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Vallejo's Restaurant
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Long-running, family-owned establishment with a menu of traditional Mexican favorites.
Nearby attractions
Crocker Art Museum
216 O St, Sacramento, CA 95814
Southside Park
2115 6th St, Sacramento, CA 95818
Verge Center for the Arts
625 S St, Sacramento, CA 95811
National Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe
711 T St, Sacramento, CA 95811
California Automobile Museum
2200 Front St, Sacramento, CA 95818
Axis Gallery
625 S St, Sacramento, CA 95811
Pioneer Landing Park
1900 Front St, Sacramento, CA 95811
Riverfront Promenade
Front St, Sacramento, CA 95811
Franklin D. Roosevelt Park
1615 9th St WB, Sacramento, CA 95814
Historic Lamp Posts
Sacramento, CA 95814
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Fox & Goose Public House
1001 R St, Sacramento, CA 95811
Subway
400 P St Suite 1205, Sacramento, CA 95814, United States
Drake's: The Barn
985 Riverfront St, West Sacramento, CA 95691
Il Fornaio
400 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, CA 95814, United States
ROC&SOL Diner
1825 10th St, Sacramento, CA 95811
Delta Hand Pies
918 S St, Sacramento, CA 95811
Los Inmortales Taqueria | Cocina Mexicana
501 Broadway, Sacramento, CA 95818
The Coconut On T
1110 T St, Sacramento, CA 95811
Buddha Bowls and Rolls
715 P St, Sacramento, CA 95814
Franquette
965 Bridge St Suite 100, West Sacramento, CA 95691
Nearby hotels
The Inn & Spa at Parkside
2116 6th St, Sacramento, CA 95818
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100 Capitol Mall, Sacramento, CA 95814
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Vallejo's Restaurant

1900 4th St, Sacramento, CA 95811
4.3(858)
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Long-running, family-owned establishment with a menu of traditional Mexican favorites.

attractions: Crocker Art Museum, Southside Park, Verge Center for the Arts, National Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, California Automobile Museum, Axis Gallery, Pioneer Landing Park, Riverfront Promenade, Franklin D. Roosevelt Park, Historic Lamp Posts, restaurants: Fox & Goose Public House, Subway, Drake's: The Barn, Il Fornaio, ROC&SOL Diner, Delta Hand Pies, Los Inmortales Taqueria | Cocina Mexicana, The Coconut On T, Buddha Bowls and Rolls, Franquette
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(916) 443-8488
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Featured dishes

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Chile Colorado Burrito
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Atmore Burrito
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Lengua Burrito / Beef Tongue
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Colorado Jumbo Burrito
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Chile Colorado Burrito
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Lengua Burrito / Beef Tongue
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Atmore Burrito
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Colorado Jumbo Burrito
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Enchilada
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Big David's Mulita Special
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Vallejo's Famous Mulita
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Big David's Mulita Special
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Vallejo's Famous Mulita
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Chile Verde

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Nearby attractions of Vallejo's Restaurant

Crocker Art Museum

Southside Park

Verge Center for the Arts

National Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe

California Automobile Museum

Axis Gallery

Pioneer Landing Park

Riverfront Promenade

Franklin D. Roosevelt Park

Historic Lamp Posts

Crocker Art Museum

Crocker Art Museum

4.8

(1.7K)

Open 24 hours
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Southside Park

Southside Park

4.4

(1.3K)

Open 24 hours
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Verge Center for the Arts

Verge Center for the Arts

4.4

(79)

Open 24 hours
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National Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe

National Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe

4.8

(441)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Nearby restaurants of Vallejo's Restaurant

Fox & Goose Public House

Subway

Drake's: The Barn

Il Fornaio

ROC&SOL Diner

Delta Hand Pies

Los Inmortales Taqueria | Cocina Mexicana

The Coconut On T

Buddha Bowls and Rolls

Franquette

Fox & Goose Public House

Fox & Goose Public House

4.5

(1.6K)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Subway

Subway

3.4

(48)

$

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Drake's: The Barn

Drake's: The Barn

4.5

(1.2K)

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Il Fornaio

Il Fornaio

4.4

(828)

$$

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dejane39wilson@yahoo.com dolphins455dejane39wilson@yahoo.com dolphins455
First time here on 05/3/25 at 8:20 am called in to get a chille Verde burrito just rice beans and meat. The cheese is literally a 2 dollar upcharge singulary and the man who took my order was nice with explaining but said prices were high to accommodate the restaurant. Upon getting outside the burrito was partially unwrapped, completely soggy at the bottom, and had a wierd smell to it. Upon tasting a bit of the meat I decided it was not worth roughly $18 and I politely asked for a refund. The man with the arm brace got super defensive arguing back with me asking what was wrong with it and insisting this is how a burrito is and telling me how it was no problem. I again politely reiterated my concerns but he told me I could not get my money back because the manager was not here for the password and he did not know thier contact number. I told him I would be leaving a bad review, he said he didn't care and proceeded to attempt to make me take the food back with me. I left it on the counter and walked out........im definitely a careful reviewer and take.the time to look at reviews before checking a place out , but I was blind sided by this. Very money hungry and horrible customer service. I would stay away....food is not it
LillianLillian
A few months ago, I had weekday lunch at Vallejo’s. It’s a family owned and operated restaurant serving up authentic Mexican food. They are located in the corner of 4th and S Street in downtown Sacramento. The one item lunch special is $8.50, two $14.25, and three $17.50. Lunch special is served everyday until 4pm. After 4pm, you can still order the combos and the only thing g that changes is the one item pricing increases by a dollar. Really! The plates come with Spanish rice and beans. They also serve complimentary chips n green salsa. The salsa has a lot of flavor. Nice consistency. My faves are the shredded beef taco, pork tamale, chicken enchilada… who am I kidding… I think I’ve tried almost every menu item and haven’t eaten anything I haven’t liked. The tacos are served in a crispy fresh fried shell of your choice of corn or flour tortilla. The enchilada sauce is darn delicious. This location opened in 1992. But it gives off modern vibes. No trapped in time warp here. But what has stayed consistent is the delicious food, welcoming vibes, comfortable atmosphere, and attentive customer service. Another thing to note is the parking is metered street parking.
Alex NAlex N
My co-workers and I just came back from lunch today from here. We were celebrating two birthdays and heard good things from this restaurant. We were mistaken. I am a foodie and like to master cooking different cuisines. I enjoy REAL Mexican food. I use to go regularly to East LA's neighborhoods at night for delicious street tacos when I worked in Downtown LA. Vallejo's: The chips were thin and good. The green and red salsa was... ok. Not bad. The plates are HUGE (good). The chimichanga tasted good. My Zapata burrito (w/ carne asada and red sauce on top) was very tasty... BUT: My Zapata burrito was barely warm. The burrito with shrimp was UNACCEPTABLE. Primarily, the shrimp... ALL the shrimp..., was still very translucent. THAT means RAW!!! We mentioned this to the waitress and she did nothing for us to mitigate this matter. She just mentioned she would eventually tell the cook in the back. I will NOT be returning to VALLEJO's! First... and LAST time!
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First time here on 05/3/25 at 8:20 am called in to get a chille Verde burrito just rice beans and meat. The cheese is literally a 2 dollar upcharge singulary and the man who took my order was nice with explaining but said prices were high to accommodate the restaurant. Upon getting outside the burrito was partially unwrapped, completely soggy at the bottom, and had a wierd smell to it. Upon tasting a bit of the meat I decided it was not worth roughly $18 and I politely asked for a refund. The man with the arm brace got super defensive arguing back with me asking what was wrong with it and insisting this is how a burrito is and telling me how it was no problem. I again politely reiterated my concerns but he told me I could not get my money back because the manager was not here for the password and he did not know thier contact number. I told him I would be leaving a bad review, he said he didn't care and proceeded to attempt to make me take the food back with me. I left it on the counter and walked out........im definitely a careful reviewer and take.the time to look at reviews before checking a place out , but I was blind sided by this. Very money hungry and horrible customer service. I would stay away....food is not it
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A few months ago, I had weekday lunch at Vallejo’s. It’s a family owned and operated restaurant serving up authentic Mexican food. They are located in the corner of 4th and S Street in downtown Sacramento. The one item lunch special is $8.50, two $14.25, and three $17.50. Lunch special is served everyday until 4pm. After 4pm, you can still order the combos and the only thing g that changes is the one item pricing increases by a dollar. Really! The plates come with Spanish rice and beans. They also serve complimentary chips n green salsa. The salsa has a lot of flavor. Nice consistency. My faves are the shredded beef taco, pork tamale, chicken enchilada… who am I kidding… I think I’ve tried almost every menu item and haven’t eaten anything I haven’t liked. The tacos are served in a crispy fresh fried shell of your choice of corn or flour tortilla. The enchilada sauce is darn delicious. This location opened in 1992. But it gives off modern vibes. No trapped in time warp here. But what has stayed consistent is the delicious food, welcoming vibes, comfortable atmosphere, and attentive customer service. Another thing to note is the parking is metered street parking.
Lillian

Lillian

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My co-workers and I just came back from lunch today from here. We were celebrating two birthdays and heard good things from this restaurant. We were mistaken. I am a foodie and like to master cooking different cuisines. I enjoy REAL Mexican food. I use to go regularly to East LA's neighborhoods at night for delicious street tacos when I worked in Downtown LA. Vallejo's: The chips were thin and good. The green and red salsa was... ok. Not bad. The plates are HUGE (good). The chimichanga tasted good. My Zapata burrito (w/ carne asada and red sauce on top) was very tasty... BUT: My Zapata burrito was barely warm. The burrito with shrimp was UNACCEPTABLE. Primarily, the shrimp... ALL the shrimp..., was still very translucent. THAT means RAW!!! We mentioned this to the waitress and she did nothing for us to mitigate this matter. She just mentioned she would eventually tell the cook in the back. I will NOT be returning to VALLEJO's! First... and LAST time!
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4.3
(858)
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5.0
4y

When I was first introducing myself to Sacramento I came across this restaurant a lot and at first it look like there's a coffee joint a lot of people were kind of gathering at the front door. This day I actually went inside of it and I found out that it was a Mexican restaurant it's been a Mexican restaurant all these years I never realized that I thought it was just a coffee shop. Well I had some coffee looked at the menu. The prices were kind of high but the words I was looking for were chalupa or breakfast burrito or taco. And maybe see some pictures of the itens. I really want to see what it look like to have a taco, because I Know, I know, I'm used to Taco Bell Taco, where it is a regular size taco, that is the size of your hand, and you actually eat it, which actually fills you up. I remembered from my first experience at a vaccine restaurant when I ordered taco that authentic Mexican taco is a small corn shell, laidflat on which is the ground beef please and sour cream. Best taco literally six in the center of your palm and in no way does it look like it will even fill up a child. Well I saw I took open after f he knows but the Taco Bell chalupa flipped cream look like and he started telling me we don't really talk about who I told her what I wanted the chalupa to leave him love sour cream and chicken and cheese. I was expecting something to look like a breakfast burrito. Well it came out and I smelled sour dough bread and the rapping did not look like anything okay flower show tortilla that I am so common scene when you go to the store and get the tortilla shells that come in packs of 20 or 30. But when you came by after what kind of Michelle is this and she said it was flour and I thought oh I swear cuz it smells like a sour dough but she told me that was flour. I asked her to bring me some ketchup and I started to eat the chalupa but the lettuce and tomatoes were in a side dish. The coffee was actually good. When I saw the final price, I was surprised, $18 for this?!!! Pictures of only was eight dollars right? The coffee worth 3 hours and 50 cents that came a last cut it was maybe a small coffee. And no creamer and the sugar that they bought me I had to you sweet and low, do I look like I need a that here? I only weigh 125 lb at the most $130 ever! I don't know anybody else that can wear a size 28 waist 30 length pants! Around here, are size 36, 40, or up Waist... In every clothing Department you go to, is very rare to see any chance that are below 36 waist so I guess a lot of people up here and...

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5.0
5y

Back (way back) when I was in college, my buddy, Hector, once promised to take me to lunch for the best Mexican food I've ever eaten. My grandmother made the best Mexican food I've ever eaten, and Hector knew that, so I figured that, while the place he had in mind would probably fall short of my grandmother's perfection, it could still possibly achieve excellence. I had no idea what to expect when we pulled up to a private residence somewhere around 20th and D Streets downtown, interred it's large screened-in front porch, and walked up to the front door, a half door, and placed our order. I could actually see who I assumed was Arturo and Efrain Vallejo's mom cooking up our order in her kitchen. That was my first experience with the Vallejo's cuisine, and, while it wasn't exactly my grandma's cooking, it was obviously someone's grandma's cooking, and it was the best I've ever experienced away from my own home. Over the years, I followed the Vallejo brothers as they opened their first restaurant on 14th and O, and to their other downtown locations, each of which managed to maintain the high quality of my first experience eating in their front porch. Not much has changed since that time. Order anything on the menu, and you'll find it worthy of a Michelin star or three. My personal favorite Vallejo's treat is their nachos platter. I enjoy mine with they're famous carnitas. The dish can easily feed a family of four. I am an eater, and even when accompanied by someone who can match me bite for bite, I still go home with enough for lunch the next day in a box. With beans, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, chips, sour cream, guacamole, and, of course, the meat, all topped with the little cilantro, this dish is a full meal on a platter. The wait staff is friendly and attentive. I've never had anything but the finest service, though I usually ask for the same waitress whenever I visit. I could continue, but, scrolling up, I realized I've already written too much. This restaurant has my highest...

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1.0
2y

2nd time going to restaurant. Service and food was absolutely wonderful. 5 of us attended and bill came out to $120.10. Everything was wonderful but waitress collected tip from table before we even left. My mom left a $6 tip. We know it was on the low side, but not because we were being stingy or rude. Just because we spent a little more than we thought we would. However, the waitress and owner made a big stink about it. They actually confronted us about it. And said that the tip was supposed to be more than what was left. We tried to explain that unfortunately that was all we had left at the moment. They made faces and made us feel very uncomfortable. My mom actually got an upset stomach after how they made her feel. Who does that? I know sometimes servers get less than they should, but to confront the customer, who in reality just didn't have more to give at the time. Now I feel that the $6 she did get was definitely more than she should have gotten. Especially with that attitude. After we got back to our hotel, we pulled up the menu and added everything up. After all meals and drinks, the bill was just around $80. So, I was trying to figure out how it came to a total of $120. Did they charge for refills? which actually the owner kept coming and taking glasses when they were just half way done, plus, we found a spot on the menu where it says they charge for an extra plate/sharing. We didn't get an extra plate, but my mom did put some of her nachos on my daughters plate. Did we get charged for sharing? We then added for each refill and even added the sharing. Still was at about $110. I honestly think they overcharged us or added a gratuity charge and then still made a big deal about the tip. I will NOT go back there. Great food, but I have NEVER seen or been subject to being confronted, in front of other customers, about tip being too little. That was a big turn off!!!!! Really sad display and not professional at all. I gave 1 star just because...

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