Rubio's Taqueria — Restaurant in San Antonio

I used to come here because the food was good. For the past few weeks or months though, I have been noticing things on their plates. Like maybe someone in the kitchen wasn’t doing their job 100%. Well just last week I decided to creep by the kitchen door and just as suspected, I see one of the cooks on their freaking phone in one hand and the other hand the cooking utensil. Umm shouldn’t phones be left in their bags? Is she taking calls for the restaurant? Oh and it wasn’t just one time. Every single time I got up to look in there I see her texting or on social media. Well it was the cook with red in her hair! I find it very unhygienic to be on the phone while cooking and it is definitely affecting the food. Does the manager or owner know how many germs are in there? Maybe time to call the health inspectors. It makes me so upset bc I liked it, but after seeing the cook I will not be returning. Also telling all my family and friends about this cook because it’s...

I eat takeout from there twice a week. The food is always fresh and delicious. This family owned and operated diner is serving homestyle mexican food that is way better than other options in the area. The Dad is always polite and very helpful. The Mom works very hard to make customers feel invited and comfortable. The Son is always doing something to make everybody's day go easier. The Daughter is constantly running food, taking phone orders and being the best server in town. Make time to visit Rubio's but be sure to get there before 2pm. Best...

Just move near this place and have eaten four times here, but yesterday I ordered the special enchilada plate and have eaten if before but this time they tasted a bit different, around 6:00 pm I just started having bad pains in my stomach and found out it was food poisoning and that sucks because now I’m afraid to go back. I think it was bad food because it was almost closing time. Now I’ll just stick to Taco Martinez on the west side...