Rosa's Café & Tortilla Factory

Came here for the first, and last, time. 3 stars for fajita beef that was cooked amazingly well but man the rest of the meal was incredibly disappointing. The beans were gross enough I didn't bother finishing them and the rice was just meh but unfortunately were premixed with the beans so I didn't finish that either. Was told the fajita beef plate was enough food to make 3 tacos but only if you skimped on how much you put on the tortilla. The sides came in a Taco salad bowl but it was so full of generic iceberg shreds you barely had any sides. $24 bucks and I left still feeling a little hungry. Also, for those who do decide to come here, if you want chips and salsa you'll have to order it. I haven't been to a Rosa's Cafe before so I didn't know until after I paid and sat down so I guess t

My family and I eat here often. The last handful of times we have had missing food. When I confront the employees I get looks and questioned as if I'm lying. (Always by the girl pictured) No one wears a name tag so I cant get names, although the girl that takes our order is very friendly. We've also been given crazy looks when we sit against the wall at the table and in the booth near the restrooms. I feel that if this is the "employees" assigned break table, it should be marked as so. One of the male employees set his food on the table and consistently grumbled after my dad and kids were already seated at the table. When their break was over we got stares as they walked by. The food is decent but some of the employees are not friendly.

I gave 4 stars overall because it is a self-service, casual dining restaurant. You go through a line to order, and you go to the counter to pick up your tray of food when it is ready. Not bad, but just not very special. However... Their Taco Tuesday is a fantastic deal, and I go every chance I get. Sometimes for lunch, and sometimes for dinner. They make their own tortillas, and I love them. They have butter and honey to spread on a fresh, hot tortilla, and I love that, too! Best of all, they have a pico/salsa bar where you can get all of the pico, jalapenos (pickled or fresh), salsa (mild, medium, and hot), cilantro, limes, etc. that you care to put on your tacos/food. I live for Tuesdays!

Paid almost 40 dollars for two meals that came with more toppings than actual food. Beef fajita was cooked surprisingly well but there was barely 3-4 tiny pieces on there while it looked like they threw an entire bowl of lettuce on top. I come here quite often and it’s always a hit or miss, mainly a miss though I would recommend going to the taqueria that’s down the street.

I love this Rosa’s! The migas plate is delicious and affordable for me so it’s always my go to breakfast when I want to go out. Anytime something isn’t quite right with the dish they always happily and quickly make it right and then some! Friendly staff and amazing food.