This is a very authentic place to order burritos. The flavors are amazing. We like to order…read morechicharron, asada . It's not your typical burrito where they add a bunch of veggies or sour cream or cheese. This is a place where you taste the home made flavor or the rice , beans and salsa. The only reason that I'm giving them a 4 because they need to add more protein to their burritos. I feel that for that price they could add more protein but flavors they are top-notch.

The food is consistent, fresh and excellent. My favorite are the chicarronns I like the combo of…read morethe chicarronns with carnitas in a super burrito.

I come from LA and I was craving authentic Mexican food. I chose this place randomly and they did…read morenot disappoint!!!! Probably just as good as LA or even better!! We ordered chorizo, asada, tripa and pastor and they were all FIRE!!! You pay inside the market and order when you get the receipt. The guy gave us a free sample of Mexican candy as well. Also this market has all the Hispanic items you need. They had Boings! And other Mexican drinks too!

So this Menudo is good, but the customer service was bad. The customer service was bad. This is my…read morefirst time being there, so I was waiting in line and these other people were just walking up and being helped the guys behind the counter knew I was there, but they just seem to ignore me. that's why 3 star but menudo is 5 star

La Viña es un pequeño mercado que ofrece bastantes opciones. el dia de ayer compré arrachera…read moremarinada, al llegar a casa para consumar, la carne tenía un olor no muy agradable. Me dieron carne vieja y la verdad eso no está bien. Fue una pérdida de mi tiempo y mi dinero. No reclame mi dinero, solo les llamé para decir que eso no está bien y que no vuelvo a regresar a esa tienda y siempre quedará esa mala imagen. Espero si alguien aquí busca información esto les ayude a decidir si eligen este negocio.

In has always been my go to Mexican market,but the last two visits I was overcharged. I suckrd it…read moreup the first time,but today I purchased salsa,1 bag tortilla chips, and 4 pieces of pan dulce. The same woman from last time rang me up for $32.99. When I questioned her in my broken Spanish she corrected it to $15.00. Now I may try someplace else. It's too bad.

Best Carnitas in town hands down!! If your looking for some unique tequila's this is the place to…read morego!

Best Carnitas! Best Longaniza (similar to chorizo but…read moremeatier) Chicharones! Great selection of Exotic Tequilas!

We stopped by El Charrito Market while visiting Gilroy, and we're so glad we did. I ordered the…read morepambazo, and it was absolutely delicious. The flavor of the chile they used to dip the bolillo was very flavorful. It was one of the best pambazos I've had. My wife ordered the tlayuda, and she loved it as well. Everything tasted fresh. On top of the great food, the service was awesome. Everyone was friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. We're from Orange County, but we'll definitely make El Charrito Market a regular stop whenever we're passing through Gilroy on future road trips. This place is truly a hidden gem, and we can't wait to come back!

The food is the quite the what we need in a hometown type of restaurant! Very cool items that make…read moreit authentic! Let's start with the tortillas. Handmade on your tacos with loads of meat options. Menudo, to flautas to southern Mexico cuisine is what allows you to taste Mexico in 1 sitting! Pozole for fiestas, Oaxacan delights to fresh made tortillas with frijoles and you can purchase some nice "crunchy" exotic items that bring it all together! Tere and the rest of the staff are super friendly and understand the menu very well. Super cool vibe inside the restaurant give you time to pick up some Tlayuda shells to take home. It is a very nice place to have a great meal!

Mi familia and I like the old-school vibe of La Reyna's because its nothing fancy on the outside or…read morethe inside. It just have the neighborhood feel about it. There's street parking right on Merritt in front of the store and you'll see everyday merchandize like brooms and mops displayed on the side walk. Beware, just because they're displayed along the side walk does not mean they're cheap. To me, they're quite pricey. Walk into the store, you'll notice it's nice, well stocked and clean. The vegetable/fruit sections are to your right behind the cashier. The prices on these produce are very decent, and did I mention farm-to-mouth fresh. In the back of the store is the meat and food counter where you can buy a variety of Mexican food i.e. tacos, burritos, menudo, posole etc. However, the Mexican coffee was vale la pena el dinero. If you desire to eat food there, there's only one tiny table in front of the food counter. The counter staff are very friendly and accommodating. Oh, I forgot to mention, it's almost literally next to the famous new Phil's Fish Market & restaurant.

Located inside La Reynas Supermarket. All the way in the back right corner, you'll find a little…read morekitchen. One person working. Order from the back, pay at the cash register in the front. I ordered 3 tacos. $4 a piece. Twice the size of a street taco. Chili Verde (Pork), Birria de Chivo (Goat) and Birria de Res (Beef) all on top of home made corn tortillas topped off with cilantro and onions. Seasoned perfectly, fall apart meats, fresh veggies. Salsa roja was ok. The home made tortillas were ok. Fell apart as soon as I picked it up. Ended up using a fork and knife. I still cleaned the plate so that says a lot. Maybe, it was just that day, the home made tortillas fell apart. Have to try again. Meats - 4/5

After a 4 year wait, it's finally open. Like most people in the area, we never thought we would see…read morethe day. Given the high expectations, can it live up to the hype? The short answer is mixed. First, the line to order hot food on their first Saturday was 30 min plus an additional 10 to get the food. Items ordered: Carne Asada Burrito- The meat was well seasoned with some nice acid. Overall, much better than most carne asada burritos in the area. Vegetarian Torta- produce was fresh but needed more beans. Fish burrito- the beans and rice were solid. Fish was overcooked and the coating fell off of the fish. The menu also said cabbage but it was actually lettuce and it wilted in the burrito. Carnitas Burrito- Carnitas were under seasoned and about half way through, but into something hard. Not sure if it was a bone but it was not pleasant. The prices are a bit steep compared to other spots in the area. If you live in the area, it is worth a visit. I think once things calm down, it will be a good spot to stop and grab a bite and some groceries. For the size of the spot, it is well stocked.

The taqueria has been a local favorite for a long time. I wasn't as much of a fan as lots of other…read morefolks, but thought it was a solid version of street tacos (cheap meat cooked within an ounce of its life, a style that has its place). The recently reopened taqueria--after years of renovations--feels like a step up to me. I still prefer my long-time local favorites, but this was solid and I'll be back at least occasionally.

My husband and I love tortas. We try one every place we go and this truck had by far, the best ! I…read moregot the carnitas and he got the carne asada. The veggies were so fresh! The bread and meat were DELICIOUS! Everything was so good! Very great service and also, clean quiet space to sit to eat and enjoy our food. We will definitely return when we go back to the area!

I was visiting a friend in San Juan Bautista, and - knowing I love Mexican food - she insisted that…read moreI try the Taqueria El Milagro food truck. We went there, grabbed our order, and headed over to Daisy's Bar to enjoy it. We walked in, and the other people at the bar started talking to us about our food (because Daisy's is that kind of place!) "Is that from the food truck?" "Oh, they're the best!" "My favorite is the Al Pastor." It seems that all the locals in San Juan Bautista consider this THE place to go for great Mexican food. It's a typical "food truck" - though in this case, it's actually a trailer. It seems to be a permanent installation. They have a big tent with tables and chairs if you want to eat there. There is also a small stand in the same lot selling AMAZING churros, warm and fresh. The truck has a big menu, so I ended up eating there the next night as well. I tried their tacos with carne asada, and they were really, really good. Everyone at Daisy's said that the al pastor is the best, so the next night I went back for an al pastor burrito. Have you ever had a meal that you knew was too much to eat, but just couldn't stop? Yeah, that's what happened to me. I kept telling myself, "I'll save some of this for later" - and then it was gone! They have a red sauce and a green sauce. The red has some kick to it. If you don't like things too hot, get it on the side. The green is milder, but still has a little heat and lots of flavor. The people were really friendly, and service was quick. Prices are good, and the daily specials are incredible. I got four tacos for $6. Apparently this was once a "cash only" business. They now have a cardboard sign taped up saying they take credit and debit cards. Pay in cash if you can; for small businesses, the credit card processing fees add up. There are other good places to eat in SJB, but this is now my go-to place.