Tortas Sinaloa — Restaurant in Ontario

The store looked clean and organized. The person at the register was not only extremely attractive but she was also polite and helpful. She repeated my order to verify. The male behind the counter was also very polite. He let me sample his Tamarindo (too sweet, but tasty). I ordered a Fontana torta, no onions, chocolate banana liquado, no onions, and a torta de milanesa no onions. I had barely sat down to wait for my order when it was done!! It smelled so good in my truck on my way to my sister's. I could barely keep my hands off of my torta. When I got to my destination, I unpacked the food, it smelled delightfully. I found that the nice lady had tossed in some jalapeño carrots 🥕 and chiles 🤩🤩🥰 it surprised me to see that onions somehow made it on the Torta Fontana🥲 gross. Thankfully, it is a choice and not an allergy. My sister ate it as an open face torta, loved her liquado too. I happily ate my milanesa torta. The beans really made it for me. If you like Mexican food and you like sandwiches, you should totally try this for yourself. Just double-check your to-go order...

The green & red neon lights and telenovelas playing in the background may be gone, but the food and aguas frescas are still going strong at Tortas Sinaloa.

There are so many different types of tortas to choose from. Chicken, beef, veggie are only the beginning and you can customize them too. I recommend adding refried beans. Although they look huge, they are just the right size.

Same goes for the tacos, but the best part are the tortillas. I can't tell if they're homemade or not, but that should tell you just how good they are.

The main reason I stop by — the agua frescas. Pineapple, cantaloupe, or good ol cucumber lime, all are refreshing. They also make fresh juices, of which I recommend the carrot & apple. All served in HUGE cups. It's like Latin Octoberfest everyday.

Service is great, the place is clean and prices are great. Stop searching for another place to eat and...

First time trying this place since my wife recommended it after visiting the area she attended University. We currently live in Tennessee and were looking to eating here with family. We showed up at 7:00 pm, one hour before closing yet it was already like they were closed. As you could see in the picture, all the tables and chairs were stacked to the right and they said we could eat inside. We were able to sit while we waited but they said they needed to clean before closing. Also, they had no agua Frescas available since the “lady left”. Overall service wasn’t that great. If a restaurant is opened to 8:00 they shouldn’t make seating unavailable an hours before. Won’t be...