Quirky family-owned spot on RT66, dishing up all-day breakfast and a fusion of flavors, with a lively vibe and friendly service that keeps folks coming back.
"Although this family-run Mexican restaurant, painted bright red and decorated with Day of the Dead-themed art, is open for lunch and dinner, it’s famous for its hearty, all-day breakfasts. Take note of the restaurant’s slogan — “the house that chilaquiles built” — and order accordingly because the chilaquiles are terrific. So is J.B.’s Volcano, a jacked-up version of the dish that includes scrambled eggs, pork green chile, chorizo, and sour cream. Enchiladas, tamales, and burritos are just as tasty (consider Jerry’s El Mujeriego, combining enchiladas and fried eggs), but regular breakfast fare, including buckwheat pancakes and banana split waffles, are here for the asking. Expect a short wait on the weekends but know that you will NOT leave hungry." - Nikki Buchanan
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