Reasonably priced and they have my favorite taco post becoming a vegetarian, fried potato taco. Got the enchilada taco combo which is relatively reasonably priced, I've been going to Gilbert's which is still great, but this is better priced for that type of combo and almost as good, like really close. The potato taco is a tad greasier next door, but they have too much cheese. I prefer the salsa next door, but I'm so happy these guys give chips with the combo. I didn't see pico de gallo at the salsa bar, will have to ask if they have it available, just not in front. I really like the crema that came with the taco. Pinto beans smothered in cheese and solid rice. Order at counter and sit down. I hadn't been in years, but the place is bigger than I remembered. Plenty of parking.

I've been eating turkey tacos (and the occasional avocado burrito) here since I was in high school in the 1970's. The place has always been grungy but oh those tacos!

Food is outstanding but they need to change there plates the paper was coming off plate

Found this local family fast food restaurant. Lots of choices on their menu. the food was really flavorful. Very friendly employees. My cheese enchilada was one of the best I've ever had.

We go to Campos all the time as it's our neighborhood spot. Their turkey tacos (hard shell) are fantastic, the burritos (breakfast, lunch, or dinner) are perfect, and their salsa verde is just so good! Campos is a hole in the wall, so no need to even consider dressing up, but we kinda like it that way.

I've been looking into expanding my burrito palette recently, and I have always had Campos on my mind. Turns out it's actually pretty good! This place is a classic, beat-up type spot that doesn't look to hot from the outside, but you know they put together fire food. Went with the wet carne asada burrito and it was just how I wanted it. Also, I appreciated how the restaurant had TVs. Never know when you might want to catch a game in between some tacos, and Campos has you covered. The staff was definitely friendly and made my first time worth remembering.I may be trying some other burritos in the meantime, but Campos was a great one that if you already haven't, should definitely try.

From the outside, this place doesn't look like much. Inside, it's very simply decorated and clean. Can't really ask for much more. After trying the food here, it's a hidden gem worth going to. The lady who took my order was super nice and made sure I had everything I needed for my to go order. Menus were a little hard to see, especially the breakfast menu was hidden in the corner. I've added pictures so people know what to order before coming here. We ordered: 1. Breakfast burrito chorizo and egg - I was kind of surprised it didn't have potatoes or rice and beans. Honestly, after trying it, you don't need anything else. This hits the spot. 2. El Panzon Burrito - This is one of their specialties and is a wet burrito. I ordered it with carne asada and no lettuce and tomatoes. A burrito with lettuce and sliced tomatoes, I think, is an abomination and an insult to the burrito. 3. Nacho dip with meat - ordered carne asada with no beans. Sometimes, most places put so much beans that it takes away from everything else. Tasty and the chips were fresh. 4. Flautas w/ guacamole and sour cream - Crunchy and super flavorful. Highly recommend this place and can't wait to go back.