JOSIE'S AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD

Order by uber eats. they have made the wrong order. I ordered enchiladas and tacos, and instead was suppe, flour tortillas and two large drinks sent. I didn't order anything. I'm now a $15 over eats voucher. the manager was totally unhelpful, suggesting that I had received “free food” because I got a refund by over now when I am out of a $15 credit. After complaining about the phone, the person answered that and they canceled my second order where I hoped to receive the correct order. they also told me that I should never order from them online again, what I think is quite good advice.

It's ok. .Rice didn't look that great.Even when we ordered the plate. Girl asked a co worker. What was wrong with the rice. But still served it . Next time I will check my plate before I drive off

Make you like one, they don't come to this place they have overloaded me!23 dollar for 2 carne guisada burritos and a speckkartoffel and ei and a drink! that doesn't sound right!

If well and properly done, eating can actually be really good. in the did, when properly done I am actually a fan of food. However, they seem to have a resistance to quality problems. another thing to note is that it may be difficult for some to order if they do not read/write Spanish, due to the menu. portioning are quite small, but that is likely because eating is authentic. for those who go, I would recommend going during the day. the quantity can be sketched quite well. Waiting times are in the regular long and sometimes they sit in front of or behind a particularly shady group that can give them a pretty creepy feeling. I once know that I was behind a vehicle, with some young people who were covered in gang action, who were thrown everywhere and throwing things out of their windows. that was when I decided to come only during daytime

Man, it cheats me to post this, but I would stay clear from josies until they hire more people. twice I waited for over 10 minutes without even moving in the line and had to leave. they would think that a place where 5 dollars could pay for a burrito could be a reward high enough to win workers, but I don't think so.