The Iron Cactus - San Francisco

We shared a burrito and two tacos, and everything was delicious. The chips were complimentary and tasted very fresh, and the salsa was excellent as well. The menu options were quite satisfying. Overall, it was a fantastic meal, and I would definitely return!

I'm so grateful this place was open when I missed my 7:30 Caltrain. The two women working there were incredibly helpful and didn't mind at all when I sat down to eat while waiting for my train after hours. If you visit, definitely try the carnitas; they're delicious! The pollo wasn't as flavorful, though. The tacos are quite large and filled with beans, which makes them a bit challenging to eat like a street taco, let alone have more than one or two. The chips and salsa were excellent as well. I'll definitely return if I happen to miss my train again. The staff was very kind.

The food is really good and authentic. The service was great. The drinks were generous and often original The decor is very upscale. It is not your cheesy Mexican restaurant of the eighties. It is elegant and interesting, while making statements about Mexican history. I would recommend this place to anyone traveling up I 575. Take exit seven, it is not too far.

Quick service, large portions, good quality. I enjoyed their salsa options and their sangria is pretty good. They have a reasonable beer selection. It's all a bit pricey but par for the area and they do have some happy hour specials if you're there earlier, but I usually stop in later than that, usually on days when I've missed my train and the next one isn't going to be for an hour and I'm starving. :

Loved their super burrito. Guac and sour cream with chicken is a super combination. Can't go wrong with that. Service was slow but that maybe because I went there early by 11 30 for lunch. Nice seating area liked the patio seating. And so many beers on tap too.