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Ray's Tepeyac

Ray's Tepeyac

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1055 N Azusa Ave, Covina, California, 91722, United States
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Feb 26, 2018
I went here with the couple that helped me fixing stuff in my house. As a thank you , I treated them for early dinner. As we walked in we were greeted and we can smell good food already. Got seated right away, our waiter was excellent and attentive to us. Salsa was so good not too hot just the way we like it. Our food came quick. It was great! Everything was delicious and price is reasonable! We definitely coming back. 💜💚❤

Apr 21, 2018
Service is great. Food is great. Very nice place to eat. Recommend to family and friends. A big plus. And a very good place for a date night. With my Wife...

Mar 11, 2018
YEAH! I've been driving be here for years and today decided to stop in. Well worth it. They have authentic, made from scratch food, and a fantastic menu. You really get a ton for your money, and the way everything is served piping hot is great. The waitress we had was more than enthusiastic, and really kept a good eye on us for fast service. A+

Apr 25, 2018
Great food and service! My family has been coming here for over 20 years. The staff is friendly and energetic, and they treat you like family.

Apr 16, 2018
I have been going there for more than a decade. Tonight will be my last. In short: really poor service and scrappy food. And when brought to their attention, nothing was done! Never going back again. The service was terrible today. 1st, the waiter never came to us to see if we were okay. Asked my boyfriend if he wanted more soda, but not me, even though we had the same amount of soda. I asked for more salsa and he said okay, but didn't bring it. I had to ask him again for it when I asked him for a refill on my soda. The food wasn't as good as usual. I was starving and ate my food anyway. My boyfriend ate about a quarter of his Burrito del Mar because it tasted a bit off to him. When we were just sitting there waiting for him to come, he came and asked how everything was. I told him as you can see my boyfriend wasn't too happy with the burrito and it tasted off to him. He said he doesn't know how it can be off if it is just a basic burrito. A $10+ basic burrito! He took it away and never came back. Though he kept walking around our table, but never resolved the issue. I went to the host and complained about the food and she said that only the waiter can do anything about, and if I really want her to ask him. I said yes, since he took the burrito and never came back. She came back and said that my boyfriend ate the burrito. I said he did eat part of it, but was unhappy with it and left the majority of the burrito on the plate. She said that since he ate it, whether it was just a portion or all of it, she can't remove the burrito. So now I'm being lied to, since originally only the server can make the adjustments and now she said that she wouldn't be able to remove the burrito because my boyfriend allegedly ate it. I told her I didn't expect the whole burrito to be removed from the bill, but at least a percentage reduced since it was bad, especially since we went offered anything in it place and that the server didn't even care to come tell us anything. I pointed out if the burrito wasn't going to be removed, then why wasn't it brought back since we apparently need to pay for crappy food and crappy service. I said we now have to pay for food that we didn't like, and didn't even have the option to finish. And now we both feel sick from the crappy food. I AM NEVER GOING BACK THERE AGAIN.

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