Adrian's

Adrian's in Fresno, CA, is a treasure you'll regret overlooking--just like I did for far too long. This family-run food stand offers a refreshing return to basics: warm smiles, handmade tortillas, and a heartfelt touch that's rare in today's restaurant scene. On my way to visit a client, I made the choice to grab their breakfast burritos instead of the usual donuts, and it turned out to be a game-changer. Not only did my customers appreciate the originality and thoughtfulness of the gesture, but it also sparked meaningful conversations and opportunities. Plus, it was one of the best breakfast burritos I've tasted in a while. Adrian's serves more than food; they offer an authentic experience. If you're looking for real, handmade Mexican dishes with an old-school, family-oriented vibe, do yourself a favor--stop by and enjoy the simple things done right.

The food is amazing. I have never ordered something and been disappointed. Tortillas are home made and fresh. Beans are flavorful without being over salty like most Mexican restaurants.

I live in Riverside county now, I knew my sons were coming so I had them bring me burritos. Still the same good cooking since 1989 the first year I ate there. The only thing is they don't give enough salsa. The cups are extra small.

August 23, 2024. Decades old hole-in-wall restaurant with delicious food. Don't expect seating here, it's basically to-go food. As others have said, it's a sketchy part of town, but I've never heard of a problem there. If nothing else, it's a bit of a DMZ, and you'll see people from all walks of life and affiliations there. Everyone goes for the food, and everyone knows not to mess up a good place. (It reminds me of Boca del Rio in La Puenta where everyone from doctors and soccer moms, to cops and wanted rival gangsters go, but at the restaurant, nobody screws around because the food is the common bond. LOL) I've never felt unsafe here. We used to live much closer and go more often. Now it's an hour round trip, so we go once or twice a year. It's still worth it for us. My wife's favorites are the taco salad with shredded chicken, nachos with shredded beef, and beef combination burrito. She found the burrito a little spicer than usual tonight. Still good tho. I didn't think the asada beef taco or asada fries were as spicy as her burrito. All fun food. Photo of current menu and prices included (and unplanned, my FJ in the reflection LOL).

I haven't been here in years, thought I'd check it out. Chile verde burrito was really good!! Wish I had more to offer in this review, but it was just me this time. I will try something else next time and add it to this review.

The best burritos in town at the most affordable price. I recommend their Chili Colorado Burrito or their enchiladas

The chili verde concha is absolutely water mouth tasting with huge flavors. Their homemade tortillas yum ..couldn't find the a better authentic walk up Mexican food place than Adrian's.

Food was delicious and good portions. Great price and affordable for the amount of food they serve. The service was excellent, always smiling & happy, attentive, bilingual, and hard working. You can see them cook and make the food in front of you. They have the best fresh handmade tortillas everyday. The ambiance is just pick up, but customers make it nice, friendly, and wanting to come back to meet new down to earth people. Thank you "Leah" for recommending this restaurant to me!

My nephew wanted a chorizo burrito so I bought him one from here. When he bit into it, it didn't seem like it had a lot inside it. The sign says "Homemade tortillas" so I appreciate that from a Mexican restaurant. He commented on how good the salsa was so that was another plus.