I Have Been Going To Jalisco's For Close To 20 Yrs. And Have Never Been Disappointed. The Food Is Great! They Serve A Salsa Fresca With The Chips But They Also Make A Great Spicy Red Salsa That You Can Ask For.

Kim Y.

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Seriously, Fried Cheese! I'm Gonna Move Here! 

This Place Rules. It Can Get Crowded, But Its Worth The Wait. Its Also In A Shady Part Of Town, But You'll Be Over That As Soon As You Dive In To A Big Plate Of Deliciousness.

D.F

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My Motivation For Getting Up For Sunday Mass? Jalisco Cafe (seriously).

Sunday's Are Packed In This Tiny Restaurant. My Family And I Have Waited 20 Minutes At Most For A Table. Within Minutes Of Sitting Down, The Waitress Greets You And Takes Your Drink Orders. She Also Brings The Obligatory Chips And Salsa. Take Note El Indio, This Is What REAL Chips And Salsa Should Taste Like.

A Glance At The Menu Might Make You Overwhelmed. However, Stick To The Breakfast Section And I Promise You Won't Be Disappointed. Here Are My Recommendations:

- Hungover? Definitely Score Yourself A Plate Of Menudo! The Plates Are Huge And Comes With Tortillas, Oregano, Cilantro And Cebolla To Your Liking. A Big Meal That's Definitely Worth Every Penny.

- Not Hungover? Try The Chilaquiles En Salsa Roja Con Huevos Revueltos [red Sauce Chilaquiles With Scrambled Eggs]. This Huge Platter Comes With Frijoles [beans] And Pair Beautifully Together. I Still Think My Mom's Are The Best, But These Are Not That Bad Either.

My Favorite Breakfast Dish [huevos Rancheros] Sadly Does Not Make The Recommended List. The Salsa They Use Lacks Taste. Mine Are Better (no Joke).

Usually The Food Comes In A Timely Manner And The Staff Is Always Accommodating. 

Jalisco Cafe: The Post Church Breakfast Motivator!

Vero B.

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