Gully Foyle
I usually go around 12-1AM ‘cause my schedule. They have a white board menu to order from. Today I went around 8:AM there was no board. When I asked for the menu they first ignored me then laughed at me then told me the burritos weren’t free. I know that! They didn’t want to serve me. Super rude. Laughing at me the whole time I was trying to give them my business. I spent money at a mega-chain I would have preferred giving to a local business, but they didn’t want my money
… moreMichael Blentsy
I had done a review giving them a one star based on a single bad experience but lately I’ve been going there during the day and my experiences have been a lot more pleasant. That one time I got nachos, the chips were stale and I got pretty bad diarrhea. The staff of the day seems to be more on it, which was one of my complaints from last time as the teens that worked that one time I went during night were very timid and kinda spaced out and they almost seemed scared of the customers, the girls during the day are awesome.
The place is affordable, I want to say the quantity is what justifies the prices because the quality is worth way more. I like that they accept card, and with no minimum amount required or added fees. I recommend sticking to freshly made things such as burritos and sandwiches. I am still a bit salty but overall I recommend this place.
… moreJon L
Sabroso is a hole-in-the-wall restaurant in the El Centro neighborhood near the Mexican border to Juarez to get some basic Mexican food. Got a cheap chicken burrito for under $3. Food is displayed in the cases and you select what you want on your burrito. Burritos are not massive like Chipotle, more of a regular size. If you have a bigger appetite, I would recommend ordering two then. The staff there doesn’t seem to speak much English, so it would help to know some basic Spanish when ordering. If you are looking for a cheap snack or meal while visiting El Centro, Sabroso fits the bill.
… moreH Halverson
This is a food stand and store for snacks and drinks. They are open 24 hours a day.
The burritos are $2 each and one is plenty for a normal appetite. I ate two but felt over full. They are on the spicy side for my gringo taste but not too hot to eat.
… moreEstefania Jimenez
Cheap, quick, delicious burritos right along the downtown border bridge! Great alternative for the typical fast food places when getting off work late or after the bar. The only day they aren’t open 24/7 is Saturdays; they close a little earlier that day and open up again on Sunday like at 5 or 6am. Not only do they offer burritos- they also have chips, snacks, beverages and more! Make sure you take cash as they do not take card. Delicious every single time, and the ladies working are always so nice.
… moreCharles Hurley
Tbh, I went into this place in Total White-guy mode at 4 AM, though I actually had only Mexican cash and credit cards. They accepted my Mexican money. The older lady asked the younger guy to help me. All very polite. I actually speak Spanish very well, but I wanted to see how they would treat me. The food was decent for the situation. If you look at my other reviews, you will see that at least half of them are from Juarez. Five stars. Cool people. I will return.
… moreHerbert Schardt
This is a grab and go place. Best value for the food around that area. Easy to miss walking down the sidewalk, so look closely. Doesn’t look like much from the outside. Look inside and there is usually a line. This is because the locals are aware of it. Only place open late at night. I found it when a friend took me there at 3am. Sometimes the choices are limited, because they sell stuff out quickly. When that happens, I try whatever. It’s always good. Try the chile relleno burrito for $3 if thay have some. Awesome. The one star deduction is for no bathroom, so just be prepared to hold it. Well worth the wait.
… moreKristi Stein
The food is good but before and after I ate they would not let even a paying customer even eating in the restaurant use the restroom. I am disabled ♿ and I am not able to run to the public restroom that is at the sun city bus transit center. Even talking to the owner that also owns a soda stand one half a block down the same block as the restaurant helped and I feel that a restaurant needs to have a working restroom avaliable for at least eat in customers,and is not following the guidelines for even washing your hands before eating.
… moreJose Blanco
Awesome place to take out. They serve classic Mexican dishes such as Rajas con queso, nopales en red sauce , frijoles earth workers and more variety in flour tortilla. They also have fruit and brevages. It’s awesome place.
… moreKeevy Smith
Stopped in late night during a road trip. The staff was nice but there was no menu available, making it hard to communicate. If you’re not familiar with Mexican dishes, it’s hard to understand the options. This is a cash only place. The food was kind of bland but as stated above, idk if I just didn’t order the meal correctly or what.
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