Zarazua’s Cafe

Pricey compared to most mexican restaurants, (paid $ 12 for chilaquiles and coffee). More than likely due to location, (which doesn’t make it justified!). Food was average, not much flavor, tortillas are not made here. They are bought from a bakery or tortilleria more than likely. You can tell by texture and taste. Inside was not clean, dirty floors, walls, tables, etc. I was the only one there, food came out warm at best. Cmon, for being they only one there, not very good. Definitely would not return.

The food was okay, but I thought it was bit pricey. I like Panchito’s and Taco Taco better.

Very expensive relative to other Mexican restaurants. Food average at best.
Would go elsewhere

Small, modest, family-​run.
Food was great — really enjoyed it. Light.

This place has changed a little throughout the years but the same lady and old man are always there. The parking is now in the back and can be annoying to walk around the building to the front door, but the owners seem to not mind if you enter and exit through the back door and walk past the kitchen. The restrooms are back there anyway, so I guess there really shouldn’t be a problem. The atmosphere doesn’t provide any wow factor, but it’s definitely a hole in the wall kind of place where people come for the food and not some kind of amazing service. And that gets me to the food… DELICIOUS! I’m a big Migas guy for breakfast, but in the afternoon, the Tacos Norteños are to die for. A big plate with a lot of food I’ve come to like is the Mexican Plate with enchiladas and crispy tacos. So far, I have only had great experiences here, and the drive thru is clutch for days I’m in a hurry

I’ve visited on several occasions, mostly to pick up to go orders but have dined in for breakfast. I haven’t had an unpleasant visit, but I haven’t had a miraculous one either. Its pretty much plain and simple.
The food is pretty tasty, but it usually takes awhile. Its not what I would call fast food, I am (a rare) very patient person. They have a family run atmosphere and you can tell they run the restaurant because they love cooking and need to get the kids through college.
The place hasn’t changed much over the years, but they did add a drive thru window for call in orders. That’s my thing! I call in tacos about once a month for work meetings and I don’t even have to get out of the car now. 18 tacos runs about $ 25 though.
Also the new construction building ate z’s parking lot. Space is now very limited without off roading behind the building. I’m interested to see if there will be some improvements to the dining room and exterior in the future.

I consistently get over-​charged here. They sneak things on to your bill. «Would you like bacon with that?» Sure! Ah, that’s an extra $ 2.
The serving sizes have certainly shrunk since I started going here. The tortillas are lackluster, they look like they were bought from the grocery store last week. The salsa is tame– tomato sauce with a few chunks in it. Avoid.