent. The service was good as well. Would eat here again.

I was traveling from San Francisco back to Los Angeles. And I always stop here because I know the…read morefood and the menu are so good! The service is always great I've been coming here for 20 years now. Never disappoint. I highly recommend you come in. The shrimp Moho is also my favorite. But today I got the steak, shrimp and fries.

We got two burritos to go: carne asada$13 and breakfast $13 one with ham. The burritos are…read moredefinitely on smaller side. The carne burrito tasted very acidic/sour with a lot of tomatoes in it. A bit too watery inside too. Very nice and patient server to take my order on the phone though.