Love this place, they are getting really up there in price. They are more expensive then most…read morerestaurants but worth the price.

Amazing taco truck that I've been coming to for years The…read moreowner is very nice and friendly Carnitas, al pastor, and carne asada tacos are excellent Other options such as mulitas and burritos are great as well Convenient location on the corner of the 118 highway

In a rush to get to simi. This was on the way. I wasn't happy with my food the salsa was very heavy…read morewith tomato and gross. Ingredients didn't taste fresh. Service was good won't be back.

Delicious! Needed to stop for lunch and got the albondigas- tasty! My husband had tacos and ate…read morethem up quick. My kiddo enjoyed her quesadilla and rice. Rice was like grandma's. They were very kind in service and the diner part was very cute.

The food was fresh and delicious! A nice outdoor seating area, got our order in a timely fashion…read more Will definitely eat here again!

Tacos El Diablo has such a cute and unique Mexican aesthetic! From the detailed flooring to the…read morecolorful décor and outdoor ambiance, the space was genuinely enjoyable and definitely stands out from other local taco spots. They also have a great variety of drinks, including micheladas, Mexican Coke, and other options. As far as customer service, unfortunately, that part of our experience wasn't the greatest. The gentleman who took our order didn't greet us or smile and seemed very overwhelmed or stressed, which made the interaction feel a little unwelcoming. One important thing I brought up while ordering was that someone in our party has a shrimp allergy. We were told there is cross-contamination and that they're unable to accommodate the allergy. I appreciated being told upfront, but this was the first time we've encountered this at a local taco restaurant. If you have a serious shrimp or seafood allergy, I would definitely keep this in mind and consider avoiding the restaurant for safety. Pricing is pretty reasonable, with options ranging roughly from $2-$20. The portions were great, and the food itself was good quality. The asada tacos and tortas had great flavor, and you could tell they were using quality ingredients. The salsas were SUPER spicy but really flavorful! The horchata wasn't personally my favorite, but it was still decent. Overall, the aesthetic, food quality, portions, and pricing were great. Customer service could definitely be improved, and anyone with a seafood allergy should be aware of the cross-contamination risk before visiting.

What a terrific spot and the food is scrumptious. Lot's of good tasting food! "Mucha buena comida y…read morecomida rica" I had the chicken burrito which has rice, beans, onions, cilantro and I added cheese and this is how to make a burrito . They know how to wrap a burrito tightly so it doesn't fall apart and the tortillas are fresh and tasty as well. Paola was my cashier and server and the staff are professional and friendly. Positive vibe and ambiance and a nice outdoor patio. Highly recommended

This is a relatively new Mexican restaurant in the area, and it's a pretty good choice when you're…read morein the mood for Mexican food. We arrived around 7:00pm on a Friday and found it somewhat busy. The interior is unmistakably Mexican, with lots of color and a beautiful mural that really gives the right character. The staff were all very friendly. We were seated right away, and since the weather was so nice, we decided to sit outside. Our water came quickly, and we were able to put in our order without much waiting. We're not particularly adventurous when it comes to Mexican food, so we went with our usual choices: chicken and beef fajitas. I also ordered the short rib plate because I was curious to try it. Their beer selection looked tempting too, but since none of the adults were going to drink and drive, we passed this time. Maybe next visit! It took a little longer than we expected for the food to come out, but the fajitas arrived steamy, and sizzling. The short ribs followed shortly after, also hot. The chicken and beef fajitas were both tender and flavorful. The short ribs had good flavor as well, although they were a little on the chewy side, which isn't unusual for short ribs. The sides were fresh and tasty, and the homemade tortillas were warm and had that authentic touch that made the meal even better. Overall, we had a very enjoyable Mexican dining experience as a family. We're looking forward to coming back, and next time, we may venture beyond our usual fajitas and try something other people recommend.

It's become our favorite in Camarillo. Quesabirria is sooo good!!!…read more Clean and bright indoor and has outdoor seating. Service is always top notch. They own a cute pan shop in the same plaza, also very good.

We tried this place based on all the 5-star reviews…read more I don't know, maybe we caught them on an off night (Thursday) or they're not good with to-go, but the bowl was lacking flavor and the taco dorado was soggy even though we picked it up literally as it came out the window. Plus, the toppings were weirdly packed on the side, which is maybe normal for their to-go, but I didn't expect to build the taco. The rice and beans had good flavor. As others have said, lots of food for the price, which is a positive. Decent overall, solid 3/5.

Literally the best burrito in Camarillo!!!! The price…read moreprices are the best too! Great service, and a great market ticket, food, and munchies specifically from Mexico

As you walk into this deceptively designed shop, you'll find a tight entry. To the right is the…read moreservice counter. Immediately in front of you, is a grocery store with fresh produce, drinks, etc.. There's no real service to speak of. You go in, look at the menu above and behind the register, make your choices and pay the employee at the till. When I went, no one offered to answer any questions or sell me anything. The woman at the counter next to the young man behind the register just watched me while I checked stuff out. On the left between a dark room and the grocery, were large racks of Mexican pastries and breads. I have tried Mexican pastries in the past and have not really enjoyed them. But "hope springs. . ." and all that. So, seeing a decent amount of plump pastries and breads that looked incredibly fresh and enticing, I used the provided tongs and placed a few into a bag (also provided). I'm still thinking about going back for more. They were all moist and flavorful with fillings that were delicately sweetened. So so good. I perused the menu acting as though I hadn't come there for one item only - a breakfast burrito with bacon. I liked the breakfast burrito I had here and would definitely recommend it. It's a full meal capable of holding you for a long time. I would probably want to eat one again before a long day of chores, shopping, or a strenuous hike. I need to feel like I earned the calories. And I wasn't hungry until dinner. Behind the register is a doorway to a whole other experience. The kitchen is safely and sanitarily located behind tall countertops and a refrigerated section. I was excited to see the variety of offerings from south of the border. Are you hankering for a goody you can only get in Mexico, come here and look. You'll probably find it. That dark room I mentioned earlier is a huge dining area with dark iconic furniture that I discovered on my first trip to Mexico many years ago. Black leather and wood barrel shaped chairs with black leather topped round tables scattered around a dark room with black tile floors. There were patrons eating at a couple of the tables who looked like regulars. The size of the dining area made me think it would be a great place for a large gathering. I'm now wondering if they ever have live music and if they would be able to accommodate a large birthday party. There are a couple of picnic tables in the back, off the parking lot, where I ate my meal. I believe the notion of putting tables back there was more like an afterthought because it's not decorated and it's right along the back walkway from parked cars to the restaurant door. It's not regularly attended to, I guess, as there were remnants of another customer's meal at the other table. I also had the thought that it might just be a place for the employees to take a break and eat a meal in peace. Overall, I will be coming back and trying other menu items, baked goods and products from the other room.

Lovely fresh Mexican good. Consistent quality and fast in n out service. Located conveniently…read moreright off 101 and decent parking in the back.

Second time ordering food from Hector's and it did not disappoint. Very reasonable prices!!! I only…read morewish I had ordered more salsa verde for my super burrito lol. I got the shredded chicken burrito and my boyfriend got the asada burrito. Both were really good but I would choose the shredded chicken any day. The burrito is huge too! I split it up into 3 separate meals lol. The salsa verde is really good as well! Highly recommend the salsa verde on any food options from here. The salsa roja is pretty spicy so beware. Both times we went, we got asada fries and it has become a must order for us. And usually went end up so full we save it for the next day and they are still as good when we reheat them. The people here are always very nice and helpful! They have outdoor seating which we loved. It's never too hot in Camarillo so it's always a good day to eat outdoors. Can't wait to eat here again!

This place was delicious. We stopped in for a late lunch. Enjoyed the sangria, burger, and…read moreprosciutto sandwich. The service was excellent! What a little gem of a place.

The food was fantastic! For an appetizer, we had the Fig & Goat Cheese Toast. It was on the…read morebreakfast menu, but they offered to serve from the breakfast, lunch, or dinner menus. For dinner, we ordered patatas bravas, ribeye steak, grilled sea bass, caesar salad, pappardelli pasta with crispy chicken, and red wine. Each dish was crafted to perfection. We all shared to enjoy the spread. The fig and goat cheese paired well with the wine. The salad, perfectly mixed with thinly sliced Parmesan, was well balanced. The medium cooked ribeye was well seasoned and juicy. The pasta was moist with the crispy chicken/pan seared. The sea bass was also seared with excellent flavor. The patatas brava/~ like German potatoes were very good as well. The service was very personable. The Attendant was well versed on the entire menu, able to offer suggestions at every level including the wines. The restaurant is a small but quaint environment. Set just right for a romantic evening or, as in our case, celebrating our anniversary with family.

First of all -- this place is gorgeous! The food was delicious and service was attentive. 5 stars…read morefor Victor. He really took care of us. I had the Tacos de Papas Con Carnitas. Victor said they were delicious and he was not wrong! My husband had the combo plate with mole flautas, pastor sopes and enchiladas verde. He loved it! The table also got a Mar y Tierra, which was also very good! Would definitely come back here again!

We went for my birthday 8/26. We had a party of 24. We were seated 15 minutes after the…read morereservation. They only had one server for the entire party. He did ok, but he was working the entire section which included another large party of at least 10 and a couple of smaller tables as well. There should have been at least two servers working our table. We had to ask for water several times. The food was delicious but service could have been much better. This was on a Wednesday and it wasn't packed.

They have great Mexican food, I go all the time and the service there is great everyone is so nice…read moreand everything taste great

amazing food everyone needs to go try it everything is so good they never fail to satisfyread more