Taqueria Jalisco Research Paper

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“I'm starving! Are you guys hungry?” My mom asked as we were on our way to Corpus. “Sure.” Me and my brothers answered simultaneously. She decided she wanted Taqueria Jalisco in Robstown, so we pulled into the restaurant parking lot and entered inside. I'd been there so many times I already knew the routine, walk to the left and choose where we wanted to sit. Same Mexican music playing from the radio, same Mexican shows showing on the TV’s and the same waiters and waitresses from before. Taqueria Jalisco is a family owned Mexican restaurant located in Robstown, Texas. The restaurant has been newly remodeled so everything from the pillars outside to the new restrooms has been upgraded although it has never been ugly or run down. When you walk inside a Mexican restaurant you expect to see bright colors, Jesus paintings, and Mexican candies at the register, and at Taqueria it is definitely complete with all these things. As you walk in you feel the sense of family, togetherness and friendship. It's such a great vibe when you are at the restaurant. It feels like a familiar place to me, maybe because I've eaten there all my life, but I know that when I walk in there I will be treated as if I'm family. Speaking of …show more content…
Cleanliness should be the number one priority for the staff. It ranges from keeping the tables to clean to sweeping underneath the booths to having good hygiene with the staff. In Taqueria Jalisco, the only time a table is dirty is when someone just finished eating. The amount of time it takes the customer to pay for their meal is the amount of time they will leave a table dirty. Also right outside of the doors to the kitchen is a Germ-X spray box. It is required of anyone who goes in there to rub their hands with Germ-X. Now the restrooms are always spotless. They always have soap to wash your hands and paper towels are

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