Amazing al pastor tacos & we added avocado! They were plated with roasted jalapeños and onions,…read morealong with pickled jalapeños and carrots! Wow what a treat!! Too bad we were just driving through!!

1. Friendly service 2. Good Aguas Fresca…read more3. Homely 4. Good food: Yummy torta & Enchiladas 5. Breakfast all day 6. Kid's menu

Great food, clean location, and nice outdoor seating. The only downside was the customer service…read more The main lady working the counter was surprisingly rude and unwelcoming, which put a damper on an otherwise enjoyable experience. The food itself was delicious, so hopefully the service improves because the location has a lot going for it!

Delicious! The Service was great and the food, salsa and…read moregrilled or steamed onions were delicious! My kids had burritos and we had tacos.After a day of hiking,this was the perfect choice.Definitely stopping by next time we go to Sequoia park or kaweah lake

Los Panchos was our first stop before checking into our Airbnb for our two national park trips, and…read moreit turned out to be a great choice. On a very hot day, it was so nice to walk into the restaurant and enjoy their air conditioning, which felt like a breath of fresh air. The place was getting busy, but our service remained good, and our food came out quickly. Everything we ordered was tasty. I didn't manage to finish my meal, so I took it to go and enjoyed it the next day. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was still delicious. Overall, Los Panchos is a solid spot for a satisfying meal, especially on a hot day, and I would definitely recommend it!

I can agree with the other reviews. My husband returned my burrito because it had far more beans…read morethan meat. On top of that, his own burrito was missing three ingredients that he specifically requested. When he politely tried to address the issues, the owner of this location was very disrespectful. Several customers who witnessed the interaction even commented that the owner should not have handled the situation that way. Instead of trying to resolve the problem or simply remaking the burritos, they refused to serve him, even though we had already paid $51 for two burritos and two drinks. Save your money and spend it somewhere that values its customers and is willing to make things right when there is a problem. By far one of the worse restaurants I have been too.

Greeted warmly followed by amazing, quick service! Best place to support local and get a yummy…read moremeal! Always quick, fresh, fast and best service!

So, let's chat! Are you into breakfast burritos? Oh man! Okay let's go for a deep dive!…read more This is a small shop located on a street that gives off Main Street vibes in a small town. The ambiance is like a hole in the wall, but do not judge a book by its cover. The service is fast too! So, onto the goodies. I ordered the carnè asada burrito with both red and green chili. It had beans, rice, and cilantro inside! You can also request for cheese. The burrito had authentic Mexican flavors! Unlike the typical Karen burrito from California tortilla. I loved the spicy notes, the savoriness of the ingredients, and also the generous portions! I definitely will be back to try more burritos! This was a great breakfast to start my day.

Good food. Perfect location to watch potential car accidents cuz it's right on the corner and some…read morecars just buzz on thru the 4-way stop. Wide variety of American and Mexican food for breakfast and lunch. Definitely stopping again on our way thru town from camping in Sequoia National Park.

Found this place through fate! 2 years back in the midst of the pandemic, my friends and I we're…read moredriving back from sequoia national park back to our Airbnb and stumbled upon this place by chance. The restaurant was closed at the time as it was night time, but we were attracted by the bright lights of the food truck! We enjoyed the tacos and horchata and have been raving about it since. Knowing we'd be in the area once more on another sequoia trip, we knew we had to re-visit. Our Airbnb was located in Visalia and it looks like they have another location there as well, however, after calling, I confirmed that it isn't the exact same menu and it's owned by different brothers. Knowing this, I knew I had to go back to the exact location we went to last. This time around, I opted for 2 carne asada tacos and 2 Al pastor tacos. The tacos each come with raw finely chopped onion, pico de gallo and guacamole, with perfectly grilled onions and jalapeño on the side. The carne asada meat was perfectly cooked per usual and it had a delicious smoky flavor and the al pastor was just as delicious! Horchata - not too overpowering and perfectly sweetened. If I ever find myself in central cali, I'll be back in a heartbeat! Also, please note that the truck names tacos way is the same exact food as the restaurant called Los arbolitos, the restaurant just has an expanded menu.

Some say, the salsa was the best. The food is good for Mexican but to me lacked some flavor. The…read moreservice was excellent, super nice and friendly. We stopped here before heading into Sequoia National Park. The bathrooms are clean and there is a patio if you have a furry friend with you. Also across the street is a park in which you can walk them around.

I loved the food, the quesadilla was delicious. The service was great and we were greeted with a…read moresmile. I will come back again soon.

Very friendly staff, food so good, excellent service. We come to Exeter 3 times a year visiting…read morefamily and look forward to eat a La Cabana restaurant.

Delicious food with portions big enough to split! Very clean interior and well-maintained…read morerestrooms. When we arrived we were the only people in the restaurant, but so long as that doesn't bother you, it is worth a visit! We had the quesabirria as an appetizer, which was very tasty. The appetizer was huge, which I feel justified the price ($16). For dinner, we split the two enchilada combo with rice & beans, which was also enjoyable. The green sauce was spicier than expected but overall we both were happy with it! Again, enough to split, so I felt the price was justified ($16). The only item we tried that I did not feel was justifiably priced was the churro and ice cream dessert. I've had fresher churros and ice cream from a local food truck for almost half the cost, and unfortunately the dessert just left a lot to be desired for the $13 cost. The churros were fairly hard and the ice cream had ice chips throughout; I'm guessing it's not a frequently ordered dish. Flavor was great, but for $13 I would have expected better quality. All in all it was a satisfactory visit and I wouldn't be opposed to coming back!

Great burgers and ice cream! My pup loves going there after a walk to get an ice cream treat!read more

Best Burrito in town! Really enjoy their Asada burrito their service is also great! Awesome place…read moreto eat!

STOP SCROLLING! You have to try this place!!! This might just be the best Mexican food my husband…read moreand I have ever had. That's not an exaggeration. I ordered an asada crunch wrap with red sauce from their secret menu and my husband ordered a spicy supreme asada burrito. Our taste buds were doing a happy dance from the combination of flavors. The crunch wrap has nacho cheese which really pulled all the flavors together. The burrito is the size of a newborn baby. My husband said the spice wasn't overpowering on the burrito and had the perfect balance of heat and flavor. Food came out really fast even though they had a sign that advises to be patient as they aren't a fast food restaurant and the staff is super friendly. I can't recommend enough.

Good quality food! Large portions and friendly service. Covered outside seating. Excellent treat…read moreafter a long day of yard work!

I had the shrimp ceviche which was so delicious (surprised me). It was lonely but food was…read moredelicious!

Vallarta sits in downtown Exeter, and when I walked in, the place was empty. No customers the…read moreentire time I was there, but the room looked nice, Spanish paintings on the walls, music filling the quiet space. The waitress met me fast, dropped menus, chips, and salsa. The chips and salsa were the best part of the entire visit. The salsa was full of flavor, full of aroma, with a spice that hits and fades just right, pulling you back in for another bite. I'd buy a tub of it without hesitation. I saw a daily special, two enchiladas with rice and beans, and ordered that along with a strawberry wine margarita, mostly out of curiosity. When it arrived blended, I expected a sangria‑tequila hybrid. Instead, it tasted like nothing. Just cold, blended liquid with no real identity. Before I could figure it out, the food hit the table, fast. Less than five minutes. The rice and beans had no flavor. Salt helped, but only a little. The tiny salad on the plate didn't add anything for me. But the enchiladas were solid. I got them with ground beef, and the red sauce was flavorful, the beef seasoned well. Pico de gallo on top isn't my thing, but once everything blended together, I ate it up. I tried the margarita again mid‑meal. This time I could taste a faint wine note, like a very light blended sangria. Not something I'd order again, but definitely an experience. Honestly, Vallarta shines in two places: the salsa and the enchiladas. If they ever decide to serve proper sangrias in a few flavors, I'd come back just for that, and a basket of chips with that salsa.