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Vejar's Mexican Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge

Vejar's Mexican Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge

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4.2 Google Review
1293 S K St, Tulare, California, 93274, United States
(559) 688-0355 www.vejarsonk.com
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Jan 17, 2018
The food was so Good! The Chile Verde melted in our mouths! The beans and rice were also extremely TASTY!!!! We have definitely found our new favorite Mexican restaurant. My only complaint was the girl who brought out our food and brought the check could have been a little friendlier. She brought the check without asking either one of us how it was, if we needed any to go boxes, if we'd like another drink, or even if we WERE ready for the check!!!!! I kinda felt rushed and I could understand if they were super busy but it did not seem that busy. Other than that the food was SO DELICIOUS! THANK YOU! WE WILL DEFINITELY COME BACK!!!!

May 12, 2018
Really chill. Descent food. Cold beer. Good service. Not bad at all.

Mar 4, 2018
This restraunt is a must try in my opinion. Lots of parking, easy to access & great authentic atmosphere. You are quickly greeted & served with chips & homemade salsa. Lots of menu items to choose from. Food is served quickly from friendly staff. Go hungry so u can finish the large portions. No homemade tortillas but everything else has a really great flavor. Crushed Ice available!!

Apr 12, 2018
It's ALWAYS been a great place to eat. Great food. Great people. Great service. Great experience.

Apr 6, 2018
$$ Though a tad on the pricey side, the food and the service are always good at Vejars. Also, there is a dish called the "stuffed red snapper" that is out of this world! I would submit that it is one of the top five dishes in the city, if not number one.

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Mon:6 am - 9 pm Today
Tue:6 am - 9 pm
Wed:6 am - 9 pm
Thu:6 am - 9 pm
Fri:6 am - 10 pm
Sat:6 am - 10 pm