Julioberto’s

Ate in with a friend, nothing to write home about. I hope your experience is better.

Stopped by early this morning for a breakfast burrito and a churro. Everything was going fine til I got to the window to pay. Not only did a bum come up to my car and peek his head in asking for money, the lady working there knew about it and didn’t seem to mind. It’s just not a good look. I hand the lady my debit card and after three or four minutes, she tells me my card isn’t good kinda rudely. Oh well, I drive down the street and use the card no trouble to get gas and a drink at QT, oh and I got cash back with no trouble. Point of the story is their machine is fucked up and she said it was my card, which it clearly wasn’t. Get your machine fixed and don’t let homeless people walk up to the cars to panhandle. I came for food, not to have someone who made poor life decisions ask me for money.

Way better than the location on Glendale. A bertos with a low carb menu? It’s like a dream that only I would have. Not super greasy, but still hits that special 2am spot that can only be satisfied by Mexican food.

Had the carne asada burrito and it was huge and delicious. Extra tasty with the red and green hot sauce. And it’s open 24 hours!

Hella cheap
Hella fast
Hella good
Another day, another burrito. Ordered the chile relleno burrito and added veggies to it and it was surprisingly good. The poblano was deep fried and I slathered it in the salsa verde /​smokier salsa rojo from the salsa bar. Food came out lightening quick and location was very convenient to the venue next door.

ZERO stars. Horrible. Complete wrong order even after they verified our order. Disgusting food and terrible service.

Ok… so don’t go to the Filaberto’s down the street on 32^nd St. and Indian School drive the extra mile and go here… This place is so so so much better.
Things that are must haves… any carne asada burrito… so good and they are huge… get the #15 on the menu it is so worth it, you get 2 carne asada burritos with beans and rice and a drink for like $ 10.
Important:
And ask for the guacamole salsa, I believe it is exclusive to this location and might be the best thing ever invented. I always get extra to put in my eggs the next morning for breakfast. So good.
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The shrimp taco’s here are
I mean… they are so frickin good, I could eat them everyday.
And lastly the piece of resistance is the carne asada super nachos… I don’t care where you go this place has the best nachos in Phoenix. They give you a Styrofoam container heaped and I mean heaped with refried beans, rice, guac, sour-​cream, carne asada and chips this thing is so big it could seriously choke a pig… this thing probably weighs in close to 5 pounds… this is not an exaggeration… I seriously need to weigh one of these one day.
This place is open 24 hours and I must say is my guilty pleasure, if your on a diet don’t go here, but if its a cheat day and you are looking to indulge… dive in.
I love this place…

One of the better «–bertos» in both consistency and quality. This is our go-​to for quick and simple Mexican fast food. Staff is always professional and exceptionally friendly, and they provide my personal favorite «no frills» fish tacos. Having to wait a few minutes for our order only confirms each is made fresh. Pure curbside goodness.

I was not expecting much from the exterior, but the food is actually quite good! I had the carnitas burrito and it was tasty, full of fresh ingredients, and the tortilla was delicious. Great late night chow.

One of the Valley’s best taco and burrito shop. Not only are they all over the Valley but they are open late!
My favorites are the carnitas burrito and the beef tacos! I hear they have other tasty eats on the menu although I’ve honestly never tried anything else. I’m too satisfied with my dual favorites thus far.
The salsa bar is great and the pickled veggies rock! Go hungry!
I find that they have ‘gringo’ friendly service.

This place is pretty much the bottom of the food chain. I just stopped by the drive through counter and ordered lunch. First off, the gal at the window was REALLY RUDE and condescending. Not sure why, I was just there to buy lunch and support the place and give it a try. When I got the food home, the order was wrong, and the taco salad was tiny. At any rate, I would recommend this place only to people I did not like! Hahaha. Seriously, would NEVER go back. Don’t let me forget, food was not very tasty, the taco shells sort of have that greasy taste. Not for me.

It makes me so sad to say this but I have given up on you Juliobertos.
I ordered my last bean and cheese burrito from there yesterday and was SHOCKED when I found what resembled to be a PUBIC HAIR in the spillage coming out of the bottom of my burrito.
So disgusting, I am never going back. I used to eat there ALL THE TIME too. Makes me shiver to think what else I could’ve eaten there before.

Just off the plane, needing to get a quick bite before a meeting… we see a Jack in the Box. and move on to Juliobertos!
Freshly made Mexican, good prices and the ease of a drive through!
I ordered a quesadilla — with carne asada. Very delicious and fresh. Flavorful beef too! My only issue is that they didn’t cut it into triangles… Which made me look like a savage trying to eat it — either way, I found a way to get it in my belly.
My friend got a chicken torta — some kind of sandwich. He loved it too!
If you are ever in this area of town, its a great alternative to lame drive thru burgers!

rolled tacos and bean burrito for xmas breakfast.
free wifi, cold water.
not busy
should be, very few places open today.
worth a try

I made my way to another place ending with «berto’s». There’s not much to say. Some people hate these places, some love ‘em, some are indifferent. I think they’re pretty good and hard to distinguish between them. Don’t go out of your way but if you’re in the area, go for it.
I ordered the beef taco and enchilada combo and washed it down with the Jamaica drink. Good times. Not the best of times. Good times.
The food here isn’t going to blow your mind but it won’t leave you vomiting either.

I typically like the berto places but they certainly range from location to location. This one is NOT a good one.
Try Filberto’s a mile down the road on 30^th street and Indian (newly remodeled and clean, they also give you chips while you wait) or Armando’s on 36^th and Thomas.
These rec’s of course are limited only to Berto’s type of places. If your not in a hurry the list changes entirely.

Breakfast was awesome — fresh huevos rancheros with steaming hot corn tortillas. Yum!

If you’re in the area and want a quick fix from south of the border, you won’t be disappointed.
These guys used to be at the Filiberto’s near 32^nd st and Indian School until about two or three years ago. I remember going inside that location at one point and they were passing out flyers and said to start going to Juliobertos as soon as it opened up.
Since I lived just up the street and the dudes were always cool, I gave Julioberto’s a shot and was not disappointed.
I always place my order inside, as the inside is open 24 hours as well, not just the drive thru. If you go inside they have a Salsa Bar with several different types of Salsa’s, one of them being an Avacado Salsa, which is top notch in my opinion. They also offer pickled carrots, onions, and jalapenos at the salsa bar.
Everything that I have yet to try has been consistently good for this type of establishment. The carne asada burrito always seems to be a classic among the white boys like myself, and I must say that I have yet to encounter a burrito that contained fatty meat or a dried out tortilla. The meat has always been seasoned well with all of the condiments inside and the tortilla was fresh and hot. The red salsa and the avocado salsa combined on this burrito or any other adds so much flavor.
The five rolled tacos with cheese, guacamole, and sour cream are always a great late night snack when you’re on a diet… I highly recommend. lol ;)
The machaca beef and eggs wasn’t bad, nor was the chorizo and egg burrito.
They seem to keep the salsa bar area well stocked and clean, as people make constant messes at those things, but they always seem to be on top of it.
The staff has always been friendly, and the overall experiences have always been consistent.
I highly recommend this place if you are in the area and can’t decide which Mexican Fast Food joint to grab your meal from.
Cheers! :)

They have great specials and if you like dive mexican take out… its ok… there are much better places that are not a chain.

The «hood» is a colloquialism not intended to imply «ghetto» or any particularly dangerous neighborhood. I am a proud resident of the Biltmore ‘hood and my neighbors are retired Mormon doctors who all own corgis and drive Buicks and have umbrellas with «Vanguard Investments» emblazoned on them.
Anyway, even though the neighborhood isn’t particularly risky it’s dangerous just having this place so close to me. After a particularly harsh day at work I treated myself to the carne asada burro combo. Highly addictive, and there’s probably enough fat in the tortilla alone — never mind the filling — to keep me and an African village or two going for a week or so. Nevertheless, it’s delicious and a great antidote to an evening spent with too much single-​malt and too many cigars and some women named Wanda and Clarissa. Those who know. .. . know…
Anyway, go and enjoy.