
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 201 Travis Blvd, Fairfield, CA 94533
Phone: (707) 333-3700
Website: https://www.gustoalgustofairfield.com/
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Reviews
We went in 1/30/26 at 5pm, we ordered the carne en su jugo and the camarones a la cucharacha as well as a michelada.
The carne en su jugo was decently flavored but the beans to meat ratio was off. Barely enough beans.
The camarones a la cucaracha were a bad experience, the cook is supposed to be crispy and marinade is supposed to be spicy, neither of which were true. Also serving the shrimp with the head on and not deveined would have been nice to know before hand. The michelada was heavy on the juice and not so much the beer, not my preference but a decent michelada.
The waitress only came to our table three times, to take our order, to drop off the food and to charge us. Also when she dropped off the food she didnt give us utensils, so i had to ask for them, its not a big deal, but when things start turning to a bad experience those small details start to matter a bit more.
In the end the waitress apologized for not checking up on us throughout our stay, she said the other waitress had gone on break and she was swamped with all the tables. I mentioned to her the camarones were not very good and the marinade was sweet almost like a terayaki flavor when it was supposed to be spicy and lemony. She agreed and told me the cook that usually makes it had gone on break as well so the back up cook that was working didnt make them properly.
I left that place disappointed I had just spent $65 for minimal customer service and sub-par food.
This place may be worth another try in the future, maybe their mariscos are the thing to get, maybe we just went in at the wrong time, maybe their still ironing out the details. Hopefully next time we try it, everybody is not on break.
We have also tried:
-Queso fundido con chorizo
-Tostada de ceviche
-Tacos de carnitas
-Café de olla
And everything is bomb!
Thank you guys!
The michelada alone is worth the stop! perfectly balanced and refreshing. Friendly service, great atmosphere, and an experience that makes this easy to recommend. If it’s your first time here, don’t hesitate this place definitely delivers!
We ordered three plates to share, and everything was delicious. The torta was excellent, and the chicken quesadilla and carne asada were generously portioned and packed with flavor. My sister ordered a coffee, which she loved, and the guacamole was thick, fresh, and very well made.
What made the visit extra special was getting to share hot chocolate and sweet bread (Rosca de Reyes) with the restaurant’s family while celebrating Three Kings Day, we even found the baby in the bread! It was such a sweet, memorable moment, and it really showed how kind, welcoming, and proud the family is of their restaurant.
Gusto’s is a place with great food and genuine hospitality. We felt at home and will absolutely be coming back. Highly recommend for families or anyone looking for a warm, authentic dining experience.
Pollo asado was so salty I couldn’t eat it.
Everything was cold when I got it.
The salsa was like salted water
And NO CRUNCHY TACOS!
No plates just single items
No thank you. I’ll stick with El Azteca Mexican Restaurant.
This is Such a cute place. The people are nice, but inexperienced.
I feel with time, it will get better. I’ll try again in the summer
The interior feels like an old Subway that has been patched up with colors, lights, and marketing to change the vibe, rather than a thoughtfully designed restaurant. It became clear that the decoration especially the outdoor setup is being used to distract from the poor food quality.
The service was slow and poorly timed. The chips were clearly not homemade. The food itself was terrible: the soup noodles tasted like they came straight from a cheap Chinese dry noodle pack, the burrito had absolutely no flavor, and the horchata was so diluted it felt like it was watered down to maximize profit.
Overall, this is very cheap, low-quality food hidden behind colorful decor and lighting to attract customers. There is zero authenticity here. For half the price, you can eat much better at a real Mexican restaurant.
Do yourself a “flavor” and save your money don’t go there.
One of the tastier quesabirria tacos I’ve had.
Only negative was passing 6$ for the consome, not that it wasn’t good, but that makes the total taco pricey. As well, the bowl was very big for 3 tacos.
Cut the price in half, and serve the consome in the salsa ramekin, half the size.
Otherwise, will definitely go back to try the rest of the menu.