Los Toritos Mexican Restaurant — Restaurant in Victorville

Extremely uncomfortable. I went to the bar to sit, have a beer, and grab something to eat. As I was ordering, I grabbed the remote and started watching TV. The waitress asked me if I spoke Spanish, and I told her that I understood it, but it was hard to speak it. I received a phone call, and then a gentleman came out of the kitchen and grabbed the remote. The waitress explained that I was actually watching something on the TV. He said he didn't care and proceeded to change it. At the same time, there was an older man who looked to be cutting his nails at the table. This is definitely not the place we're you will be respected. I have been going to this place for 10 years plus and will never return to this place. They are definitely selective on the type of people they will serve. I asked for my meal to go, and my waitress apologized for the way I was treated. I would never want anyone to go through what I was put through at this place. The food tasted spoiled, and the salsa was very watery. Maybe the same person who treated me like this made my food. I'm sorry this place has someone like this working for them. This place is definitely a no-go zone. Felt a bit of...

I visited this restaurant with my husband and daughter. We were seated quickly since there was no wait, which was a good start — unfortunately, that was the highlight of our visit.

The food presentation was unappealing. The carnitas were oddly sliced in a way that made them look unappetizing, and the beans tasted like they came straight from a can. The rice also had that packaged, artificial taste. The one bright spot was the tortillas — they had flour on them, which made me think they were homemade, and they were actually quite good.

The salsa was very watery, and the chips were overly hard. Overall, the food was disappointing and lacking in taste.

The restaurant itself is run down and not well-maintained and warm. What really threw us off was that the staff allowed a family to bring in a large dog with a fake service badge — but you could tell was not one!!— which made the experience feel unhygienic and uncomfortable.

The staff weren’t rude, but they seemed quiet and downcast, which only added to the gloomy atmosphere. The entire vibe of the place left us feeling depressed.

We paid 60 bucks for mediocre food, We won’t...

When we got there, there was only about 5 tables. Not busy. We got sat down immediately, but after 30 min, we finally got a waitress to take some chips & salsa. But she just left them & didn’t ask us if we were ready to order drinks or appetizers. She dropped & left. After another 20 min, she finally came back, & asks us for drinks. That’s it. After about 20 min, she finally came back and asks us real quick for our order. I asked her about the pescado a la diabla, she said it was made with a spicy salsa. When they finally took our plates, after literally over 30 min from ordering, the fish was topped with el pato canned salsa, tomatoes, onions & pineapple. It was gross. First & last time in that dirty, americanized “mexican restaurant”. My husband order chile relleno, & carne asada. No flavor on the meat, rice was dry, & chile relleno was made with canned tomato saucd and the chile looked and tasted like a small chile guero & was charged an additional $10 just for 1 chile. Flour tortillas, were old and crispy, they broke. As you can see in pix. Never will come back to this...