Vaquerros

Vaqueros serves monster sized burritos. 1 burrito is big enough for 2 people. And the burritos are always served super piping hot. Let it cool down for 5 – 10 minutes or you’ll burn all your taste buds off and won’t be able to taste all of the deliciousness.
The food is good, cheap, and plentiful. The service however really sucks.
Tip– the horchata here in so good!

There is a vaqueros near where I live so I thought that I’d try this location. what a mistake my food was not even warm it was cold, not to mention the bad service. The restrooms are filthy ! Need I say more! Nothing like the vaqueros in south Phoenix near my house !

Is there some sort of secret war to see who can serve the largest burritos in the valley? If so, Vaquerros just dropped a huge bomb on the competition. I was straight INTIMIDATED by my burrito. I questioned now only WHY someone felt the need to make them so huge, but HOW it was able to cost significantly less than the competition.
They prepare their meat a little differently. It seemed to be tenderized and rather finely chopped. It was marinated in… well, I can’t put my finger on it. But the meat, pico, and guac inside seemed to pack quite a bit of lime. The salsa was bold, and I appreciated it not seeming to have any salt at all. Look, it was like 2am when I went here so I can’t recall all the details. Just know this tastes different than all our local chains, and is well worth the change of pace.

This was my first time in. I was in the mood for a burrito from a «Mom and Pop» spot, no Chipotle today. I live near this place and I have yet to try it out. Today I took a chance and it was just okay overall, but I’m sure I will go back and give them another try.
1. The environment is cool and it has a Mom and Pop feel. The customer service was good and I didn’t have to wait long for my food.
2. The Carne Asada Burrito I got was the size of my forearm. After I added Rice, Beans, Cheese, and Sour Cream. I’m from Oakland where we have excellent Mexican Food and the Best Burrito Trucks in the world so it’s weird to me to have to add those things to a Burrito, but in Arizona that’s the culture.
3. The Burrito wasn’t rolled as tight as I like, and the taste of everything together once I mixed it a little with a fork was pretty good. I would recommend it to anyone that wanted a quick burrito to eat for lunch and have some left over for dinner.
The next time in I think I’m gonna try a Carne Asada Torta. That’s something I have yet to see a place fumble on.

Great authentic Mexican food. Reasonably priced items, what I order at least. Love their chips!

W live in the neighborhood and cine here often, betty good consistent food. However, the young lady at the register never smiles. Ever. Makes me uncomfortable, maybe keep her in the beck instead of helping customers?

It has been a tough place to find. Living in Phoenix there are plenty of Mexican restaurants to go to. All serve the same thing– tacos, Tortas, burritos, quesadillas, and so on. It’s nothing new. So what sets this place apart is the taste of their food and the diversity of the items available. Their portions are large. So what do I mean by diversity in food. Well, Gorditas, pozole, tamales, menudo, sopes, flautas, and all of the other stuff offered in both corn or flower tortillas. Their willingness to customize your order is definitely something to be praised. Try this place out. It’s really something to brag about.

This is probably the closest place I have near me if I am craving some mexican food. I usually get the adobada burrito. Its really good and the staff is good too. I never had a complaint there at all. They are open most of the time too, sometimes even 24 hours. So, if you looking for something decent or craving a late night mexican meal you can’t go wrong with this place.

Best authentic Mexican food we have found since moving to AZ in 5 years. Menudo 7 days a week. And I hate menudo Mexico but will eat theirs.