Good to Know
- Planning your visit
- Accepts reservations Reservations are accepted, so guests can plan ahead for a table during busier meal times.
- Parking
- Free of charge street parking · Free parking lot Guests can choose between street parking and the parking lot, then head in from the side that is easiest to reach.
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet Accessible parking, entrance, seating, and toilet access are all available, so guests can pick the route that fits their needs best.
- Payment
- Credit cards · Debit cards · NFC mobile payments Guests can pay by card or tap-to-pay, which keeps checkout simple after the meal.
- Children
- High chairs High chairs are available for younger children, so families can ask for one when they are seated.
- Pets
- Dogs allowed outside Dogs are allowed outside, so guests bringing a dog should plan to stay in the outdoor area.
- Who comes here
- Groups Groups are welcome, so larger parties can plan a shared meal without splitting up.
- Atmosphere
- Casual · Cosy · Trendy The room feels casual, cosy, and trendy, with a bar-and-grill setting that suits a relaxed meal or drinks after work.
Opening Hours
- Monday Closed
- Tuesday 10 AM–9 PM
- Wednesday 10 AM–9 PM
- Thursday 10 AM–9 PM
- Friday 10 AM–9 PM
- Saturday 10 AM–9 PM
- Sunday 10 AM–9 PM
Mexican plates and the bar
TJs Bar & Grill sits in more than one lane. It is a Mexican restaurant in Madera, and it also works as a cocktail bar, a sports bar, a seafood restaurant, and a taco restaurant. Guests can come in for a plate of tacos, stay for seafood, or settle at the bar with a drink while the game runs on the screen.
The food side sets the tone first. Mexican plates anchor the visit, while tacos and seafood widen the choices without changing the casual bar-and-grill feel. The bar side adds cocktails, beer, wine, spirits, and coffee. A guest can come in for lunch, settle in for dinner, or stay for late-night food. The menu page covers the food in more detail on the menu, but the home page gives the shape of the place: a spot built for eating, drinking, and watching the game in one room.
The room suits different reasons for stopping by. One table may want a quick plate before an errand. Another may want drinks first, then food. A third may plan a longer stay around a game, with a second round and a late bite. The service style matches that range, so the visit can stay loose or land on a set pace.
Mexican plates, drinks, and game-day energy on East Yosemite Avenue.
Hours and ordering
The address is 216 E Yosemite Ave, Madera, CA 93638, United States. The doors open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 AM to 9 PM, and the restaurant is closed on Monday. Those hours suit lunch, dinner, and later meals on the days it opens.
Guests can dine in, take food to go, or place a delivery order. Reservations are accepted, which helps when the plan starts with a set time instead of a walk-in visit. Payment is straightforward too. The restaurant takes credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. For anyone planning a first visit to a Mexican restaurant Madera CA locals can reach on East Yosemite Avenue, those details cover the basics before the meal begins.
Ordering can match the day. A guest may arrive hungry and sit down right away. Another may call ahead and hold a table. Another may pick up food and leave within minutes. The payment options keep checkout simple at the end of the meal, whether the order stays on-site or heads out the door.
From the Menu
Gallery
Parking and access
Parking is simple here. Free of charge street parking and a free parking lot both serve the address, so arrival can work by curb space or by lot. The entrance is wheelchair accessible, and the car park, seating, and toilet are accessible as well. Those details matter before the first plate lands on the table.
The room also fits different kinds of visits. Dogs are allowed outside, so an outdoor stop can include a pet. The place carries a 4.5 rating from 323 reviews, and the pace is listed as fast service. That combination suits a stop for a quick bite, a full meal, or a few drinks before the evening moves on.
Fast service matters most when the plan is tight. A lunch break can move from parking to table without much waiting. An early dinner can start with a reservation and keep the timing clear. A late stop can still work when the goal is a drink, a snack, and a short stay before heading out again.
