I was working nearby for the week and this was the closest place I could sneak away for an unofficial lunch. I've passed by this place a hundred times and always thought it was an eye catcher before catching the 17. They have a small parking lot and I'd suggest eating inside. The first time trying here I got a chimichanga because that's literally what the restaurant is named after! Door dash told me it would be ready quick so I went in for my order and ended up waiting an extra 5-10 minutes. Not a big issue because it was still reasonable timing. The interior is clean, colorful and they have a chill looking bar area that had people eating there as well as having drinks. I'd imagine a lot of people do happy hour here but my visits were brief and on the clock. I ordered a Chile Verde chimichanga and had it wrapped in foil so that I could stand up in the construction zone without needing 2 hands for a fork and knife sitiation. The chimichanga was huge and I wish I woulda shared it but the flavor made it easy to devour the dish. The orange sauce is a must, not even optional it makes everything that much better. My second time ordering here wasn't as amazing. I waited a bit longer for my food to be ready and I didn't wait at all when I got there. I have to mention the staff is very friendly and nice. I usually order al pastor wherever I go but in Mexican restaurants I suggest trying a taco of each meat to see what their strengths and weaknesses are. I got lucky with Chile Verde but the al pastor was a risk that missed its mark. The quesadilla was on the greasy side which I'd normally never complain about. However, the cheese and grease overpowered the meat flavor and I couldn't look past it. I honestly didn't finish my dish but I'm glad this wasn't my only experience because they still get a strong passing grade from me. My coworker said the steak/asada tasted boiled and didn't have much flavor. If I have to put my name next to something, I'd say the CV chimichanga is solid. Other than that, you're on your own. I'm glad I finally got a chance to try this place and help out a small business. It isn't the cheapest place but you definitely get your money's worth.

I saw this on Yelp and wanted to try the food. We really liked the place, it was nice and cleaned. Bathrooms are on the outside of the building, so you do have to go outside to get to it. You order at the counter and pay. They bring the food to you and service was really fast! We ordered Nachos and drinks. Food was hot and really good. I do recommend coming to this place.

Generally decent vegetarian/vegan options, though some dishes (vegan tacos) consistently omit the advertised guacamole. Have only ever done takeout, so can't comment about in-restaurant service.

Ate here while on vacation. This restaurant is unique, in that it appears to be a high end taco shop, with a full bar and a drive through. You order at the counter and they bring you your food. Not what I would consider a sit down restaurant. The food and drinks are fairly priced, and the employees are hospitable. I had a tostada which was delicious, as was the carne asada taco. The pollo asado taco was bland however. Having the AC on was comforting on a hot day. Some restaurants in the area do not have AC.

So, for an order at the counter, but doesn't really seem like an authentic Mexican Taqueria (they do have a drive through after all) vibe, I was pleased. Point 1 in their favor: They have large margaritas in large margarita glasses - and like, that's important. Point 2 in their favor: Large portions. Very. No one is going home hungry. Point 3 in their favor: and perhaps the most important point - their meat was really tasty. Carnitas, Pastor, and chicken all killed it. And this really may be the most important measure of Mexican food (except for maybe point 4). Point 4: Sauce was decent. Didn't blow me away, but was decent (sauce is very important). Point 5 in their favor: they have ranch dressing in case you have a toddler who needs to have ranch dressing with everything they eat. Point 6 not in favor: Chips were lacking (both in quantity and quality). Quick service. Kinda weird almost fast food vibe, but better food than fast food. Would I drive to Scotts Valley just to eat here? No. Would I stop by again if I was on Mt. Hermon Rd. and was hungry? Totally.

WOW! That was so good....unbelievable. FRESH: It all just tasted SO FRESH and homemade! Chips made on sight and served with bean dip. And the whole beans on the burrito (and the rice too) were SO flavorful and not bland. CHICKEN ASADO: Unreal! Okay, so this was the chicken version of Los Gallos carnitas. Meaning it was perfectly cooked with all these little crispy bits to create a soul satisfying texture that will dissolve your will to stop when full! So, heed my warning...if you don't normally finish your burrito, then cut a reasonable serving and put some away BEFORE you take a bite. This is my normal practice, but for whatever reason, I was so hungry that I dove in and it was too late...I ended up eating almost the whole thing and now I am too full! I will absolutely be going back!

Friendly, delicious, fast. Salsa bar so many choices and every salsa was really good.. got the molcajete which was pricy but gf and I shared it and we were sooo full and couldn't finish but loved everything we ate.