Pepito's Factory

Kay Wallace

a year ago · vía Google

First, this is Venezuelan food, not Mexican. If you are looking for traditional Mexican food, this may not scratch your itch. My Arepa Burger was excellent and beyond filling. I ate there so the food was fresh and piping hot. Best to pull in to see if the Open sign is on by the door. I almost did not pull in because I did not see the sign right away.

sr mister correa

5 months ago · vía Google

Best freakin experience of my life, make me feel like I was back home even though I’m Colombian, the atmosphere, the music (they need to play more salsa lol), and the ambience is just amazing as the food, walking by that door is like teleporting to one of the emblemátics restaurants down in SA. I love it, will be coming back !!!!

Zak Edwards

8 months ago · vía Google

I have only visited the truck and not the restaurant, but the food from the truck is amazing and the service is great! Don't forget to grab one of their juices with your meal

Rikki Wagener

5 months ago · vía Google

New restaurant that has taken over the prior Chapis New Beginnings location. I've been anticipating their opening, but I had to wait until last Friday before I could try them out. And I'm giving them a lot of leeway as they have just opened. Looking at the menu, I realize that this isn't a typical Mexican restaurant, but it seems to be a fast casual restaurant, as they offer burgers, as well as burritos. I purused the bilingual menu, and decided to order a Factory Burrito, that comes with two proteins, with the typical burrito fillings. The wait person on duty, didn't speak English, so I pointed at what I wanted from the menu. But it did take a few tries, to finally get my order placed, a Factory Burrito with Chicken and Shredded Beef with all the other fillings, plus a bottled ice tea. I was satisfied with the burrito, as both the chicken and shredded beef had distinctive seasonings from each other, and I enjoyed the play of flavors. And with being able to pick two meats, prices seem to be inline for this type of restaurant. And I finally revisted Pepito's after a couple years. They always seemed busy whenever I drove by. They aren't a Mexican restaurant, they are a Venuzuelan restaurant. And this explains a lot. One of my favorite restaurants during my Galician holiday was Majaqua, a Venuzuelan restaurant that was very close to my hotel. Now that I know what Pepito's Factory really is, I really need to explore their menu more.