Dos Vaqueros Mexican Food - Escondido

Fantastic food and excellent service! The breakfast burrito was absolutely delicious.

The restaurant has a few designated disabled parking spaces, complete with a ramp that leads to the pavement. Upon arrival, we found that the entrance, typically a single door, was conveniently propped open for guests. The outdoor seating consists of stone/concrete tables, but unfortunately, the seats are fixed in place, making it less than ideal for individuals in wheelchairs. Inside, there are tables with movable chairs, but the restaurant's small and narrow layout means that a wheelchair would obstruct the only pathway to the restroom. That said, the restroom itself is wheelchair accessible. The staff here is friendly and communicates in both Spanish and English. My experience was particularly pleasant thanks to a young man who was welcoming and attentive. The restaurant is quaint but charming, adorned with cowboy-themed photos and equine decor, which fits perfectly with its name. I ordered five rolled tacos and a Jamaica drink, and both were delicious and worthy of compliments. The large drink was reasonably priced at $3, while the tacos cost around $7. Overall, it was a satisfying dining experience.

I highly recommend this place! Although it may take a little time for your food to be prepared, trust me, it's worth the wait. I've been enjoying some of the best Mexican food in the city here.

Accessible: on the parking lot there are a few disabled parking spaces with a ramp to get to the pavement. when they come to this place, the door is a single door, but it became open today for the people to come in. there are tables of stone/concrete to sit, but the seats are attached so that they do not move and it does not make it so wheelchair accessible. in the inner there are tables with movable chairs, but because this restaurant is super small in the inner. long and narrow. a wheelchair would block the only way to get to the toilet room. the toilet room itself is wheelchair accessible. the employees speak Spanish and English. experience: the young man who works here is very nice and welcoming! when entering the restaurant is super tiny, but beautiful. it is full of cowboy photos, horses and more (here the name). I ordered 5 rolled tacos and a Jamaica; it was all good and good to praise. the drink was 3 dollars for a big one and the tacos were about 7 dollars.

The menu is so extensive touching on food influences from Mazatlán to Tampico or Monterrey to Villahermosa. Their drinks are large and not priced fairly. The bar and the set up makes for a great atmosphere. We enjoyed a large plate of enchiladas along with an absolutely delicious dish of Puerco Asado! Most of all the service and kindness of the whole staff was fantastic!