Prices way to high. Years ago really good. Quesadilla 13. To much. Use to get salsas. Now limit and they charge
Acez
Their food has flavor which is a win to me. FYI the nachos come with a side of guacamole. Now if the worker is so eager to leave and doesn’t pay attention, that is not the customer’s fault. I had to go back and ask for the guacamole. The girl lied to her coworker & said she gave it to me. If you don’t like your job or don’t want to be there a particular day, call off. So far most of the times I’ve been given what I order, except today.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Tyree Howell (Ty)
My name is Mike Adam burdelas and I would just love to say that this restaurant is the best restaurant I’ve been too the asada fries are just perfect and I love them more than my own
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Asada Fries
Cynthia P.
The Potato Tacos are fire. I have been here a few times. Every time they are excellent. And the chile guerito are the icing. My new favorite place. I highly recommend.
Ashly G.
Don't hesitate to go in. I've tried the asada and al pastor street tacos, both were good, the agua de piña is also good, I've ordered it both times I've come and the quality was just as good my 2nd visit. Now what I really came here for is the shrimp and fish tacos. If I had to pick my last meal it'd be these tacos, they're seriously so good, if I had no self control I'd be here ordering them everyday!! I've also had their asada fries and shrimp burrito, both were also really good, the asada tasted really flavorful and wasn't dry, and the shrimp burrito had shrimp in every bite, which I was scared about. I'll definitely be coming back here!
ICUR NVS
Fish Tacos, Carnitas, Shrimp cocktail and Ceviche all very good...don't forget gueritos....
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Street Taco Each, Sea Food, Fish Tacos Rice and Beans, Shrimp Tacos, Fish, Fish Taco
Eric Butler
In the quest for authentic Mexican cuisine, my expectations led me to La Bufadora, a name that promised an experience akin to the culinary delights of Ensenada. The anticipation was palpable, fueled by whispers of its authenticity and the vibrant flavors that awaited. However, the reality that unfolded was a narrative of disappointment, a culinary journey that veered significantly from its promised course.Upon arrival, the first encounter was with a burrito that bore the hallmarks of minimalism, not by design but by shortfall. The portion presented was a stark contrast to the hearty offerings of even the most commercialized Mexican food chains, such as Del Taco or Taco Bell. This diminutive offering was not only lacking in size but was also a misstep in the dance of flavors. The El Pastor, a dish that should sing with the harmonious blend of spice and succulence, was instead an off-key rendition, overly sweet and devoid of the robustness that characterizes authentic Mexican fare.The disappointment was compounded when the desire for a wet burrito, a staple that conjures images of rich sauce enveloping a generously filled tortilla, was met with a disheartening revelation. Despite its presence on the menu, I was informed, with a casualness that belied the gravity of the omission, that La Bufadora no longer served wet burritos. This disconnect between expectation and reality was a palpable blow, a culinary promise unfulfilled.Thus, my visit to La Bufadora was marked not by the discovery of a gem in the landscape of Mexican cuisine but by the realization that the search for authenticity is fraught with mirages. It was a first and final visit, a chapter concluded with the knowledge that Perris, CA, is a tapestry rich with culinary options, among which La Bufadora will no longer be considered. The journey for authentic flavors continues, with the hope that the next destination will be one where the essence of Mexican cuisine is not just promised but profoundly delivered.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Street Taco Each, Burrito
Sandie Waters
I don't know how anything tastes...they have no Gluten Free options. I was very disappointed, as making a few GF items is a piece of cake, when referring to Mexican food. Will not suggest to anyone...they were rude.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Corrina T.
This place has good food! Reasonable prices. The potato tacos are my favorite here. Sea food delicious.
Paula D.
We each had 2 fish tacos which were very good. Fish was very fresh tasting. My husband had a Modelo beer for $5-I thought that was a bit much for a bottle, but it went well with the tacos.
Prices way to high. Years ago really good. Quesadilla 13. To much. Use to get salsas. Now limit and they charge
Their food has flavor which is a win to me. FYI the nachos come with a side of guacamole. Now if the worker is so eager to leave and doesn’t pay attention, that is not the customer’s fault. I had to go back and ask for the guacamole. The girl lied to her coworker & said she gave it to me. If you don’t like your job or don’t want to be there a particular day, call off. So far most of the times I’ve been given what I order, except today.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
My name is Mike Adam burdelas and I would just love to say that this restaurant is the best restaurant I’ve been too the asada fries are just perfect and I love them more than my own
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Asada Fries
The Potato Tacos are fire. I have been here a few times. Every time they are excellent. And the chile guerito are the icing. My new favorite place. I highly recommend.
Don't hesitate to go in. I've tried the asada and al pastor street tacos, both were good, the agua de piña is also good, I've ordered it both times I've come and the quality was just as good my 2nd visit. Now what I really came here for is the shrimp and fish tacos. If I had to pick my last meal it'd be these tacos, they're seriously so good, if I had no self control I'd be here ordering them everyday!! I've also had their asada fries and shrimp burrito, both were also really good, the asada tasted really flavorful and wasn't dry, and the shrimp burrito had shrimp in every bite, which I was scared about. I'll definitely be coming back here!
Fish Tacos, Carnitas, Shrimp cocktail and Ceviche all very good...don't forget gueritos....
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Street Taco Each, Sea Food, Fish Tacos Rice and Beans, Shrimp Tacos, Fish, Fish Taco
In the quest for authentic Mexican cuisine, my expectations led me to La Bufadora, a name that promised an experience akin to the culinary delights of Ensenada. The anticipation was palpable, fueled by whispers of its authenticity and the vibrant flavors that awaited. However, the reality that unfolded was a narrative of disappointment, a culinary journey that veered significantly from its promised course.Upon arrival, the first encounter was with a burrito that bore the hallmarks of minimalism, not by design but by shortfall. The portion presented was a stark contrast to the hearty offerings of even the most commercialized Mexican food chains, such as Del Taco or Taco Bell. This diminutive offering was not only lacking in size but was also a misstep in the dance of flavors. The El Pastor, a dish that should sing with the harmonious blend of spice and succulence, was instead an off-key rendition, overly sweet and devoid of the robustness that characterizes authentic Mexican fare.The disappointment was compounded when the desire for a wet burrito, a staple that conjures images of rich sauce enveloping a generously filled tortilla, was met with a disheartening revelation. Despite its presence on the menu, I was informed, with a casualness that belied the gravity of the omission, that La Bufadora no longer served wet burritos. This disconnect between expectation and reality was a palpable blow, a culinary promise unfulfilled.Thus, my visit to La Bufadora was marked not by the discovery of a gem in the landscape of Mexican cuisine but by the realization that the search for authenticity is fraught with mirages. It was a first and final visit, a chapter concluded with the knowledge that Perris, CA, is a tapestry rich with culinary options, among which La Bufadora will no longer be considered. The journey for authentic flavors continues, with the hope that the next destination will be one where the essence of Mexican cuisine is not just promised but profoundly delivered.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Street Taco Each, Burrito
I don't know how anything tastes...they have no Gluten Free options. I was very disappointed, as making a few GF items is a piece of cake, when referring to Mexican food. Will not suggest to anyone...they were rude.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
This place has good food! Reasonable prices. The potato tacos are my favorite here. Sea food delicious.
We each had 2 fish tacos which were very good. Fish was very fresh tasting. My husband had a Modelo beer for $5-I thought that was a bit much for a bottle, but it went well with the tacos.
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Its pretty good but my burrito was cold and i asked for another one and they just heat it up for me
Delish! Fish tacos and carne asada tacos are great! They are skimpy with their white sauce though.
Not a huge fan. The food was ok, and service was bad. We wouldn't go again. The restaurant was a bid dates.
Fresh everything, such flavor, amazing. Salsas that I would not soon forget!Parking: 100 spaces all around
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fish
This place hits the spot! Great quality and flavor. You can't go wrong!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fish, Fries