Valerio's Mexican Food

"Bad bad I wanted 2burritos of asada and one carnitas burrito The meat was old and hard no good flavor at all also the carnitas was very oily grease no flavor at all, and I requested please no grease in my burritos but they don’t care I guess Also the salsa really doesn’t have any kind of flavor,,bad bad I will think twice to go there and buy burritos Definitely I don’t recommend this place"

"$18 for 1 Cali Burrito. Mostly tortilla. Wasn't great but the hot sauce was good."

"I got a Carne asada burrito last night, and it gave me explosive diarrhea in the morning. My stomach has never had issues with any taco shop. Just be careful guys."

"I would've given this place at least 4 stars a few years ago, in pre- pandemic times. They were my go to for Mexican food. Sadly this is no longer the case. I even understood and obliged when their prices skyrocketed which seemingly happened overnight. After all, they were one of only a few places that remained open during the pandemic. Then the COVID-19 fog began to dissipate and life started normalizing. Merchants had a new challenge they were now faced with; pricing goods and services. Typically after some trial and error (in this case, customers feedback) most are able to find that sweet spot that everyone is cool with. I noticed that this taco shop was really struggling in that way and only after a few times through their drive thru I unconsciously just quit frequenting this establishment. There were so many other options with equally good food but way better prices. I didn't think much about it, until... Last night, I found myself at the mercy of my boyfriend, as I was his passenger and he wanted to roll through. I wasn't very hungry but on impulse threw caution to the wind and decided to order. I didn't have much to spend. The menu was overwhelming and obnoxious to someone in the passenger seat, that someone being me. At first I went with 3 rolled tacos with guac and cheese. Oh, $6.99? Uh, no.. Nevermind. We asked about their specials, and to our surprise the guy said they had a special, bean and cheese burrito with sour cream. That's it, perfect! We asked how much and he gave no answer. We told him 3 times before he understood we just wanted that and not the rolled tacos. At the window my boyfriend paid for his order (we ordered separately)- he got a potato burrito, one of their specials. He paid $5. Then he tells me my special price and I was all of a sudden not hungry anymore. $8.60!!! What kind of special is that?! The guy at the window was lacking in his customer service skills. Rude, and short with his answers. He could care less about representing his employer, and it was such a turn off. The end result for me was a lesson, the burrito was gross and I didn't eat another bite after my first. End result for them, a loss of 2 customers. My boyfriend apparently had the same experience. Keep on driving, trust me there's better food for better prices not far from them."