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    Tio's

    4.8 (11 reviews)
    Open • 10:30 am - 2:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Jazlyn B.

    Had to come back to try their breakfast burritos that's only available on Saturdays! The service was great and efficient, my food came out fast. The breakfast burrito was good! Had eggs, potatoes, eggs, green chiles and cheese. The green chiles added extra flavor to the burrito which I enjoyed. The size of the burrito was good for the price.

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    Awesome. I was bummed when he closed his restaurant downtown due to the challenging labor market. But stoked to have him open a truck in Kaneohe. His steak tacos are my favorite on the island. His steak burritos and steak enchiladas rock. I'm on my way to get lunch now. Best of luck with your new venture. Dave

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    Great food, we've been regulars since they were downtown selling tamales. He does not sell tamales right now but we are encouraging him to sell them again.

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    4 days ago

    Sad to report 9/26 is Tio's last day in business. We'll have to look elsewhere for bombass burritos, tacos, and enchiladas now!! :(

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    3 months ago

    Fire! Get the Tio's special burrito. Trust me on that one. You won't be upset. Burrito comes with everything you could want

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