Cuisines and Dishes at Vallejo's:
- Mexican
Vallejo's
1331 O St,
Rio Linda
CA
95673
(916) 444-2837
Menu for Vallejo's
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Ratings and Reviews for Vallejo's
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Mar 01 2012
Rockstar M. via Yelp
I consider my self a burrito and nacho expert for mom and pop mexican food, its pretty much all I order. Three stars for; hella lettuce and refried beans on...read more
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Feb 17 2012
Cassandra M. via Yelp
It's pretty dang awesome...the Mulita and the delicious Huevos Rancheros....yumm!read more
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Feb 11 2012
lucy b. via Yelp
Oh yeah! the Dave's Muffle something or other is super special!read more
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Nov 10 2008
via Citysearch
Vallejo's is one of the best Mexican food restaurants in Sacramento. The atmosphere is very friendly and authentic. I've only been...read more
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Aug 11 2007
billg74 via Citysearch
Love Vallejo's. Great, authentic mexican food. Avoid the chain mexican restaurants and get some good food....read more
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Jun 06 2005
honduras7 via Citysearch
This is the Vallejo's for the under 50s group. A classic place with great decor and service. It's hours, decor, ambiance, menu are...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
This little restaurant rocks during the week, when it's heavily patronized by downtown businesspeople looking for a little south-of-the-border relief from their dreary office environments. Weekends are a better time to enjoy its Tex-Mex charms.
The Food
The chicken quesedilla tends to have a funky texture, so stick with the steak. Entrees fall somewhere between the traditional Mexican food we grew up with and the yuppie, California-Mex stuff we gravitate toward now. Any of the burritos will fill you up for only a few pesos. But beware the veggie burrito which is basically a huge slab of cheese wrapped in rice, beans and tortilla. Garlic scampi shrimp and the Zapata, a humongous burrito stuffed with whole beans, rice, meat, guacamole, pico de gallo, and cheese is topped with mole sauce and melted cheese.
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