El Tepeyac Restaurant

Excellent service. The aesthetic and decor are very traditional. The food was good, chicken flautas were a bit greasy. The green chilli was 10/10. Will return

Amazing big hole in the wall but great ambiance lady in the front super friendly the price is amazing bang for your buck

I work less than 5 minutes away from this location. My coworkers had ordered 2 giant $25 burritos for an office potluck... and I was hooked. Both the Carne asada and chicken burritos were really good, very flavorful. I would order in lunch every other Friday as a treat to myself lol. Since I've been working from home over 2 months now, I've missed this place. Yesterday was my anniversary so I decided to order a Giant burrito to celebrate. Drove 30 minutes to pick up. My order was ready when I walked in. Due to the pandemic they are only taking to go orders. Both the cook and the front desk person were wearing masks and gloves, everything looked clean (both were super friendly and welcoming). Love it here.

This is probably one of the worst Mexican food places I've eaten at. My taquitos were still frozen, the guacamole was like water, and the beans were all over the container. Overpriced for the quality of food and portion size.

I was searching for a Wet Carne Asada Burrito since my old Wet Burrito spot changed their recipe, and not necessarily for the better. Wifey was craving her usual BRC (BeanRiceCheese) Burrito. I hadn't been here in years, but I remembered it had some solid Burrito Mojado game, so I drive by, hoping this place was still in business. It was, and just as I remember it. In a ghetto little strip mall full of undesirables walking around. Next to 7-11 and a Pho spot that I have yet to try. Pulled in just in time to watch a john pick up a trick. Good Times. Walked in the place, and checked out the menu. Since we knew what we wanted, it didnt take long. Took a seat at what looked like a clean table. Until I dipped my elbow in some old guacamole. Cleaned myself up and wiped the table myself. Wasnt really feeling it until the chips and salsa came. Then my mood started to change....The Chips and Salsa are REALLY good! The chips are thin and crispy, well salted. But the SALSA! This is some really tasty salsa! Loads of flavor and plenty of heat. Not instant "burn your lips off" heat mind you, gradual heat. The type that creeps up on you after you've had a dozen chips or so. I didn't mind at all, I just kept grubbing. But the Wife was burning up, and even hiccuped a few times. Cool, more for me.Then our tacos came. The Wife ordered a couple of Carne Asada Tacos. I sampledthem and was happy that I was going to have some carne of my own in a minute. The meat was great, but the tortilla stole the show. Smooth and buttery, just like abuelita used to make.I ordered a Cabeza Taco. It was good, just not the best Ive ever had or anything. Standard Cabeza Taco. Greasy, fatty, and tasty. Once again the tortilla was fantastic.My Wifes BRC came. She was actually not impressed with her food, except once again, the tortilla. She really likes the tortillas here she wouldn't shut up about them. But the beans, and rice were stale and tasted kind of old.My Wet Carne Asada was great! THIS is what I have been craving all week! Craving: Satiated. Imagine some juicy, marinated, steak bits, with pico, a little beans, wrapped in a silky-smooth tortilla, immersed in red enchilada sauce, covered in molten cheese. Oh yeah, SO good. I wont be waiting ten years before coming back here again!The Horchata was homemade, I believe. Very good but very sweet. The staff was indifferent, probably due to the language barrier. The place needed to be cleaned up a bit. Of course I got hit up for change on my way out. Got the usual "God Bless You" when I said no.

I've eaten here for lunch about half a dozen times now and they have the best shredded beef wet burrito I've ever had! Absolutely fantastic! I've left here completely satisfied every time. Chips and salsa are also great.

Do yourself a favor and come with 3-5 people and order their giant burrito for $25. It comes wet with sour cream and guacamole on top. Me and my coworkers always share and are extremely satisfied/full afterwards. It's a great deal and taste sooo good! Best burritos I've had around here.

El Tepeyac is located in a run down strip mall, sharing a parking lot with a liquor store and a Pho shop. I stopped in here a little after 4 p.m. on a Tuesday. It was out of the whole fish, so I ordered the camarones platter, which came with rice, beans, salad, chips and tortilla for $12.99. $1.50 fee if you pay by credit card.This is an unassuming restaurant. The food came out fast. Everything was very good. I would stop by here again.

I ordered a garbage burrito paid about $17 which is wild. I ended up receiving a regular carne asada burrito it was missing the fries but still pretty good. But they are to expensive now, this was my favorite go to spot!

Ordered huevos rancheros and my eggs were all soggy with grease to the point where it's softened my tortillas and made them mush Not a very good place to eat at all they might have good tacos but when I was there after I paid for my food they dropped a whole bunch of salsa cups on the floor and just pick them up and put them back on the countertop this place is disgusting!!!