Montoya's

Good small family owned business. Been going to this place since I was a kid, menu has only gotten better.

This has been a staple in the community for longer than I've been alive. Their infamous Oso burrito is a family favorite. My father has taken us there since I can remember, over 40 years ago.

I wrote a review some time ago about the chile verde burrito not being great, I stand on that... but I recently tried their chorizo and bean burrito and they have the best freaking Chorizo I've had in a while... My dad says they sell it outside the shop... I haven't been yet but I'll check it out again someday. I think it's the same chorizo we used to get from my Dad's friend (he used to seek it out of his backyard here and in Tangancicuaro, Michoacán... if I'm right this is the only place I will buy chorizo from nobody else has the recipe I've tried a lot lol

Been coming here for awhile. The Oso burrito is on fire! Pretty spicy. I highly recommend you try this if you like spicy hot food. Great flavor! I've heard their menudo is really good. Have not had the chance to try it due to it selling out quick. I guess i have to get up super early next time i come down.

Note: Cash only Went here on a Friday morning before 7am to pickup burritos for work. I called the number for 2 days and couldn't get through to anyone. Luckily, at 6:15am, they answered, so I didn't have to wait for my order there. Apparently, they answer sometimes and no idea why the number doesn't work at all at other times. Got 22 oso burritos. Most with the beans/salsa on the side. Everything came out just like I asked. The burritos were good, but the beans/salsa on the side were just ok. They aren't consistent. Sometimes it's spicy. Sometimes it's not. Sometimes the meat is tough. Sometimes the meat is softer. Sometimes it's a mixture of both. Overall, I'd give the oso burrito a 4/5. Also, they're $12 flat for each

This was first time I visited Montoyas. As a note, they only take cash, so make sure you go by an ATM. This is definitely aom and pop neighborhood type of place, which typically means it's good. The menu is pretty straightforward with burritos, tacos, tortas and a few sides. They are known for their Oso burrito, which has a little bit of everything. I played it safe since this was my first time and ordered the carne asada burrito. It comes with meat, beans, onions, cabbage and red sauce. I added cheese. The burrito was nice size with a floury tortilla. The meat and other ingredients were seasoned well, however I did get a couple of fatty pieces of meat. I also ordered a limon and pineapple Overall, I thought it was good, not great ,but I will go back and try the tortas.