Muchas Gracias Mexican Food - Salem

During our road trip from Washington to Southern California, we were on the hunt for the perfect travel meal, and naturally, we settled on burritos. After stopping for gas at Costco, we stumbled upon this delightful restaurant. They offer a fantastic variety of options. My husband chose the trio burrito, which features three types of meat, and he substituted the beans for potatoes. He found it both delicious and fulfilling. I went for the bacon breakfast burrito, along with a Jamaica drink to accompany it. Both the food and drinks were incredibly tasty, and the staff was very friendly. Discovering this gem was the first highlight of our journey. Even though we could have opted for the drive-thru, my husband prefers to order in person.

The restaurant is very clean, and the staff is consistently friendly, delivering quick service. I really enjoy ordering food from here and appreciate their delivery options!

One of the toughest parts about moving for me has been finding great burritos (and tacos) from a place that offers a good value while maintaining quality. If you're in the same boat, I highly recommend checking out Habaneros. I’ve never had a bad experience there. The service is prompt, and the food is consistently fresh, high-quality, and always arrives hot and well-packaged for takeout. What I appreciate most is the reliability of their dishes; there's no risk involved, it's always fantastic. Their carne asada stands out—it's full of flavor, tender, perfectly seared with crispy edges, and never dry. I really wish I could figure out their secret because I'm not usually a big meat eater, but I can’t get enough of it!

I used to visit this restaurant when it was called Muchas Gracias, and I always loved their Oregon burrito—it’s the best! Unfortunately, with prices constantly increasing every time I go, I can no longer afford it or I simply refuse to pay those prices. Now, I consider it a luxury. The days of reasonable pricing are long gone, not just for this restaurant but everywhere. The only places I can afford to shop on Commercial Street now are Winco, the Dollar Store, Walmart, and the Arco gas station.

Yum food. Chow down, wide-load.