373 South Alta Avenue, Dinuba CA 93618
“Does Arco has the best crushed ice. The employees are kind and always have something interesting to say. I really like coming here because of the employees and the coffee that is in an icy form.”
1405 West El Monte Way, Dinuba CA 93618
1081 E El Monte Way, Dinuba CA 93618
“This was the first time I had ever been to this place. I was itching for some Menudo so I decided to come here. My usual spot is California taco I figured I’d give somebody else a shot. The Menudo was on point with lots of flavor and I’m not talking about the bad flavor The tortillas were handmade. It came with onions, cilantro, and limes for around $15 a large. The only thing I would have to say that’s somewhat negative is I order two larges with pata And only received one but other than that It was pretty good I gave it a four because there’s always room to improve. Provecho!provecho, provecho”
135 S Alta Ave, Dinuba CA 93618
“It's nice clean,has lots of food you can order not sure if the quality? Or prices? I always get a fountain soda there,which is ok! Have had better,everything is well stocked,and the staff is really nice:)”
517 Monte Vista Drive, Dinuba CA 93618
“Great tacos! I was surprised to find them in a Circle K, but they were excellent. We got cabeza and lengua- both were cooked well and had lots of flavor. Definitely recommend”
1150 E El Monte Way, Dinuba CA 93618
“Pricey, but what gasoline station isnt at this time! One of very few location along Interstate 1 so gas tank was running empty real fast. Tho we were upset at having to pay well over $8 a gallon, they were a life saver in getting us to a location where we could get gas cheaper. Didnt appreciate having to pay $3+ for a bottle of water tho! Price gouging much”
1200 N Alta Ave, Dinuba CA 93618
“Great owners, staff and service! The store is always clean and tidy the food is good and warm especially the breakfast burritos! The lady who works on Saturdays is the best!”
180 East El Monte Way, Dinuba CA 93618
“Don't listen to the other reviews, I been coming here for years and the staff is really friendly. All the women that work there are really what makes this gas station.”
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