Casa Jalisco — Restaurant in West Sacramento

The placed was busy at noontime however I was able to walk right up and order. My first time here and the older woman at the register was very pleasant and answering my questions without frustrations. I ordered the two taco plate (chicken, crispy shell and no lettuce). I grabbed some warm chips and salsa at the salsa bar while I waited and it was about 5 minutes and my food was brought out to me. The gentleman was smiling and joking saying "extra lettuce?". The tacos were very good! Pico de gallo pilled high as well as tons of moist chicken. I added so.e radishes and their mild red sauce which is quite flavorful. I like heat, but this was for people who cant handle heat. The beans are good, a little thin and I added the salsa and more salt and the rice is good and of coursr I added salsa to that too.

I finished my two tacos and still had left over chicken on my plate. I made more nachos with the beans and rice!!

I would definitely recommend on my experience and I am a picky person when it comes to food and customer service. Great place for your lunch...

Edit: 2 Hours after eating our food we bought both me and my husband are now having some major stomach issues. With the food we bought here being all we ate today it is definitely the cause of our issues. I would not return.

Got the Carnitas Chimichanga, 3 Quesobirria Tacos, and the Kids chicken strips meal. The Chimichanga was a good size and hefty even with no rice. The Carnitas were tender and still had a bit of fat which I love! The Quesobirria were more of the dry crispy style with a console type salsa to put in the tacos. Could have definitely had more meat on it but the meat was well cooked and flavorful. The chicken tenders were good but a bit overcooked. Very good size! I had hoped to try the fries but the cashier didn't ask if I wanted fries instead and I forgot to ask so it came with beans and rice. All in all I would come back....

I saw they had a torta ahogada for 10$ and wanted to try it since my friend suggested that style of torta. First bite while it was fresh was pretty disappointing. No stand out flavors. I wasnt expecting any fancy presentation in a togo box but just opening it up, it didn't look great from the start. Some other reviews mention good quesabirria or guacamole so i might be back to try those, but wouldn't suggest the torta ahogada.

I had my dad try it (who isnt a very adventurous eater) and he said "it's stale bread with chewy beef and ketchup" 😂😭.

After he said that i really noticed, all the ingredients put into this sandwich seemed a day or two old.... I mean for 10$ i wasnt expecting super freshness, but c'mon. Also i asked for al pastor but 99.9%...