Jilberto's — Restaurant in Escondido

pulled up to the gas station next door high as balls hoping to ravage a pack of powdered donuts and to rinse it down with cautious gulps of piping hot, watery gas station coffee. in the desert of my feverish hunger, there appeared an oasis, accompanied by the faint whisper of a bittersweet mexican ballad playing over a decrepit speaker system. in less than the amount of time it took for me to pump eleven dollars and seventy three cents of gas (the total of all the spare change i had in my center console) into my poor little korean sedan, the girl behind the counter at jilberto's had already expertly and effortlessly tucked grilled onions, ham, cheese, bacon, and fries into a lovely little bundle of a breakfast burrito. foolishly, i attempted to one-hand my meal and continue on with my drive down the 15, but as soon as i took that first tender bite i knew i had to pull over. it's rare, in my experience, to find yourself so consumed by what you are consuming; this morsel required my total devotion and undivided attention. absolutely...

food was not bad I went here for gas and stumbled across this restaurant inside the cashier a fat latin with mustache took my debit card and put in machince and left in there for about 5 whole minutes meanwhile I looked at my card charges and seen he already charged me and showed him I did and he insisted he knew what he was doing do I said ok but as I left and was eating I noticed I was charged twice and went back to the restaurant to be told first that he gave me buy one get one free which was a lie and then he says it will come back to your card but it’s been. whole two weeks and still pending transaction I would steer clear from this place definitely something g wierd of illegal nature here and it’s not worth...

Got take-out from here for 3 people. Plastic-ware was not included in the bag, and the person at the register was short with me when I asked questions, they were not "Rude" exactly but I felt like they were annoying with my questions. The carne asada-fries tasted good enough and the portion was more than enough. The rolled tacos were great. But I was really disappointed with my carne asada-wet burrito. The chunks of steak reminded me of canned dog food, and they filled the entirety of my burrito... except for a little bit of pico de giao. It would have tasted way better with some rice and/or beans in it to balance out the flavor. Overall, disappointed about the...