El Forastero Mexican Food

Wow! What a great first visit, especially for a late night drive through. To be honest, was a bit skeptical because of the mixed reviews but what we ordered was great. Combination of carne asada street tacos and quesabirria - all fantastic. For a late night, everything tasted fresh. The meat was tasty, mild green salsa was flavorful and the spicy red salsa had just the right amount of spice. Prices were reasonable too! Great first impression and is probably one of the better options in the area. Definitely one of our go to spots now! Update: went again during dinner time and arrived to a packed restaurant inside and drive through line. The drive through line does not move fast, but is still faster/convenient than parking to go in for an order (at least it was for us). Just sharing, know to possibly expect to wait longer than fast food drive through lines. Worth the made to order fresh food! Still recommend!

Delicious food. I’ve tried the carnitas street tacos and the carne asada. $2.99 each. 10/10 for the quality and price. I am so happy this place opened by my work! The staff is very friendly and good service.

Tastee Ground Beef Tacos. Really Good Salsa Bar. Hot or Mild. Green and Red. Pico De Gallo. Fresh Hot Chips and Salsa Bar. Lots of Choices. Open 24 Hours. Great Selection of Food. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. Drive Thru. Tastee Burritos, Great Carne Asada Plate. Quesadillas, Quesabirras, Great Churro Delight for Dessert. Peaceful Dining Room.Easy to Park and Dine Inside. Kind Helpful Staff. Nice and Clean Inside. Customer Service with a Smile. Great Mexican Food.

Wow, what a disappointment - even Taco Bell Cantina is better. Portions were small, meat was gross, the food was cold (look at photos - cheese wasn’t even melted in the burrito), and the service was terrible - it was definitely not worth the $. While it is open 24 hours, which is unique for this area - I’d rather have a Reds burrito from my freezer, which tastes better. Id be really surprised if this place is still in business six month from now. We certainly won’t be back. Do yourself a favor and drive 5 min down the road to Diablo Taqueria- it’s not only significantly better, it’s also 40% less expensive.

Was very excited to try this place, the wait at the drive through was very long & I was the only car in the line for some time till a car pulled up behind me. They asked me my order after a few minutes because of how long it took I think they forgot then when I said they still needed to give me my drink they tried to charge me for it when I already paid. I had to clarify I paid then they looked it up and made me wait even longer while checking. I do believe at this point after I have spent 15 minutes waiting for my order you can afford to just give me my drink on good faith. Anyways food was overall pretty good, I got rolled tacos & 2 fish tacos for my son. I do like the way they dressed the fish tacos and my son said they were pretty good. Will come back and try other food again…Hopefully a better experience the 2nd time around. Hate to give a bad review to a new business but they definitely got to work on customer service and wait time. Sauces given to me also broke inside bag, luckily they bagged them.

The inside of this place is actually really nice. They have a fireplace and TVs so it was a solid spot to watch a game. I ordered a Super Burrito online and it was filling, but I didn't enjoy the cheese and I honestly don't recall there being any sour cream in it. They do have free chips and salsa though. I'd probably skip the burrito and stick to the Carne Asada fries for a late night run instead.

My first time eating El Forastero, my thoughts are the food Is ok, needs a few improvements. I ordered two carne asada tacos and one chicken tamale. I thought the tacos were alright just needs more seasoning to the meat, add sauce to it with a jalapeno on the side would really help. The Tamale taste fine, a little dry and greasy though. I waited about 17 minutes for my order on a busy sunday. Inside the restuarant Is a little dirty at the salsa bar and some tables not wiped clean. A few things to Improve on but I will still be back to try more food.

1. Chimichanga is supposed to be fried, here it was not 2. Salsas were bland 3. Guac was not made of fresh avocados but opened canned guac, had to throw the whole thing 4. Chips were ok!

awesome service great food 10/10, employees were very nice and served us after the bar at 2:30am after the bar without a car. absolutely hit the spot. Shout out Martin and Francisco for helping us out. Great guys

Ever since leaving San Diego, we've been looking for a great go to mexican joint. In the last month we tried Taqueria Azteca in Dublin (Dang good Birria Pho), El Califas (great burrito) and now El Forastero. Personally, of the three I think I prefer El Forastero the most. here's why. Food: The food is good. We got a few things and almost all were great. Carne Asada Fries: Almost as good as I remember in SoCal. The fries were a good size (not quite as thing as ideal but still really good), the toppings of it all were generous, and the size, overall, was pretty good. My kids split one and almost finished it. Definitely enough for 2 people who eat a medium amount of food. California Burrito: It was okay. The first few bites were 40% tortilla, 20% cheese and 40% meat/fries. The flavors were great but the fact that it was small and didn't have a ton of stuff inside wasn't so great. As I got to the bottom, the ratios changed since it seems the tortilla bunched up on the side I started on, but I wouldn't get it again unless I was really craving a California burrito. Rolled Tacos: Standard rolled tacos. Honestly nothing stand out. They were crispy and generous with the cheese/sour cream on it. Street Tacos: Probably the second favorite of the night. We got a few tacos and they were filled with a ton of meat. GREAT value for the cost. We did wish they had more onion/cilantro, but in the end, we'd rather more meat than onion/cilantro. Fish Taco: The thing to avoid. It wasn't bad by any means, but it was not what we expected comparing it to SoCal fish tacos. When we go to places like Taco Ensenada in LA, the fish fry is a light batter with a flakey fish inside. Sometimes it's a little oily but still overall light. This was a more dense fish and the white sauce was a different flavor. I can't ding them for not having the same flavor profile but it was just a little heavier than I hoped for on a fish taco. Chips/Salsa Bar: Free chips and salsa! And they're all really good! What more do you need? El Califa didn't have this which was a demerit for them in the comparison game. The only issue we ran into here was that most of the sauces/salsas were low or out. They were so busy i'm guessing they just didn't know. Service: We went on a Thursday night. NOT taco tuesday, but a thursday night... they were pretty busy. Maybe 30 people in there and the parking lot was full. The staff was ALL extremely nice and helpful. Location: It'st he closest. Not by much but it's the closest place to us. I could walk there (I wouldn't) but I could. So that's a plus. Overall, comparing the food to Azteca and El Califa, They're all great (minus the fish taco here). Service wise, also everyone's great. So why does this place edge out the others? Convenience and the chips. This is the same distance as El Califa from home but has chips. Azteca is definitely a drive. Oh did I also forget to mention they are open 24/7 for drive through? That puts the cherry on top.

Rating: 3.25 stars Tried El Forastero 2 more times, both times after work, around 6:30 pm. Food is good for fast food but there were several missteps. Ordered another burrito. This time instead of lengua, a chicken fajita burrito. Cashier was a very nice lady with a mom vibe but must have been new. Rang up a chicken casa burrito instead. This casa burrito wasn't grilled like the super burrito was on my previous visit. Also no grilled fajita veggies included. Better than the lengua but still needed salsa for flavor and heat. Ate inside and discovered the self-serve bar had pickled veggies and a wider selection of salsas than just red and green. The nacho chips were acceptably crispy. Only downside, the dinner rush had decimated the bar and it needed refilling and clean-up. Pretty sure the pico de gallo was made in-house. How? The mix was seasoned generously with salt. Too much, imo. Third visit, finally got my fajita burrito. Added whole pinto beans for an additional charge of $1.25. Again like the 2 previous burritos, very mild and needed the salsas for heat and flavor. Noticed the salsa bar again needed refills and a wipedown. The pico was again too salty for me. Won't give up on El Forastero yet. Will wait until the crowds die down and kinks worked out. May come back in a month to try again.

Review is for drive-through lunch. El Forastero replaces the Wendy's on SRVB and is a 24/7 Mexican fast food / fast-casual place. There are like over a dozen stores, mostly in the Sacramento and Stockton areas. San Ramon apparently has have a niche customer base for late night eats, despite being a pretty sleepy town. Just check out the drive-through line at In and Out on a weekday after dark. The menu is huge and has fish, shrimp, chicken, pork, and birria in various permutations. Yes there's Quesabirria but also birria ramen! I opted for the Carnitas Plate ($20 or so) and a Chicken Quesadilla ($10 ish). Both were prepared quickly via drive-thru. Loved the carnitas plate - shredded, flavorful pork that's not super salty like some places. Our 5yo seemed to like it too, so huge props. Good creamy and smooth refried beams, and the free tortillas were served piping hot. The Chicken Quesadilla we found a bit on the salty side, and there's a small peppery kick added. Definitely plan to come back to try their other offerings. Heck, you can even fond breakfast items here.

First let's get this out of the way. This is not an "authentic" Mexican place. Come on this used to be a Wendy's. What is the expectation here? I came here with my 9 year old daughter. We dined in. The menu is so big, I was immediately overwhelmed. When a menu is that big, some if not most items are gonna be meh but there's always a few they're going to do well. I must have stared at the menu for about five minutes. We eventually got two quesabirria tacos, carne asada fries, and nachos with cheese and jalapeños from the value menu. The birria tacos with the consommé were SO GOOD we both inhaled it. We dipped our tacos, then took a bite and then a little sip of the consommé and it was perfection. There was some nice cheese pull with onions to perfectly cut the grease. I just wish they'd give more consommé. The carne asada fries were good, the picture doesn't show it but there was guacamole inside also, which was a nice surprise. The carne asada was also cooked very well. The nachos from the value menu, wouldn't recommend since after I ordered, I noticed there's free tortilla chips and a salsa bar with jalapeños on the side. We also got a strawberry horchata which I have never seen anywhere but I so highly recommend it. It is very sweet so my daughter and I shared a medium and that was the perfect amount for us. There were TVs inside with football playoffs on. The bathrooms were clean and the restaurant is clean. The only thing annoying about dining in is the beeper that lets you know your food is ready will just keep beeping and beeping while the person goes up to get their food. The service is good. The person taking my order patiently waited while we were deciding. The food came out in about five minutes. I will definitely be coming back to try some more stuff and getting the birria tacos again. I recommend trying this place out and getting the birria tacos.

I read that this opened in the former Wendy's location so we decided to check it out. This chain is based in the Sacramento area. Did I mention that it's open 24 hours? To sum it up, it's more like a late night drunchie spot that has a drive thru! There was a line in the drive thru but we decided to eat in and there was a decent crowd in the inside. The menu board is overwhelming because there is a lot on the menu! We kept it simple and tried the quesabirria dippers and the rolled taquitos. Both were average. The salsa was pretty good and the green one has a bit of a kick. Service was good and the food was ready in a decent amount of time. We will probably go back after a late night out.

Got the jalapeño and cheese tamale, ketobirria and regular birria. It was all so good! The complimentary chips and salsas are delicious. We really enjoyed the food. The tamale had a great roasted pepper flavor. The restaurant is clean and bright. The staff are pleasant and helpful. I'll be back! In restaurant seating 7 am to 10 pm. Drive through is 24/7.

I walked in today hoping for some really good authentic mexican food. Im under the weather so I was looking for some good mexican caldos (soup). Come to find out they dont serve any caldos or soups. They serve pozole/menu on weekends only. HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT. So then, I figured I would get desayuno (breakfast) instead. In most authentic Latino restaurants they have nopales or chilaquiles. So I asked if they serve those items. They said no. HUGE FAIL FOR ME. They didnt make any of the 4 items I was hoping to have. So no breakfast and no soups. I was left with no choice but to leave. I was hoping for a little more authenticity in terms of their menu. I was sorely disappointed. It looks like I have to continue to frequent Los Pericos in Dublin to get my caldos/desayuno fix. Side note: this place serves a lot of interchangeable stuff that can be stuffed in a burrito, taco, torta, nachos, etc. They also have birria ramen. I dont care for ramen, so it wasnt for me. Maybe in the future they'll add more authentic items to their menu.

New Mexican restaurant with drive thru that is 24 hours. Got the regular burrito with carne asada that comes with guacamole and pico. There's a version with rice too but opted for lower carb. The burrito itself is primarily onion and subtle guac flavor. The spicy sauce they give you is one red and one green and the red was actually decently spicy! The meat wasn't tender but to be expected for a fast food concept and the meat was also very salty. I mostly just remember the salt! Good but you'll need a tank of water to quench your thirst!

Saw a post on Facebook and decided to give it a try. This 24/7 Mexican spot is appealing for its wide variety of food, drive-thru option, hours, and location. Ordered a chile verde plate and a 2-item combo online for pickup, and there was a fair amount of food for the price. I must not have been the only person who saw this place online recently, because it was packed tonight and I had to wait a while for my food. It's pretty good! It has free chips and salsas, yum! Despite tonight's long wait at dinner rush, my husband and I would definitely come back

Ok so this is a review of the drive thru experience. First off, super fast! Got three tacos and a drink in like 6 minutes or so. I was able to see inside when I drove into the drive thru and it does look really nice inside. I had two street tacos and a quesabirria taco as well as a horchata. The adobada street taco was very tasty. The lengua taco was a bit dry, but hey, they just opened and it was still really good, just not as good as the adobada. Major props for having enough cilantro and onions on the tacos. Well done there! The red and green salsas added a nice kick. The red one was a bit spicier, so just something to consider if you're not into spicy food. The horchata was great. I've had bad horchata before and this one was definitely not bad at all! Now. The reason this gets 5 stars? The quesabirria taco was amazing. The sauce was piping hot and the the taco? Perfect. It made me actually sad I had not ordered three of them! I will definitely be coming back and having a few of these!

We enjoyed it! I had shrimp tacos with rice and beans and my hubby had the Birria tacos. Both were really good! Nothing fancy...it's more of a taqueria to me than a restaurant. In other words, it's not fancy...plastic forks, etc but it was good. We will be back.

Service drive through. Nice drive through to have for a fast Mexican food restaurant. Service is friendly and efficient. Food time no wait 8 minutes. Carne Asada plate delicious. Comes with flour or corn tortillas. Big for 2 people. Birria Romen something new to try. Comes with romen in traditional birria broth with cheese tortillas on side. Grill shrimp tacos delicious and nice grilled shrimp. Will be a in a typical restaurant rotation for myself and family.

Curious about the towns first 24/7 open eatery which happens to beat the old Wendy's on SRV blvd. Visited 10:30 pm on a Monday late night. Still fairly newly opened. I tried unsuccessfully to order inside but the good senor told me they close the dining area inside 10:30 pm sharp. But if you order inside like 10:25 pm let's Say you can stay as long as you like to enjoy your food with no rush . Just something to keep in mind . It's kinda odd seeing a Mexican restaurant with a drive thru in the tri valley. I went simple today just cheese quesadilla and 2 carne asada tacos. It was good not amazing but the deep menu has me craving to try other items and plates like breakfast which I will do in the future . You can't beat the convenience of 24 hr service so this place deserves 5 stars definitely, the service was very polite and they speak fluent English is paramount in success and happy customers. Prices are fair and the green hot sauce is a must have.

I was so looking forward to this place opening up since it's just down the street from me. I like how it's 24 hours and has a drive thru. The service was very friendly and the food was delicious! I ordered the a bowl which consisted of carne asada, whole beans, rice, pico de gallo and cheese. It wasn't the most authentic but it tasted good. They also have a chip and salsa bar which is always a plus. It's very clean spacious. There is also seating by the fire place.

Very friendly staff! Open 24 hours and has a drive through?! SOLD! I love how there's clean tables inside to eat and an open chips and salsa bar! Unlimited!! (Only suggestion is labeling the salsas because 2 were very hot!)

We were finally able to visit the restaurant that replaced Wendy's. This was our first visit to El Forastero. We parked in the back and walked inside because we wanted to check out the restaurant and not just the drive-through although the drive-through was starting to look as popular as an In-N-Out drive-thru. When you walk inside, you can see that it is also equally as busy, but it's really cute. They have a built-in fireplace in the wall, which was near the door and that was great because when you walked in the cold air didn't bother you so much because of the nice little fireplace when looking at the menu, there are so many options, but the food is decently priced. We ordered a wet burrito, deluxe nachos, and a kids meal burrito my deluxe nachos with Kearny Asada look like a mountain of food and after I had my fill of it, I only finished a quarter of a portion so this is more of a meal to share with a large group, especially since it is so filling. The wet burrito had a beautiful presentation. It was a huge burrito covered with sauce, and cheese and onions. Altogether, the food had really good presentation however, the flavor blacked some. But we will give them grace because it is a relatively new restaurant and we came during a very busy hour. One thing that my boyfriend noticed is that only half of the people preparing the food were gloves, and the rest were using their bare hands, which is kind of an issue for me who is allergic to everything. Next time, I would prefer to order online and just pick it up because those orders seemed faster, even if they had to wait the same amount of time free nachos and a well stocked salsa bar are also really great highlights of this restaurant.

First impression the presentation of the building is very nice and clean. Bathrooms are clean. Service was OK. Ordered our food. Everything in the pictures look delicious took over 30 minutes for some deluxe nachos and a steak quesadilla. When we got the food meat on the nachos was cold to the touch, barely any sour cream, barely any cheese and to be honest it just looked like a mess. The steak quesadilla hardly any cheese falling apart once I've picked it up I felt like everything was rushed took forever. I can only imagine how long the food takes for the people in the drive-through. My honest review I would give this a 3 out of 10. Sucks to give such a low rating I was expecting more, but this is my last time coming here.

The ambiance is what you would expect from a repurposed Wendy's but it seemed to be clean. The front counter people were quite fast and friendly as well. Now for the food, this was a quick off night dinner night. The Mrs had a "daily special " burrito (beef) and it was poorly executed, the only flavor the shredded beef gave was salt. The salsa's were all very bland are just plain unacceptable from a Mexican restaurant. I had the quesabirra tacos and they were pretty bland as well, quite salty and had so much oil and fat soaking thru it as to be inedible. I really love great Mexican but this place is needs a lot of help.

I ordered a Carne Asada Quesadilla yesterday and it was very good! I also ordered a Chicken Quesadilla for my boyfriend. The reason I'm rating my quesadilla 3 stars is because it comes with raw onions on it, but grilled onions is listed on their menu board as an option, but it's not available. The lady behind the counter said grilled onions aren't available now, but it will be sometime in the future (she gave no specific date). Since I wanted grilled onions on my quesadillas, I got two containers of raw onions for 2 quesadillas and I grilled the onions and added them to both quesadillas myself. My quesadilla was excellent, but I didn't like having to grill the onions and add them to both quesadillas. If a business has gilled onions listed on their menu board, I think they should have them and not say they'll be available at a future date. My boyfriend said his quesadilla was very good and he's very critical when it comes to the food he eats. This business also charges $1 to use a card, so I gave them all of my available cash to avoid being charged a processing fee. Most businesses may charge a fee to use a credit card, but I usually don't get a fee for using a debit card.

First try, decided to hit the drive thru, kinda like pulling up to a taco truck!! Ok, so you want to break in a new taqueria? You go street tacos.... And go for the Trifecta, no? Carne asada, Al Pastor, and Lengua (carnitas and pollo will have to wait). Just the 3, came with red and green salsa... both pretty picante! Enough meat in all 3, lots of cebolla and cilantro, the lengua was moist and flavorful, al pastor nice and spicy, carne asada was the weak boy of the three- not enough char. I had tried to checkout the menu, but the website was really flaky, and hard to view the menu on the San Ramon site. You can't go back and forth between pages easily. Asked for a paper menu, but she said they don't print them anymore ‍. Price was reasonable, might be best in area now... I REALLY like Los Pericos, but Dublin is a drive and I'm interested in checking these guys out late at night- they go 24 hours!

I've ordered several times online since the opening. The food is good, but online ordering experience is terrible. They text that food is ready when it's not. The drive thru window gets stuck because they don't ask anyone to pull aside and wait. They gave away an order to someone else. Only go here if you have 25 min to wait for food and lots of patience.

For starters, I really wanted to like this place. If the restaurant looks like a former fast-food joint, that's because it is. From what I could tell, this appears to be a former Wendy's location--at least as of December. Being housed in a former fast-food building doesn't automatically make the food good or bad. The food itself does that, so enough about the ambiance. I walked in, looked over the menu, and ordered a regular chicken burrito to go. The person taking my order was neither rude nor particularly engaging. According to the menu, the regular burrito includes your choice of meat, guacamole, and pico de gallo. Back in my car, it was time to see what this place was all about. As soon as I pulled the burrito out of the bag, I was already disappointed. One end was noticeably cooler than the other. Translation: the pico de gallo and guacamole were concentrated on one end, while the meat was on the warmer side. This immediately suggested that the ingredients were placed side by side rather than evenly distributed throughout the burrito--never a good sign. I didn't taste guacamole at all. The burrito was dominated by pico and chicken. The chicken itself lacked flavor and tasted like it had been boiled rather than grilled. I don't consider myself a burrito aficionado, but this was a poor excuse for a $14 "regular" burrito. Without naming names, I'll be sticking to: 2889 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110 120 Harbor Blvd, Belmont, CA 94002

Had the Super Burrito with grilled chicken & it was really good. I don't give too many 5 Star ratings, as I always feel like there's room for improvement. Overall, this place is about 4.5 Stars & my only criticism is the chip & salsa bar was depleted during my visit. Better than Chipotle & better prices. Chipotle always loads their burritos with lettuce, even when I request light veggies. Also, the prices are better at El Forastero & the burrito is actually warm (unlike Chipotle where the burrito is always cold for some reason).

Oh I was so excited to try this place! Pros: great chips/salsa bar Paper plates so no need to tip! Great ambience Clean restaurant Lots of variety Good shake flavors Cons: Stale corn tortillas. Hard on edges Dry refried beans Dry diced chicken Small portions Paper plates A sliver of sour cream Don't waste your money on this place. Taco Bell cantina is better. I wont be back again

Wendy's closed and saw this new Mexican restaurant opened and thought to give it a try. Wow... it's affordable and very delicious. The best is they open 24/7! It's rare to find any restaurant opens 24/7 in San Ramon area so I'm thrilled. I went there on Tuesday not knowing it was Taco Tuesday. No wonder the drive-thru line was so long and I had to go around twice just to find a parking but it's all worth it. I ordered special 3 street tacos and 2-item combo (shredded beef crispy taco and chicken enchilada). The combo came with rice and refried beans. All very tasty! They were generous in giving the meat. The beef and chicken were well marinated and tender. The salsa bar was self-served and clean. They offered few types of salsa and they were spicy and authentic. Everything was good and very satisfying. The restaurant was clean and had plenty of tables. Definitely a great new Mexican restaurant!

I was excited to hear one of these pop up in the area, but the excitement ended there. The drive-thru wait is so slow. It took about 30-40 mins around 12pm on a Saturday. Unacceptable so I won't be coming back

We stopped by tonight and had multiple issues with our order. I was given ground beef instead of steak, the keto tacos were disappointing (they were essentially just meat with cheese on top) not shaped like a taco as shown in the pictures, and four items were missing from our order. Overall, the experience felt unorganized, and it seems they need more experience and better attention to detail. I do not recommend this new place.

Checked this out day after opening. Carne asasa super burrito is huge. Quesibirrua taco is 5/5.

It's so nice to finally have good Mexican food in San Ramon and not have to travel to other Bay Area cities. The tacos and burritos are a good size and tasted authentic and fresh! I had the taco salad and it was a lot better at El Forastero than the other Mexican joint nearby. Horchata tasted a little too powdery, but the staff recommended the strawberry horchata, so I'll probably try that next time. Given that it's their opening week, I'm hoping this place gets even better over time. Being open 24/7 with a drive thru option is already a huge plus! Although the parking lot is decent, it's worth going inside for their chip and salad bar. Highly recommend and I'll definitely be coming back again.

24 hours, in the old Wendy's spot! Has a wide menu and I only tried a little bit, but I look forward to going through the menu over time! Service was fast and friendly. Did to go but will eat there later I'm sure

quesabirria!!! Don't get one, get three! Drive thru as fast and the people were friendly.

Although it was OK, it is not a place I'll return to. We ordered it for takeout and it didn't beat Chipotle. Granted I ordered the Super Burrito, something I use to always order at Guadalajara Grill but no longer order but I was feeling nostalgic. I was thinking it would be a wet burrito chock full of goodies but it was simple and plain. It was mainly rice and beans with a bit of chicken for an additional $2, a smear of quac which was barely detectable and I had to add my own sour cream to know it existed. Having to add a protein to a burrito that is called super at an additional cost is ridiculous. We also tried the beef taquitos but they were dry. Still searching for great Mexican food!

FINALLY!!! A taco shop that is similar to taco shops in San Diego. And the best part is that it is in San Ramon where I live and is open 24 hours like many taco shops in SD. My bro-in-law told me that this place opened up after Wendy's shut down and I'm glad he did cuz now this is the one and ONLY spot I will go to when I crave for carne asada burrito or rolled tacos. Being from San Diego, I'm very picky with my Mexican food and El Forastero checks all the boxes for me. It's a bit on the pricey side, but that's just how it is in the Bay Area it seems. I literally just ordered a regular carne asada burrito today just now on my lunch break and this is exactly how a carne asada burrito should be: carne asada, pico de gallo, and guacamole wrapped in a tortilla. None of this rice or beans or any of that other stuff they put in a "super" burrito. Just a burrito completely stuffed with carne asada, pico, and guac. That's it lol! Oh and a bonus for me is that they have my favorite drink in the world: Pina!!! I don't know why many taco shops here in the bay don't have pina, but I'm glad this spot does. El Forastero, thank you for bringing a bit of "home" for me here in the Bay Area! I wish all taco shops here in the Bay would emulate your shop.

Family loved the burritos. Reminds me of the 24 hr spots in socal. We ordered carne asada and carnitas...delish. my daughter loved her nachos because they didn't go skimpy on the meat and toppings.

Tiny portions for a very high price relative to most Mexican restaurants. Smallest, thinnest burrito I've ever seen with a low variety of ingredients I'm still hungry after finishing it and that's never happened to me anywhere else. Drive thru was insanely slow, 1 car ahead of me and it took 20 minutes. Food was cold as well, very disappointing.

Food is really good highly recommend. The birria tacos are my go to and they have a lot of flavors of Jarritos

They did not see our order online and so we had to wait a really long time for our food. When we finally got the food, the fries were undercooked and they completely forgot the Birria dip. Not sure if they are just having some challenges because they are new but we probably won't be back for awhile if at all.

Very affordable and seems to be high quality. Sort of a slow drive-through but it's worth it. This has become a favorite restaurant that I regularly go to.

Finally!! Some legit Mexican food here in Danville/San Ramon. The chips and salsa bar is delicious. I loved my super burrito with shredded beef. The food came out hot and delicious. I ate my daughter's leftovers this morning with some eggs. The quesabirria was also delicious and more filling than it looks- could have shared that meal. It's more expensive than this type of Mexican restaurants typically, but that is more the location than anything I think. Their portions are great and their menu is huge. I'm in trouble that we have a drive thru Mexican option. We all loved our food and will be going back!

Have tried them out three times now in their first week, street tacos are legit, next visit was a breakfast burrito w/bacon good; just too many potatoes for me. Lastly were the beef rolled tacos loaded with all the goodies and carne asada. WOW. Service staff is very friendly. 24/7 drive through and a clean interior, real bright

As a Latina, I was so excited to see a Mexican restaurant open locally. Yes, I know there are others, but honestly, none of them have won me over. My daughter and I shared the carne asada lunch plate, and it was a generous portion. It came with rice, beans, delicious guacamole, and sour cream. The rice and beans were full of flavor without being overly salty, and the carne asada was just as good--well-seasoned and really satisfying. For drinks, I ordered the vampire juice and she had the horchata. We were both very pleased

Went for breakfast today and tried the drive thru. The service was speedy and extremely friendly. The burrito was huge and full of meat not just filler. They gave me plenty of napkins and salsa. Prices were very reasonable and they have a huge menu. Can't wait to come back for dinner. Very excited to have this so close by!

My husband & I were excited to try this new place, as San Ramon is sadly lacking in restaurants. We ordered pickup online. When I arrived, the parking lot was full & there were several cars in the drive thru. I had to wait for someone to leave, so I could park. I thought this meant that the place was packed, however there was hardly anyone inside, so I assume the majority of cars were for the workers, of which there were several. My order wasn't ready in the quoted time, but the staff was very friendly & it only took a couple of extra minutes. My husband had a ground beef burrito (which can be hard to find at some taquerias). I ordered the taquitos & we also ordered a kids meal & selected the BRC (bean, rice, cheese) for our child. They provide free tortilla chips & have a free salsa bar. The Horchata drinks were so good, but that's where the good stopped. The burrito was bland & the kids bean, rice & cheese burrito actually had potatoes & eggs inside, so I think they mixed up a breakfast burrito with the rice, bean & cheese burrito. We will probably wait a while & try something else, as we really want this place to work out. It's nice to know there is another 24/7 option other than McDonald's.

First off, I want to say I'm soo happy there's a good Mexican restaurant near my job! Also, Blanca is amazing, helpful, and the sweetest! It's nice inside and has a variety menu! I absolutely recommend. The best part is their drive-thru is 24 hours! Can't beat it!

Ordered a burrito and told them no onions or salsa. I took a bite and there was more raw onions then you can imagine. Came to find out there is no phone number or email contact information on their website. Any business that doesn't have anyway to contact them is sketchy as far as I am concerned.

Got the enchilada and shredded beef taco plate. Didn't care for the enchilada sauce and the shredded beef wasn't seasoned. The rice and beans were good though. The fresh warm chips were great and my husband loved the salsa but it was too spicy for me. His burrito was large and decent. I personally prefer burritos from another restaurant in town. I'd go back, but would order something new to try.

We've been to this new restaurant twice. We have tried the super tacos, burritos, and the quesabirrias. All delicious! They give you the right amount of meat! On our first visit there were some mistakes in our order...wrong meat, no guacamole. Second visit was perfect!

My second trip. First had chicken fajitas. Surprised no black beans. Chicken was cut up very small. Would like to see larger pieces. Cost was high for quantity of product. Flour tortillas very good. Second trip huevos rancheros. Does the refried beans made with lard? Black beans would be nice. Taste was good. Surprised no soda fountain. The all night drive thru will do well. Only major issue the person taking the order spoke no English was a bit hard to communicate