Location: San Jacinto
Top Restaurants in San Jacinto
Top Things to do in San Jacinto
- 1. The Country Club at Soboba Springs
- 2. Western Science Center
- 3. Desert Hills Premium Outlets
- 4. Mount San Jacinto State Park and Wilderness
- 5. Mt San Jacinto State Park - Stone Creek Campground
- 6. Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre
- 7. Estudillo Mansion
- 8. Simpson Park
- 9. Soboba Casino
- 10. Diamond Valley Lake
Most Popular Mexican food in San Jacinto, California, United States
Reviews on Mexican food in San Jacinto, California, United States. San Jacinto is a city in Riverside County, California. It was named after Saint Hyacinth and is located at the north end of the San Jacinto Valley, with Hemet to its south and Beaumont, California, to its north. The mountains associated with the valley are the San Jacinto Mountains. The population was 44,199 at the 2010 census. The city was founded in 1870 and incorporated on April 20, 1888, making it one of the oldest cities in Riverside County.
Things to do in San Jacinto
10. Santana's Mexican Food
Reviewed By DreMc
I give them credit for being open 24 hrs, so you can eat whenever. However, the nachos are not good, they are lacking cheese and meat and are a rip off for the price. If you want good mexican, there are plenty of others to choose from
9. Del Taco
Reviewed By Michael R
Lately my wife and I have going pretty much every day to this Del Taco through their drive through for breakfast. It's very convenient because we live close by. I have been ordering their cheese and egg burrito which only costs $2.09 and I think it's well worth it for the price since it's tasty and plenty of food for me for breakfast. My wife orders three side orders of well done scrambled eggs for only 40 cents each egg. This is also a good deal; Jack in the Box charges 60 cents for each egg. By the way, my wife gives one of the eggs to our three dogs and they just love it! The employees whom we have dealt with have been very nice, always greeting us nicely. Sure, this isn't gourmet food but it's a Del Taco; not the Ritz! We plan on returning here regularly for our "to go" breakfast.
8. Los Vaquero's Mexican Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By Grousedoctor
Always enjoy visiting Los Vaqueros when visiting Hemet. Great atmosphere! Wonderful and attentive service! Excellent food! Hard to imagine anyone being disappointed with lunch or dinner here. Tecate, my favorite Mexican beer, on tap! Life is good!
7. El Pollo Loco
Reviewed By GriffinH9
I like the food most of the time, and especially their new lighter menu. However, at least 50% of the time my order is wrong in one way or another (chicken added when I asked for no chicken, etc.). It's not horrible, just annoying.
6. El Ojo de Agua
Reviewed By Josue C
I've been here atleast 4 times already and I plan to keep coming back. The food is so good and its more authentic then most of other mexican restaurants in the area. They make the tortillas fresh instead of warming them up from the package. My favorite dishes are the huaraches and tlacoyos. My only complaints are that they dont serve beer and the bathroom is outside. The food is also a bit pricey but its worth it. Cant wait to come again!
5. Chagolla's Taqueria
Reviewed By FastidiousDiner
Full disclosure: I am not a fan of Tex-Mex food, and I despise rice and beans despite that combination's high protein content.I was treated to dinner at Chagolla's Taqueria No. 2 in San Jacinto, CA by a Mexican, and it was the second time in my life that I enjoyed eating Mexican food. Because I had no idea of what was good nor what I should order, I asked him to order for me.We had a shrimp ceviche tostada which came with slices of lime and which we drizzled with the bottled hot sauce that's on every table. It was fresh, tasty, the lime juice was just right, and the hot sauce gave it just a bit of zing. By Thai or Indian standards of capsaicin fire, the bottled sauce wasn't hot at all.The tostada was wonderfully crunchy, about six inches across, and was piled high with the shrimp ceviche. It was a bit messy to eat, but it was well worth the effort and disgrace suffered for having to abandon good table manners.Next, we had four pork "al pastor" tacos. Those too came with slices of lime, the tacos were about four inches across, and there were two of them under every serving. When you order tacos with "everything," you get a roasted, hot, green pepper as well as sautéed onions.The drinks were all flavored and sweet, and I didn't ask for water because I wanted to experience that place as my host did. The choices were: tamarind, pineapple, and orchata which is a rice water drink. However, next time, I will ask for plain water either from the tap or a bottle.For those who care how the place looks: It's a small storefront with several mismatched Burger King style sets of chairs and tables in bright colors, and it's clean and well lit. I enjoyed my meal there and would heartily recommend it to anybody who is tired of the typical rice and beans with everything Tex-Mex kind of restaurant.It's hard to disguise my enthusiasm for Chagolla's Taqueria No. 2, and I have been back several times. Because I'm not familiar with the kind of food that they serve, I plan to work my way through their menu from top to bottom.
4. Taco Shop
Reviewed By Lance2002
They have a fairly large menu of Mexican dishes. Most people do take out as the dining area is relatively small. I frequent the location 3 or 4 times a month and always order the same thing-a taco and an enchilada. It is consistently good. The price for this combo is around $8 or so. Most of their combos are priced about the same. They also do specials for a little cheaper that include a small drink. It is far superior to Taco Bell and Del Taco. Think of it more as a Mexican restaurant that focuses more on take out. Service is fairly fast. I have never waited more than 10 minutes even when they are busy. There is a small salsa bar where you can use plastic cups to gather salsa and take home.
3. Juan's Rotisserie Chicken
Reviewed By VRaygoza
My family and I love this place. We usually order the family meal, that includes 2 whole chickens with rice, beans, tortillas and salsa. The family meal costs about $30, but its plenty of food! The food always tastes fresh and their customer service is always pleasant. I highly recommend this place.
2. Delgado's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By bud71dad
My daughter just turned 10, when I asked where she wanted to go for dinner, she chose Delgados!This was not an accident, our family has enjoyed every experience with the staff, the atmosphere and of course the food.My daughters have tried foods they would never try before and this is due to the home feeling we receive every visit.Bring your family, friends and enemies (they will leave being a friend to you).
1. Emilio's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By ccrowe3
My wife and I recently ate at Emilio's and were very satisfied. Everything we had was very good and the coconut margaritas were super. Will definitely visit again when we are in Hemet!
