The 9 Best Places for Refried Beans in San Jose

Trisha Herrera: The food is on point huge plates, super busy all day, they have several Tv's and a live band. My new spot.

V: Ask for extra shrimp

Lawrence Pingree: Try the off-the-menu burrito called the san diego style. Try carne asada burrito with only pico de gallo, guacamole and a tad of butter, no rice and no beans. You'll love it!

Stephen Chisa: Best burrito in San Jose. Order any of their burritos and add the house orange sauce!

Erica Ota: One of the BEST Taqueria's in Downtown San Jose! Open late on weekends and their Nacho Fries are bomb! The meat is good quality also.

Ryan Ota: Get the Loco Moco Burrito

Shauna Bligh: Chocolate chip cookies are the best in the world.

Panda Ivy: You've got to have the cookies. They're too good!

Tim Messier: Everything is amazing. The chocolate chip cookies are by far the best I ever had

Ichiro Maru: The Chicken Enchilada plate was really good! I like the red sauce especially! Good eats!

Shana Alexandra: Best al pastor burritos EVER!

Radical-Taranukul: Get the super burrito or the nachos

Pamela Dorsey: Delicious breakfast, generous portions and friendly, efficient staff!

Joey Trujillo: This place is so bomb. The food is hot and delicious and the service is awesome. Two thumbs up!

Adam Nelson: If you find yourself in the barren outskirts of San Jose and want a kickass breakfast, stop into Flamers Coffee Shop and get the Greek scramble with an Irish Coffee. Check please!

Crystal F: Had the shrimp and steak molcajete, it was delicious and hit the spot, my husband had fajitas which he said were awesome. Service was excellent and food was brought out super fast.

Eric Loke: Great service! :) I live it here. :) try everything they serve if you got the time. :P

Melody Gil: Sunday brunch

Francesca Hernandez: The best deal is the large falafel and banana shake🙌 you won't be disappointed!!! Ask for extra sauce!

John Bobeldyk: Go to Falafel's Drive-In and order the large falafel & banana shake. You'll save $2 and get the two best items on the menu!

Cheapism: This family owned drive-in has been around since 1960. A local favorite, they serve unique American food like burgers and ethnic food like falafel. Starting around $3 or $4. Read more.

Johnny Angleson: Whatever you order it's good. Make sure you get orange sauce to take home!

Jake Mintz: make sure you try the orange sauce!!

Buck Becker: Orange sauce. 'Nuff said. Read more.

Janet Fouts: Good beer list and the food is straight-forward. Nothing fancy. It's fun to grill your own steaks and where else can you get a huge rib eye for $18?

Alan Ainsworth: Service sucks for a place where you cook your own food

Leilani de Nieva: HappyHour is now 3p-6pm & 9pm-Close. They have a new menu, too. Ask ahead to see it.