El DIablo
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El DIablo is a Restaurant in Rose Park, Missoula, United States. It is closed on Saturday, Sunday. Also offers outdoor seating, takeaway. Known for burrito, steak. Cuisine: Peruvian, Mexican. Price range: mid-range. Rated 4.1★ by 255 diners.
Amenities
What diners mention
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Frequently asked questions
Where is El DIablo?+
El DIablo is located at , Missoula.
What kind of place is El DIablo?+
El DIablo is a Restaurant in Missoula serving Peruvian, Mexican.
What are El DIablo's opening hours?+
El DIablo is closed on Saturday, Sunday.
Is El DIablo open on Sundays?+
No, El DIablo is closed on Sundays.
How expensive is El DIablo?+
El DIablo is generally mid-range.
What does El DIablo offer?+
El DIablo offers Outdoor seating, Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Family friendly.
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What diners say on Google
P V★★★★★Small local restaurant. Similar to chiplotle chain restaurant. Grab a burrito 🌯 steak and a bowl steak. 13.25 each. $26.50 for both. Perfect size, light meal, tasty and savory. guac was a bit salty, but I added more lime to it. It was perfect. Meat needs a bit more seasoning, but it was still good.
Hannah Lee★★★★★Best burritos in town! The girl with the short black hair is such a delight and always gets us set up—so nice and gives great recommendations. Glad we’ve got this spot in such a good spot of town.
sabrina bayha★★★★It was great. I like a little more meat and less beans and rice on my tacos and burritos but the flavor was great. Plus I watched as this gal roasted fresh tomatoes to make one of their salsas. Wow, right? Plus I saw them cutting actual fresh chicken breasts to make and marinate. No frozen stuff here I don't think.
Caila Demery★★My husband brought me a pulled pork burrito that was supposed to have extra meat (which we paid for) just for the amount that is less than what I would consider a single portion. I’ve gone to this establishment since high school. I recommend this place all the time to friends and I don’t feel that I will be doing that anymore. It was 80% beans and rice and 20% meat. Was not worth my money especially when everything costs as much as it does. I don’t mind price jumps as long as it doesn’t sacrifice quality, but to pay for something that is definitely not the quality that Diablo once produced. I
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