(916) 444-2837
1331 O St
Sacramento,
CA
95814
38.5735
-121.4912
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Central Sacramento
What People Are Saying About Vallejo's Restaurant
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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…
08/11/07
One of best mexican restaurants in town
by billg74
Love Vallejo's. Great, authentic mexican food. Avoid the chain mexican restaurants and get some good food.
06/06/05
Upscale
by honduras7
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 geared to the downtown office clientel. This is for the non-Spanish speakers who know what good, authentic Mexican food is and seek out places where they can get it.
- Pros: food, service, seldom crowded
- Cons: closed Sundays, too hip, noisy
11/29/04
Need Better Service
by kld1501
I have now eaten at the three Vallejo's in the downtown Sacramento area. I at at the one at 1331 O Street today and while the food was pretty good, the service was lousy. Things that should have been included in the dish were not and the waiter kept asking "did you not find it in there?" after he was told that something was missing. We wouldn't have told him something was missing if it weren't. I recommend that the owner(s) of the Vallejo's Mexican Restaurant at 1331 O Street, either hire new employees or retrain them.
- Pros: Good Value, Good Food
The Details on Vallejo's Restaurant
One of Sacramento's Best:
Nominated for offering a middle ground between authentic and Tex-Mex and not skimping on the servings.
Tequila!:
There are 14 different kinds of margaritas to choose from, as well as a staggering 42 types of tequila.
Don't Blink:
This tiny place is almost unnoticeable as you walk by, so look closely.
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