Beto's Mexican Food

Nani Duque

Ordered through uber eats. Asked for no jalapeños and there was jalapeños. It supposed to come with guacamole and there was NO guacamole and no sauces for the burito

ROGER PECK

The breakfast burritos here are great & are huge, makes for a very filling breakfast. I love the "Mix" breakfast burrito on my way to work.

Riley Martin

Absolutely terrible customer service. I went though drive thru and once I got home I realized that I only got half of my food but was charged full price. I tried to call and they passed the phone around to 3 or 4 different people and said they couldn’t hear or understand me. A few minutes later my boyfriend found a hair in his nachos and they were extremely oily. I called back again and asked for a manager and was hung up on. I called back two more times and both times went to voicemail. All I wanted was a refund for the terrible food. 1/5 stars.

Sean Fagan

The only problem I have with Beto's is actually a problem with the government. You see, with all this inflation, all these cheap restaurants are no longer cheap. At this point, it is less expensive to get a meal at Cafe Rio than it is at Beto's. Tragically, this means I now spend more time at Cafe Rio than here. There is a special place in the hearts of young Utah men reserved for Beto's, but that place was reserved originally for a $5.99 California burrito at 1:00am. Now at 1:00am in 2022 in a (insert govt. word for 'recession'), I have to ponder whether I truly want to have to sign a receipt $11.00 and write in "--" for the tip. Apparently, schools have replaced "English II" in high school curricula with "Tips are Expected for Employees doing the Bare Minimum 101". And at 1:00am, before receiving my bag of food, I have a mild fear that not leaving a tip will have more repercussions than usual on my tummy. All that aside, this Beto's does a pretty good job, and I doubt more than 5 people read this between now and the end of the internet, which I predict to occur in y2k+40.