Los Junior's Mexican Food — Restaurant in California

Update:

Well, it happened again. I ordered from door dash 3 burritos, 3 rolled tacos, carne asada fries and 6 beef tacos and I got 6 total salsas. Knowing they are stingy on salsa I paid an extra $2 for 3x red and 3x mild verde. They didnt include the extra six and barely gave us any for our LARGE order. This "extra salsa order" is a scam!

Its a shame with their raised prices they don't want to provide salsa. When you ask them at the drive thru you get attitude.

1st review*

I love Los Juniors, the food is excellent and I have been coming here for 12+ years. The Carne has a great favor, beef tacos are good and the owner has always taken care of me. Shrimp tacos are amazing, you get the hint...food is great.

My issue, and why I am giving you 3 stars right now, is your salsa issue. Since COVID they have gotten stingy. The food quality went down, i believe with supply chain issues, but looks like the quality went back to where it was but the salsa has remained the same and now got worse. Two weeks ago we ordered 4 burritos, 6 tacos and 10 rolled tacos for multiple people and got 4 salsas (this time through door dash). I called up and she said its their policy and we should have paid for more. I said we ordered all this food. She didnt care. The other night I ordered 2 burritos, 5 rolled tacos and two beef tacos. I got 3 salsas. I asked for more green and she said I had to pay for more or exchange. I mentioned the amount of food I ordered and she practically threw a salsa into my hand.

I get it, people will abuse it but take into consideration the amount of food being ordered when you decide how much salsa to give. And if you door dash, call them to ensure you get the salsa you deserve. They raised their prices but give...

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First time here and most likely, will not return. I ordered a bean burrito, rolled talcos, and carne asada tacos. Beans tasted like they were watered down. The beef in the rolled tacos was barely there and one of them had that weird taste that beef gets when it's old. The carne asada did not have much flavor, although the portions were generous. The green and red salsa barely had any flavor and were extremely mild, not even a hint of being spicy. Quite possibly, the salsas were watered down (Seems to be a trend here.) On a good note, the tortilla from the bean burrito was delicious. Recommendations for improvement: Marinate your carne asada or add some type of seasoning to it. Make the refried beans like grandma does. Rolled tacos, less lettuce, and more fresh meat. As for the salsa, taste test your batch. Flavor goes a long way. If you wouldn't serve it to your family for Sunday dinner, why serve it to paying customers who may take the time to...

Great food, reasonable prices, lovely courtyard with a fountain. Very clean and fresh. But watch out for the owner : if you look like you are having a rough time in life, he will tell you that you smell bad and customers are complaining, that you should leave, and that "the police are on their way". This lying bastard even had the nerve to act like I had broken one of the stone benches in the courtyard, even though he already knew it wasn't me because he told me himself that he had a hidden video camera running in the courtyard. This also bothered me because one of the things I liked about this place was the feeling of happy seclusion and privacy. Now that I know this guy is recording video and probably with audio included and he calls the cops at the drop of a sombrero ... I decided to sue the guy for specious discrimination and avoid the place completely despite the bomb salsa, green fire sauce and mild zanahorias en...