Some of the best Mexican food in the 805!! Highly recommend if your in the area and it's lateread more

Amazing taco truck that I've been coming to for years The…read moreowner is very nice and friendly Carnitas, al pastor, and carne asada tacos are excellent Other options such as mulitas and burritos are great as well Convenient location on the corner of the 118 highway

Excellent authentic fresh Mexican food. Had the basics, cheese enchilada with half and half red and…read moregreen sauce, and chicken taquitos. Both were exceptional. The enchiladas because the sauce was almost sweet with what I could tell were the best ripest freshest chilies available and the taquitos because of the clean fresh finely chopped iceberg lettuce, dried crumbly sweet cheese on top, like instead of overwhelming gelatinous greasy globs of Jack or whatever, and the charred ends of chicken they let hang out during deep frying. It's not inexpensive but at least you're paying for quality and the freshest ingredients around. There are servers in the dining room that will bring you ice water and sauces and otherwise take care of you, but because we didn't get drinks from the market cashier like we were supposed to or not, thankfully we brought cash to leave a tip on the table for the server because there was no receipt for the ice water or sauces we got from her to otherwise prompt a tip. I saw guys getting beers from the market refrigerators to go with their food, but I'm still not sure how it works to order other drinks, like a soda with ice. UPDATE - went back for early Sunday breakfast. My two tacos were good, but their breakfast burrito blew my socks off. Hub got the one with bacon and it's huge. I had room, so I finished it and can't wait to go back and get my own. The salsa and like red enchilada sauce brought to the table were good, but not needed as it seemed they added flavor ahead of time with some clear not heavy salsa or something. I hate breakfast burritos because of the soft squishy tasteless parts inside a hard tasteless tortilla, but this wasn't like that. Tortilla was soft and fresh and the inside was full of flavor even though it was just eggs and cheese by the time I got it. Hub had taken out all the bacon because it was how he likes it, not burnt, which is how I like it. When I get mine, I'll ask for the bacon on the side and deep fried, so it's dry and crisp :)

In a rush to get to simi. This was on the way. I wasn't happy with my food the salsa was very heavy…read morewith tomato and gross. Ingredients didn't taste fresh. Service was good won't be back.

I have been to this location multiple times. I first started going to Tacos el Diablo in Ventura…read moreand a couple times in Oxnard. I was so excited when they opened in Camarillo! I love Mexican food and tacos might be my favorite. I love it here. The meat is delicious, tortillas are solid, and the salsa is wonderful! My go to is the chicken and pastor. Chicken tacos are usually never my favorite, but the chicken here is high quality, juicy, and perfectly seasoned! The albondigas is also delicious! They are very nice and service is top notch! Very cute inside. One of my go to taco spots for sure!

Stopped by this Mexican spot to try something new and ended up enjoying the food and drinks. We…read moreordered the shrimp tacos and quesabirria tacos. The shrimp tacos were really good. Enjoyed the creamy salsa on it as well as the cabbage and pico de gallo adding a nice crunch and freshness to it. The quesabirria tacos had great flavor as well, though they were a bit too oily for my tatse. Overall, the food was enjoyable, but the tortillas weren't my favorite. They tasted like the store bought ones from the grocery store which i'm not a huge fan of. For dessert, we tried the churro donuts and they were definitely worth it. Perfectly crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside, and paired really well with the caramel sauce. Sweet, but that's exactly what you want from a treat like that. They also offer a good selection of drinks. I went with the guava lemonade and it was a 10/10. Refreshing and flavorful. There is some seating area indoors and more outdoors which is nice, but I do with they had heaters for the outside seating when it gets cold.

Been here three times. They have a really good Chorizo burrito! The special soft taco where they…read moremake their own tortillas are delicious. The service and food have always been consistent.

Great food great service! Love the ambiance - I had the chili verde plate - absolutely delicious!…read moreHubby had crispy tacos - again 10/10 Salsa delicious!! Highly recommend

It's become our favorite in Camarillo. Quesabirria is sooo good!!!…read more Clean and bright indoor and has outdoor seating. Service is always top notch. They own a cute pan shop in the same plaza, also very good.

We tried this place based on all the 5-star reviews…read more I don't know, maybe we caught them on an off night (Thursday) or they're not good with to-go, but the bowl was lacking flavor and the taco dorado was soggy even though we picked it up literally as it came out the window. Plus, the toppings were weirdly packed on the side, which is maybe normal for their to-go, but I didn't expect to build the taco. The rice and beans had good flavor. As others have said, lots of food for the price, which is a positive. Decent overall, solid 3/5.

Literally the best burrito in Camarillo!!!! The price…read moreprices are the best too! Great service, and a great market ticket, food, and munchies specifically from Mexico

As you walk into this deceptively designed shop, you'll find a tight entry. To the right is the…read moreservice counter. Immediately in front of you, is a grocery store with fresh produce, drinks, etc.. There's no real service to speak of. You go in, look at the menu above and behind the register, make your choices and pay the employee at the till. When I went, no one offered to answer any questions or sell me anything. The woman at the counter next to the young man behind the register just watched me while I checked stuff out. On the left between a dark room and the grocery, were large racks of Mexican pastries and breads. I have tried Mexican pastries in the past and have not really enjoyed them. But "hope springs. . ." and all that. So, seeing a decent amount of plump pastries and breads that looked incredibly fresh and enticing, I used the provided tongs and placed a few into a bag (also provided). I'm still thinking about going back for more. They were all moist and flavorful with fillings that were delicately sweetened. So so good. I perused the menu acting as though I hadn't come there for one item only - a breakfast burrito with bacon. I liked the breakfast burrito I had here and would definitely recommend it. It's a full meal capable of holding you for a long time. I would probably want to eat one again before a long day of chores, shopping, or a strenuous hike. I need to feel like I earned the calories. And I wasn't hungry until dinner. Behind the register is a doorway to a whole other experience. The kitchen is safely and sanitarily located behind tall countertops and a refrigerated section. I was excited to see the variety of offerings from south of the border. Are you hankering for a goody you can only get in Mexico, come here and look. You'll probably find it. That dark room I mentioned earlier is a huge dining area with dark iconic furniture that I discovered on my first trip to Mexico many years ago. Black leather and wood barrel shaped chairs with black leather topped round tables scattered around a dark room with black tile floors. There were patrons eating at a couple of the tables who looked like regulars. The size of the dining area made me think it would be a great place for a large gathering. I'm now wondering if they ever have live music and if they would be able to accommodate a large birthday party. There are a couple of picnic tables in the back, off the parking lot, where I ate my meal. I believe the notion of putting tables back there was more like an afterthought because it's not decorated and it's right along the back walkway from parked cars to the restaurant door. It's not regularly attended to, I guess, as there were remnants of another customer's meal at the other table. I also had the thought that it might just be a place for the employees to take a break and eat a meal in peace. Overall, I will be coming back and trying other menu items, baked goods and products from the other room.

I've been coming to Hector's Mexican Food for a while now and realized I never actually left a…read morereview. The staff are always incredibly friendly and welcoming, and they consistently make you feel like a valued customer every time you walk in. The food is just as impressive. Everything I've had there has been fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. It's one of those places where you know you're going to get a great meal every time. Great people, incredible food, and a place I'll keep coming back to. Definitely one of my favorite spots!

Food delicious, not a lot of service interaction, seating is limited and ok for a quick bite.read more

A last minute decision by my passenger lands me in a chair at this gem of a place for lunch…read more 1: atmosphere 4.6 stars 2: service 5 stars 3: food. 5 stars There is a definite theme here. Its all delicious. Papas Bravas. On point, sauce perfect Shrimp tacos. Fresh and flavorful. Im here on Wednesday so of course Paella. Seafood Paella. Saffron seasond rice, calamari, mussel, shrimp. Sadly out of Octopus. Conclusion eat here. Often. Try the Paella, shoot try everything. I will be. See you here next Tuesday/Wednesday.

It's been a long time since we got a really good paella. We came last week to try the seafood…read morepaella and returned this week for the meat paella. The restaurant itself is fairly small and feels intimate. With so few tables, I think a reservation is a god idea. Ely, our server, came by right away to get our drink orders and answer questions about the menu. With a warm smile, she makes you feel very welcome. The paella is only served on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Three of us decided to share the shrimp tacos ($17). The dish has 3 small soft shell tacos with shrimp and tomato slivers (see photo) and a sauce - delish! Then came the paella ($55). Brought to the table in a hot skillet. Terrific presentation (see photo). Saffron rice covered with a ton of pork, chicken and sausage, a cut open cooked lime, and other goodies. WOW!!! Terrific dish. The menu describes it as feeding 2. We were 3 hungry diners and didn't come close to being able to finish it. My friend, the non-paella eater, ordered the salmon ($30). Huge piece of salmon over a bed of what appeared to be sautéed veggies. Beautiful presentation (sorry, forgot to photo) and he said it was delish. Lovely ambiance, excellent attentive service, outstanding food at reasonable prices. We will be back. Definitely for the meat paella.

The food was pretty good. The service was not. It took too long to get someone to take our…read moreorder. It took very long to get our food. There were 5 people in our group. When the food came there was 4 meals plopped down on the table. Nothing said about the missing food. It was 5 minutes before the 5th meal showed up. None of the meals that have their home made tortillas came with tortillas. When we asked they brought a basket with 2 tortillas and said they were making more now. 5 minutes later more tortillas arrived. 3 of the 5 meals included tortillas. When done we waited over 10 minutes before we tried to flag down our server. Finally paid. The ambiance is nice. The food is really pretty good. Don't know if we were just unlucky tonight it was the first time we ever ate there.

My family and I went on a Saturday night and we had Hector as our waiter. He was very polite,…read moreattentive, and consistently checking in on us. I highly recommend asking for him. The food is great, the ambience is amazing, and Hector was marvelous!

Heard some good things about this place. Decided to try it out. First off, MASSIVE burrito holy…read moremoly. Unfortunately it fell apart halfways in. I wish it was folded/rolled better. If youre dining in, it's going to be served on a cheap flat plate. Flavor wise, it was actually pretty good. I've had better but for it being in Camarillo, I think it was good. The horchata tasted watered down. Few chairs inside to dine in. Theres a small little salsa bar with limes. Dine in only for chips.

DISAPPOINTED! These asada burritos definitely had no girth!!! Hmm, how to begin? Kinda disappointed…read morewith the serving size on this last visit. Maybe it was a new cook or prep cook was tired. Anywho... Purchased more than one asada burrito and both were rather s m a l l. What gets my goose is that these things were $13.41 EACH!!! Two burritos & 1 drink over $30.00. I get the convenience part, but skimping on the ingredients, yet a BIG azz flour tortilla to compensate? Don't take my word for it just. Look at the comparison to the Taco Bell burrito?! Yeah, competition is plentiful likely will expand my "girth" of go-to local Mexican eateries!