No Sabo Cafe — Restaurant in San Fernando

My wife grabbed me a burrito from here when she came today. This is one of her favorite spot to get her gorditas so that's why she came today. I been to the area this place is in before when my wife went to get her hair done at another store in the same plaza. There parking in the back and I don't think think it gets filled up a lot.

I asked my wife to get me the carne asada burrito but without the beans and rice. I saw it already came with onion and cilantro so I was fine with that. My wife got her carne asada gorditas and her agua de jamaica drink. She placed her order ahead of time by calling it in.

When I started eating my burrito, I notice that there was no onion or cilantro in the burrito. It was just carne asada and cheese so I thought it was just in the middle or bottom. So I continue to eat the burrito with the orange salsa which I thought was good. After I got to the middle of the burrito, it was easy to tell that they didn't put any onion or cilantro in it. So my burrito was still good, I just would've hope it had some veggies in it. My wife loved her...

I've gone a couple times. The crepes are delicious!! However........ The shrimp burrito I had was undercooked! And the service is horrible. The older lady at the register with an accent is always moody and sounds rushed. The younger lady with an accent (maybe Argentinian?) Kept taking off her face mask to talk. Not a problem if we weren't in a pandemic, but that is not the case And lastly, there was an event going on the last time I went and there were these teenage girls who kept going in and out of the kitchen in order to set up a drink stand outside. It was disgusting to see that they walked in without washing their hands and touched the cups like that, they went in and out of the small kitchen area with their hair down and one had her shirt lifted up so you could purposely see her sports bra (she would lift shirt up everytime it slipped off). While that is all okay outside, it is so unsanitary in...

Ordered the chilaquiles, Gordita de asada and tacos dorados de papa. All items were delicious, well seasoned, and cooked well. The tacos had a nice crunch. The handmade gordita was flavorful. The asada meat was not greasy and well seasoned. The spicy salsa is tasty with a perfect little kick, which topped off the food nicely 👌🏾. The portions are great and not exaggerated like other restaurants. This cafe is definitely going to be added to my take-out rotation. It helps that their prices are affordable. All three items ordered cost us...