Al pastor Restaurants in Goleta
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4.3
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City: Goleta, 5764 Hollister Ave, Goleta, CA 93117, USA, United States
"Solid offering, though a little pricey (probably because we got multiple imported sodas)."
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City: Goleta, 5698 Hollister Ave A Goleta, CA 93117, United States
"Proving once again that the best Mexican restaurants are often humble, unassuming places, El Pollo Rico shares its shabby looking building with a laundromat. Many would overlook this book based on its cover, and that would be a major mistake. El Pollo Rico is for real, their food is awesome, and although I am not a local, I suspect this place is criminally under rated by those who are. Make no mistake, there is nothing fancy here, this is pretty much the opposite of the nouvelle cuisine that dominates Santa Barbara. There 's a walk up counter where you order and pick up at the same place. But while you wait, you 'll catch the savory whiffs of meat meeting 'plancha ' and you 'll snack on the complimentary tortilla chips and salsa bar, and you 'll know this place is legit. I had the '3 Tacos Special, ' which included three different tacos with beef tri tip, chicken, and carnitas, all made with an identical balance of meat, cilantro, onions, tortilla, and green sauce. Tacos here are neither art or science they are thrown together hastily onto double white corn tortillas spilling meat juices and dripping sauce. These tacos are 'finger food ' for the bold, but 'fork food ' for those with spread collar dress shirts and silk ties, my uniform for my lunch trips here. I loved all of my tacos, but enjoyed the chicken tacos the most. Here, the dark chicken leg meat is marinated in spices, and the taco is at least on par with any chicken taco I have had in my tacolicious city of residence, San Diego. My 3 tacos were served with a scoop of addictive refried beans, a pat of piquant guacamole, and some salty tomato tinged rice. On another visit, I ordered the 'Sopes ' with beef tri tip, and I much enjoyed those as well. Here, the picaditas are painted with a layer of El Pollo Rico 's excellent refried beans, then covered with a layer of sliced crispy tri tip steak, then topped with shredded lettuce, tomatoes, and media crema. This served as tremendous relief to my mouth, which was on fire from the complimentary tortilla chips and salsa. Moreover, these sopes brought flavors to bear that encapsulate what Mexican cuisine ought to be about: delicious marinated then charred meats and earthy, creamy refried pinto beans combining to create a home cooked taste that your good Mexican friends will brag that only their 'abuela ' can create. Out of the half dozen Mexican restaurants I have visited in Santa Barbara (including that similarly named very famous one), this is the place I believe is the very best, and the only one I would get off the highway for if I were just passing through."
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4.1
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City: Goleta, 7024 Market Place Dr, Goleta, United States
"Pretty tasty! I'm usually never impressed by the Mexican food choices in Cali. Being from Houston, there is no shortage of amazing Mexican food at home. Los Agaves has given me faith that West Coast Mexican food can indeed be good. I kept it simple... Got steak tacos with a side of rice and black beans. They brought out the wrong beans initially, but replaced them quickly. The meat was great! Perfectly medium with a nice char on the outside... And they gave a great portion as well. The rice and beans were your standard Mexican fare, but still tasty. The salsas also were fresh and delicious. I'd definitely come back. Thanks for restoring my faith!"
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$7.7