Rosa's Cafe Tortilla Factory

Good food. Good prices. Great people. We like best the taco plate for our standard lunch.

Great fast food Mexican . Tortillas are made on site no pre packaged. Great salsa bar. Honey is available. Great guacamole and fresh. Family fajita meal is enough for 4 people.

It is what it is. Rosa's bridges a gap between fast food and casual dining. You can dine in, take out or use the convenient drive through window.<br/ The food is a bit of a mixed basket. The beef and chicken fajitas, which are a signature item, are quite good if slightly overpriced.<br/ The burritos and tacos are also pretty good. The enchilada's suffer from a lack of what I consider to be a good sauce, which makes or breaks this item.<br/ I personally love the guacamole chalupa and their hot sauce is one of the better ones in town.<br/ Overall a good place to grab some quick Mexican food but be prepared to shell out a bit more than average for it.

Rosa's is my wife's favorite spot in San Angelo. I think she used to eat there fairly often in high school, and that habit's been tough to beat  over the years. Rosa's is sort of fast food, sort of not. It's not in the sense it doesn't taste like fast food. It is in the sense you receive your food quickly. Let's talk about Rosa's interior for a moment. First thing you notice is color, lots and lots of vivid, eclectic color. In fact, it's like a Frida Kahlo painting blew up all over the joint. The other thing you notice is the tortilla machine churning out fresh-made tortillas by the dozen. My son and I can sit and watch that machine forever.  The food. Well, it's good. We've had a number of items on the menu and we've liked the all. Demaree usually orders the taco carbon plate, while I usually grab fajitas or the like. Nothing is spectacular here, but everything is pretty darn good. The salsa bar contains the

We took some friends from out of town here last night, and it was truly embarrassing. There were about twenty open tables and NONE of them were clean....