El Potosino Mexican Food

I'm already planning what to eat next. It was absolutely delicious! I thought a torta with avocado and carnitas sounded a little plain- so I planned to make some beans to put on it at home- I never got to the beans. Somehow my husband managed to save half for a work lunch- it was admirable but I was just sad to take the last bite so soon. Two more points I want to mention: 1 Drive-thru available 2 Surprisingly affordable

The shredded beef for the tostada was just onions and peppers. It wasnt like that a previous time I ordered it. Ill only get the chicken in the future, but not sure I'll be coming back after they didnt offer to fix the beef and just gave me a refund instead.

Larry is amazing at his job! Most definitely deserves recognition and the cook got the food made in less than 5 mins! I literally went to get my drink after paying and my food was ready! Highly recommend!!! Food is so bomb. I recommend the tostadas with beans!! Please support this business 5 stars!!

Just okay. Chips had a very soapy taste to them for some reason. Burrito was very mid. Heard good things but there's just too many other places around town that are better.

Wanted to try out a new fast food joint in the neighborhood, Salad & Go, where I ordered a breakfast burrito. It’s across the intersection from El Potosino. Hadn’t been to El Potosino in well over a year, so decided to get a similar breakfast burrito there and compare the two. My expectation was that the El Potosino burrito would be superior, since they’re ostensibly dedicated to Mexican cuisine and not a salad place, and thus would give me a good baseline on which to judge the Salad & Go burrito. The Salad & Go order was a “Turkey Sausage, Egg & Cheese” breakfast burrito, the El Potosino order was a “Sausage Burrito”. Both burritos came with salsa, both burritos the same size. The El Potosino burrito had cut up chunks of sausage links (presumably pork) and eggs, no cheese. No chees