Restaurant Review, Los Hermanos in Bakersfield, California

Restaurant Review, Los Hermanos in Bakersfield, California

It was a very long trip in getting here.  This restaurant serves a variety of Mexican food with some added flare when my family comes over and takes things over to dine.  Days in Bakersfield are generally nice even in the winter because of all the technology, air conditioning, and well-prepared food, and Los Hermanos provides a nice bite for to go or comfort inside the lobby.  Cheeseburgers are made to order also and come with delicious vegetables and ketchup, along with a thick coating of cheese laid over the patty burrito-style.  Service is very attentive here.  So many places cause no problems but also make nothing good of ordinary life; however, at Los Hermanos, not only is it a real pleasure to eat and dine here, but we can also talk to the workers with some small chitchat as long as important situations bring us up to awareness.  Burritos are fine, made well, and usually get on plates with certain kinds of sauces which I’m happy to report have good taste and refreshment on the basis of casual, taco-to-taco experiences.  Tacos specials here are as apparent as their posters for deals on this stuff.  Our ambiance here is vivid and decorative should the tiny little objects be noticed, like the silver flower images and the Mexican textures of artistry.  At times when I’m looking at the menu, although it has the confirmed items in text, I have to make sure my own thoughts for delicious burritos and tasty tacos are just as accurate since I may accidentally order something I’m not familiar with or something gets in my system which tells me to issue more comments with the cashier and my family.  My family gets busy with work in the Antelope Valley so this Los Hermanos location does very well on our radar as we’re looking for fun and good times.  Dad tends to prefer enchiladas more than burritos because he generally works on a lighter scale for food and pleasure, especially with his choice of diet and general frame of mind.  Of course, I just see enchiladas and want to add a burger for them.  Plenty of customers have filled the place up and have been nice to us.  We’re not typically given any warnings here but there’s no bad issues to speak of in particular to dining under the roof where all the magic happens and charm bursts through us all as laughter gets its place in our history together as a family, and, the workers take out plates and fill new orders like every tomorrow is just yesterday in full scoop.  The restaurant has a lot of original preparations and even some oddities to speak of for the Mexican cuisine exploration we’re into.  Highly recommended.