Las Palmas
200 W Poplar St, Rogers, AR, 72756
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Address :
200 W Poplar St
Rogers, AR, 72756 - Phone (479) 738-6495
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
Categories
Mexican Cuisine
If you enjoy Taco Tuesday, then you have officially fallen in love with the Mexican Food. The main grain of Mexican cuisine is maize. Also known as corn, maize is grown for the past 9000 years after the crop was discovered by the people in Mayan civilization. Mexican empire flourished when they started growing beans, tomatoes, chili pepper, sweet potato and cactus. Till this date these ingredients are used in cooking authentic Mexican dishes and drinks.
Great use of spices, fresh chili pepper dishes like fajitas, tortilla chips, corn chips, salsa, chimichangas, burritos, nachos and quesadillas are invented in America. But when you are looking for authentic Mexican food then you must find a restaurant in the city that serves Rajas con Queso, Garbanzo in a Guajillo Chile Sauce, Pork Filled Chiles Rellenos, Chiles en Nogada, Molcajete Salsa, Pico de Gallo and Frijoles de la Olla. An eye-opening fact – Mexican don't like their food hot. They use fresh chili and other spices to create a flavor that lingers in your mouth.
Mexican food is great for those who are Gluten Intolerant as they use Corn instead of wheat in most of their dishes. Also, you can easily find many beans based Mexican dishes. Another dish which didn't get similar glory as tacos or nachos is the Mexican hot chocolate. If you love something hot on a chilly day, then go for Mexican Hot Chocolate. On merry days, you can enjoy the authentic Mexican Drinks like Tequila, Mezcal, Tecuí, Sotol, Bacanora, Charanda, Posh O Pox, Puebla and Pulque. Mexican Cuisine is for people who enjoy strong drinks and hearty meals.
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Mandy S.
Great food, great service. This is our go to Mexican place now.
(5)Steve B.
Our favorite Mexican restaurant in NWA. Food and service are great. Their Margaritas are awesome have it your way. The good thing here is you ask they will make it if they can. The seafood dishes my wife loves. I like variety and have tried most things on the menu. Enjoy and do not be scared to ask for it different if that is the way you want. They are happy to oblige.
(5)william m.
This place disgusts me. Swatting at the flies inside makes eating a nearly impossible task- not that the food is all that interesting to eat. Can't believe I've given them three chances. Never again.
(1)Juv R.
A few of us were coming back from Kansas City and decided to stop in Rogers to eat lunch. We wanted to eat at Rolando's; however, they were closed. We decided to walk across the street and try Las Palmas for the first time. As we walked in, my party and I loved the ambiance! It reminded me of Mexican restaurants from Los Angeles and Phoenix. Who doesn't love restaurants playing Chente and baladas!? Unfortunately, it went down hill from there. A smell that I can't put my finger on was yoked with the ambiance. The smell lingered throughout our meal. Our party (three people) ordered the carne asada and the bandera enchiladas. Both dishes were absolutely horrible. The carne asada was rubbery and lacked seasoning not to mention the wrong cut of meat for carne asada! In regard to the enchiladas, I guess I forgot that the Mexican flag was red, white, & brown. It tasted like the enchiladas were nuked in the microwave. In fact, some of the enchilada's cheese was still uncooked though the outside was hot. All in all, I strongly suggest staying away from this place. There are much better places in NWA for Mexican food.
(1)Nate B.
I love this place! The food is always great. Sometimes service at traditional Mexican joints can be slow and not that great, it's a cultural thing, but the service here is usually on point. Can't go wrong with fajitas at most places, but I really love theirs! The drink prices aren't bad either. The lunch menu on Sundays is the best way to work off a good hangover! The only negative is the cleanliness. The place could use a slight remodel, and a good deep cleaning.
(4)Zahid L.
Great food at a great price! My coworker took me here for lunch and I ordered the lunch special which ended up being huge! She did a combo plate and we were both satisfied with our meals. Also the white queso we ordered for appetizers was a yummy addition to the chips and salsa they provide. I enjoyed the food so much I took my brother back there for dinner over the weekend!
(4)Brittanie L.
We used to come here more so than not. And we hadn't been for a long while so we thought we would go. Well it was horrible. Nothing tastes the same. I got cheese enchiladas and it over filled onions (which I did not ask for in them - only cheese) and about a teaspoon on cheese if that. The queso was disgusting and had no flavor at all. The mild salsa tasted and looked like it was just tomato baste or something. The hot salsa was the only thing that had flavor. So the only thing that was good was the hot salsa and Ya... That's it. The service wasn't that great either! And it wasn't even busy! Never wasting my money there again. Very disappointed.
(1)Jennifer S.
We were craving Mexican food and decided to try out Las Palmas since it was reasonably close to our hotel. Nothing special about this place - decent atmosphere, ok service and passable food. If this is the best Mexican food in the area, we are in trouble! I'll keep frequenting my favorite, authentic places in Phoenix.
(2)Anissa T.
I give up. This place has gone steadily downhill. The last time I went in I sent back my plate and asked for it to be heated until HOT. As in cheese totally melted, blow on it to cool, 'watch the plate'. HOT. I thought that's what Mexican restaurants served. Today I ordered a half order of chicken nachos - they were ok - and a single cheese enchilada ala carte. It was pathetic. The tortilla was still oily, but the cheese wasn't melted. And there was about a total of a tablespoon of brown, tasteless chili con carne over the top. Awful. How interested was the restaurant in my experience? I ate ONE bite out of the middle and decided it wasn't really even worth eating (pic attached). The waitress asked if I was done and took the plate when I indicated I was. She didn't ask HOW it was. The cashier did, but before I could even answer, she gave me my total and started speaking to a friend. Sorry to anyone my previous review gave hope to. It's gone from ok-decent for most things to 'I'll just stop at Taco Bell instead'. Didn't mean to mislead you.
(1)Ryan H.
Decent. Overwhelming smell of bathroom cleaner products as we walked in the door. Waiter screwed up drink order. My flautas were so hot they burned me. Ground beef not steak strips. Great ambiance!
(3)Charles G.
I almost wonder if I'm eating at the same place as these other reviewers. Seems as everyone wants to put it in a Tex-Mex box. Who cares what you call it if it's good. Los Palmas serves the best Mexican food in Arkansas. This is a regular haunt for us and every dish we've tried is great but their fajitas are just off the charts. Service is always great and they have a nice bar for those that wish. Try a #21 if you feel like testing your taste buds.
(5)Gary M.
Have lunch here often. Food always good and excellent service. Love the Chile Relleno.
(4)Thailur K.
The food was good and served relatively fast. However the waitresses took out 3$ from our debit card. Won't be back.
(2)Vic M.
Las Palmas is among the best in Northwest Arkansas Mexican cuisine. The quality and value are a big hit for the Rogers downtown area. My favorite is the #20 Tacos Al Carbon (steak tacos). The #20 is a mix of fajita spicy flavor and burrito tastiness. The service is consistent and the beer is cold! Always a friendly atmosphere which sometimes includes a live solo guitarist/singer. A sure bet to please locals and visitors looking for good Mexican food.
(4)Derrick S.
My favorite Mexican restaurant in NWA. Their food is always great and the service is wonderful. Their veggie fajitas are always great, and their salsa and queso are the best in town.
(4)Puddy P.
Of the hundreds of thousands of Mexican restaurants in the NWA area, Las Palmas is by far my favorite. The prices are right and the service is friendly and speedy. The food taste and quality is above standard compared to Acambaro (#1 thru #98,000) and Maria's (#1 thru #300,000) and astronomically better than Las Fajitas, who I am convinced runs down to Wal-Mart mart at about 9 a.m. and buys some El Paso brand pre-packaged frozen food to heat up in the microwave before the lunch rush. Back to our story... Las Palmas offers a cozy atmosphere and it can be loud at dinner, especially when the Mariachi band kicks in. I typically order the carne asada tacos for my meal and wash it down with a 44 ounce big gulp draft beer served in a mug that looks like an elephant's foot. The salsas are fantastic and the portions are perfect. Just writing the review has me jonesing for a trip to downtown Rogers. Pros: inexpensive, quick, wide variety, great atmosphere Cons: loud music
(5)Chip G.
In a word, "awful". The food is just cheap microwaved TexMex swill. I really find it hard to believe that people eat here more than once. Chips were stale, food was over processed and over microwaved, margaritas weren't drinkable. Really, really bad. I'm shocked at the positive reviews.
(1)Darren F.
Tried this place yesterday on a whim of remembering the review on here. The store is in a very cool corner spot, brick building dowtown. Dig it. It was also clean as I have seen in a local mexican food joint in NWA. The reason I write this on top of what I noticed from the front of the house area is my prego wife even came back from the restroom and was awed at how clean it was. The service was average even though it seemed slow. It was just starting lunch time on a sunny Saturday. I really liked their hotter salsa. The mild didn't do it for me, altho my wife liked the mild better. Their Queso was so-so(I don't usually rate queso since I don't consider it authentic). Wife didn't like it either and she is the Queso lover. I ordered the Guiso de Res and although I have had more tender Guiso the sauce was very good. Wife had an enchilada of some sort that she liked. And son nibbled on a quesadilla of course(he is 2 and picky as all get out) Overall we enjoyed the experience and will be back to try again.
(3)Molly D.
To add to previous reviews, I've tried two different fish dishes here (veracruzana and al diabla) and they have both been fantastic. and they come with like half an avocado. The large margaritas are also fun. But my husband got an enchilada a la carte, and it was total Ark-Mex, filled with cheddar and topped with ground beef sauce. Yuck. There food is generally really good though, we go here pretty frequently. That we are willing to drive all across bentonville and rogers to go here, passing probably five other mexican options, speaks well of it.
(4)Steve A.
This was the worst Mexican Restaurant I have ever been to. I read the reviews before I went and found many that said it was wonderful and two that said it was canned food heated up in a microwave. The two were right but worse than that. The rst that said it was good have never had good food before. It is hard to believe that in an area of so many people from south of the border that there is not a really good Mexican restaurant anywhere in NWA. Does anyone cook their own beans any more, Fresh salsa would be nice. If anyone can tell me where a truly good place is I would appreciate it
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