Mixed feeling about the place.
Roberto's is around the corner from the house and it is opened for 24 hours. For a person on the edge of starvation at 3:30am, this was the perfect spot.
There are pros and there are cons just like everywhere else, but my experience seriously split my decision right in the middle.
Price:
Really cheap in price. I would even compare some of the items to fast food prices. I paid less than 4 dollars for a chicken burrito and 5 dollars for a torta de asada.
Speed and Service:
Standard service and attitude. I didn't expect a burst of excitement at 3:30am but I do appreciate them not being sluggish and distant. Food was given to me quickly. By the time I packed my sauces, the food was ready and I was on my way.
Food Quality and Quantity:
As you would expect from the low prices, nothing is ever too good to be true. The very affordable prices start to reflect onto my meal as I sink my teeth into the burrito. Oh what a shame that the first bite just happened to be the worst. The entire burrito was bland and unbelievably dry! What I did enjoy was the fact that it was completely stuffed with chicken. If it wasn't for the lime and salsa, I wouldn't have finished it (but in all honesty, I would have because Im a human dumpster when it comes to finishing food). Now the (Carne Asada) torta was pretty good. It tasted like my expectations and there wasn't anything wrong with it. It also wasn't the best I've had, but I would reorder it for sure.
Overall, not my first recommendation during the day time but it gets a "sure, why not" as the hours pass into late-night.