Hey...I like this place! The manager and employees are welcoming and the price is right. Once I got past the odd format, I was really ok. I get an uneasy feeling when I walk into a restaurant and I am asked "have you ever been here before?" I know I'm into some kind of unusual format. The way it works is that you grab a menu and choose what you want. Most items come in small, medium, and large and everything is mix and match so you can get exactly what you want. I had a small burrito and my husband had a medium...both sizes were perfect for us. I chose rice and black beans and got my burritos "wet," that is with salsa topping. Other choices are available as well. Additionally, they have a bar set up with sauces...from hot to OMG!!!! I'M ON FIRE!!!! Atmosphere is relaxed. The only thing I would prefer is full table service. The way ordering is set up, you go up to the counter to order and pay and then a server brings everything out to you. Is the cuisine authentic? No. But it is still tasty and the price is right. This place is quick, fun, and casual. It's an upscale fast food joint that serves beer, wine, and sangria! A place that you want to hang out in and stop off for a quick beer or sangria and some chips and salsa in the evening. Try the chulas for dessert. You won't be sorry.
(4)
Bruce K.
A burrito to go so that I could eat at my desk, it was pretty decent. A nice amount of chicken and other stuffings was tasty and filling. Was it GREAT? No. It was A-OK and in my opinion, better than the fast food joints nearby. Interesting concept, a sauce bar. Not the same thing as Moe's has with a salsa bar, these are not the kind you pour over the top or that you dip your chips into. The "to go" cups for the sauce bar were about a teaspoon each. I'm not kidding you. Yes, they do take out but I think you're much better off with eating in.
(3)
Caleb D.
This Tijuana Flats was on point! I love these places so much but this one stand out because they mentioned that they had an avocado ranch sauce that was soooo go on my chimichanga. Now I have more reasons to go back.
(5)
Punya N.
This location is much like the rest of the TJ Flats chain.... quick, cheap, satisfying. It's got a convenient location across from the mall and easy parking in its adjacent parking lot. The menu has changed recently from the original, but most of the items are still the same. I did prefer the original menu because it had different sizes for each item (small, medium large -- this was great for someone like me who can't eat huge portions in one sitting; I appreciated the cost-effectiveness of ordering a small burrito, for example) Delicious queso and salty chips, fresh and plentiful toppings with whatever dish you choose, and the ability to make your food "wet" with queso -- quite possibly my favorite thing about Tijuana Flats. I recommend the chimichangas wet with queso. This is a good place for a quick, relaxed, and casual meal. The service is good and there's plenty of room for experimentation at the hot sauce bar. :)
(3)
Jennifer W.
Always had great service and food, fresh jalapeños and veggies. Affordable lunch deals as well. Tuesday and Thursday are my favorite days because of their specials. They can get a little crowded for dinner so get their early.
(4)
Priscilla S.
Every time we visit here there is always great service from cashier to the chef, and the food is always hot! Chimichangas and chicken quesadillas are my favorite with half&half sweet tea. I love "Slap My Ass and Call Me Sally" sauce on anything from here!
(5)
Kate B.
I loved this place! I took my fiance there for our first date night back in March and it was our first time there. Our waitress was very attentive to us and was very helpful with helping us decide on what we wanted to order. She also bent over backwards for us and asked management if we could receive the chips for free as it was our first time there. The food was delicious I ordered the chicken tijuana burrito wet with no jalapenos as since I can't handle spicy food. My fiance ordered the mega chimichanga wet. The food was so delicious that we instantly knew we would be back to this business. Overall I loved this location because it wasn't super busy and it was nice and quiet.
(5)
Jason L.
I can't understand what the hype is about this place. I guess if you compare it to Taco Bell, it's awesome. But there's nothing remotely authentic or good about this place. Dry tortillas. Tiny burritos. A hot sauce bar that's just overkill. I could go on and on. This place is like the hooters of burritos. Save your money and go across the street to Habaneros if you want something authentic and reasonably priced.
(1)
Shawn J.
Not as good as the other location I was at. This one seemed like they were understaffed. The nachos were burnt on the edges and the meat and cheese was applied as if it was coming directly out of the expeditor's wallet/paycheck.
(2)
Lisa F.
Just FYI, this business is no longer CLOSED! I ate here yesterday. I personally do not understand what everyone loves about this place. My fiance and I stopped here yesterday because I had been craving burritos. We ordered a REGULAR chicken and a REGULAR carnitas burrito plus two drinks and the bill was $18. ICK. The burritos were TINY. The tortillas were dry. I do not even understand their concept of putting together a burrito. NO BEANS, but they include lettuce, jalapenos and BLACK OLIVES. WTF. The atmosphere is absolutely horrible. There's a lame mural covering the wall and they play Top-40 music. Come-on, these restaurants are marketed as MEXICAN. Oh, and the cute, blond wait-staff are FAR FROM MEXICAN! Apparently I need to hop on a plane and take a trip to San Francisco if I want a REAL burrito.
(1)
Krys T.
There is a non-stop party going on at Tijuana Flats. You would think that meant the food is bangin. But it wasn't. Me and my friend ordered flautas which were mediocre. And we waited a good 30 minutes for that. Just standing there. Waiting for take out. So sad. But I will say that the wait staff were super nice and offered us drinks and stuff while we waited. Always a plus.
(2)
Jay E.
A notch above true fast food and the atmosphere is entertaining but overall the food is nothing special. It is a better choice than McDonalds but then again that is not saying much.
(3)
Tedd S.
Reopened under new mgmt YEA!
(4)
Jennifer W.
Always had great service and food, fresh jalapeños and veggies. Affordable lunch deals as well. Tuesday and Thursday are my favorite days because of their specials. They can get a little crowded for dinner so get their early.
(4)
Priscilla S.
Every time we visit here there is always great service from cashier to the chef, and the food is always hot! Chimichangas and chicken quesadillas are my favorite with half&half sweet tea. I love "Slap My Ass and Call Me Sally" sauce on anything from here!
(5)
Kate B.
I loved this place! I took my fiance there for our first date night back in March and it was our first time there. Our waitress was very attentive to us and was very helpful with helping us decide on what we wanted to order. She also bent over backwards for us and asked management if we could receive the chips for free as it was our first time there. The food was delicious I ordered the chicken tijuana burrito wet with no jalapenos as since I can't handle spicy food. My fiance ordered the mega chimichanga wet. The food was so delicious that we instantly knew we would be back to this business. Overall I loved this location because it wasn't super busy and it was nice and quiet.
(5)
Shawn J.
Not as good as the other location I was at. This one seemed like they were understaffed. The nachos were burnt on the edges and the meat and cheese was applied as if it was coming directly out of the expeditor's wallet/paycheck.
(2)
Lisa F.
Just FYI, this business is no longer CLOSED! I ate here yesterday. I personally do not understand what everyone loves about this place. My fiance and I stopped here yesterday because I had been craving burritos. We ordered a REGULAR chicken and a REGULAR carnitas burrito plus two drinks and the bill was $18. ICK. The burritos were TINY. The tortillas were dry. I do not even understand their concept of putting together a burrito. NO BEANS, but they include lettuce, jalapenos and BLACK OLIVES. WTF. The atmosphere is absolutely horrible. There's a lame mural covering the wall and they play Top-40 music. Come-on, these restaurants are marketed as MEXICAN. Oh, and the cute, blond wait-staff are FAR FROM MEXICAN! Apparently I need to hop on a plane and take a trip to San Francisco if I want a REAL burrito.
(1)
Krys T.
There is a non-stop party going on at Tijuana Flats. You would think that meant the food is bangin. But it wasn't. Me and my friend ordered flautas which were mediocre. And we waited a good 30 minutes for that. Just standing there. Waiting for take out. So sad. But I will say that the wait staff were super nice and offered us drinks and stuff while we waited. Always a plus.
(2)
Jay E.
A notch above true fast food and the atmosphere is entertaining but overall the food is nothing special. It is a better choice than McDonalds but then again that is not saying much.
(3)
Tedd S.
Reopened under new mgmt YEA!
(4)
Bruce K.
A burrito to go so that I could eat at my desk, it was pretty decent. A nice amount of chicken and other stuffings was tasty and filling. Was it GREAT? No. It was A-OK and in my opinion, better than the fast food joints nearby. Interesting concept, a sauce bar. Not the same thing as Moe's has with a salsa bar, these are not the kind you pour over the top or that you dip your chips into. The "to go" cups for the sauce bar were about a teaspoon each. I'm not kidding you. Yes, they do take out but I think you're much better off with eating in.
(3)
Caleb D.
This Tijuana Flats was on point! I love these places so much but this one stand out because they mentioned that they had an avocado ranch sauce that was soooo go on my chimichanga. Now I have more reasons to go back.
(5)
Jason L.
I can't understand what the hype is about this place. I guess if you compare it to Taco Bell, it's awesome. But there's nothing remotely authentic or good about this place. Dry tortillas. Tiny burritos. A hot sauce bar that's just overkill. I could go on and on. This place is like the hooters of burritos. Save your money and go across the street to Habaneros if you want something authentic and reasonably priced.
(1)
Barbara B.
Hey...I like this place! The manager and employees are welcoming and the price is right. Once I got past the odd format, I was really ok. I get an uneasy feeling when I walk into a restaurant and I am asked "have you ever been here before?" I know I'm into some kind of unusual format. The way it works is that you grab a menu and choose what you want. Most items come in small, medium, and large and everything is mix and match so you can get exactly what you want. I had a small burrito and my husband had a medium...both sizes were perfect for us. I chose rice and black beans and got my burritos "wet," that is with salsa topping. Other choices are available as well. Additionally, they have a bar set up with sauces...from hot to OMG!!!! I'M ON FIRE!!!! Atmosphere is relaxed. The only thing I would prefer is full table service. The way ordering is set up, you go up to the counter to order and pay and then a server brings everything out to you. Is the cuisine authentic? No. But it is still tasty and the price is right. This place is quick, fun, and casual. It's an upscale fast food joint that serves beer, wine, and sangria! A place that you want to hang out in and stop off for a quick beer or sangria and some chips and salsa in the evening. Try the chulas for dessert. You won't be sorry.
(4)
Punya N.
This location is much like the rest of the TJ Flats chain.... quick, cheap, satisfying. It's got a convenient location across from the mall and easy parking in its adjacent parking lot. The menu has changed recently from the original, but most of the items are still the same. I did prefer the original menu because it had different sizes for each item (small, medium large -- this was great for someone like me who can't eat huge portions in one sitting; I appreciated the cost-effectiveness of ordering a small burrito, for example) Delicious queso and salty chips, fresh and plentiful toppings with whatever dish you choose, and the ability to make your food "wet" with queso -- quite possibly my favorite thing about Tijuana Flats. I recommend the chimichangas wet with queso. This is a good place for a quick, relaxed, and casual meal. The service is good and there's plenty of room for experimentation at the hot sauce bar. :)
(3)
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Address :10300 US Hwy. 441,Ste. 101
Leesburg, FL, 34788
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Caters : Yes
If you enjoy Taco Tuesday, then you have officially fallen in love with the Mexican Food. The main grain of Mexican cuisine is maize. Also known as corn, maize is grown for the past 9000 years after the crop was discovered by the people in Mayan civilization. Mexican empire flourished when they started growing beans, tomatoes, chili pepper, sweet potato and cactus. Till this date these ingredients are used in cooking authentic Mexican dishes and drinks.
Great use of spices, fresh chili pepper dishes like fajitas, tortilla chips, corn chips, salsa, chimichangas, burritos, nachos and quesadillas are invented in America. But when you are looking for authentic Mexican food then you must find a restaurant in the city that serves Rajas con Queso, Garbanzo in a Guajillo Chile Sauce, Pork Filled Chiles Rellenos, Chiles en Nogada, Molcajete Salsa, Pico de Gallo and Frijoles de la Olla. An eye-opening fact – Mexican don't like their food hot. They use fresh chili and other spices to create a flavor that lingers in your mouth.
Mexican food is great for those who are Gluten Intolerant as they use Corn instead of wheat in most of their dishes. Also, you can easily find many beans based Mexican dishes. Another dish which didn't get similar glory as tacos or nachos is the Mexican hot chocolate. If you love something hot on a chilly day, then go for Mexican Hot Chocolate. On merry days, you can enjoy the authentic Mexican Drinks like Tequila, Mezcal, Tecuí, Sotol, Bacanora, Charanda, Posh O Pox, Puebla and Pulque. Mexican Cuisine is for people who enjoy strong drinks and hearty meals.
Barbara B.
Hey...I like this place! The manager and employees are welcoming and the price is right. Once I got past the odd format, I was really ok. I get an uneasy feeling when I walk into a restaurant and I am asked "have you ever been here before?" I know I'm into some kind of unusual format. The way it works is that you grab a menu and choose what you want. Most items come in small, medium, and large and everything is mix and match so you can get exactly what you want. I had a small burrito and my husband had a medium...both sizes were perfect for us. I chose rice and black beans and got my burritos "wet," that is with salsa topping. Other choices are available as well. Additionally, they have a bar set up with sauces...from hot to OMG!!!! I'M ON FIRE!!!! Atmosphere is relaxed. The only thing I would prefer is full table service. The way ordering is set up, you go up to the counter to order and pay and then a server brings everything out to you. Is the cuisine authentic? No. But it is still tasty and the price is right. This place is quick, fun, and casual. It's an upscale fast food joint that serves beer, wine, and sangria! A place that you want to hang out in and stop off for a quick beer or sangria and some chips and salsa in the evening. Try the chulas for dessert. You won't be sorry.
(4)Bruce K.
A burrito to go so that I could eat at my desk, it was pretty decent. A nice amount of chicken and other stuffings was tasty and filling. Was it GREAT? No. It was A-OK and in my opinion, better than the fast food joints nearby. Interesting concept, a sauce bar. Not the same thing as Moe's has with a salsa bar, these are not the kind you pour over the top or that you dip your chips into. The "to go" cups for the sauce bar were about a teaspoon each. I'm not kidding you. Yes, they do take out but I think you're much better off with eating in.
(3)Caleb D.
This Tijuana Flats was on point! I love these places so much but this one stand out because they mentioned that they had an avocado ranch sauce that was soooo go on my chimichanga. Now I have more reasons to go back.
(5)Punya N.
This location is much like the rest of the TJ Flats chain.... quick, cheap, satisfying. It's got a convenient location across from the mall and easy parking in its adjacent parking lot. The menu has changed recently from the original, but most of the items are still the same. I did prefer the original menu because it had different sizes for each item (small, medium large -- this was great for someone like me who can't eat huge portions in one sitting; I appreciated the cost-effectiveness of ordering a small burrito, for example) Delicious queso and salty chips, fresh and plentiful toppings with whatever dish you choose, and the ability to make your food "wet" with queso -- quite possibly my favorite thing about Tijuana Flats. I recommend the chimichangas wet with queso. This is a good place for a quick, relaxed, and casual meal. The service is good and there's plenty of room for experimentation at the hot sauce bar. :)
(3)Jennifer W.
Always had great service and food, fresh jalapeños and veggies. Affordable lunch deals as well. Tuesday and Thursday are my favorite days because of their specials. They can get a little crowded for dinner so get their early.
(4)Priscilla S.
Every time we visit here there is always great service from cashier to the chef, and the food is always hot! Chimichangas and chicken quesadillas are my favorite with half&half sweet tea. I love "Slap My Ass and Call Me Sally" sauce on anything from here!
(5)Kate B.
I loved this place! I took my fiance there for our first date night back in March and it was our first time there. Our waitress was very attentive to us and was very helpful with helping us decide on what we wanted to order. She also bent over backwards for us and asked management if we could receive the chips for free as it was our first time there. The food was delicious I ordered the chicken tijuana burrito wet with no jalapenos as since I can't handle spicy food. My fiance ordered the mega chimichanga wet. The food was so delicious that we instantly knew we would be back to this business. Overall I loved this location because it wasn't super busy and it was nice and quiet.
(5)Jason L.
I can't understand what the hype is about this place. I guess if you compare it to Taco Bell, it's awesome. But there's nothing remotely authentic or good about this place. Dry tortillas. Tiny burritos. A hot sauce bar that's just overkill. I could go on and on. This place is like the hooters of burritos. Save your money and go across the street to Habaneros if you want something authentic and reasonably priced.
(1)Shawn J.
Not as good as the other location I was at. This one seemed like they were understaffed. The nachos were burnt on the edges and the meat and cheese was applied as if it was coming directly out of the expeditor's wallet/paycheck.
(2)Lisa F.
Just FYI, this business is no longer CLOSED! I ate here yesterday. I personally do not understand what everyone loves about this place. My fiance and I stopped here yesterday because I had been craving burritos. We ordered a REGULAR chicken and a REGULAR carnitas burrito plus two drinks and the bill was $18. ICK. The burritos were TINY. The tortillas were dry. I do not even understand their concept of putting together a burrito. NO BEANS, but they include lettuce, jalapenos and BLACK OLIVES. WTF. The atmosphere is absolutely horrible. There's a lame mural covering the wall and they play Top-40 music. Come-on, these restaurants are marketed as MEXICAN. Oh, and the cute, blond wait-staff are FAR FROM MEXICAN! Apparently I need to hop on a plane and take a trip to San Francisco if I want a REAL burrito.
(1)Krys T.
There is a non-stop party going on at Tijuana Flats. You would think that meant the food is bangin. But it wasn't. Me and my friend ordered flautas which were mediocre. And we waited a good 30 minutes for that. Just standing there. Waiting for take out. So sad. But I will say that the wait staff were super nice and offered us drinks and stuff while we waited. Always a plus.
(2)Jay E.
A notch above true fast food and the atmosphere is entertaining but overall the food is nothing special. It is a better choice than McDonalds but then again that is not saying much.
(3)Tedd S.
Reopened under new mgmt YEA!
(4)Jennifer W.
Always had great service and food, fresh jalapeños and veggies. Affordable lunch deals as well. Tuesday and Thursday are my favorite days because of their specials. They can get a little crowded for dinner so get their early.
(4)Priscilla S.
Every time we visit here there is always great service from cashier to the chef, and the food is always hot! Chimichangas and chicken quesadillas are my favorite with half&half sweet tea. I love "Slap My Ass and Call Me Sally" sauce on anything from here!
(5)Kate B.
I loved this place! I took my fiance there for our first date night back in March and it was our first time there. Our waitress was very attentive to us and was very helpful with helping us decide on what we wanted to order. She also bent over backwards for us and asked management if we could receive the chips for free as it was our first time there. The food was delicious I ordered the chicken tijuana burrito wet with no jalapenos as since I can't handle spicy food. My fiance ordered the mega chimichanga wet. The food was so delicious that we instantly knew we would be back to this business. Overall I loved this location because it wasn't super busy and it was nice and quiet.
(5)Shawn J.
Not as good as the other location I was at. This one seemed like they were understaffed. The nachos were burnt on the edges and the meat and cheese was applied as if it was coming directly out of the expeditor's wallet/paycheck.
(2)Lisa F.
Just FYI, this business is no longer CLOSED! I ate here yesterday. I personally do not understand what everyone loves about this place. My fiance and I stopped here yesterday because I had been craving burritos. We ordered a REGULAR chicken and a REGULAR carnitas burrito plus two drinks and the bill was $18. ICK. The burritos were TINY. The tortillas were dry. I do not even understand their concept of putting together a burrito. NO BEANS, but they include lettuce, jalapenos and BLACK OLIVES. WTF. The atmosphere is absolutely horrible. There's a lame mural covering the wall and they play Top-40 music. Come-on, these restaurants are marketed as MEXICAN. Oh, and the cute, blond wait-staff are FAR FROM MEXICAN! Apparently I need to hop on a plane and take a trip to San Francisco if I want a REAL burrito.
(1)Krys T.
There is a non-stop party going on at Tijuana Flats. You would think that meant the food is bangin. But it wasn't. Me and my friend ordered flautas which were mediocre. And we waited a good 30 minutes for that. Just standing there. Waiting for take out. So sad. But I will say that the wait staff were super nice and offered us drinks and stuff while we waited. Always a plus.
(2)Jay E.
A notch above true fast food and the atmosphere is entertaining but overall the food is nothing special. It is a better choice than McDonalds but then again that is not saying much.
(3)Tedd S.
Reopened under new mgmt YEA!
(4)Bruce K.
A burrito to go so that I could eat at my desk, it was pretty decent. A nice amount of chicken and other stuffings was tasty and filling. Was it GREAT? No. It was A-OK and in my opinion, better than the fast food joints nearby. Interesting concept, a sauce bar. Not the same thing as Moe's has with a salsa bar, these are not the kind you pour over the top or that you dip your chips into. The "to go" cups for the sauce bar were about a teaspoon each. I'm not kidding you. Yes, they do take out but I think you're much better off with eating in.
(3)Caleb D.
This Tijuana Flats was on point! I love these places so much but this one stand out because they mentioned that they had an avocado ranch sauce that was soooo go on my chimichanga. Now I have more reasons to go back.
(5)Jason L.
I can't understand what the hype is about this place. I guess if you compare it to Taco Bell, it's awesome. But there's nothing remotely authentic or good about this place. Dry tortillas. Tiny burritos. A hot sauce bar that's just overkill. I could go on and on. This place is like the hooters of burritos. Save your money and go across the street to Habaneros if you want something authentic and reasonably priced.
(1)Barbara B.
Hey...I like this place! The manager and employees are welcoming and the price is right. Once I got past the odd format, I was really ok. I get an uneasy feeling when I walk into a restaurant and I am asked "have you ever been here before?" I know I'm into some kind of unusual format. The way it works is that you grab a menu and choose what you want. Most items come in small, medium, and large and everything is mix and match so you can get exactly what you want. I had a small burrito and my husband had a medium...both sizes were perfect for us. I chose rice and black beans and got my burritos "wet," that is with salsa topping. Other choices are available as well. Additionally, they have a bar set up with sauces...from hot to OMG!!!! I'M ON FIRE!!!! Atmosphere is relaxed. The only thing I would prefer is full table service. The way ordering is set up, you go up to the counter to order and pay and then a server brings everything out to you. Is the cuisine authentic? No. But it is still tasty and the price is right. This place is quick, fun, and casual. It's an upscale fast food joint that serves beer, wine, and sangria! A place that you want to hang out in and stop off for a quick beer or sangria and some chips and salsa in the evening. Try the chulas for dessert. You won't be sorry.
(4)Punya N.
This location is much like the rest of the TJ Flats chain.... quick, cheap, satisfying. It's got a convenient location across from the mall and easy parking in its adjacent parking lot. The menu has changed recently from the original, but most of the items are still the same. I did prefer the original menu because it had different sizes for each item (small, medium large -- this was great for someone like me who can't eat huge portions in one sitting; I appreciated the cost-effectiveness of ordering a small burrito, for example) Delicious queso and salty chips, fresh and plentiful toppings with whatever dish you choose, and the ability to make your food "wet" with queso -- quite possibly my favorite thing about Tijuana Flats. I recommend the chimichangas wet with queso. This is a good place for a quick, relaxed, and casual meal. The service is good and there's plenty of room for experimentation at the hot sauce bar. :)
(3)