This was supposed to be a special recipe of the chef. I ordered the Lemon Chicken ($9 for lunch) with brown rice. My server stopped back as I finished my meal and I told him to cancel the tea since I was done eating. I never did find out since they never brought my tea. Beverages are not listed on the menu, so I have no idea what this costs. I requested some hot green tea since it was a cold day. I was seated right away and my server brought me some water and took my order promptly. It was 12:30pm on a cold, rainy day and the place was not even half full.

The former McDonalds' drive-thru is now outdoor seating and the inside has been redone in a 'yuppie-wannabe' sleek, modern look. Parking is plentiful and close to the door.Ībove average for fast food (definitely much better than a Taco Bell), but not quite to the level of a sit down Sonoran Mexican restaurant.įlo's has done an amazing job of remodeling an old McDonalds. The restaurant is clean and the staff seems friendly. The meal is brought to your table once it is ready. You round up your own silverware, straws, napkins, and so forth. Not a fan of the sauce, so just used the chips for scooping up some of the shredded beef that had fallen out of the chimi. I assumed that this was 'salsa' for the chips. They also provide a ketchup dispenser filled with what tastes like Taco Bell hot sauce. It is a small paper container filled with what looks and tastes like store bought chips that have been slightly warmed. The green sauce was mild and the sour cream and shredded lettuce was scant and not enough to have some with the entire chimi. It was a good sized portion with a crispy deep fried tortilla and tender tasty shredded beef inside. Note: Unlike the prior Lobbys (which opened at 10am) Johnny's does not open until 11am. I plan on trying the Italian beef sandwich on a future visit. Super clean for a burger joint, parking is close to the door, and the staff is friendly and fast. I told him that I was going to be lucky to get this volume of food down, so the fries were going to have to wait until another visit. The man at the counter wanted to know if I wanted fries with this. The bun was a little different than when this place was called Lobbys, but it held up to the hearty burger very well. The meat tasted very good and included onion, lettuce, tomatoes, and pickles, as well as the American cheese.

I used this luscious baby to wash down my cheeseburger ($5.69). Where else in the valley can you get a full-sized real ice cream shake for just $2.99? Most places want $5 for a small shake and most times it is not even made with real ice cream, just some chemical concoction with high fructose corn syrup.

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