We had the birria ramen & chorizo breakfast burrito. The…read morebirria was nice and tender. The broth was delicious!! The breakfast burrito was also delicious, and huge!

Food was mid. Husband ordered a bacon burrito, came with no bacon in it. Waited 35 mins for a…read morebreakfast burrito- I would have left if I hadn't already paid. It would have made sense if there was a big line, but there wasn't- I could see the workers moving in slow motion, totally unbothered. Will never return, do not recommend.

We simply stopped by this place for dinner, and had amazing Mexican food! This place is huge with…read moreplenty seating! Staff was attentive. They gave us complimentary chips and green salsa to start with. That Green salsa is a bomb! I will visit this place again and again just for that sauce/salsa ! I had shrimp tacos. They look basic but shrimp was cooked to perfection! They know how to grill ! These are some amazing tacos , and they tasted wild after adding that hot salsa on top. I love it when someone serves me basic food right! We also had grilled fish plate which came with beans, rice, grilled fish and salad. This fish was grilled perfectly but it was bit bland. The amazing salsa helped to add more flavour. Overall, lovely place ! Definitely visit again!

Didn't have high expectations for this place, but it blew us away. Went here twice, because it was…read morethat good. We got 2 asada, 2 lengua, 2 shrimps, and 2 pastor -- all packed with flavors while it's hot and fresh. I love hot sauce, and it def hit the spot. Staff are always so friendly, tacos were not salty at all, and they always packed the food so neatly and just the right ratio of meat. They have their own parking lot to the side so if you can't find parking, park there. We ordered take out and even with the 17 min drive back home, the tacos still tasted fresh. I can't imagine what it would be like if we dine in. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting PR! Well worth the visit

Not knowing where to eat on Good Friday, we decided to try a small hole-in-the-wall spot after…read morereading several positive reviews. There are a few things worth noting. First, the restaurant is quite small with a very quiet atmosphere--surprisingly so, especially with a jukebox that wasn't in use. The space didn't feel particularly clean, and the chairs were outdated and could definitely use some refurbishing. When we received the menus, I was honestly shocked by the prices. This is something I wish more reviewers had mentioned. We ordered a shrimp tostada (about $13) and shrimp fajitas (around $24). The shrimp tostada was disappointing--the shrimp was chopped so finely that it was hard to tell it was even there. It was overwhelmed by cucumber, tomato, and cilantro. The fajitas were similarly underwhelming: the shrimp were cut in half and curled up, with maybe around ten pieces total, but there was an excessive amount of large-cut onions and bell peppers, which made the dish less enjoyable. On the positive side, the staff was friendly, and the horchata we ordered was excellent. I did mention that the bell peppers were overabundant and cut too thick, but my feedback didn't seem to go anywhere. One concern I had was seeing staff handle multiple tasks--taking payments, cleaning tables, and serving food--without ever noticing handwashing, which was a bit off-putting. I'm not completely writing this place off, as I'd like to return and try their breakfast. Most reviews are positive, so perhaps this was just an off night. Still, given today's prices, I expect the quality to match. Beans were bland and rice was cold, I'm sure made way ahead of time. I'll update my thoughts after a second visit--judge for yourself in the meantime.

Food was great ,the place was super clean ,customer service was awesome I even ate at there taco…read moretruck in Gonzales was also very good .

This was in my top 3 restaurants in Paso. While I like it, I got several problems with it...and…read morereally don't go often. Too expensive: ============== * It's not built for locals, it's touristic. Offer a local discount, and you'll see business up. * I do love the quac, and the chips, and salsas -- but they are very far from free The good: ======== * 250 tequilas, beautiful cocktails, and outstanding wine selections. * Wonderful service * I do love the quac, and the chips, and salsas -- but they are very far from free PS. Not much fish on the menu, it's mostly high-end Mexican food.

We had dinner here after a long day of driving and an afternoon of wine tasting at Daou Winery, and…read moreit was a nice way to wrap up the day. The restaurant is right in the heart of downtown Paso Robles, making it an easy stop if you're exploring the area. We had reservations through OpenTable and arrived a little early. They seated us within a few minutes, and although outdoor seating was available, it was around 97°, so we were happy to wait for an indoor table. The inside has a really cool Spanish hacienda vibe with rustic wood beams, warm lighting, and plenty of unique décor to take in. It's a fun space with lots of character and is connected in the back to the tiki bar next door, making it easy to continue the evening with a drink. The atmosphere was lively without being overly loud, and we really enjoyed the classic '80s music playing softly in the background. The oysters were fresh and very good. My wife ordered the ceviche and enjoyed it. I had the hanger steak salad--it was decent, but I'd probably skip the beets next time and order something different. Overall, the food was good, but it didn't quite rise to the level of "great." Service was friendly and attentive throughout the meal. Overall, Fish Gaucho is worth a visit for its downtown location, unique Spanish-inspired atmosphere, and solid food. While there are probably stronger culinary options in Paso Robles, we'd happily come back to enjoy the ambiance, check out the connected tiki bar, and sample a few different menu items.

Aguachiles and flautas were amazing. Service was excellent. Food came out fast. The restaurant has…read moreplenty of seating. Loved everything we ordered! We would definitely be back while visiting Paso Robles.

I wanted to check out El Sol so I stopped in and ordered a carnitas burrito to go. It was prepared…read morein minutes and was huge. I was pleasantly surprised at how good it was with rice, beans, carnitas, and green sauce. Unfortunately the ambience is more functional and institutional than a cool Mexican vibe which is why my order was to go. I'll be back to try the tortas!

Today's brunch was totally on a whim, and we stumbled upon a hidden gem called Burrito Express…read morelocated in Paso Robles. 4 stars for this review as drink prices were a tad steep. Tucked into the corner of a Starbucks location, this cute little spot is small but super inviting--and definitely lives up to the hype. As soon as we walked in, the place was clean and filled with the delicious smell of spices and fresh food. I ordered the chilaquiles (not listed on the menu, but they'll make it for you with your choice of meat or traditional eggs for the same price). I went with chili verde, and wow--I was not disappointed. It was loaded with meat, sauce, cheese, cilantro, onion, and sour cream. Absolutely worth the $13, and I'd 100% order it again--next time with al pastor! We also tried the chicken enchilada plate ($13), which was just as good. Great flavor, the perfect amount of sauce and cheese, and it came with rice and beans on the side. For drinks, they've got a wide selection, including alcoholic options. I grabbed a Jarritos--just a heads up, they're $3.50 each, a bit pricey, but ice cold and refreshing. Overall, this place was a hit for us. The waitress, Erma, was friendly, polite, and attentive--which, let's be honest, isn't always easy to find. The restaurant is clean, has plenty of seating, and judging by the steady flow of customers, it's definitely no secret anymore! Give it a try and see for yourself--I'm pretty sure you'll love it too. Thanks for reading! Follow me along for more hits and misses.

I was shopping in the area and craving some Mexican food. I spotted this place and decided to give…read moreit a try. When I entered the staff was friendly and greeted me. I placed a to go order for Asada and Al Pastor tacos. My order was ready pretty quick. The tacos weren't anything special. They were pretty bland and could use more seasoning. The hot sauce had good heat to it for sure. This place is alright if you are in a pinch. I might try them again next time.

Not many restaurants allow me to order their food my way. The order at Don Pedro's requested no…read morejalapeños, yet it came loaded with them. El Rinconcito never turns me down and the order is always perfect! Thank you! The flavors of the carnival and shredded chicken are juicy and delicious. The staff is wonderful. Thank you making your food my way

Great little taqueria! I have been twice and both times…read morewere amazing. We went for the Taco Tuesday for $2.50 a taco. We also love the chips when eating in. The verde sauce is excellent. Service: courteous, patient, prompt and attentive. Ambiance: cute decor, great seating and clean Food: Amazing Crispy tacos: super yummy Grilled fish taco: excellent, I crave these now Carne Asada street tacos: great Horchata: perfect Chicken strips & fries: my son loved them Rice & beans: excellent Cali-burrito: great just a bit pricy

If you want a good, I mean great torta, Papis is your place. They also have good beans. The girl…read morethat takes your order wears wireless earphone's and is too busy talking to whomever vs treating greeting and taking care of customers. The atmosphere is typical of an old Mexican restaurant.

This is the second time that I have gotten take out from Papi's and the order was wrong. Son- dry…read moreburrito and he liked it. Daughter- wet burrito and she liked it. Mrs- pork tamales and they were okay. Me- I ordered enchiladas and got tamales. I don't care for tamales very much. They used to be great.