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Hi! Thank you for checking us out! We are so excited to bring you our first Full-Service Sancho’s Tacos location in Claremont! Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. We’ve got a Full Bar, Fun Vibes and Amazing Food! Custom artwork by Kool Hand Luke! For updates and more, be sure to follow us on Instagram @sanchostacos It’s Not Just Good Food, It’s Good Livin’! Cheers!!
Hours
| Saturday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 131 N Yale Ave, Claremont, CA 91711
Phone: (909) 447-4230
Website: https://sanchostacos.com/
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Reviews
Denise Gonzalez
This was our first time visiting this restaurant, and unfortunately, it wasn’t a great experience. My husband and I ordered the chilaquiles and huevos rancheros. The food came out fairly quickly, but the presentation was underwhelming.
The pinto beans (frijoles de la olla) were dry, and the red rice was hard and tasted like boxed rice and was flavorless . The chilaquiles were just tortilla strips covered in canned enchilada sauce, and the huevos rancheros were essentially the same dish without the chips. The eggs were the only part that was ok.
These are simple, classic Mexican dishes that are usually inexpensive and full of flavor, so it was disappointing to see them done so poorly. We also ordered one Paloma, which was just okay. We paid over $80 which we felt was way overpriced for what we got. Sadly, we won’t be coming back.
I would say I wish I had read the reviews beforehand but that’s a tricky decision since there are lots of high reviews. Not sure how
… moreThe pinto beans (frijoles de la olla) were dry, and the red rice was hard and tasted like boxed rice and was flavorless . The chilaquiles were just tortilla strips covered in canned enchilada sauce, and the huevos rancheros were essentially the same dish without the chips. The eggs were the only part that was ok.
These are simple, classic Mexican dishes that are usually inexpensive and full of flavor, so it was disappointing to see them done so poorly. We also ordered one Paloma, which was just okay. We paid over $80 which we felt was way overpriced for what we got. Sadly, we won’t be coming back.
I would say I wish I had read the reviews beforehand but that’s a tricky decision since there are lots of high reviews. Not sure how
Rach H
If you’re in Claremont and craving flavorful, fun taco-fare, look no further than Sancho’s Tacos on Yale Ave. From the moment you walk in, the vibe is vibrant and welcoming—friendly staff, a lively bar nook, and décor that sets the tone for a great meal.
The food absolutely lives up to the energy. Their tacos are consistently described as super flavorful—particularly the carnitas and tri-tip varieties—with fresh ingredients and thoughtful sauces that elevate every bite. The chips & salsa are a must-try starter: warm, crisp, and served with a variety of salsas.
… moreThe food absolutely lives up to the energy. Their tacos are consistently described as super flavorful—particularly the carnitas and tri-tip varieties—with fresh ingredients and thoughtful sauces that elevate every bite. The chips & salsa are a must-try starter: warm, crisp, and served with a variety of salsas.
Matthew Gonzalez
We recently visited the new Sancho’s Tacos in Claremont, and we absolutely loved it. Our lunch experience on a Sunday (12:30pm) was fantastic, Let’s dive into the details:
Food: Outstanding. We started with their air-fried chips and a variety of flavorful sauces, including the mild roja and Hector’s Spicy, both excellent. The mild roja was exceptionally versatile and bursting with flavor, while Hector’s Spicy offered a comforting, medium level of heat. Our choice of wet burritos – the Flaco (vegetarian) and the fish burrito – were generously sized and packed with high-quality ingredients. The green sauce had a delightful lightness with a tangy kick, and the red sauce had a roasted flavor with a pleasing, not-too-heavy consistency. To complement our meal, we enjoyed two margaritas – the Cadillac and a specially requested blackberry with mint – both expertly crafted by Greg, the bartender.
Service: Exceptional. The abundance of attentive waitstaff ensured we had a superb dining experience. For instance, when my wife accidentally dropped her knife, three employees promptly assisted, delivering a replacement within a minute.
Overall Atmosphere: Sancho’s Tacos has a vibrant atmosphere perfect for evening visits, showcasing a small yet inviting space with a prominent bar. The vibe is reminiscent of a beachside dive bar, offering a unique food profile akin to Baja California. The art from Kool Hand Luke adds to the ambiance, and the music selection was just right, allowing for enjoyable conversations. Addressing the elephant in the room, the prices were on the higher side, with our order of chips, 2 burritos, and 2 margaritas totaling $80. However, the burrito portions were so generous that we ended up with a meal for tomorrow as well.
In conclusion, we thoroughly enjoyed our experience at Sancho’s Tacos and will certainly be returning. Kudos to the Sancho’s team for a job well done!
… moreFood: Outstanding. We started with their air-fried chips and a variety of flavorful sauces, including the mild roja and Hector’s Spicy, both excellent. The mild roja was exceptionally versatile and bursting with flavor, while Hector’s Spicy offered a comforting, medium level of heat. Our choice of wet burritos – the Flaco (vegetarian) and the fish burrito – were generously sized and packed with high-quality ingredients. The green sauce had a delightful lightness with a tangy kick, and the red sauce had a roasted flavor with a pleasing, not-too-heavy consistency. To complement our meal, we enjoyed two margaritas – the Cadillac and a specially requested blackberry with mint – both expertly crafted by Greg, the bartender.
Service: Exceptional. The abundance of attentive waitstaff ensured we had a superb dining experience. For instance, when my wife accidentally dropped her knife, three employees promptly assisted, delivering a replacement within a minute.
Overall Atmosphere: Sancho’s Tacos has a vibrant atmosphere perfect for evening visits, showcasing a small yet inviting space with a prominent bar. The vibe is reminiscent of a beachside dive bar, offering a unique food profile akin to Baja California. The art from Kool Hand Luke adds to the ambiance, and the music selection was just right, allowing for enjoyable conversations. Addressing the elephant in the room, the prices were on the higher side, with our order of chips, 2 burritos, and 2 margaritas totaling $80. However, the burrito portions were so generous that we ended up with a meal for tomorrow as well.
In conclusion, we thoroughly enjoyed our experience at Sancho’s Tacos and will certainly be returning. Kudos to the Sancho’s team for a job well done!
Daniel John
Had the Cali burrito. Guac was good, fries were hot, salsas were good. Protein portion was on the small side and was very dry, definitely not fresh (see pic.) I hate to be that guy but my biggest gripe was the price. One burrito after tax and tip, no drink, was $27.50. Impossible to recommend this at that price point, it is just a burrito at the end of the day and there are dozens of places nearby where you can get the same thing for half the price.
… moreGigi Melendez
This is the second time I’ve been. It’s a bit small but service is great and the TACOS were good size with appropriate prices. I would’ve gave a 5 stars but the salsas were too spicy for me this time.
… moreBryon D.
I’m going to start by explaining that this review is three stars because I must unfortunately compare it to all of the competition and there are now five but soon to be six very good Mexican restaurants in the village (or nearby as I am counting Elvira’s).
To start with some positives, the food was great, service was great, and I love the style of the restaurant. The air brushed art truly defines this restaurant as different from the others. That said the food menu directly competes with Pesticos in my eyes as they both charge per taco, but give very large, and rather gourmet tacos. What Sancho’s has that Pesticos does not that gives it the upper hand is clearly AC and a full bar. If you want either choose Sancho’s. I will save the reason to go to Pesticos for the end, positives first.
I had a Federale and a Skrimps taco, my dad had a Skrimps Carnales taco, and we split a full order of chips (Verde and habanero salsa in the picture). The Federale was amazing and my Skrimps was okay. My dad’s Skrimps Carnale (fried shrimp not sauteed like mine) was definitely the shrimp to get. We both loved the mild Verde salsa, and the habanero was actually mild enough that he could also eat it (I’m a heat freak I found it a bit lacking where it was just on the threshold of inedible for him. If you watch Hot Ones on YouTube, know that I put Last Dab on my raisin canes for perspective)
So with the positives about the quality of everything done I now need to bring up the big down side that earns them a 3. The price. One Skrimps Carnale taco is $10.50, the chips and salsa are $5 for a half order or $6 for a full order and while the chips were clearly freshly fried tortillas this is sometimes not the best as some of the chips were under cooked and there are 4 other restaurants in the area where chips are free and bottomless. My two tacos added up to over $15 and for an over $40 dollar bill (as we decided against alcoholic drinks since it was noon) this was not a lot of food. The Skrimps burrito is $20 dollars and the burritos while quality looking were very small compared to those at Elvira’s, Casa Maguey, or Espiaus. At nearly identical pricing I can’t recommend Sancho’s over the competition based on what you get for what you pay. Three tacos, an ice tea, a coke, and a full chips and salsa for more than two full lunch combos at Casa Maguey just isn’t worth it in my eyes. Give them a try and see if you feel the same way that we do, but I definitely think that what we paid was more than what we got.
This said the place was full when we left and no one seemed to bat an eye about the chips or prices but us. I would love to see this restaurant thrive but with the coming restaurant in what used to be Rhino Records I’m not sure. If the prices go down, or they make some form of lunch special or the ability to get a two taco combo of some kind it would definitely raise the value as the food was great, just over priced.
… moreTo start with some positives, the food was great, service was great, and I love the style of the restaurant. The air brushed art truly defines this restaurant as different from the others. That said the food menu directly competes with Pesticos in my eyes as they both charge per taco, but give very large, and rather gourmet tacos. What Sancho’s has that Pesticos does not that gives it the upper hand is clearly AC and a full bar. If you want either choose Sancho’s. I will save the reason to go to Pesticos for the end, positives first.
I had a Federale and a Skrimps taco, my dad had a Skrimps Carnales taco, and we split a full order of chips (Verde and habanero salsa in the picture). The Federale was amazing and my Skrimps was okay. My dad’s Skrimps Carnale (fried shrimp not sauteed like mine) was definitely the shrimp to get. We both loved the mild Verde salsa, and the habanero was actually mild enough that he could also eat it (I’m a heat freak I found it a bit lacking where it was just on the threshold of inedible for him. If you watch Hot Ones on YouTube, know that I put Last Dab on my raisin canes for perspective)
So with the positives about the quality of everything done I now need to bring up the big down side that earns them a 3. The price. One Skrimps Carnale taco is $10.50, the chips and salsa are $5 for a half order or $6 for a full order and while the chips were clearly freshly fried tortillas this is sometimes not the best as some of the chips were under cooked and there are 4 other restaurants in the area where chips are free and bottomless. My two tacos added up to over $15 and for an over $40 dollar bill (as we decided against alcoholic drinks since it was noon) this was not a lot of food. The Skrimps burrito is $20 dollars and the burritos while quality looking were very small compared to those at Elvira’s, Casa Maguey, or Espiaus. At nearly identical pricing I can’t recommend Sancho’s over the competition based on what you get for what you pay. Three tacos, an ice tea, a coke, and a full chips and salsa for more than two full lunch combos at Casa Maguey just isn’t worth it in my eyes. Give them a try and see if you feel the same way that we do, but I definitely think that what we paid was more than what we got.
This said the place was full when we left and no one seemed to bat an eye about the chips or prices but us. I would love to see this restaurant thrive but with the coming restaurant in what used to be Rhino Records I’m not sure. If the prices go down, or they make some form of lunch special or the ability to get a two taco combo of some kind it would definitely raise the value as the food was great, just over priced.
R Lynch
I wish more places were themed and cultured as this spot. Absolutely loved this place, even better that I stumbled upon it in our adventures. Food was good, service was good, environment was dope. Wish we had some stores over here on the East Coast.
… moreJun L.
Pretty solid place! The staff here are all wonderful and very kind, and the vibes are dope. The food itself was good but nothing special — we ordered the fish tacos, a chicken quesadilla, and a chicken burrito for reference. All were tasty, but again, nothing stood out (and it was a tiny bit on the pricey side but nothing felt overpriced). But the atmosphere of the place is really great and the staff are super nice! We didn’t drink here, but this seems like a great place to grab a drink and have some Mexican food!
… moreVineet KewalRamani
Every taco that we tried was a winner. Clear that they put significant effort in obtaining quality ingredients. Service was similarly terrific. Multiple staff and even the owners are checking on customers (unobtrusively) to ensure they’re satisfied, if they need anything, etc. Dessert mini churos were a treat.
… moreNardine Sawiris
Karina was an exceptional host. She was friendly, attentive, and genuinely happy to help. She took her time walking us through the menu, making sure we understood all the options and felt comfortable with our choices. Her positive energy and thoughtful service made the experience truly enjoyable. Thank you, Karina!
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