I noticed my review was a bit old, so I wanted to update it. The food is still great, and the…read moreambiance is still relaxed. If you get LUPE as your server you'll get the very best service possible, she is awesome! Stop in and try it out.

Went on a Sunday drive just wherever the road lead me and the drive was gorgeous up the mountain…read moreside and I ended up in Prather where my sister and I found a great Mexican restaurant. The staff were so friendly and welcoming we felt really good being there, clean well maintained establishment. The prices are great the food was amazing and the portions are perfect. If you have the time to drive up a little ways to find this hidden gem I highly recommend going there with your friends and family and just enjoy the beautiful scenery on your way there.

FIRE. Carnitas burrito supreme was bomb AF. Free side of grilled onions and jalapeño also bomb AF…read more Service also very friendly!

Not a lot of options when you're driving down the 5 unless you're good with McDonalds or otherwise…read more This was a pleasant surprise as a humble restaurant attached to an ARCO. It's pretty small with maybe 10 or so seats and some little cultural decorations. The guy at the counter is nice and walks you through the what you're ordering. They have a pretty wide menu and we got the pollo supreme burrito which comes with rice, beans, onions, sour cream, and cheese. The chicken is a chipotle chicken that is tender and flavorful. They toast the tortilla which gives it some depth of flavor. We got it spicy which gives it some but not a lot of heat. Overall, a great spot to get some food on a long ride between NorCal and SoCal.

We were at the Pub last weekend for lunch and we had the absolute best waitress. " Bella " she was…read moreso attentive to our questions and never seemed to busy to continue to check on us . The food was excellent and it was such a great experience. Will definitely be back !

Our experience at this restaurant was very disappointing. We…read morenever saw any signage regarding a no-outside-food policy, but once the host informed us, we respected the rule. We left the patio with our children and their pizza while my husband stayed behind to wait for the food we had ordered for the adults. As we were leaving, a truck was parked very close to the patio gate. We were careful to hold the gate open and guide our children through so that it would not come into contact with the truck. Despite our efforts, the bartender, Ashleigh, came outside with an attitude and told us not to hit her truck on the way out. She then went back inside and told people sitting at the bar to come look at her vehicle. We approached the people who came outside to check the truck and explained that we had been very careful and had not allowed the gate to touch it. One gentleman was polite and said he believed us. We went back inside to speak with a manager, but one was not available at the time. Later, we called Mike simply to inform him about the bartender's behavior and how unnecessarily rude the interaction had been. He said he would address the issue with the owners and review the security cameras. We welcomed that suggestion because the footage would clearly show that we did not hit anyone's truck and had no issue complying with the request to leave the patio with our children's pizza. The situation could have been handled professionally and respectfully, but instead we were treated as though we had done something wrong when we had not.

Great fast service, Hot Chips and fresh salsa. Hubby and I shared a 3 item combo, Chile relleno,…read more Enchilada, taco,. Beans, and they were so nice to substitute fries instead of rice. Probably the best fries ever, lightly floured, crispy fried, mwah! Great Chile relleno sauce, fluffy batter, amply stuffed with Queso inside a nice spicy chile. Hubby loved his cheese Enchilada and sauce. I enjoyed the fresh crispy taco, and excellent hot creamy beans. Picky 12 year old loved her carne asada quesadilla! Love Casa Velasco!

We've been happy with most of the stuff here and glad to have something this decent in a small…read moretown. Favorites have been the fish tacos, carnitas tacos and the enchiladas We didn't like the Paloma we ordered and the tamale ... the tamale had too much masa and was dense... but chill vibes also love when outside seating is available. Also recommend having music outside Also positive - the food came out sooooo fast!!! We were surprised

My husband and I were visiting Shaver Lake a couple of nights and decided to come to dinner here. I…read morehad a ribeye (yummy) and my husband had a chicken Cesar salad that he liked. The drinks were also good. But, the service was lacking , considering there were only two couples in the whole restaurant. There was a lot of waiting time in-between. My husband even had to go find the waitress to pay even after she gave us the bill.

Been to Aroma a few times and it could be hit or miss. But last night was a hit…read more Service was great. We had the salmon and pork chop followed by the apple cobbler. All the dishes were very good, well presented and tasty. And my one test are the veggies. Broccoli and asparagus were green and tender but not over done. We live in Shaver and the dining establishments are limited so nice to see Aroma stepping up their game. And the topper was the fire in the stove that kept my wife warm on what turned out to be a rainy and snow night. Great job and look forward to our next visit.

This place deserves 50 million stars!!! First of all the food is so delicious--the best way I can…read moreput it is that every component of their food is prepared to such a high degree of quality--from the creaminess of beans, seasoning or the rice, quality of meats, the depth and complexity to their salsas (do not miss out of their red salsa)--you can tell it's made with love and care. The flavors and individual components of their food just comes together so well, with a balance and synergy that is rare to find. We drive up to Bishop at least a couple times a year from Los Angeles, and in addition to the backcountry, this place is one of the main reasons ther motivates us to return. Food is based on 150 year old family recipes that originated in Guadalajara. On top of that, the people that own and operate this business are so friendly? pleasant and hospitable. Thank you Brenda, Andrew, Ariabella, Abuelo and the others I missed for operating this place! Please come open up a place in Los Angeles if you ever choose to expand!!!

Picked up some tacos late night. It's a cute little food truck parked in a neighborhood a little…read morefurther out of town. The chef / owner is very energetic and friendly. Ordered a bunch of different tacos to go : lengua, pastor, cabeza, chicken. They were all very delicious and authentic. However, I still prefer the taco place Tacos Y tortas La Chiquita in Arlington VA better! Ordering took a while because he prefers cash and I didn't bring any, his credit card machine wasn't working well and it took a long time before the internet got connected to be able to pay. Also... I was a little bit worried about how clean things are, the chef was handling money, his phone, the credit card tablet with his hands, not wearing gloves or sanitizing in between... luckily I didn't get sick afterwards.

I'm not a big fan of Indian tacos. They're not really Indian, considering that Native people would…read morenever have seen most of the ingredients until European settlers arrived. And most places that sell Indian tacos use the cheapest version of those ingredients they can find, cheap ground beef, discount, pre-shredded cheese and iceberg lettuce. They just seem a little gimmicky. Where this place shines is their jams and jellies. Those are amazing!!! Homemade, flavorful and delicious the jams are the reason you need to swing by! We bought a few jars and with every spoonful we revel in their wonderfulness while simultaneously mourning the fact that we're one precious serving closer to an empty jar. Go get a bunch of jam! And if you accidentally have a mediocre "taco" on the way out, then so be it.

This place had been on my Yelp "to try" list for ages, so I was super stoked to finally be able to…read moregive them a try. Finding the taco stand was hard. I was expecting a taco truck in a casino parking lot, but this was more like a deluxe wooden shack on private property. Prior to this, I'd only had 'Indian tacos' once before, at a Native American cultural day at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento. That one time was pretty much enough to make me a fan for life. Frybread tacos are all about the frybread. Truth be told, the filings don't matter. (As I write this, I can imagine a future full of gourmet 'Indian' tacos on Instagram, but...) The tacos are filled with cheap, super basic ingredients like full fat ground beef, iceberg lettuce, beef tomatoes, and "Mexican cheese blend." It's basically "white people taco night" on frybread. To me, having grown up in extreme poverty, these tacos taste like surviving poverty. They taste like a kind of soul food that you can only understand if you've lived it. (So if I see any too-privileged people knocking stars off because these tacos are exactly what they're supposed to be, I'll be shook.) When I saw the menu, I couldn't believe how cheap it all was. I'm pretty sure they need to raise their prices. I ordered a taco and a burrito (and got completely stuffed) for less than ten bucks. The ladies who work here all seemed super sweet. It didn't take long to get my order, and, in case this isn't clear by now, it was so good. I loved it. I plan to come back with friends.