Oh man mixed reviews within my family for this location. I love this place. I order the carne asada dish every-time I go and it is delicious. The family says the tacos aren't the best so I dont recommend them. Their Tequila flights are amazing 3 shots $11-22 and tje selection is amazing! Happy hour prices are great - shot of Don Julio 70th edition Anejo $11! Service is so-so as in they dont mess up they are friendly but some dont really conversate with you. The southwestern decor is pretty and somewhat comfy definitely accommodating to large families parties. Never had to wait to long to be seated. We have been there for just a normal dinner, bringing out of towners and romantic birthday dinner. Oh and you can take kids too!
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Daisy R.
I love this place I had their ceviche and their cocktails which were delicious a little too sweet but still very good. The ceviche might look small but its enough to fill you up trust me and its sooooo yummy. Great place before you go gamble and hang out with friends it's inside the casino =) also a good place to go after you gamble . If you are ever in Tucson I recommend this place our bartender was awesome and polite. XOXO- Daisy from Cali
(5)
Nappy H.
Great tequila....poor food, good deserts. So come in, get a shot or three and some tasty cheese cake!
(3)
Nikky P.
We ate here over the 4th of July weekend. The service was slow and we had to remind our server multiple times to bring things...at times we were unable to even find him and had to flag down other servers to get what we needed. When we were first seated no one came to our table for a good 10 minutes. This being said- the food was very good. We had the Chicken Arizona ($10) which was grilled chicken topped with avocado, green chilies and pepper jack cheese. It also came with calabacitas and rice- very good. I had the "Number Three" ($9)- red chile beef tamale and green corn tamale topped with elote sauce and cheese. These were super super good. I've eaten many a tamale in my day, and these were pretty memorable. Also, since it was the 20th anniversary celebration for the casino, they had twenty cent beers from 8-9 (they were not full sized pints, but hey, you can't complain for .20 a beer) and $2 anniversary cocktails in a commemorative glass. These were good for one or two, but they were really acidic and caught up with me after a bit for the reason. They can bring you like 4 at a time...just saying...
(4)
Anthony C.
The food was ok .... Nothing spa coal. Ribs were mostly fat, and the tres amigos less then friendly. Bartender was pleasant, but clearly s Monday night ....
(3)
Gilbert T.
Food is pretty good and it's right next to the slots so that's a plus. The wife and I had the buffet, which was great, but it was overpriced. Again this is probably because of the location, but I didn't like the price. Server was quick to refill our drinks, which was nice since most of the time you get a buffet you can forgot about your server checking on you for refills. Definitely check this place out if you are at the casino.
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John D.
You might think a casino that caters to such an eclectic mix of tourists and residents would have a Mexican restaurant that only serves sub-standard food that's meant to please a wide palette of tastes, but The Tequila Factory is actually a surprisingly inexpensive and delightful Mexican food option in Tucson. I've been there three times over the last year and each time I end the night with the Churro Sundae. This dessert is so tasty that I've actually just ordered it without any other appetizer or entree. The best part is it's pretty cheap, so you still have plenty of money to lose at the casino when you're done with dinner. Overall, most of the dishes at Tequila Factory are shockingly inexpensive. I figured being in a casino would up the prices considerably, but I've found this is cheaper than some other options in Tucson, and just as delicious. I wholeheartedly recommend any of the combination dinners, especially Number 7, which comes with three pork carnitas tacos. It's one of the pricier options at $11 but you get so much food to stuff your face with, you'll need to either share it (not recommended) or take some home with you (highly recommended). If there's one downside to Tequila Factory it's likely to be the service. As I've said, I've been there three times and the service has been mixed on each occasion. Some visits have had very attentive waiters and others have had ones where my group was waiting a while just for more chips and salsa. It's not enough to change my mind about going back though.
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Kara W.
Not an authentic Mexican food restaurant. I went for the food. I ordered a fish taco, it had mango and cucumber salsa. The fish was a little to spicy for me. It had a Cajun spice on it. It cost $3.50. I had a shrimp taco and it was more like a mini quesadilla. I was disappointed in the margarita. I ordered a house on the rocks. It tasted like a chemical. I had them take it back and got a prickly pear. This one tasted like an original margarita. It came in a 5oz glass and cost $10. Not much alcohol. I won't go back. Disappointed because it's a tequila restaurant. I really hoped for a good margarita.
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J D.
On the second night of our trip, we decided to give this joint a try. The standard complimentary Chips & Salsa are served when you sit down. We asked the waiter for extra spicy Salsa and he gladly obliged with a Habanero Salsa that kicks your heiney....yum! After browsing the menu, we decided to order: Cheese Crisp, $3 2 Crispy Tacos & 1 Bean tostada, $12 yelp.com/biz_photos/tequ… yelp.com/biz_photos/tequ… Chicken Arizona (Chicken Breast, Avocados, Tomatoes, Green Chile, Pepper Jack Cheese, Veggies, Spanish Rice), $10 yelp.com/biz_photos/tequ… yelp.com/biz_photos/tequ… Number 6 - 3 Soft Tacos (Carne de Cabeza, Trepas de Leche, Chicharron), $12 yelp.com/biz_photos/tequ… yelp.com/biz_photos/tequ… The Cheese Crisp was ok. So was my Tacos & Tostada. I wasn't overly blown away with it. The Better Half had the Number 6 combo and it was a little to exotic for her. She didn't realize that she was ordering Cow Brains, Cow Stomach, and Pork Skins....LOL Kiddo had the Chicken Arizona and he was very pleased with it. Overall, it's an OK dining experience. Return Factor - 60%
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Kat R.
We tried to eat here tonight for the first time in many months. Turns out the menu has changed dramatically, and the prices have gone up considerably (I think Yelp should reconsider the $$ rating). We were bummed to see one of our favorite dishes gone (flat enchiladas)--one of many items on a menu of combination plates that is now absent on the new menu that is worse and more expensive. If you are a vegetarian (like me), you are basically SOL with 99% of the menu. Every single appetizer and almost every entree are meat based. And forget the rice, refried beans and whole beans- chicken stock, lard and bacon are used respectively. My husband thinks they are trying too much to be like Vegas, at the cost of options and regular local Tucson customers (we defintely won't be back). We ended up at the buffet instead. With Casa Molina and Little Mexico right down the street, there's no reason to pay more to settle for less.
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Christy F.
I was hungry prior to playing bingo and the casino, so I bellied up to the bar at Tequila Factory. Our bartender was super friendly. I loved the look of the restaurant, from the copper fire bowl in the middle of the restaurant to the tequila distiller to the hanging rotating bottles of tequila from the ceiling. The bar area even has an area where you can sit more in the casino for some people watching. Who doesn't like to see grannies hobbling around with their bingo totes jammed full of every color bingo dauber under the sun looking like crazed loons? They have over 120 different bottles of tequila. Saturday is the day to dine here, as the house margaritas are only three dollars and they are GREAT! I also tried their Paloma ($9) which uses house sage infused blanco tequila, fresh lime and a side bottle of grapefruit Jarritos. It was perfecto! My husband ordered the nacho and it was a mere $3. I really enjoyed their tortilla chips and house salsa. So, they won me over on killer drinks for sure, but the star of the show was the one of their signature dishes, the Bistec Al Adobo. The steak had a wonderful sear and I want to cover myself in the chili demi glaze. It was served with heavenly poblano bacon au gratin and grilled corn served Mexican style with cotija cheese. They use Harris Ranch beef. I rarely finish my meal, but I was a member of the clean plate club for sure! They have different soups and drinks and all you can eat specials with the topopo salad bar each day. They also will have a tequila of the day. Next time I think I might try a tequila flight. So, with my belly full from one of the best meals I had in a long time, I got a to go cup of margarita and headed off to test my mojo at bingo. Can I get an O-69 anyone??
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Mark A.
i would really give this place a 1.5, We did not eat the buffet it was scary, we sat in the bar, with no table service. We asked if we could order food, and they said yes if we ordered from the bartender. We went and tried to order from the bartender and she said we could only order food in the restaurant. I thought we were in the restaurant evidently the bar does not count we had to be 2 feet over to be in the restaurant. We then went to the manager, and he sent a server named Feliz. 45 minutes later, she was very nice and the food was not bad. Come on though, we were eventually served, but why don't they make things easy for people to give them money for a service. Way too much trouble.
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Lisa H.
The worst service. My friend and I sat at the bar and weren't greeted for 5 minutes. I asked for a water and she ordered a pomegranate margarita. I got my water immediately, she never got her drink. When she (Kara) brought my water, we placed our order. My tortilla soup came out a few minutes later and was delicious. Her guacamole was made table side and it was also good. We sat there for 25 more minutes (my friend still has nothing to drink) before a different bartender checked on us. We left shortly after.
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Jennifer L.
Well we basically went for the Happy Hour and we were pleasantly satisfied by the prices and the offerings. Sat at the bar, had a couple of margaritas and shots. We were surprised to see one particular tequila offering on the Happy Hour menu as we know it's not a cheap one (we paid $100 for a bottle at Wine & More) so we asked the bartender. She insisted that yes, it was included. Well when presented with the tab, sure enough it was not discounted. When questioned, she recanted but offered to go to the manager. She then came back and replied that he said they would "take care of it for us this time". Huh???? Try FIX YOUR MENU AND YOUR MENU KNOWLEDGE (watch for this theme to repeat)!! Anyways, $3 nachos and BBQ ribs were decent. Bartender was not the friendliest and basically could accommodate only one task at a time (I used to train wait/bar staff so I know what to watch for). Second visit: sat in restaurant as the same bartender was on and we wished to avoid her. Not the quickest service and the place was NOT busy. We ordered 2 entrees and were told about 10 minutes after ordering that one of the entrees was no longer available. Ever. This occurred twice. Food itself (steak and the shrimp) was tough, under seasoned and under dressed (coleslaw). Ordered dessert (since we didn't eat much of our dinner) and again, items ordered were no longer available. Busser walked by repeatedly as we sat with empty glasses and dirty plates. This is clearly a management issue. Poorly trained, un-knowledgeable staff (cooks, bartender, server and busser) and inaccurate menus is a reflection on the management. Side-note: Happened to stop in again for some tequila (like I said, great prices on good tequila and no we didn't order the pricey one again even though we could have as they still had NOT fixed the menu).
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Dave A.
Great Food! Great Service! We had the Ceviche Tapas and Chicken Fajitas. The Ceviche was a great starter (I suggest ordering 2) and the Fajitas came out steaming. Afterwards, we sat at the bar and ordered prickly pear margaritas- a must try! The bartender was friendly and fun to talk to. Out of all the restaurants at Casino Del Sol, I would recommend this one (the only downside was the Salsa- too much tomato sauce and not enough jalapeno). 4 Stars ****.
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Ericka D.
This place has great food & great service. The best tortilla soup I've had in my life!!! Will stop by every time I come to the casino to gamble.
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Lilita R.
I love this place! I rarely go to Mexican restaurants because I cook it so much Myself, but this is the place for Me when I'm at the casino. The people are super friendly, the price is good & the food & Margaritas are always sooo good!
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carl h.
went on a monday for ayce prime rib, which was pretty good for a bufett.15 $ for the bufett.
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Manny B.
Ordered the tacos, 2 beef and one pork with additional rice and beans. Yes, you have to buy each side individually. I recommend the pork tacos. They come with a delicious fresh salsa that includes diced mango. The charro beans weren't very warm and the salsa is not even worth mentioning. The meats are slow cooked, not grilled. Service was good but because of beans and salsa, giving 3 stars.
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Chanel G.
This isn't a bad Mexican restaurant. And it's pretty decently price, especially for being in a casino. I had a very yummy chimichanga and a delicious pomegranate margarita. Our server was really sweet. And they have a really nice happy hour. I could imagine going back if I were ever at the casino again.
Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : No Take-out : No Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : No Wheelchair Accessible : No Good for Kids : No Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Trendy Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
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.
Natasha C.
Oh man mixed reviews within my family for this location. I love this place. I order the carne asada dish every-time I go and it is delicious. The family says the tacos aren't the best so I dont recommend them. Their Tequila flights are amazing 3 shots $11-22 and tje selection is amazing! Happy hour prices are great - shot of Don Julio 70th edition Anejo $11! Service is so-so as in they dont mess up they are friendly but some dont really conversate with you. The southwestern decor is pretty and somewhat comfy definitely accommodating to large families parties. Never had to wait to long to be seated. We have been there for just a normal dinner, bringing out of towners and romantic birthday dinner. Oh and you can take kids too!
(4)Daisy R.
I love this place I had their ceviche and their cocktails which were delicious a little too sweet but still very good. The ceviche might look small but its enough to fill you up trust me and its sooooo yummy. Great place before you go gamble and hang out with friends it's inside the casino =) also a good place to go after you gamble . If you are ever in Tucson I recommend this place our bartender was awesome and polite. XOXO- Daisy from Cali
(5)Nappy H.
Great tequila....poor food, good deserts. So come in, get a shot or three and some tasty cheese cake!
(3)Nikky P.
We ate here over the 4th of July weekend. The service was slow and we had to remind our server multiple times to bring things...at times we were unable to even find him and had to flag down other servers to get what we needed. When we were first seated no one came to our table for a good 10 minutes. This being said- the food was very good. We had the Chicken Arizona ($10) which was grilled chicken topped with avocado, green chilies and pepper jack cheese. It also came with calabacitas and rice- very good. I had the "Number Three" ($9)- red chile beef tamale and green corn tamale topped with elote sauce and cheese. These were super super good. I've eaten many a tamale in my day, and these were pretty memorable. Also, since it was the 20th anniversary celebration for the casino, they had twenty cent beers from 8-9 (they were not full sized pints, but hey, you can't complain for .20 a beer) and $2 anniversary cocktails in a commemorative glass. These were good for one or two, but they were really acidic and caught up with me after a bit for the reason. They can bring you like 4 at a time...just saying...
(4)Anthony C.
The food was ok .... Nothing spa coal. Ribs were mostly fat, and the tres amigos less then friendly. Bartender was pleasant, but clearly s Monday night ....
(3)Gilbert T.
Food is pretty good and it's right next to the slots so that's a plus. The wife and I had the buffet, which was great, but it was overpriced. Again this is probably because of the location, but I didn't like the price. Server was quick to refill our drinks, which was nice since most of the time you get a buffet you can forgot about your server checking on you for refills. Definitely check this place out if you are at the casino.
(4)John D.
You might think a casino that caters to such an eclectic mix of tourists and residents would have a Mexican restaurant that only serves sub-standard food that's meant to please a wide palette of tastes, but The Tequila Factory is actually a surprisingly inexpensive and delightful Mexican food option in Tucson. I've been there three times over the last year and each time I end the night with the Churro Sundae. This dessert is so tasty that I've actually just ordered it without any other appetizer or entree. The best part is it's pretty cheap, so you still have plenty of money to lose at the casino when you're done with dinner. Overall, most of the dishes at Tequila Factory are shockingly inexpensive. I figured being in a casino would up the prices considerably, but I've found this is cheaper than some other options in Tucson, and just as delicious. I wholeheartedly recommend any of the combination dinners, especially Number 7, which comes with three pork carnitas tacos. It's one of the pricier options at $11 but you get so much food to stuff your face with, you'll need to either share it (not recommended) or take some home with you (highly recommended). If there's one downside to Tequila Factory it's likely to be the service. As I've said, I've been there three times and the service has been mixed on each occasion. Some visits have had very attentive waiters and others have had ones where my group was waiting a while just for more chips and salsa. It's not enough to change my mind about going back though.
(4)Kara W.
Not an authentic Mexican food restaurant. I went for the food. I ordered a fish taco, it had mango and cucumber salsa. The fish was a little to spicy for me. It had a Cajun spice on it. It cost $3.50. I had a shrimp taco and it was more like a mini quesadilla. I was disappointed in the margarita. I ordered a house on the rocks. It tasted like a chemical. I had them take it back and got a prickly pear. This one tasted like an original margarita. It came in a 5oz glass and cost $10. Not much alcohol. I won't go back. Disappointed because it's a tequila restaurant. I really hoped for a good margarita.
(2)J D.
On the second night of our trip, we decided to give this joint a try. The standard complimentary Chips & Salsa are served when you sit down. We asked the waiter for extra spicy Salsa and he gladly obliged with a Habanero Salsa that kicks your heiney....yum! After browsing the menu, we decided to order: Cheese Crisp, $3 2 Crispy Tacos & 1 Bean tostada, $12 yelp.com/biz_photos/tequ… yelp.com/biz_photos/tequ… Chicken Arizona (Chicken Breast, Avocados, Tomatoes, Green Chile, Pepper Jack Cheese, Veggies, Spanish Rice), $10 yelp.com/biz_photos/tequ… yelp.com/biz_photos/tequ… Number 6 - 3 Soft Tacos (Carne de Cabeza, Trepas de Leche, Chicharron), $12 yelp.com/biz_photos/tequ… yelp.com/biz_photos/tequ… The Cheese Crisp was ok. So was my Tacos & Tostada. I wasn't overly blown away with it. The Better Half had the Number 6 combo and it was a little to exotic for her. She didn't realize that she was ordering Cow Brains, Cow Stomach, and Pork Skins....LOL Kiddo had the Chicken Arizona and he was very pleased with it. Overall, it's an OK dining experience. Return Factor - 60%
(3)Kat R.
We tried to eat here tonight for the first time in many months. Turns out the menu has changed dramatically, and the prices have gone up considerably (I think Yelp should reconsider the $$ rating). We were bummed to see one of our favorite dishes gone (flat enchiladas)--one of many items on a menu of combination plates that is now absent on the new menu that is worse and more expensive. If you are a vegetarian (like me), you are basically SOL with 99% of the menu. Every single appetizer and almost every entree are meat based. And forget the rice, refried beans and whole beans- chicken stock, lard and bacon are used respectively. My husband thinks they are trying too much to be like Vegas, at the cost of options and regular local Tucson customers (we defintely won't be back). We ended up at the buffet instead. With Casa Molina and Little Mexico right down the street, there's no reason to pay more to settle for less.
(2)Christy F.
I was hungry prior to playing bingo and the casino, so I bellied up to the bar at Tequila Factory. Our bartender was super friendly. I loved the look of the restaurant, from the copper fire bowl in the middle of the restaurant to the tequila distiller to the hanging rotating bottles of tequila from the ceiling. The bar area even has an area where you can sit more in the casino for some people watching. Who doesn't like to see grannies hobbling around with their bingo totes jammed full of every color bingo dauber under the sun looking like crazed loons? They have over 120 different bottles of tequila. Saturday is the day to dine here, as the house margaritas are only three dollars and they are GREAT! I also tried their Paloma ($9) which uses house sage infused blanco tequila, fresh lime and a side bottle of grapefruit Jarritos. It was perfecto! My husband ordered the nacho and it was a mere $3. I really enjoyed their tortilla chips and house salsa. So, they won me over on killer drinks for sure, but the star of the show was the one of their signature dishes, the Bistec Al Adobo. The steak had a wonderful sear and I want to cover myself in the chili demi glaze. It was served with heavenly poblano bacon au gratin and grilled corn served Mexican style with cotija cheese. They use Harris Ranch beef. I rarely finish my meal, but I was a member of the clean plate club for sure! They have different soups and drinks and all you can eat specials with the topopo salad bar each day. They also will have a tequila of the day. Next time I think I might try a tequila flight. So, with my belly full from one of the best meals I had in a long time, I got a to go cup of margarita and headed off to test my mojo at bingo. Can I get an O-69 anyone??
(5)Mark A.
i would really give this place a 1.5, We did not eat the buffet it was scary, we sat in the bar, with no table service. We asked if we could order food, and they said yes if we ordered from the bartender. We went and tried to order from the bartender and she said we could only order food in the restaurant. I thought we were in the restaurant evidently the bar does not count we had to be 2 feet over to be in the restaurant. We then went to the manager, and he sent a server named Feliz. 45 minutes later, she was very nice and the food was not bad. Come on though, we were eventually served, but why don't they make things easy for people to give them money for a service. Way too much trouble.
(2)Lisa H.
The worst service. My friend and I sat at the bar and weren't greeted for 5 minutes. I asked for a water and she ordered a pomegranate margarita. I got my water immediately, she never got her drink. When she (Kara) brought my water, we placed our order. My tortilla soup came out a few minutes later and was delicious. Her guacamole was made table side and it was also good. We sat there for 25 more minutes (my friend still has nothing to drink) before a different bartender checked on us. We left shortly after.
(1)Jennifer L.
Well we basically went for the Happy Hour and we were pleasantly satisfied by the prices and the offerings. Sat at the bar, had a couple of margaritas and shots. We were surprised to see one particular tequila offering on the Happy Hour menu as we know it's not a cheap one (we paid $100 for a bottle at Wine & More) so we asked the bartender. She insisted that yes, it was included. Well when presented with the tab, sure enough it was not discounted. When questioned, she recanted but offered to go to the manager. She then came back and replied that he said they would "take care of it for us this time". Huh???? Try FIX YOUR MENU AND YOUR MENU KNOWLEDGE (watch for this theme to repeat)!! Anyways, $3 nachos and BBQ ribs were decent. Bartender was not the friendliest and basically could accommodate only one task at a time (I used to train wait/bar staff so I know what to watch for). Second visit: sat in restaurant as the same bartender was on and we wished to avoid her. Not the quickest service and the place was NOT busy. We ordered 2 entrees and were told about 10 minutes after ordering that one of the entrees was no longer available. Ever. This occurred twice. Food itself (steak and the shrimp) was tough, under seasoned and under dressed (coleslaw). Ordered dessert (since we didn't eat much of our dinner) and again, items ordered were no longer available. Busser walked by repeatedly as we sat with empty glasses and dirty plates. This is clearly a management issue. Poorly trained, un-knowledgeable staff (cooks, bartender, server and busser) and inaccurate menus is a reflection on the management. Side-note: Happened to stop in again for some tequila (like I said, great prices on good tequila and no we didn't order the pricey one again even though we could have as they still had NOT fixed the menu).
(2)Dave A.
Great Food! Great Service! We had the Ceviche Tapas and Chicken Fajitas. The Ceviche was a great starter (I suggest ordering 2) and the Fajitas came out steaming. Afterwards, we sat at the bar and ordered prickly pear margaritas- a must try! The bartender was friendly and fun to talk to. Out of all the restaurants at Casino Del Sol, I would recommend this one (the only downside was the Salsa- too much tomato sauce and not enough jalapeno). 4 Stars ****.
(4)Ericka D.
This place has great food & great service. The best tortilla soup I've had in my life!!! Will stop by every time I come to the casino to gamble.
(5)Lilita R.
I love this place! I rarely go to Mexican restaurants because I cook it so much Myself, but this is the place for Me when I'm at the casino. The people are super friendly, the price is good & the food & Margaritas are always sooo good!
(4)carl h.
went on a monday for ayce prime rib, which was pretty good for a bufett.15 $ for the bufett.
(4)Manny B.
Ordered the tacos, 2 beef and one pork with additional rice and beans. Yes, you have to buy each side individually. I recommend the pork tacos. They come with a delicious fresh salsa that includes diced mango. The charro beans weren't very warm and the salsa is not even worth mentioning. The meats are slow cooked, not grilled. Service was good but because of beans and salsa, giving 3 stars.
(3)Chanel G.
This isn't a bad Mexican restaurant. And it's pretty decently price, especially for being in a casino. I had a very yummy chimichanga and a delicious pomegranate margarita. Our server was really sweet. And they have a really nice happy hour. I could imagine going back if I were ever at the casino again.
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