Casa Adams - S San Diego

Best chicken tacos I've had in a long time! Fresh warm chips and perfectly flavored salsa. So glad we stopped at Casa De Adams on our bike ride. We will definitely be back

Food wasn't bad. However it was defiantly over priced and expensive. Plus it offered smaller portions, so it seems you're paying more for less amounts of mediocre food than you might at another taco shop. I mean $10 for a small burrito thats lightly stuffed, no thank you.

Best Mexican food in San Diego. Never disappointed. Yum yum

This place is right off the 805 and Adams. Cute, very nice inside with a cozy feel. Chips and Salsa were pretty darn good. First sign of a good mexican joint is the salsa and the salsa here was Goooood. I opted for the Carne Asada burrito and the GF went for the enchiladas. Service was was extremely good, they are very friendly. The food beats out most places in the area in my opinion. I often find it funny how it can be hard to find GOOD mexican good in Socal. Well I have a place down south, and now I have a place in Central SD. Give them a try, write a review and support good businesses like these! Happy eating

First thing please come eat here. The prices are extremely low and you get a lot of food. We paid 12.95 for a breakfast platter of Huevos Rancheros and it came with orange juice and champagne. Mr Adams, the frontman and owner of the restaurant is an extremely nice man. He was helpful and he called his son for us to help us fix the wi fi. We worked on renaming the network and fixing the password. It feels good to help. We were just discussing the music we're hearing. It's authentic mexican music and it is a really good song. Sounds like it could be in a movie. The words don't matter though, it's almost a feeling that you get from music. Maybe an emotional high either way. It's really awesome. It doesn't even feel as though we're bothering him either. A lot of places start to feel strange if you're there for a while because the workers notice you. It's somewhat akin to what it's like to be a bum. Bums stay in one place and are known by the locals and they start to treat them a certain way. I'm glad this part of town doesn't seem to produce that as much as the other places we've been.