Claribel V.

Still my favorite taquitos spot right now! I often stop by whenever I'm in the Anaheim area. On my recent visit, I ordered my usual taquitos with guacamole and cheese. They were so tasty and crispy! I also recently tried their pickled carrots, and they're so good! I love that the carrots are crispy and not mushy like some others I've had. One thing to know is that you have to eat the taquitos right away. I made the mistake of waiting about 30 minutes to eat them one time, and they got soggy. Definitely best when they're fresh!

Kenny C.

Disneyland will empty your wallet faster than a kid spotting a churro stand. After paying for tickets, snacks, souvenirs, and somehow spending $12 on a bottle of water, finding a place with great food, easy parking, and reasonable prices feels like discovering another ride. That's exactly how I ended up at Sabrosada in Anaheim. The last time I was here, we didn't have a car. We made the brilliant decision to walk... once. By the time we got back, my feet were filing a formal complaint with management. I'm pretty sure we only made that trip because we ran out of wine. Priorities. This time I had a car, and convenience was everything. Parking around Disneyland can feel like a competitive sport, but Sabrosada is tucked into a little strip mall where you can actually pull in, park, and eat without needing a second mortgage or a search party to find your vehicle afterward. The food? Absolutely on point. The sauces were fantastic, everything came out fresh, and every bite reminded me why I came back. While I was there, one of the guys working told me stories about growing up in the neighborhood and how much Anaheim has changed over the years. He had me laughing the whole time. Great food is one thing, but good conversation always makes a meal better. My son was perfectly happy grabbing Subway nearby on our little Disneyland adventure, while I was busy enjoying Sabrosada. Everybody wins. After a full day of walking Disneyland, your feet are screaming, you're dreaming about the hotel pool, and the last thing you want to do is fight traffic or hunt for parking. This place just makes sense. Grab your food, get back to the hotel, jump in the pool, and let your legs forgive you. Cleanliness? Five stars. Service? Five stars. Food? Five stars. Convenience? Honestly... ten stars if Yelp would let me. If you're visiting Disneyland and want a delicious meal without the Disneyland-sized prices and parking headaches, do yourself a favor and stop at Sabrosada. Your stomach and your feet will thank you.

Charles C.

Sabrosada is located within walking distance of many of the hotels near the entrance of the hotel. I walked here from my hotel one evening. It was a very nice temperature outside with great weather. But as soon as I walked in to the restaurant, I was hit with an excessive wave of heat. It was mighty warm in the restaurant! I proceeded to order, and as with many quality food places, the wait took a bit while they prepared the order. I only saw two people waiting on their orders in front of us. The hospitality was good but nothing impressive either. Which is fine. I'll take 'good' over 'bad' any day. Once I had the food, I went back to the hotel room and enjoyed the food. It was fresh, hot, and hit the spot. Because of the convenience of location and the quality of food, I would certainly recommend visiting again. I'd probably just call ahead and order next time to shorten my wait and avoid waiting in the heat.

Chris P.

This place has delicious food we all got burritos, chips and salsa with a side of guacamole. The salsas were mild and watered down but still ok and the burritos were big and filling. Prices are a bit high though.

Jimmy C.

Came here after going to Disneyland because I was hungry and this place was pretty busy inside so I figured the food was decent. I ordered a 2 taco combo plate (carne asada and chicken) and a horchata as well and everything came out to be $18. The carne asada was dry and chewy - reminded me of beef jerky except with not that much flavor. The chicken taco wasn't that much better either. The best thing on the plate was the refried beans which was above average at best. The young dude who took my order had the stereotypical Gen Z stare and attitude and was very listless and unpleasant. You can tell he absolutely hates his job. Maybe he was having a bad day but it still made my first time eating there all the worse. Aside from him, there were other negative aspects; the salsa bar sucked in terms of quality and flavor, the horchata was watered down, and the tables were quite dirty so we had to wipe it down ourselves. Needless to say, they won't see me back there. Literally the worst Mexican food I've had in a long time. What a waste of my $18. There's way better options in Anaheim/Orange to choose from.

Elaine Y.

Not sure why the low ratings but this was a solid 5 for us. I mean, a meal for 2 at less than $25 that's fresh and super filling? Yes please! We both did the mini taco plate which allows for your choice of protein at $7.95. Dude. These are street tacos but they are not mini. I went for the cabeza, carnitas, and al pastor with my favorite in exactly this order. The cabeza was equal parts crispy and tender, the carnitas was hearty and flavorful, and the pastor was smoky with just a touch of spice. Every taco is topped with raw white onion and cilantro and comes with a side of carmelized onions and peppers. You also get to select salsas from the bar and all were quite tasty. We liked the roasted tomato salsa and the tomatillo salsa best. We also added a side of chips and I really appreciated the super fresh fry on these. The box was ripping hot on arrival! Crowd ebbs and flows but the line moves quick. I do appreciate the proximity to Disneyland too and I'll definitely keep it in mind for future trips, it's a gem amongst most other options in my opinion.

Marcus L.

I've been here a few times. This is a chain that's been around for a long time. They've changed names along the way but the food quality seems to have stayed fairly consistent. The largest difference is the price. 13.75 for their carne asada burrito is pretty ridiculous. Perhaps it's because of the location (This is close to Disneyland) The good thing is that parking is free here. If you are trying to save time and just want some Mexican food, this is a fair option. SEATING The restaurant is small but there are a few tables here. It's a simple set up. SERVICE Good. Reasonable service times. PARKING Shared parking lot (free)

Annie L.

Carne Asada Fries for half order portion was pretty big, no difference to regular order. The fries were great and enjoyed the cheese, sour cream and salsa. There was plenty of asada, but a bit too chewy. The burrito was good, especially the tortilla. Tasted home made and soft, didn't give off too thick of that flour based. Service was good. Grabbed to-go but had to keep bugging him for salsa containers since the to-go plastic salsa containers are too small. The green salsa was good but avocado salsa was even better. Much smaller place to eat there so better to take it to-go. Location is a bit busier and close to Disneyland, so the streets does have one way streets as you exit the parking lot to get to the freeway.

Moncerrath N.

The service is quick and the staff is friendly. Close to Disneyland. The location is small with limited seating but they do have counter height seating in addition to the tables. I ordered the shrimp bowl and the taste was good but I would opt the beans next time. They tasted plain.The portions were large and the guacamole tasted great.

Michelle T.

Nice Mexican food spot right across from Disney. We were staying at a hotel near Disney and around 10 pm we wanted some tacos so we searched Yelp for a spot and this one came up with decent reviews. Total hole in the wall type place so that's a good fist start! No frills, just basic and small, limited seating but clean and bright. The salsa bar was clean and refilled - lots of different salsas to try and they include the heat level. Ordered at the counter, which had no line at that time. Got two tacos and a burrito. The portions are great. You can make two tacos out of one. They give full size corn tortillas and plenty of meat. The burrito had delicious frijoles, they must make them the real way with lard because they were tasty!

Ebony G.

This was my first time trying this spot, and honestly, had I known it was so close to Disney, I wouldn't have gone, certain places in that area tend to lack in their flavors, and this was no exception. I ordered a steak quesadilla with extra cheese, but it barely had any cheese and the steak was completely flavorless. The $5 fish taco was dry, thrown together, and the fish itself was inedible--1/10. The California burrito, which should've had sour cream and guac inside, was underwhelming--just greasy steak and fries. My spouse gave it a 5/10, and we usually love California burritos. The tortilla was the only good part. The guacamole is just mashed avocado no onion, no lime, no salt, no cilantro!!!!!!! 1/10 The salsa bar was the biggest letdown. Every salsa tasted watered down, even the habanero, barely any heat, just a thin, bland mess. The only thing I'd rate 10/10 was the Jamaica (hibiscus) drink. That was refreshing. Staff was friendly, which I appreciated, but overall I won't be returning. I feel like the high reviews are from people who haven't had truly flavorful Mexican food.

Viviana H.

This is a small shop with 4-5 tables for you to eat in if desired but I did takeout as I was going to event across the street. Its prices are decent for Disneyland area but the food is just very mediocre. Coming from LA where Mexican food abounds, this was absolutely not sabroso at all :( Though so many reviews said carne asada fries were great, the meat was SO SO DRY and it was hardly edible :(. Same thing with the super burritos. The size for the fries are big for the full but that's all it's got going. All super disappointing. Of course, if you're in for subpar hungry meal that comes out fast, this would suffice. The chile relleno was mehhh too. Enchiladas were OK (I got the chicken ones and at least it wasn't as bad as the carne asada steak meat). Lastly, the machaca breakfast burrito was OK too, had some flavors but felt dry dry dry again. Guacamole was fine. Horchata drink was OK (on the sweet side). Staff was nice and they took my order by phone since I was on a time crunch and food was ready by time I arrived. They have their own shared parking lot that it's fairly easy to park in for free while dining or takeout.