Los Garcias Taco Shop - El Cajon

Honest review: I came to pick up a breakfast burrito, the price on the menu isn’t the price at the window, even after you take taxes into consideration. My burrito was 5.89$ at the window my total was over 9.00$, The cashier was very friendly and efficient. The burrito was good, nice and full. Only thing is it lacks flavor like salt ect, which is understandable. Other than that my experience here was great, and I enjoyed the food so I will be coming back.

Really good 24 hour eats right next door to my hotel. The grilled chicken taco (pictured) is huge, tasty, and served on two fresh tortillas. Don't let the price throw you off; there is a lot of food here.

Love this place!!! Open 24 hours... No car no problem they let you order at DT window on foot or bike or whatever. They just want you to get fed!!! Great food great service

We went here while visiting the San Diego area. The food is good and fresh and was prepared quickly. The order was not quite as expected. One of our party asked about her order to make sure that her burrito had NO guacamole, sour cream or cheese. I think the woman taking the order did not understand that our friend was asking that these things be left off. When our friend opened her burrito it was chock full of everything she wanted left out of the burrito. It was like she got extra guacamole, sour cream and cheese. Except for that, the food was really good.

Great place to stop off the free-way and smash some tacos and tortas on the hood of your car on the way to the airport. Julian is at a high altitude and we took some windy roads into San Diego county. It is right beside a combination car wash/gas station and it is on a busy road beside a freeway off-ramp. Perfect place for to exist. Perfect place to find it after 5 days in the desert. They had some PRETTY good horchata and all sorts of other slushy colorful drinks I did not ask about. Their Torta was loaded and everything seemed worth the price. I really liked this place. I'd go back. Across the freeway was one of those mid-century looking Denny's. The ones that you cant tell if it is actually old or new but its probably new but its California so who knows there are architectural treasures everywhere.