Tijuana's Tacos in Pomona

The food here is delicious, and always a go to spot. However, today I was a little disappointed that I got there and I was told they were closed already. Both of their hours online and at the store front state that they close at 11pm. I got there 10 minutes before and I was turned away very rudely by the short Hispanic lady at the front saying they were closed already. I've been a loyal customer for the past few years, but after today I dont think I'll be back.

Food has a good flavor, but unfortunately this is what ruined the burrito and tacos.When I cook food.I always cut off the fat,grizzle, and anything that looks unhealthy. TIJUANA'S TACO'S beef has way to much of this included and it's hard to eat for someone who has health conditions. So although the flavor was good,the quality of the food was extremely poor and I was extremely disappointed as I had ordered two Carne asada burritos and two plain Carne asada tacos .I paid $16.98 for my order and twenty minutes later the cashier gave me a plastic bag with one burrito and two tacos.I reminded them that we had ordered two burritos and two tacos and she asked if I wanted to pay her $16.98 for second round for one more burrito!ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!!!*THE QUALITY OF THE FOOD IS POOR!!!!!!!!*I came into a corner whole in the wall greasy spoon fast food restaurant and ordered what I wanted on the menu that I had to pay for with my money ,and I was served only half of what I ordered and they kept the other half of my order for their own dinner and charged me for it all!!!!!!!!!* This will be the last time I order and eat at this Restaurant, but I am also going to report this to CONSUMER AFFAIRS and the BETT...

So you might say Paco introduced us to Tijuana's Tacos. We were craving Paco's Tacos, but barely missed Pomona's finest taqueria because we narrowly missed Paco's 7pm closure time on Sundays. Forced to pivot on the fly, we opted for Tijuana's Tacos based on its proximity to Paco's AND its good Yelp reviews. My bride ordered a trio of tacos, two Pollo and one asada con guacamole. We ordered two Tortas Del Chavo (Grilled Ham & Cheese sandos on spacious Telera rolls) for our sons and I contended myself with an Asada Burrito. Tip: Tijuana's Tacos features a well stocked, serve yourself salsa bar teaming with four different varieties of salsa plus Escabeche (pickled jalapeños, carrots + onions) and a Salvadoran condiment known as (cabbage free) Curtido (Slivered onions, cabbage + peppers, doused with a olive oil vinaigrette + Oregano). My beloved wife loves salsas of all types so of course she was happily canning up small samples of all four salsas! Note to YELPers: Nestled at the corner of Holt and Wisconsin, TJ's Tacos is in one of the grittier parts of Pomona. While the staff was professional + accommodating, at one point the cashier hollered at a down on his luck vagrant to "keep moving" when he began crowding a couple trying to enjoy their meal  at the outdoor table. The same employee no doubt provide...