Beto's

Guiltiest pleasure in the WVC, no doubt. What I appreciate about this Beto's is that the service is always stellar. I can't think of a single time my order got screwed up or one of the workers had attitude. Generally, it's a very chill environment. Constitution doesn't have the greatest selection of food, but at Beto's I pretty much find what I need - everytime.

Today, I tried the bean burrito/s, lightly fried with a small side of guacamole. It's not that it's the best Mexican food I've had, but it's definitely best priced and for the moment, during a quick lunch hour, works for me. Though the breakfast burritos are my least favorite (they get messy), anything on the lunch and dinner menu is good to go!

Cheap, Fast, convenient, and tastes good.
Flour Tortillas are awesome. California burrito or super nachos is recommended.
Taste of Mexico 24/7.

I asked the lady at the drive through window of she could add a drink to my order or just ring them up, she said no. I said You cant just add them or ring it separately? She said no, I have a car behind you. WORST DRIVE THRU SERVICE EVER. She told me I could go inside. WTF is the point you still have to ring up the order. I dont give a rats ass if there is someone behind me, I had to wait to order with 4 cars in front of me. Listen, if you cant do something thats part of your job description, you may want something more brainless. I gave a star because I had to in order to write a review.

To represent, I'm Chicano by way of El Paso. For the TL;DR crowd, this place is no joke. Food was hot, fresh, flavorful, authentic, and there's heart & soul in there. It's possible the owners (or at least the employees) actually believe in whatever "mission statement" is stamped behind the counter because at 8PM I honestly expected old reheated nastiness. Out of habit, I order the Chiles Rellenos plate (#12) providing TWO traditional cheese-stuffed peppers which were beautifully roasted, de-skinned, and breaded perfectly. Lots of rice, lots of beans, lots of guac, & lots of sour cream - not those little 1oz containers. It must've weighed three pounds and all for 9 bucks. Was it better than El Paso? Nope. Not blown away but it was miles better than the dozens of other places I've tried from San Diego to Albany & N. Charleston to Vancouver.

Worst place I've eaten in some time. Take a look! Terrible service and the employees allowed a gentlemen in the sitting area to scare everyone by speaking to himself in a vulgar language. Picture explains all.

Overall I'm not a huge fan of Beto's restaurants but this one has good access and friendly staff (maybe because I speak Spanish?) they were really nice and doesn't get crowded. I think they also have a drive through!

The food was really good and had an authentic taste to it. Definitely worth the price I paid! The only reason I gave them a 4 and not a 5 is because the dining room was a bit disorderly. Other than that, I'm glad I experienced their food.

Carne Asada fries, tacos, and the burritos were on point, however the enchiladas suck as

Got the carne asada burrito, think I got cheap ground beef. Then filled the water cup up with the grease. It's cheap food for yo' cheap ass...

Best Betos in the valley hands down! We have been going here for months, it is conveniently located right off of the I-215 and 3500 south exit. Their food here is always delicious. Only negative is the person taking orders almost always has attitude, lately it's a younger woman who always comes off as irritated when we ask for jalapeños to go with our super nachos.