Chavo’s Mexican Grill (Tortas Ebenezer) Reno — Restaurant in Reno

Today, for lunch, I had a Torta Cubana, which consists of ham, egg, sausage, milanesa, avocado slices, and tomato slices. This was my second time trying it, and I enjoyed the combination of all the meats together. The bread used in the torta had a unique flavor and was soft with every bite. The flavors of all the ingredients combined were a pleasure to my palate. Additionally, the tortas were made quickly and did not take much time to prepare.

I ordered a large horchata large size, I love horchatas, it good taste, not too sweet, and I like the taste of milky and rice combined, 😋

The prices are fair for the size of the torta.

The total was almost $40.00 (two tortas Cubanas, a Mexican bottle of Coca-Cola, and a large horchata.).

Better paid cash. otherwise, they charge a certain amount for using your debit card.

The sad thing about the tables was dirty. People use them, and the restaurant team doesn't pay too much attention to them, use napkins over the floor, might be sure the weather is right because if it's windy during this time, you gonna freeze and the tortas as well lol.

But definitely, I will...

I ordered the Pollo Torta. Up front, it's $10.50 for a sandwich with no sides.

Two things stand out: there isn't much meat on here, and there are bones and some gristle mixed in with the meat. So be prepared for these two unpleasantries should you go and order the chicken.

I went at lunch and there was a line. There was one stressed guy working the front. He seemed to have a few duties back in the kitchen as well since he kept disappearing back there. The kitchen moved slowly in keeping up with the rush so there was a bit of a lingering crowd waiting for their orders.

I see the great reviews on here and am wondering if I just went on an off day?

Last, parking will be a challenge. You may end up...

Total spent $29.85 Torta Cubana 7.5/10 Had 4 different kinds of meat which included milanesa, slices sausage (aka hotdogs), chorizo, and ham. This torta had lots of flavors which was good and also a little overwhelming. The bolillo (bread) was soft on the inside and perfectly toasted on the outside. Torta Al Pastor 6.2/10 Again the bread was the best part of the torta wasn't a huge fan of the meat. Had great flavor but I just didn't get the traditional al pastor taste I was looking for. Least likely to order again.

I was also a little confused finding the place because the GPS took me to an outdoor little shack. Once I walked further I found that they have an...