3 Amigos Fresh Mexican Grill

Great good, great taste, and I really like the guacamole and really clean. Ok price on food

Been to this place a few times.
I like the taste of their food, and I didn’t really have to wait long for them to be served.
Just wish they can make the portions a little bigger and put more rice /​beans in my order.
I am not expecting some fancy restaurant really, so this hole in the wall is just right for a simple and casual dining. Very affordable for sure.

This place has good wet burritos, the sauce is really great, my second fav place to get a burrito. First place would be salsa and beer. I like the horchata here too, not crowded which I like and right across from my apartment so I go here when I want a burrito so bad, one thing I don’t like here are the tacos, the meat seems to be too hard on tacos and they add too much onion, I haven’t tried anything else. I just really recommend the wet burritos and the horchata.

I am a fan of Mexican food as I am of Mexican decent. Therefore my standards of Mexican food are pretty high, however this restaurant is probably the worst Mexican restaurant I have eaten in. The quality of the food is just simply poor. The guacamole looks old, mind you I came in at 11am for some nachos. The guacamole should taste and look fresh this early in the day. My tortilla chips were stale and the amount sour cream was a bigger portion than that of the steak. The price for the portion size does not match. The salsa taste like it came out of a canned container.
The service and the place is clean but how does that matter when the food is so unpleasant. I have been here twice. Once for the tortilla soup which I tossed after taking the first spoonful and now the second time for these nachos. I one hundred percent will not come back.

They are back to having unfriendly and ill trained staff. Food is again if poor quality. Could not make both our orders correctly. Overpriced.

Friendly service, but the food was ice cold when it was brought to us other people started complaining of the same problem. Steak seemed like it was over cooked and then left to chill.

Let’s just say I was in the mood for fish tacos and the sign out front caught my attention. Without even looking at the menu i ordered fish tacos. Well eventually I had to when it came to decide which taco. I ended up with the charbroiled fish taco plate.
While waiting I noticed my table was a bit sticky. It was clean and there was nothing on it, but It felt like my arms were attached to the table. As for the atmosphere, they definitely went for the Mexican vibe. A Mexican radio station is on in the background and Mexican themed decoration all over the room. The only problem I personally had with the environment is that it was hot. I mean I understand that’s because of the grill but where’s the ac. It really ruins the experience.
Food finally arrived and I can’t complain. It was pretty good, more than what I would expect. The problem was the portion size. I probably could fit both tacos in one hand. For $ 3 a piece they got to be bigger (with the plate two tacos came out to $ 8.60).
Overall, food is good, place is hot, and portion size is eh. I give this place a 3 star if you dine is so and a 4 if you get it to go.
Just a heads up it does take about 10 minutes to get food so don’t expect it to be a fast food type place.

Food it’s good but portions are small. I rather pay a little more at Sharkys or Baja Fresh. They give you more portions.

this place is great. price point is cool at about 7.00 for a burrito. has a nice salsa bar and actually have spicy salsa. free refills and cool seating area. I have eaten there quite a few times and food quality is always consistant. I also appreciate it when they give top chips with your order without asking for them.

Came in here on a Sunday afternoon. The lady at d cashier was really nice. I had the Asada plate and it was so tender and really good. You can taste the quality of food was fresh and very tasty. Unfortunately, it was really pricey for me my plate cost $ 9++ for such a small portion of the food… I think I’ll go somewhere else for Mexican food… It was really good but it was really expensive for me…

Last night I bought an order of Fajitas, which I sure would have been delicious had the flimsy Styrofoam container not tipped over and spilled its contents into the bottom of the bag. I’m sure I’m not alone in this experience.
You guys have got to switch over to those aluminum foil things with the edges that fold over onto the waxed cardboard lids.
I give this review two stars not because of the food, which is great, but for the sub-​standard packaging.

Pretty pleasantly surprised by this place! They’re located pretty close to where I work, but I’ve never given them a try. I’ve been a firm believer that Las Fuentes is the ONLY place to get amazing Mexican food in SFV (which so far, has proven to be true). Today my mom brought me lunch from 3 Amigos. She got a wet steak burrito for me, and chicken flautas for herself. I wasn’t a fan of the burrito because it had a lot of pickled jalapenos in it, but I tried her flautas and they were soooooo good!!! Like I said, I love Las Fuentes, but this place has better flautas than Las Fuentes, FOR SURE. The chicken was succulent and flavorful, and the fried tortilla was crispy! Sorry Las Fuentes, but you gotta up your game with those flautas. I’ll definitely come back here for the chicken flautas!

My first love for fish tacos all began at 3 Amigos in Thousand Oaks. Being an Oklahoma native, fish tacos intrigued me.
I absolutely fell head over feet with these fish tacos and completely ruined any other ones since.
The rating I am giving is only for the fish tacos. I have never tried anything else here. But I can tell you these are the best fish tacos I’ve ever had and I couldn’t be happier when they opened one in Woodland Hills!

So I was at work and craving some decent Mexican food and one of my co-​workers suggested this place down the block that I’ve never heard of so I was hungry and decided to give this place a shot. I walked in and immediately already a «Bad 1^st Impression» as I saw a customer complaining about something re: his order and the acting manager giving nothing but attitude no details (DRAMA FREE) so after all that reviewed their menu anyway to see what I wanted and after 5mins cause everything sounded good (hunger talking) decided to go with Taquitos listed under TACOS category cause the price sounded right too place my order and when it came to the total it had seemed as if I placed 2 orders was astonished and asked as to why it was so much I was then explained that the toppings on the taquitos were an extra charge so right away complained and removed those charges cahier gracefully refunded the difference but with that type of mentality this place gets a low rating and blacklisted from my preference of places to go for lunch. Enter at your own discretion… Food decent (needs flavor) and still didn’t fill me up

Not spectacular Mexican food, but excellent. I had the 3 hard shell chicken taco plate with black beans and rice, and my bf had the chicken mole’ with tortillas. I think both of ours were about $ 8 apiece including tax. Since my last horrible experience at Poquito Mas this past year, and promising never to return there, I have been looking for another place to go get Mexican food. And 3 Amigos actually TASTES like and IS Mexican food, and not the bland cafeteria-​tasting expensive stuff that Poquito Mas serves up. This 3 Amigos is a hole in the wall, not very conspicuous, but I shop all the time in the shopping center where they are located and finally had a chance to go. I will definitely return. The employees are nice, unlike the ones at some other Mexican chains who are too stuck-​up for their own good. Free refills on the drinks, always a plus… salsa bar was OK, not as much variety as some other places and the ladles are tiny but the salsa tasted excellent, they have good recipes for those. I could have eaten another couple of those tacos, actually. They had an Arroz con Pollo special on the menu, which I wish I had ordered, but I did not see it until after I sat down. I will have to get that next time.

Sadly, they will no longer make the enchiladas using a flour tortilla. I know traditional enchiladas use corn but my husband is not a fan of corn tortillas. It was never a problem until one day we called in to place an order and suddenly no more. We were given at least 3 different excuses on separate occasions as to why we couldn’t have the flour tortillas instead. «People complained it got too soggy.» «We changed to thicker flour tortillas so we can’t use them for enchiladas.» «The owner won’t allow us to do that anymore.»
Well, it’s too bad when a restaurant loses flexibility and is no longer accommodating to customers. I really did like their food but because of this, the likeliness of me returning is slim. I still give them three stars simply because the food is pretty tasty. If you like corn tortillas, you’ll probably be happy.

we were headed towards subway, and i was drawn here by the «fish tacos» sign on the window. Glad we went there; the food was really good. I had the breaded fish tacos with rice and black beans, all very tasty; he had a carne asada burrito with black beans, rice and guacamole. the cook started to make the meat after it was ordered, and overall everything tasted very fresh, not greasy at all, all of the veggies were awesome and the food was quickly prepared.

Went to 3 Amigos after going to the Taft High School Vintage Fair. I got the fish tacos combo plate. I definitely had better fish tacos at Del Taco. The staff is really nice and I like their fresh salsas. I should see if they serve beer, cause I will only go there for beer and chips and salsa.

Man people are feeling generous these days. This is not four stars. Maybe if you rounded up from 3.1 or even 3.4, no way.
Chips are eh, salsa is eh. Ironically it wasn’t until I used Tapatio on my burrito that the flavors were really highlighted.
I ended up getting a fish burrito. It had three or four fish sticks inside. Pretty decent. Main fare like tacos, meat plates, and burritos: this is their strength.
Staff was really friendly that’s why I would edge closer to 3.4 stars.
If you happen to be hungry on the corner of Ventura and Winnetka, and don’t feel like eating Sansai or Denny’s, I recommend 3 Amigos.

It was the Queen of Reseda’s day to choose lunch. At first she wants to go to the Jumper of Claims. Meh!
You don’t want to go to Claim Jumper, you want Mexican food…
On second thought, you want Mexican?
Hell yes I do.
I used the Jedi mind trick on her and it worked!
From reading the other reviews I thought this was going to be like a Chipotle burrito assembly line setup. It’s not. You order off the chalkboard menu or grab one of the to go menus and review at your table. Place your order with the cashier and they bring you your order.
This place is nice. It’s well decorated, it’s clean, and they have real Latino musica playing. Bueno.
They have a neon sign that says «Fish Tacos» in the window so that’s what I’m getting. They have breaded and fried (Pollack) or grilled Mahi Mahi. I got one of each and they were both really good. All I needed was ice cold Corona and I could have been back in Ensenada!
The Q of R went with a Chicken Tostada which was reported as very fresh and tasty.
The Carna Asada Taco
and Hard Shell Chicken Taco
were also decent. Chips and guac were fresh.
Beans and rice were okay.
People that were working here were very friendly. Next time Carne Asada Burrito, mojado style. Adiós.