Los Jilbertos Taco Shop

This two star rating is for a crazy overpriced can of soda. I'm giving two stars instead of one because the person at the counter was nice. I didn't try the food. It was $3.50 for a can of diet Dr Pepper. And there was a $.45 charge for using my credit card ...which might've been posted somewhere I didn't notice, but it was not communicated to me verbally. I was super thirsty and had my kid so I just paid it, but the more I thought about it the more I got annoyed at how expensive I can was.

3.5 star rating. Our first time here on taco Tuesday when tacos are $1.99 each. I ordered two. $4 right? She asked if I wanted rice n beans so I said ok to try them. I was charged $15 for my order. $11 for rice 'n beans?!! They weren't that great either. The hard shell tacos were extremely hard. I couldn't pry them open for hot sauce without breaking them in pieces. I finally broke them open and ate the filling with a fork. One positive here: they do give you plenty of meat. My companion ordered the soft tacos which were way better.

Today I went to pick up some super nachos and this is what I received. Very satisfied with what we received. The super nachos had a lot of meat, but not too many chips. The lady at the front was super nice and made me feel at home. The food came out fast. I feel like everytime I go into the shop I see new things because their is so much stuff to look at.

Two burritos, one kids meal and one taco, rice and beans plate with a large horchata came to $50. Service was friendly and professional. It's clean and well kept. I'd come again.

The epitome of great Mexican food! Courteous service and reasonable prices! Los Jilbertos is the perfect Mexican restaurant to add in the rotation! Try the carnitas fries!

I mis-ordered and ended up with a chile verde burrito. It is a burrito with chunks of pork in green chile, and came with rice and beans, and it was really good and a little bit spicy. We also got a bean, rice and cheese burrito, and a Conga burrito, which is carne asada with rice and beans. The burritos are huge. You can eat half for lunch and the rest for dinner. Or just eat the whole thing for lunch, like me, because you're hungry and haven't eaten anything all day. This is a small Mexican restaurant in a strip mall, but they make great Mexican food and huge burritos, so they're doing their job. Don't forget to get a couple of containers of salsa from the self-serve salsa bar.

This place is my go-to when I'm in town because they consistently serve comfort food at a comfortable price. Also, I do enjoy their salsa bar, which includes free hot carrots.Carne Asada Chips ($14.99): a huge portion for sharing. The shredded cheese and cotija cheese are lacking, but this was still tasty. There were plenty of tender beef and crispy hot chips, 8/10 rating.Five Rolled Tacos ($9.25): this cost about $2-$3 more than San Diego, and the amount of cotija cheese is minimal; however, this was still good overall. Its shell is crispy, is filled with a good amount of beef, and is covered with creamy guacamole and melted cheese. 7.5/10 rating.The service here has always been friendly and efficient. We place our order by phone for pick-up because it does get busy at times here on the weekends. There is no drive-thru, but there is plenty of parking, and they do have a good amount of tables for dine-in.

First off the delivery person did not handle my order with care. My beans and rice were on top of one another as if the container was tipped to the side. It was delivered to my door without a text that my order had been delivered. No knock, bell or text.My enchilada was at least 50% green pepper instead of meat. The sauce tasted as if it was canned. Not ever ordering from here especially since the food costed me $25 to be delivered. $10 in fees, tip, service charge and benefit charges for the delivery person.

Surf and turf burrito was excellent! Not a lot of seating but I had ordered to go. Food was delicious and staff was very friendly. Cute little taco spot!

We stopped by here for lunch, and ordered 5 rolled tacos and an al pastor burrito. The small restaurant was pretty clean, and we were able to find seats easily. Many people were coming for to-go orders. The rolled tacos were good, freshly made with decent flavor, although I wish there was a little more guacamole. The al pastor burrito was the perfect amount of spice and saltiness, but wasn't wrapped very tightly. The salsas here were lackluster and flavorless.. Tasted like they were canned. Fortunately, the al pastor could stand on its own, flavorwise.