This place seems to be very popular. The tortillas are handmade so I was hoping that the food would be great. I ordered the gorditas and my husband ordered soft tacos. The food was good but the gorditas were a bit cold and the tortillas seemed a bit hard. read more

I've at this 2 days in a row for lunch and dinner. It is so good and very fresh. It's one of the best Mexican restaurants I've been in. I'm from La and I haven't had a place like it there. I'll be back again. I recommend this place for sure read more

The food is pretty good. I really like the carnitas. I've been here two times and both times I was happy. (If you ask for guacamole, they all say "guaaaacccamoleeeeee" really loud) it's funny. read more

Bottom line: similar to chipotle but not as expensive. Family of four and we ate for $17. Came to this place by accident. My son had a pretty basic set of nachos. They said they would only charge me bean/cheese burrito price. The kids menu didn't appear to be posted anywhere but I loved the option of nachos cause what kids doesn't like nachos? And I think quesadillas are always a rip off but usually it's all a kid will eat! So the option for nachos was big plus for me. I had three tacos and was very happy. I love cilantro and appreciate that it was wasn't mixed into raw chopped onion which I don't like. My husband got a ginormous carne asada burrito. Clearly he liked it cause he ate it all. I really liked the green salsa with chips as well. Red salsa was a bit too hot for me. Next time driving through we will definitely plan our meal around this place. Sad to hear that it's not a chain. The atmosphere was fun and lively and I loved the music that was playing. read more

Tortilla Town - Salad Near Me - Paso Robles, California

I go here often, and usually the food is pretty decent for the price. Today they had a new guy who didn't know how much to put into the bowl. When I asked him to fill it up they wanted me to pay extra. How rude. Anyway, not the best in town, but if you need quick and reasonable price, it's usually fast. read more

First thing you see this hole-in-the-wall fast food centered in shared shopping center. Located just off the freeway quick, easy and convenient. The first thing I noticed was the blasting music upon entering almost so loud it was pushing me back out. I was desperate to use the restroom.. it was even louder in there I just kept laughing because all I could think of was no one would be able to hear your business but that brings me to another interesting point. The door to the restroom is located feet and facing within the prepared food. What was ordered chicken gorditas, vegetarian burrito, Barbacoa burrito. The chicken gorditas were good but I wouldn't be driving hours to this place to get them and this seems to be the only place to find them. The vegetarian burrito I was told was okay. The other barbacoa burrito I ordered spicy salsa it proudly brought the heat but the flavor of the rice, beans and sour cream were a complete miss for me. The rice being the majority of the burrito needs to taste great and it didn't even taste good. The beans were lacking flavor and the meat had a lot of fat on it. They water everything down the guacamole over blended and the sour cream might as well be milk. To tame the heat which was the one thing I was pleased with I ordered an horchata unfortunately it's a mix not homemade. Guess it keeps costs down. But horchata isn't hard or expensive to make. And when I ordered a refill (80¢ in case you were wondering) they slid the cup by the side of the horchata dispenser which has not been wiped down and has dust flying out from where the fan and motor are to keep it cool. That's gross!!! While one person liked their food. I did not like my food and won't be returning. read more

Stumbled upon this place passing thru Paso. Everything tasted great and the tacos Al pastor were yummy. A little pricey for tacos but all in all it wasnt bad. read more

Tortilla Town - Salad Near Me - Paso Robles, California

First time trying this place and my husband and I were pretty impressed. Delicious salsas, flavorful meat (I preferred the carnitas and al pastor over the barbacoa), and yummy toppings! I got the 3 gorditas with 3 meats as others suggested and my husband got a carne asada burrito. "This may beat Chipotle", his words not mine. I believe there's an authenticity to this restaurant and their food. Yes, it has Chipotle style serving but so does many other restaurants nowadays from pizza to sushi. Give it a try! read more

Well another customer that's not going back. Plus after reading the reviews I'm not the only one that feels that they charge extra for everything even when you aren't adding some of items it comes with already. Best of luck to this location. SAVE YOUR MONEY GO ELSEWHERE!!!!!!!! read more

On my way home to Monterey from SoCal I stopped here for lunch after reading the the yelp reviews about the homemade tortillas. I ordered three soft tacos: chicken asada, carne asada, and al pastor. The girls and entire staff were all smiling and happy. I love eating at a place with a happy positive vibe. As the girl made my tacos I choose toppings from the salsa bar behind the counter. It is not a self service salsa bar, but you still get to choose your own toppings, They had salsa verde, pico de gallo, and chipotle style salsa, along with lettuce and creme fresh, aka, sour cream. When I ordered a side of chips and guacamole they all yelled: "Guac...A... Mole!!" loudly with enthusiasm. I thought that was funny and cute. As I sat down to eat, each time another customer ordered guacamole, they did it again! Anyway, I pass through Paso Robles when I travel down south, so I will be back here again. Next time for a burrito. read more

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Talk about a burrito. Had tortilla town everyday for about a month and I think it made me a better person overall. Don't pass up this place. Get hip to it. Quick! Best burritos, nachos and more. GUACAMOLLLLLLLEEEE! A+ all day read more

Tacos so good it makes you want to slap your mama!!! The food was really flavorful. Flamed grilled chicken was amazing and the salsas were on point. Not overly spicy but very flavorful!!! read more

I don't know why this place as such great reviews. This a mediocre Mexican restaurant. Maybe Paso Robles doesn't have any Mexican food restaurants? I don't know. But I would not go to this place if I was driving through. The place needs to be renovated, and the food is very bland. When you have roasted garlic rice, you expect to taste garlic. read more

Hands down, my fav Mexican stop in Paso. I go there almost weekly for my Mex fix! They make their own tortillas and even sell crispy tacos, which are one of my favs that no one else seems to make any more. They have a great variety of meats, and I love their Al Pastor. Everything is fresh and quick. They always greet you when you walk in and are friendly and efficient. If you're a fan of spice, their red sauce is the bomb, but beware gringo's - it's not for the weak of heart! I get it in a drizzle or on the side and it's perfect for me. And if you're going low carb, you can get the stuff in a bowl and even stay on your diet! read more

Food was mediocre and not so tasty. Guacamole was runny. I gave it 3 stars given the limited food options or else it's 1-2 stars. Seating was hard to find as I came on a weekend where a fair was taking place. Staff is friendly and parking is sparse. The place is clean. read more

The ingredients are always fresh. Great rice! Yes this is important. Oh, the tortillas are great too haha. Gotta try the burritos here. You will come back. Great Burritos! Great Service! read more

Tortilla Town's food is amazing I want to give them more stars. I can't give them more stars because their customer service is a little bit lacking. Not that they don't give me what I want, however it is so rushed when you go in there you have no idea until you get out of there if you've gotten exactly what you ordered. The woman who is serving me is basically rolling her eyes no actually literally rolling her eyes when I'm asking questions. You need to get in line and know exactly what you want and be able to intelligently explain to her what you want in as few words as possible to avoid irritating them. When you start asking questions like, "do you use any type of meat in your beans? If so which one's? Or ask if they use chicken stock in their rice you can see the hate welling up behind their eyes and how much they really want to scoop out a full ladel of salsa and dump it on your head, because you've complicated their day. The 10 people behind you want to take you out and throw you underneath the closest tour bus. Having said that if you can make it all the way through the line alive you will end up with an amazing meal at a great price. Peace J read more

horrible customer service and overpriced for one bowl it was 21.99 and the spoons get no product so you have to keep ask for more and it's "extra" workers also don't speak english at all how is that helpful read more

Omg ! I This little place. Sooo good! I loved their Barbacoa Gorditas, the meat is so tender and flavorful, taste soo authentic like my mamas Barbacoa. Gorditas made fresh, you can taste the fresh masa. Aguas frescas so good too, Jamaica (Hibiscus), Horchata and Tamarindo! I got the Jamaica. Been here twice already within a week read more

I paid extra for Tortilla chips and they came in a big bag so I put my quesadilla in there to move to a different table and keep in mind that my quesadilla was three quarters finished and so when I got up the bottom of the bag broke and all of my food fell out. It wasn't wet or anything. My chips spilled everywhere and it sucked cause I was really hungry. Have fun cleaning that up. This restaurant is so cheap the bags fall apart from nothing. I hope this restaurant runs out of business. I actually do. Never ever eat here unless you absolutely have to. read more

Really big portions. Salsa is so good. They are busy. Texmex feel and taste. Location is good there's a Starbucks next door.

Got the al pastor gorditas.they are hella good.homemade corn shells make it perfect.good spot to eat at when I'm Paso Robles.not badly priced.good spot to take the fam for a bite to eat. read more

Tortilla Town - Al pastor homemade gorditas!!!! - Salad Near Me - Paso Robles, California

My food literally was thrown in a box. Calling this mess "nachos". LMFAO... waste of money! I also got a pastor burrito & it had no flavor. Will not be back. read more

Tortilla Town - what they call "nachos" - Salad Near Me - Paso Robles, California

One of the best Mexican restaurant in town. Love their tacos. Must try and we will back for more soon. read more

Simple little Mexican counter. Very similar to Chipotle or Qdoba. Food prepared in front of you to order. Prices on the high side for a counter. Plan on paying $11 to $15 including tax and small tip for lunch. Clean tables, friendly, and helpful service, this is not a bad place when at Paso Robles and the intersection of the 101 and 46 in Central California. For some odd reason they have clothes lines running throughout the place with childrens' clothing pinned up. I can only imagine this ketchy decoration is to add some kind of home cooked flavor to the place, but unfortunately the interpretation just does not work for me and it comes across rather trashy and silly. Also, the cloths are now very dusty and dirty from being there for some time and it looks very stale to me. Hey to each his own, but seems like a poor choice for a decoration at a Mexican lunch spot competing with 6 other lunch choices within walking distance. Overall though may be back for another try. Food was pretty tasty and seeing the grilled chicken cooking fresh in the back was a nice choice akin to El Pollo Loco. Thank you Tortilla Town. read more

This is another great stop if you are traveling So Cal to Nor Cal or vice versa. In the world of car travel, your choices are usually pretty limited to chains upon chains. When I'm one the road and find a restaurant that is not of the McDonalds/BurgerKing/Taco Bell variety, I get excited. I get even more excited when the food is amazingly good. Tortilla Town specializes in Tacos. Your choices of meat are Carnitas, Barbacoa, Pastor, Carne Asada, Chicken or you can get grilled veggies. The Pastor is in my top 10 list of best Pastor ever. They make their own tortillas that are delicious. Here is the best part, you can go gringo or authentic with your tacos. The person working the counter will put together your tacos like a sandwich artist at Subway. You can have soft tacos or hard shelled tacos. You can have cilantro, onion, lime and salsa or you can have lettuce, pico de gallo, cheese, sour cream and guacamole or just mix it up. The price comes to about 8-9 bucks for three hefty tacos. On my last visit, I noticed three tiny girls being served burritos the size of my thigh. Maybe I will try that next time. If you find yourself in Paso Robles next to the 101, here is your oasis away from the fast food chain garbage. read more

Been several years since I passed through Paso Robles and stopped at Tortilla Town. Got the 3 hard Tacos with Carna Asada selection. The server just tossed all the components on top hoping to get them in the shell -- added the cheese, lettuce, sour cream, etc., as sparse as possible. I thought I would add guacamole and chips .. they grab a plastic cup and toss this avocado sauce into it. That is not guacamole, and asked for $4.49 for it. And the Asada was burnt and $1.25 additional. This whole experience was very disappointing .. so much so I will never return and let others know about about this. And add to this that 2 taco dinners and one drink cost $27.00. read more

This place CONFUSING as hell! You walk in, it smells great. The layout is similar to a Chipotle. There's al pastor meat just beaming with goodness back there on a spit, I could NOT wait to sink my teeth into this food!! We both opted for a large burrito called El Jeffe and a couple side tacos to taste the other meat selections. As soon as I asked for extra beans, and for my beans to be drained more.. the chick serving me screams GUACAMOLEEEEE!! Huh? Ohhh kay.. We sat down to start on our food and take the left overs back to our room. The red hot sauce was almost too hot to enjoy the meal. I can usually handle the hottest of sauces, but woo wee, this was pure fire! Strangely, that al pastor had no flavor..I couldn't tell if it was carne asada or pork..it just tasted like meat texture but, no flavor. Hmm. SO weird! I went back to the counter for foil and a bag to take the rest to go.. as she turns to get the foil, she screams GUACAMOLEEEE!! I had to ask "why are you guys screaming that?' - she said it was just something they do. Ah ha.. well last time I asked for my beans to be drained and I got a Guacamoleee chant.. and this time I'm asking for you to get me foil and a bag and again, guacamoleee? I broke your code Tortilla Town,. it's when you feel like someone is asking more of you than you want to do! Got it! ;) Back at the room and beaten down by the disappointing El Jefe burritos, we try the tacos and chips and salsa.. OK the chips were amazing but..everything else..welcome to bland city in disguise! It really does seem like their food would be bursting with flavor, but considering I needed SO much hot sauce to even eat what I did eat, it ended up fucking my stomach up for the next day because that sauce is the devil. I don't think I'll be back.. no no, I'm sure of it!! Stick that in your GUACAMOLEEEE!! read more

I make the drive from Santa Cruz to Lancaster 3-4 times a year to see my wife's family, and this time we made a pact to not stop at a convenient-but-gross fast food restaurant and to instead find a place we would enjoy in Paso Robles. Located right off the Hwy 46/ Hwy 101 junction, Tortilla Town has now become one of the top things I will look forward to during the 5-6 hour drive, along with books on tape (my wife), taking naps (the passenger, at least), and listening to SF Giants games (me). Plus we were in and out in 6 minutes, which is almost as good as fast food time! It's a small little place with 5-6 booths and that's it, but the flavors are not small at all. The tortillas and gorditas are homemade, and what caught my eye when we entered was a huge European style doner (vertical rotisserie) that slow cooked their al pastor style pork. Yes please! I ordered the $7 El Jefe (The Boss) burrito with rice, black beans, pico de gallo, cheese, sour cream, and lettuce. It's a big burrito, so my wife and I shared it, and it was plenty, though, not to brag, but I COULD have eaten the whole thing! The meat really stood out - a little crispy, but tender and full of flavor. Just how I like my meat! That is what put this burrito over the top. I've always liked the IDEA of Chipotle, but I've never been impressed with the product like I was at Tortilla Town. Their horchata gets an A+ too! Small menu, but clean and quick and the food doesn't suffer because of it. Anyone up for a drive to LA via Paso Robles? read more

By far the dirtiest most disgusting Mexican restaurant I have been to in a long time. My wife and I ordered carnitas burritos which was a big mistake. It tasted like 3 week old slop. I wouldn't recommend anyone coming to this place. STAY AWAY!!! read more

Stay away at all costs!!! Filthiest restaurant I have ever seen. This bad Chipotle knockoff is so small, I hope you like sitting right next to the toilet. For those who think that Chipotle copied this place I'm sorry, this has only been open for about 2-3 years. Maybe it's just me but I like a clean restaurant and clean food. It's not out of the ordinary for the employees to be going back and forth from the cash register ringing people up, taking your money, then going back you making food without either washing their hands or even changing their gloves, disgusting! I've also seen the employees eating in between helping customers behind the counter, it's all just so unprofessional and unsanitary. I looked on the county health department website to see if any of this has ever been reported and found that they have been warned several times about major violations related to cleanliness and sewage problems. Some may look past things like this but I am unable to and have seen enough on my visits to never go back, there are plenty of other options where I don't have to risk my health to have lunch. read more

Oh grapevine closure, how you made me take the 10 hour drive on the 101. I don't really like driving on the 101 from LA to SF but if there is one upside it is a stop at Tortilla Town! I was thirsty, hungry, had to pee and over all very grumpy. I held out on eating dinner until I reached Paso Robles based on principle, got off on some exit and looked for fast food... McDonalds, Starbucks, Carls Jr. blah. Oh what's this? Tortilla Town... looks good. 3 gorditas with barbacoa and horchata later and I am a happy man. There's nothing like tender barbacoa between pillows of delicious masa. After three of those I was ready to hit the road and make it back to SF. read more

The food is fine, but they aren't sticking to Covid rules. Sure they have a sign on the window telling people they have to wear a mask, but you walk in and see two girls... no mask in site. The workers served them and didn't say one word about masks. I guess money is more important to them then safety. If they're that relaxed with health safety, I can only imagine home important cleanliness and food prep are. read more

The subway of Burritos and Tacos. That appears to be the model of their service and production. All the parts for Mexican food creations are there, at least for tacos, gorditas and burritos. The service is very nice and the choices are many. Watch the add-on costs for cheese, guacamole, and sour cream, lest you will have an over 10 dollar burrito!! Nice Staff, cute decor, small location and tight quarters. A fancy fast food place for sure. read more

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I've never written a review before but after stopping by this place on a road trip by chance despite the stars I stopped in and I'm SO glad I did. I'm posting this review in hopes of raising their overall rating because this place deserves it. Service is quick & the ingredients from the tortillas to the condiments are great. If you're looking for a deliciously stacked burrito or some quick gorditas or tacos this is the place to go. I really wish I had one of these near me back home, but at the very least I'll definitely be stopping in next time I'm on the road. read more

I was hopeful that this would be my new stop for road trips up and down the 101, however after eating the chicken burrito I doubt that I'll go back. The meat was burnt and dry. Tasted like I ordered a charcoal burrito. I was starving, but wouldn't finish it. The hand made tortilla is a nice concept, but I didn't find that it made that much of a difference in taste. A burrito and their smallest fountain drink = $10.25 I felt like I got ripped off. Maybe just an exception, since all other reviews seem to like it. read more

Says they deliver. I placed 2 online orders after waiting 20 minutes for each I get contacted they are unable to deliver. So i gave one star because I never was able to try the food. Its 2019 hopefully they are able to get there stuff together read more

Holy guacamole Tortilla Man, this place is tasty. Homemade tortillas really do taste better. Beans in the bean and cheese burrito had good flavor and were seasoned properly. Pastor is awesome being cut straight from the rotating spit sitting on the grill. Carne asada has a good char to it and is not a cheap cut of meat. For the portion size and the quality of the ingredients I feel the prices are reasonable. read more

Guacamole! Yeah, they do yell that. We were driving from Oakland, back to LA, and Paso Robles seemed to be the right place at the right time for lunch. Pulled off the 101 at the junction for the CA-46, and pulled into the nearest strip mall. Looked at the choices for food, and decided to check out Tortilla Town. What a find! Funny, funky decor. Just 4 booths. Latin music, and an energetic, friendly crew behind the counter. Simple menu: 3 tacos (hard or soft), burritos, 3 gorditas, and salads. An array of meat choices, and fixings to order. The El Pastor pork on a vertical spit looked the best, but I don't eat pork. My wife had a salad with the pollo asado chicken. Good salad, tender, juicy chicken with nice flavor. I had the 3 gorditas for about $8, with pollo asado, lettuce, pico de gallo, cilantro. They really stuffed those little gorditas so that the meat kept falling out when you took a bite. Delicious chicken, and the gordita shells had a sweet, corn flavor. Really good, quick, delicious, and fun. Do it! read more

Took a half hour to get to the front of the line then they half filled my burrito bowl. Asked for more rice and was charged 75 cents for what should have been done anyways. Won't be back any time soon. I can get a comparable bowl across town without the extra charge or wait at chipotle. read more

Tortilla Town - Burrito bowl - Salad Near Me - Paso Robles, California