When I was introduced to this place I thought it was going to taste like the El Torito chain…read morerestaurant due to the name. Boy was I wrong, different animal people. Their logos are different! I ordered the surf and turf and let me tell you, it was succulent and juicy. The green creamy sauce adds to it and is not necessary, that's what a good burrito is all about! Nice big shrimp and smoked beef essence is what you want in a burrito, along with being filled up! Overall the food is great and you get quite a lot for what you pay. I think it's a hidden gem and maybe folks will check it out when they go out past San Bernardino. EL TORITO!

I always order from the app and it is always ready on time. Service is great and the shrimp and…read moreasada burrito is amazing with their green sauce. One of my favorite places and it's in a big meat market. It's a chill place to get your meats and food.

What a wonderful surprise! Mariscos El Velero de Ensenada is truly a hidden gem. It may be a small…read morerestaurant, but don't let its size fool you--the food is outstanding, and the service is excellent. Yesterday I had one of their seafood salads, and it was absolutely delicious. Everything tasted fresh, the flavors were perfectly balanced, and you could tell it was made with care. The staff was also very friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience even better. If you're looking for authentic, fresh, and delicious seafood, this is definitely a place worth visiting. I'll definitely be coming back to try more from their menu!

This is one of those places that really needs your Yelp help. It is located in an eclectic…read moreneighborhood, a very rural area called Mira Loma, but on a well-known, main thoroughfare. Google Maps turns you into a dusty asphalt driveway where, in the front is one stucco building that might have been someone's house at one time, and in the back is one very worn, almost sleazy, one-story building where three tiny Mom & Pop businesses compete for space. There is nothing fancy to see here, with the exception of the tiny, covered patio at the entry and a claustrophobic ordering counter on the other side of a sliding glass door. The patio walls are lined with bamboo, a couple taxidermied blue marlin, and some seaside-themed, tropical decor. There are maybe 4 tables and a cluster of chairs. I imagine, in the heat of the summer, it gets pretty hot and uncomfortable in here. And yet, reading the food reviews will make your heart go pitter-patter. Their specialty is mariscos with a Baja spin. Ceviche, shrimp cocktails, fish soup, fish tacos and burritos, to name a few. They also have swordfish and salmon on their menu. We came for the fish tacos and were we in store for a surprise! The chunk of fried fish in each taco was as big as a huge chicken tender. Our tacos were filled with moist, great tasting white fish (not tilapia)! The tortillas, hence, had to be the larger size, not street taco sized. The batter was crispy and exceptional, with a light, herbal flavor. The finishing touch was a pile of toppings, including shredded cabbage, pico de gallo, finely chopped cucumber, and an insanely delicious white crema-mayo sauce. I think the unexpected cucumber added a unique, refreshing element to an already excellent taco. The only downfall was that the corn tortilla fell apart before I could get it into my mouth. Heh, I can live with that...just give me a fork. If you thought the price of 1 taco ($4.50) was too expensive, you are wrong. One taco here is the equivalent of two tacos elsewhere. That's a great deal! This is not fast food. The fish is cooked to order. Plan on a wait. Although this is essentially a covered, outdoor dining enclosure with a dutch door style gate, please note. Pets are not allowed. There is no pet-friendly section, nor shady areas to park in their bleak parking lot. The irony of this was the number of off-leash dogs we saw wandering around the parking lot. We saw three small to medium sized dogs, and no owner. We ended up bringing our food and personna-non-grata pup home. They did a nice job with the fish tacos, and one of their customers assured me the fried and/or grilled shrimp tacos and mojo de ajo shrimp were excellent. This means only one thing...we shall return, but without the chihuahua fur baby.

Such a great birria spot! Walking in smelled amazing, and you can see them making fresh masa for…read morethe tortillas. The birria was delicious, and the salsa actually had a good spicy kick. The service was great, the ambiance was calm, and it wasn't packed when I visited. Don't skip the pineapple mango agua fresca, it was so delicious! I'll definitely be coming back.

I tried the new El Chivito Birria location in Jurupa Valley. It was okay, but unfortunately the…read moreflavor wasn't as good as what I've had at the Corona location. I also found it very overpriced. A plate of birria with consommé and one horchata came out to around $30. The restaurant is small, which is fine, but the service was very slow and we waited much longer than expected. For the price, flavor, and wait time, I can only give this location 3 stars. Hopefully they improve as they settle into the new location.

I've only been here once and me and my sister really liked this place. It's really hole in the wall…read moreand kind of out of the way but if you're looking for some really good food, try this place out. This place is really tiny inside, but they do have some seating outside and it does get really busy so you might either have to wait or take it to go. But I will say this place is so good.

A truly authentic Mexico City food experience. Super cool…read moreservice very attentive. Family owned and operated. Good food, good people.

Excelente servicio! Muy buen comida orden de tacos definitivamente voy a regresa rápido servicioread more

When you go to a place to eat whether it's a truck or an establishment you should not be charged…read moreextra charges for using your "Apple Pay" especially when they don't tell you up front they're going to charge you extra. But Apple Charges are not applicable as in a debit or credit card. The receipt states one charge and my charge is another. Deceiving a customer is not ok. The burritos were not so great. Will not be returning here.

My fiancé came here today to grab some carne asada and pollo and let me tell you...SO GOOD! the…read moreflavor is so savory and carne is tender and juicy! He met the owners and said they are so kind and willing to keep their food fresh for all their customers. Can't wait to go back for their chorizo burrito and cafe!

The menudo was delicious they also have a meat counter!!…read moreEverything was great and will definitely coming back!!

The menudo on a Sunday is not fresh. The Enchiladas aren't made with the correct sauce. The rice…read morehas a sour taste to it . Lastly, the asada burrito was really greasy and meat was dry.

Delicious meals, had on the cheap, fill the interstitial spaces within Jurupa Valley. Include El…read morePochito in that. Part mercado, part lonchero, it's a new arrival to the scene. The name is cheeky: a Mexican who spent enough time in America to have lost his Mexicanness. With such a name, you might expect to find hard shell tacos with shredded iceberg, grated cheddar and ground beef. Not the case. According to the Natalie Portmanesque cajera, El Pochito employs two cooks, both ladies of a certain age, one Michoacana, the other Jalisciense. Having dabbled in both their birria and their carnitas, I must award the crown to the madre from Michoacan. The birria is passing fine, but won't stand up to that at El Chivito around the corner. Order the carnitas mixed. All the parts of pork - shoulder, skin, and stomach - cooked slowish in lard, piled on your tortillas. Failure to consume the cuerito and buche will render you a big pochito. The senoras here wield a heavy spoon. You will get your money's worth. Some reviews have stated otherwise. My guess is they didn't know how to order, didn't know how to behave, or both. Likely both.

The tacos are always so good! I totally forgot to take a picture, but trust me, the asada is a…read more10/10. My boyfriend always gets either the burrito or the asada fries, and they've always been so delicious. There's always a crowd, sometimes even a line out the door, but they're super fast and the staff is always so friendly. We especially love the lady who makes the tacos! she's the sweetest! Definitely one of our favorite spots for tacos!

Food is still great. However, getting WAY too expensive…read more They got their reputation for $1.50+ tacos. Now it's $4 + add-ons. Plus, when ordering 3-4 tacos, they fall apart More like a messy taco salad by time I drive 5 minutes home. Rather go back to Miguel's.

First off the service was great, friendly staff and the food was delicious, I would recommend the…read morebirria torta. The tacos as well and would say they're worth the price.

Not gonna lie, this California burrito was literally the best one I've ever had in my life…read more I wasn't expecting the burrito to come how it did. Fresh carne asada from Valdivia next door (they're the same business), the pico was grilled, the fries were super fresh and crispy, and the cheese...THE CHEESE. That was also grilled to give it that crispy edge. All folded into a tortilla. What more could you possibly want in a burrito? (Besides guacamole, which I did think was in the burrito) but that's alright...I'll add it next time. Don't go anywhere else for a solid California burrito. I'm positive that all of their food is as good as the burrito I had because of the meat market. *im sorry, I didnt take pictures because I took one bite and instantly forgot to take them. I got lost in the flavors. Lol**