Julio's Cantina

"I had been to Jolio's a number of years ago and loved it, which is why I decided to celebrate my 70th birthday there. Everyone at the table felt the food quality had declined from previous experiences there. Myself, I had the street tacos and frankly had better off a food truck. Perhaps they are still in recovery after the July flooding and have not gotten their MOJO back yet!"

"Food was pretty good. Service was poor. Server blamed bartender for not pouring a drink that we saw sit for 10 minutes. We were served a drink with a severely chipped glass that would have cut a mouth. How it made it to us is beyond me."

"Finally, a place that has Mexican food similar to real Mexican food. It is hard to find compared to the west coast authentic style Mexican cuisine. Well this for Vermont is it. Try their combos worth every penny. Their street tacos are mix and match and half the price compared to the horrible tasting place called Mad Taco down the street. This is my pick even over burlington area Mexican inspired places."

"I should have not tried Mexican food in Vermont. Their food are decent, probably most people's favorite in VT. It might not be for Mexican food lover from the south. There was lacking in flavor."

"Arrived before a Sunday dinner "rush" and was met by welcoming staff. The menu was apparently new and the waitress couldn't answer a couple of questions about it but it wasn't a huge deal. What threw me off was the number of times a waitress went by and none of the cups on my table were getting refills. Flagging someone down for a water refill isn't common but I attribute that to a fairly young or new staff. The food was exactly what I wanted! Crunchy tacos and burritos made to order. The tacos are surprisingly expensive. Three crunchy tacos are basically the same price as a fully loaded burrito that has five times the amount of food inside. The chocolate toffee mouse cake was delicious - but had a negligible amount of toffee."