Lolas

Carne asada burrito was ok. The pico de gallo cost $1 extra (it’s too dry without it) so this burrito cost about $9.50 and overall, it wasn’t that big. You have to bag up your own salsa, but the smoked pepper one was quite delicious but the green one was too watery. The rice was nice and Smokey, and the beans were good. The staff weren’t friendly at all (except the cooks) and nobody helped me when I entered which is the exact opposite from what I’d expect walking in. Especially when one of those two people is Lolita herself, and the place wasn’t busy. Outside there is nice places to sit that are painted quite lovely.

Lola's! I'm a little ashamed that I have lived here for so long and today was my first time getting food from Lola's. It was awesome and I'm seriously considering going back again to get dinner. They have vegan and vegetarian options which is a super rare thing to have at true Mexican food restaurants. Vegan tortillas, beans, and rice by request, and ALL of their refried beans are lard free. Big win for the vegetarians out there! Chile reno burrito was insanely good as well as the vegan veggie burrito that my wife had. Excellent red and green salsa...we are all know how important salsa is. I would also like to mention how friendly the staff was. My apologies for not catching her name but the really nice lady working the front of the house explained the menu to us and was super helpful. There is a nice outdoor eating area in the front with tables in the grass and under the shade of the neighborhood trees. This restaurant has been here for many, many years and I can understand why. Thanks for lunch!

I love supporting small family biz and this is worth every dollar we spend. Its inexpensive anyway with an awesome collection of canned beers. They also have a great catering menu and live music on Sat!! I am so grateful to live by this historical biz and getting to know the family of owners feels like home!