Three Amigos

I bought asada nachos today, everything just messed up, I asked for asada, got chicken, no olive instead I asked for guacamole, what I got was no olive neither guacamole and the chicken meat was so little… so sad… it was not about the money, all I wanted was to get my order right… was that so hard???

$ 1 tacos. How can anyone say no to that? And it’s street tacos and very authentic! I love coming here for tacos and nachos when I go to Barona.

Had a late night stack here yesterday and was completely satisfied. $ 1 tacos with fresh meat, onions, salsa, and guac were great especially for the price. Also had a piece of my brothers breakfast burrito which was quite large and tasted extremely fresh. Really a great value for $ 3.50.
Definitely eat here if you find yourself looking for a quick bit while you’re at Barona Casino.

9÷26÷2015
Wow
What a great Little Taco Stand.
For being inside a food court inside a Indian Casino this was a very pleasant surprise. A very busy part of the food court with some times quite long lines I thought it might be just ok. The lines move very rapid and the assembly-​line making Tacos are very good at what they do.
The Tacos are only $ 1.00 each all the time. They have burritos and a few other things also.
The Carnitas and Carna Asada tacos were very tasty. The meat was juicy, tender, and very flavorful. Some of the best tasting meat I’ve had in a long time. The Carnitas were my favorite. And Only A Buck Each.
The Burger Stand next door has good shakes too.
The Hot Sauces are flavorful also.
I Will Eat Here Again.

The potato tacos are mind blowing, and vegan friendly, and only a buck. I time my hunger to coincide with wildcat canyon road just to have an excuse to stop in here– the family usually gets slices of pizza while I devour tacos. And then they get me with an obligatory stop at the roulette table before I leave.

$ 1 TJ style street tacos. All day. Erryday. You’re already a winner and you don’t have to wait for Taco Tuesday. We usually frequent the nearby casino buffet, but met up with friends for tacos this time.
The Barona Casino food court area has a nice variety of snackable options and Three Amigos is no exception. Friendly, fast service and the food is tasty. Carne, pollo, carnitas, and potaco. Try that hot sauce, the orange one, for some spicy heat. Wifey got a side of sour cream and the portion was surprisingly generous. Thumbs up.
Nice feasting on the cheap after hitting it big on the penny slot machines! Or even if you didn’t ;)

Hands down the best street tacos ever!!! The meat is full and fresh… NOT chewy and fatty. The flavor just bursts with every bite! I’ve had the pleasure of ordering more than just the street tacos and the other menu items are delicious as well. To top all of this enjoyment are the prices. Low… low…low!!! Even if I didn’t gamble I’d still make the drive just for this wonderful food.

If you haven’t had the Three Amigos Burrito yet, you’re definitely missing out. It’s one of the better burritos I’ve had in my life and will probably get one every time I go to Barona. Priced at $ 4.50, you will be getting your money’s worth in this epic burrito. It comes with beans, cheese, rice, sour cream, your choice of meat, and their special Three Amigos sauce. One bite into this burrito and I knew I was in heaven. Each bite was filled with creamy beans and tender flavorful carne asada. Hands down, if you’re ever craving a burrito while at Barona, the Three Amigos Burrito will satisfy all your tasty needs.

No contest.
Street tacos are the main attraction here. They have carne, pollo, and carnitas for meat. Con todo is guacamole, chipotle salsa, cilantro, chopped onion and a lime wedge. Potatoes can be substituted for meat. But this line gets long, especially at night! Barona is infamous for these cheap delicious street tacos.
I get the breakfast burrito, no guac and potatoes well done. Largest source of cheap protein in East County. That burrito is packed with bacon, ham, cheese and half a carton of eggs! Less than $ 4, you can’t go wrong.
Sometimes, i just need a salad. So I get the surf and turf chopped Mexican salad. You heard me! There’s AT LEAST 7 oz. of steak in that salad, and they put in like 6 ¹⁰⁄₁₆ count shrimp on top! You will never be so stuffed from a salad in your life, sans Soup Plantation. I’ve turned celebrity at times getting that salad because several people see me walking away with 2.5 lbs. of salad in a clam shell bigger than your ass. It’s a little spicy.
Once in a while, I get a quesadilla. Not on the menu people, but nonetheless they hook it up. I like carne, onion and black olives. If you get guac or crema they might charge you more, but otherwise its fair game. You’ve never seen so much steak in a tortilla. It’s under $ 5 too.
And when I come up the hill from the gym, I’ll swing by and get just a cup of their Mexican rice to replenish the carbohydrate deficit I’m incurring. «A cup» is misleading because it’s a 16 oz. container of rice for a buck! The most savory, well made side of rice anywhere in the West.
But the go-​to that is king, hands down trumps all burritos in existence… The Three Amigos Burrito. I always skip beans and substitute potatoes well done, and go for carne asada (notice a trend?). Their sauce is yet another novelty I’m suspecting has trace amounts of heroine thrown into it to make it even more addicting. Nothing, NOTHING comes remotely close to this magic formula in all of California. It is perfect tasting, perfect filling, perfectly healthy, perfect price, perfectly convenient, perfectly everything. I can eat this, run 5 miles, 3 hours later, no issues.
If you come to this place and are somehow displeased, get committed because nothing in this life will ever bring you happiness. Or you just blew all your inheritance at Black Jack.

I love the tacos here. Probably one of the best street tacos I’ve had. Love that they use a lot of guacamole. Very affordable too at $ 1 a taco.

Their tacos are amazing. I Can eat like 30 of them.

Who can beat $ 1 street tacos. Had the carnitas and carne asada tacos con todo.
Yummy guac and salsa in the tacos, with a squeeze of lime. Late dinner

Three Amigos is one of Barona’s more «fast casual» options serving tacos and burritos. To my family, it’s a quick and cheap option for munchies while waiting at least 2 hours for a table at the Seasons Fresh Buffet.
Should you eat here chairs are available. There’s little room in the tables themselves but it’s enough to eat and rest your legs.
As many people have mentioned, they’re known for their $ 1 street tacos. My usual order is a carne asada and carnitas taco, though a pollo asada (chicken) and potato option is also offered.
— The meats themselves are decently seasoned and the carnitas meat is quite soft.
— The tacos themselves have a good amount of guacamole, at least a dollop. It’s enough to actually worry about getting your clothes dirty if you spill. Decent amount of onions.
— No self-​service at the condiment bar.
— The pepper is actually hot.
If you need a fast and cheap dining option after a long day at the slots/​tables or need to pass the time if you haven’t eaten while waiting for a better option this is a good option.

This a perfect place to come for breakfast I had the Chatos Breakfast burrito & it was great & only $ 3.50! And the street tacos only $ 1! It beats the pricy Buffet Breakfast! I will be coming back for sure!
And for that late night snack you gotta go for the $ 1 street tacos! The tortillas for the tacos ain’t that great but the meat is pretty good.

Maybe it was bad timing… even though I watched my tacos being made, they were cold… my tortilla broke down the middle, and that shouldn’t happen. Carne asada was good, guac and salsa was also yum… The burrito was a good choice and only $ 4.50… It’s an okay place to grab some grub, even when you’ve already lost your money…$ 1 tacos!

When Barona takes all of my money and I feel like a loser, I come here for the street tacos. You really can’t go wrong with $ 1/​ea street tacos. I’m the big winner here! You have the option of ordering carne asada, carnitas or pollo asado. Today I had the opportunity to eat these tacos right away. Usually, my folks bring some back home from the casino but they always order carne asada.
You can order nachos for $ 2 and burritos for $ 4.50. I think I can eat about 5 tacos because the tacos are real small.
I’ve only eaten the street tacos so I can’t comment on other items. They do provide you free grilled green onions, grilled peppers and radishes as well. The carnitas taco tasted the best today, following the carne asada and pollo asado. The carne asada tacos weren’t as tasty as I remember, but perhaps it was an off day.
Just be sure to save $ 10 of your gambling $ and come here for your Mexican food fix!

Few things in life bring as much joy as one dollar tacos. Carne asada, carnitas, chicken, and potatoes are the options given to you for the filling. If you want guacamole, they will slap on a generous helping of it. You also have available grilled green onions and grilled jalapenos that you can add for free.
All this, I would have never expected to find in a casino. No price gouging here. It follows along the whole theme that Barona has established to prioritize the player’s happiness. At least you can find some solace in the fact that if you lose almost all your money gambling, you can at least afford a decent meal with a few bucks.

One dollar street tacos (with tender marinated beef, chicken or pork). Huge burritos for $ 3.50−5.00! Everything is assembled fresh and quick right in front of you.

After realizing that there was going to be a long wait for the buffet (2.5 hours), I decided to take matters into my own hand. I came to the food court, looked around, and Three Amigos caught my eye.
The tacos ($ 1 each!), burritos/​nachos ($ 3 – 4), and other selections and reasonable prices. I was immediately drawn to the breakfast burrito, which was $ 3.50 for a ton of stuff. I went for it and boy am I glad I did. Having moved out of San Diego the last 5 months, I wanted my Mexican fix and while my expectations were low for Three Amigos as it didn’t look very hole-​in-​the-​wall-​y, I was pleasantly surprised. Everything in the burrito was great and the cheese was perfect enough to hold it all together. To top it off, they have delicious hot sauces and salsas to complete your experience.
Next time, I’m going to be much more apt to coming here for a quick burrito before waiting for the buffet. Don’t get it twisted though, I’m still going to get the buffet.

My friend have been raving about the street tacos at this place, and they are only a dollar each — no tax! A bit on the small side but it was compensated with how delicious they were and good flavor!
The have 4 options — carne asada, pollo, pork and potato. Yeah… potato! I loved them all! All the meats tasted good. Well cooked and tender. Potato was like a un-​fried hash brown thrown into a taco. They load it up with guac, and salsa, but all I notice was the generous helping of guac they put on top. And they have little show where they throw the sauces slightly in the air with their spoon and catch it perfectly in the taco.
Watch out though — the green sauces they have on the side are spicy!
Overall, totally recommend! And it’s also nice that they have a 50 cent gelato place right next to it for a nice dessert to finish off your meal!