Julio’s Too

AWFUL! All I can say. HORRIBLE service for 1 and the food is nothing special and it’s over priced!

Very basic. Food is food. Wish I had just went with my gut and got chipotle. They have unlimited chips but they are the flavorless kind. Spent 10 bucks on a glob of beans, meat (?) and rice. Only would come back if someone really wanted to try.

Great Mexican food and drinks. The tortilla soup is amazing! We really like tortilla soup and they have one of the best ones we’ve ever tasted. They rest of our food was delicious too.

Today was our first experience at the Restaurant.
We knew that it would be a home run when we were greeted by Ron the manager. We told him that we were first time customers. He spent at least ten minutes at our table suggesting different dishes on the menu. So we would be ready for Bill our server.
Who was spot on.
We also met Don an old timer at the restaurant.
Great dining experience, everyone is so friendly. It is like a neighborhood hangout.
From the girl who delivered our chips and salsa. To the girl who delivered the shot of Tequila.
We will definitely be back to see Bill and the gang.
Very surprised to see negative reviews.

This is the take-​out version of Julio G’s and is attached to is. There are some tables inside, but most people get it to go. Most of the time it is really good but it is not quite as consistent as the sit-​down version.

I’m only giving a 2 star because our waitress was great & helpful, very courteous.
As for the food, I would eat Taco Bell before this place. Their «white Baja sauce», is whipped cream cheese with a tiny bit of jalapeño. Tasted like butter.
My husband got minis & more. They were COVERED in a terrible thick layer of cheese, which he took off, then come to find out they drenched it in the whipped cream cheese sauce.
Their red chili beef was alright, but had hardly any favor.
To each their own, I guess! I will stick to Macayos.

Well I have come here for years at this location matter fact since it was built. Things continue to change and head down hill. New owners, etc etc, Julio’s Too, I went to a lot, was always a great place a long time ago. Now the place year after year is falling apart piece by piece, same broken stool in front for almost 2 years, salsa bar discontinued, which is fine but take it out it collects trash, the stainless steel is stained everywhere, no one cleans anything here anymore. The chip dumpster for fresh chips looks slightly cleaner than one for outside trash. I have visted the place 4 times in 60 days and no one ever wipes tables down, sweeps the floor or wipes stainless steel down. Has Broken drain cover below the dirty soda fountain, signs in paper taped up on equipment, but front cashier folks stand around board between customers and do no cleaning. I see manager do nothing to motivate his staff at all on all the occasions I came to eat, which means it lies on the shoulders of the manager and the ownership, that you guys don’t care anymore to clean it up, and or renew the place. I cannot come by and spend one Dollar more of my money anymore.

The waiters are great and friendly. The was was good. First time being here and i had not realized that they have their tables and then the small sections of per say fast food on the side. Would have liked to be given the notice that they had that section there. Otherwise, it was good.

Ok food but the service is horrific. Disinterested counter staff made for interesting watching during our meal. Watched staff at counter put customers on phone on hold to count his tip money. Ridiculous. Where is the manager?

The BEST! I considers myself a picky eater. Every item I’ve eaten at Julio’s, the food has tasted wonderful. The service is top notch and the prices are great. If you’re looking for good Mexican food and margaritas check out Julio’s.

If you’re looking for a great mexican restaurant, then there are other places to go than this one. But if its for something to fill a hungry stomach or just wants to eat in a simple place, then this is the right spot. Food is good and quite affordable too. You can’t go wrong with this one. But like I said, if its something great that you are looking for, then you’re better off going to some place much better (or expensive) than this.

Well. If you like greasy Mexican cuisine this is the place to dine. Certaunily not the same quality food that is
the original Julios. Save your money and go to Taco Bell.

I have eaten at the sit down Julio G’s on a number of occasions. We have friends who really like their food, frankly it is good, but not top tier. Decent, but nothing worth driving past other restaurants though the service has always been good.
Today my wife and I had the misfortune of stopping by Julio’s Too. We figured, only a wall separates them, likely the same food. Not so much. While the taco’s were good, we made two mistakes, ordering the green chili pork chimichanga and engaging the young lady who was working the cash register.
Let’s say the chimichanga was not like any other chimichanga I have had before and not in a good way. It did not have a nice crisp, golden exterior, largely it was a grey ball of tortilla was swimming in beans and rice. When I asked the young lady working the cash register she said, «oh that is what our Chimichanga’s are like». Doughy balls of uncooked tortilla? She grudgingly agreed to cook a new one for us.
Amazingly, the next chimichanga she brought was a lovely golden color, like every other chimichanga I have eaten. Though even after bringing it, she said the first one had been deep fried. Let it go, bring my new chimichanga and go away. Please.
Tip when ordering at Julio’s Too, the taco’s are okay, but pass on the green chili chimichanga with a side of attitude from the employees.

The wait time was long and the staff wasn’t very accommodating. the food is decent though.

Let me start by saying I am not the biggest fan of Mexican food but this location has become a regular lunch time delight. Julio’s has great combos, the re-​fried beans and rice are perfect and the burros enchilada style are just what the doctor ordered. I used to think that Chipotle had some of the best Mexican food around but this is my neighborhood spot now. The have a punch card where if you purchase 9 lunch combos you get the 10^th free. They also offer free tortilla chips and your choice of mild or spicy salsa. Eat, Drink, and be Merry my Friends!!!

Can’t believe I have lived down the street from Julio’s Too since 02÷01÷10 and I only tried them 11÷03÷12. They have great combos, the re-​fried beans and rice are perfect and the burros enchilada style are just what I crave when I want Mexican food. My husband is not as keen on Mexican food he thinks Chipotle is the best Mexican in the world but he has picked up lunch here several times without any suggestions from me. So this is our neighborhood spot now, so sorry I never visited before. The have a punch card purchase 9 lunch combos get the 10^th free and also they offer free chips and salsa.

This was quick and convenient. And… it was quick and convenient.
I ordered their fish taco plate and ended up biting into what tasted like a salt taco! Yuck! I thought it was just one spot on the fish, but my second taco was just as salty.
My friend had a chicken quesadilla that was equally unpleasant.
Unfortunately, the «serve yourself» chips and salsa could not make up for our disappointing entrees. :(

After spending the day with my friend Austin, we were starving and came here for lunch. I’ve never been here before, and or my first time, I have to say it was pretty darn good.
Upon entering, there’s two Julios… we went to the smaller one that seems to be more of a fast casual type setting… self serve nachos, fountian pop, and you place your order at the counter. The other julios is more of a sit down resturant with servers… we wanted a more casual dining experience, so we kept it to Julio toos.
I went with the Burro enchilada with shredded beef, rice and refried beans. Prices here were awesome, and I got a ton of food. Austin went with the mini chimi’s, and I tried a few and they were tasty!!! yummy.
I have enough leftovers for dinner, and was quite full after finishing my meal here at lunch time. Place is small, well decorated, has an outdoor patio and a wide variety of menu items to choose from.
Will be back in the future for more.

Flying makes me hungry. Actually life makes me hungry, but flying makes me extra hungry. It’s hard work sitting on that plane for 4 hours! So as soon as I landed in Phoenix last night I was ready for some grub. Gabi K picked me up from the airport and took me straight to Julio’s Too to meet some of her friends for dinner.
When we arrived there was a basket of chips and lots of salsa waiting for us… thanks Julio! As I filled up on chips I checked out the menu and was torn between the shrimp fajitas and fish tacos. I decided on the shrimp tacos (as did Gabi) and soon we were greeted with LOTS of food. We probably should have shared, but like I said before… flying makes me hungry. I’ve had better fajitas in my life, but they were tasty and VERY filling.
Of course I managed to eat much more than one of Gabi’s friends who’s 4 months pregno, but I’ll blame my piggyness on the flying.

Returned for another dinner with friends last night…
While the food was still A-​OK, the service was not. Our waiter didn’t check on us very often, and we waited several times for water refills, salsa refills, and to pay the bill.
I don’t recommend Julio’s if you are in a hurry, but it’s still a decent place to fill the Mexican craving!