First of all, I don't get where this website rates the meal price $$- $21-30. You are going to pay $21-$30 to feed a family of 4 (3 if your family members are big eaters).\r
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That said, it's worth every penny. You get a LOT of QUALITY food at a REASONABLE price. A single taco here is equal to about getting 1-and-a-half fake, fatty tacos at Taco Hell (Bell). A single burrito is a meal. It is a good size (and I am a big eater).\r
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And speaking of tacos and burritos, that is where it is at. My favorite dish is the gulf shrimp tacos. You get BIG FAT SHRIMP in the taco (with healthy portions of cabbage and cheese)...not some wussy microscopic shrimp that will get caught between your teeth. And the chipotle sauce just brings a satisfying flavor to the taco. \r
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As mentioned before, a burrito is a meal. Each burrito has the perfect blend of flavor and fresh food in each bite. A problem with many burritos at many mexican places is they load up on the beans and the beans overpower the taste of the burrito- in fact, I just ate a burrito in Portland, OR on a business trip that was just this. Not at Bazos. In each bite you get the perfect blend of real succulent meat, savory sauces and spices, and all the mexican vegetable fixings. My favorite is the shredded beef burrito, but the fish burrito was surprisingly good. Most fish burritos are nasty and tartar-sauce filled where your stomach is sick. Not at Bazos- I believe it was that chipotle sauce they have that was the trick. \r
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I have also had the mexican pizza and quesadilla. Both great...you really cannot go wrong with any menu item there.\r
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Even the owner is friendly if you get the chance to speak with him.\r
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Bazos man...your stomach will thank you for it.
Pros: Your stomach will be happy
Cons: It's location is not perfect to catch your eye when driving
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