About - Franco Fusion
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Offerings
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Atmosphere
- Casual
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We ordered take out from Franco Fusion, thinking it was going to be at least on par with the other Mexican-Italian fusion restaurants around the area. The al pastor cemita was only recognizable as a cemita because of the seeded roll. Very rarely do similar places around this area not provide at least a container of salsa on the side. The inside of the cemita was a al pastor meat mixed together with beans with a couple pieces of lettuce thrown on top. The jalapeño fettuccine was pasta with chorizo. The sauce was very liquidity. The order was so disappointing, I didn't take a picture. But I did think about how disappointing this meal was all through the night, so I had to write this review. Don't waste your money at this place. It's way overpriced, seems creative, but you'll get much bigger bang for your buck at a lot of other quality restaurants in the area.
Order a carne asada burrito for takeout. It was a LOT of food for a good price, and had plenty of beef. The lady who helped me was very sweet. It’s a shame I’m not in the area more often.
Great new byob spot in the neighborhood! Food was great and servers were super friendly. We had the pupusas, chili relleno, pambazo and churros. The portions for the main dishes are huge! The salsas with bread/chips as a starter were also delicious. Can't wait to go back and try the mexi pizza and the jalapeno fettuccini!