Los Garcia's Taco Shop — Restaurant in El Cajon

Horrible customer service, overpriced average food. I just wanted to grab a burrito and it's $12 for a carne asada or a California burrito. Only insane morons think they can charge that much for a California burrito. I saw they have a burrito combo with rice and beans for $12.55 so I figured I'd grab that and get a little extra bang for my buck.

They charged me almost $18 for it because I wanted to swap the carne asada burrito for a California. The California costs less than the carne asada does, so I figured it would be no problem, and I'd be okay paying more for it. I asked why she was charging me so much and she said she had to do a California burrito with separate rice and beans. I said why can't you just do the carne asada combo and swap the burrito, and she just said no. I will not be back and F...

Great place to stop off the free-way and smash some tacos and tortas on the hood of your car on the way to the airport. Julian is at a high altitude and we took some windy roads into San Diego county. It is right beside a combination car wash/gas station and it is on a busy road beside a freeway off-ramp. Perfect place for to exist. Perfect place to find it after 5 days in the desert.

They had some PRETTY good horchata and all sorts of other slushy colorful drinks I did not ask about. Their Torta was loaded and everything seemed worth the price. I really liked this place. I'd go back.

Across the freeway was one of those mid-century looking Denny's. The ones that you cant tell if it is actually old or new but its probably new but its California so who knows there are architectural...

Everyone is very warm hearted and even though they are hard working on the job, they work really hard through the communication gap as well, so they might confuse a word or two here and there just have a lil patience and it'll go a long way with how pleasant the overall experience is like.... & On top of their top tier culinary expertise with everything on their menu, they're also pillars in the community, they often can be seen feeding the homeless community by offering a burrito for a little work in exchange, which helps these individuals in working to earn their keep rather sitting around receiving free handouts all the time like many are used to doing or have fallen accustomed to doing... So they might even be an aiding force in helping some of the homeless community in becoming...