Chilaquilicious — Restaurant in Azusa

Service was ok, but nothing to write home about. It was clean, lots of seating options. The bathroom was also clean. The restaurant had ballads in spanish playing in the background, not too loud either, which is nice if you want to have a conversation. They brought out complimentary chips (they tasted freshly made), fried beans (their beans were actually pretty good, didn't taste like they came out of a can), red salsa (no spice whatsoever) and some pico de gallo (very fresh and delicious, no spice). We ordered the green chilaquiles with chorizo & potatoes using green sauce. The chilaquiles had some crunch to them which I prefer, I wouldn't get the potatoes with chorizo again, it wasn't great, the chorizo lacked flavor and the potatoes were a little mushy, and the green sauce needed flavor, didn't have spice and needed salt, it was just sour. We also ordered a torta, but after ordering, paying and sitting down to wait for our food we were told they're actually out of bread, so we had to scramble to order something else with comparable pricing. We ended up getting a quesadilla with asada, it came with guacamole and salsa. The quesadilla was actually really good and large portion, the meat was not dry, good amount of cheese in it, the guac and salsa paired well. To drink we got jamaica (hibiscus ice tea), it was delicious and refreshing for a hot day, and they gave us a free refill. I would go back but probably try different things. Pricing wasn't too bad I'd say $$. Also,...

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Huge waste of time

Well I took the time to create another review from one of my other accounts in response to the owner’s lovely response but despite the professionalism displayed google has chose to sensor so I’m adding to original comment 1: As I told the lady who took my order, I intended on ordering 2 burritos total. After I saw the first one and was displeased that changed The “ENTIRE PLATE” was finished because the burrito was ultra small and I originally went in to get food for my son and I, whom I split the burrito with. (With that being said I believe half the burrito was about 2or3 avg sized bites) wasn’t very hard to finish! I have ate many things I have not particularly enjoyed but before I throw away my money, I will finish an undesirable plate just to get my moneys worth, soo there’s that! I informed the lady who took my order upon ordering, that I was not the best at rewrapping burritos, so I requested salsa to be put inside -I have ate burritos from numerous locations throughout the area and the rice typically comes inside as well , with that being common practice it is my opinion that if a customer tells you they have problems wrapping burritos maybe make customer aware that the rice comes on the side and offer or ask to put rice inside for them as well (suggestion) Thought this might clear things up a lil bit, really not a fan of smart a** responses. I left an...

Tried Chilaquilicious recently and ordered the chilaquiles with milanesa, chilaquiles with chorizo and papas, and the huevos divorciados. The atmosphere is clean and lively with some low music in the background. It is a smaller spot but had plenty of seating even on a Saturday morning.

It is an order at the counter kind of place, but the service was surprisingly attentive. Several staff members checked in at different times to make sure everything was good, which I really appreciated. Portions are generous and priced fairly.

The food was solid. The chilaquiles were tasty, though I felt the red sauce leaned a bit heavy on the tomato flavor and could use a little more depth. They did bring out a spicy chili sauce on the side, which helped balance it out. Overall the experience was great and it is definitely a spot worth checking out if you are craving...