Casa Del Sol
204 S Walnut St, Muncie, IN, 47305
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Address :
204 S Walnut St
Muncie, IN, 47305 - Phone (765) 216-7801
- Website https://www.casadelsolmexicangrillmuncie.com/
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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
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : 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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Brooklyn C.
Love it! Free wifi! Amazing restaurant. Went here for lunch had a Reds Beer with my meal was amazing!
(5)Steve S.
Love this place. Best Mexican in town in my opinion. I've tried nearly every major thing there. Cuidad Colonial is the other that is owned by the same people. Downtown seems cleaner and is a better atmosphere. The food is similar. There is limited seating for large groups. You can't go wrong with this.
(4)kevin m.
Well I thought PV had the best mexican food but Casa is right up there too. The atmosphere at Casa is better than PV. Great place to take your date or gather with friends! Love the top shelf margaritas (pick your own tequila!) All the food is great and a different chip/salsa than PV but very good. The bar is small but the brick wall and the wood bar is awesome. Wish this was in my basement! Can't go wrong here!
(5)Albertro F.
I've eaten here 5-6 times and love it. The servers and owner are super personable, but it's the food that brings me back. The fajitas, chiles poblano, THE CARNITAS, are all great. No complaints about the huge Dos Equis Ambers either. The small kitchen can produce a huge menu of piping hot grub. This is also one of the few places in town that sells Jaritos and Sidral if Mex soda is your thing. I'm glad to have them downtown.
(4)A B.
Eaten here several times for lunch. Very busy as it's the newest place to eat downtown (plus limited options). The food is very good and served hot (temperature). I've tried several different entrees, and each has been very good. One warning, as you go into the restaurant, there is a slight step up in the floor. If you are not aware it is there it can creep up on you (I hope they fix it as I would hate to see someone roll an ankle or fall). Otherwise great experience.
(4)T H.
Good chips & salsa. Burrito was made from good, fresh ingredients. Give you more than enough food at a reasonable price.
(4)Thomas C.
Not sure why there are so many rave reviews here. Have eaten here multiple times and the food is decent, but nothing to rave about. Service has been spotty, normally have to wait 10-15 minutes in a small lobby. Nothing bad to say, but nothing great to say either...
(3)Deborah L.
After being a fan of the owners original restaurant since it opened we were excited to hear they were opening Casa Del Sol downtown. Seems like it took forever for the doors to open but once they did we were not disappointed. Same great service and exceptional food no matter what you order. I can now schedule all my downtown meetings at Casa Del Sol and have had the pleasure of introducing many of my friends and associates to the best Mexican food I have eaten anywhere in the Midwest. The wait staff is very knowledgeable about what is on the menu, how it is prepared and can offer suggestions if you have specific likes or dislikes which works for me because I am a picky eater and also have health issues that make it necessary for me to stay away from certain foods. From lunch or dinner with my girlfriends, business meetings, dinner with my husband and carry out every meal I have gotten from Casa Del Sol has been exactly as was ordered, prepared quickly, reasonably priced and totally delicious! Plus we like the idea that we are supporting a locally owned business that puts money back into our community, something that is important to our family.
(5)Sarah S.
A friend and I tried this place for the first time this evening and were generally pleased: Food: We tried a variety of a la carte items, including Mexican rice, guacamole, a cheese enchilada, a tamale, and a quesadilla, and my friend had a classic Margarita on the rocks. The food was pretty good and, although we thought most items were a bit bland, our orders seemed much fresher than at a large competing Mexican restaurant chain in town. The guacamole, while again, very fresh, was the blandest I've ever had. I had to add salt and a spoonful of salsa. The rice, however, was heads above that served in other local Mexican places. Delicious! The chips were fresh, not greasy, and the salsa was thin, almost watery, but with a nice, tempered flavor, although I prefer it in individual ramekins rather than in one large bowl for the whole table. My friend did not comment on the quality of the margarita. Ambiance: The decor definitely says Mexican restaurant, but bright colors blended with more muted colors, warm wood, tasteful mural-style large paintings, and wrought-iron windows mounted on the walls lent a measure of elegance compared to other similar establishments. No sombreros on the walls here! A separate bar area looked as if it would provide a nice experience, while not disturbing those who choose to sit in the dining room. All of this provided a more elegant take on standard "Mexican" decor. Service: I stood near the sign that said "Please Wait to be Seated" for three minutes while several employees walked past me, causing me to think that perhaps seating was not organized by the staff until later in the evening (I arrived at 5 pm). Finally, someone did come to seat me, however. I had to tell three different people that I was expecting a second person in an effort to have a menu available for her when she arrived. Accessibility: Parking was readily available when I arrived, but later in the evening, I can imagine it would be different. Prices seemed very reasonable, and my friend noted that the items she ordered here were cheaper than at the main competing restaurant. There seems to be ample seating inside, suitable for groups. I did not notice a party room for privacy, but arrangements may be able to be made. Three-star rating is due to the blandness of the food and the fact that I was left standing waiting to be seated while employees walked right past me. Overall, a good experience, but I don't see myself driving downtown very often when I get a craving for Mexican food.
(3)Kenneth B.
Casa Del Sol is a sister restaurant to Ciudad Colonial Mexican Restaurant. Casa is located in Downtown Muncie and is the best Mexican food in Central Indiana! Casa Del Sol offers delicious authentic Mexican food, from tacos to quesadillas, to fajitas to seafood, you can't go wrong! I recommend trying the Pollo Taluca, a grilled chicken breast covered in cheese sauce and chorizo, served with rice and beans. I eat here every time that I am in Muncie, and encourage you to try it out! If you found this review helpful, please take a second to compliment it, rate it as helpful and become a fan!
(5)Angelus K.
They have a decent variety of food here, they use pretty good ingredients and serve good portions. There are a few things you can't get at every midwestern Mexican restaurant. The tortillas can be hit or miss, but overall you'll get a good meal at a decent price and an ample portion. It's not as good as Mexican you might get in Mexico or out West, but it's a good place to get a meal in Muncie.
(4)Tyler D.
I'm from San Diego and stopped in after everyone told me it was the best mexican restaurant in town. I guess my standards are a bit higher than the locals. Service was decent. Place was clean. Food was the typical version of Mexican food I've come to expect from the midwest.
(3)Mike M.
very poor service waitress never check in on us - had to go find her once - she came to table and did not fill in chips. tortillas were served in aluminum foil, tomatoes in fajitas kinda strange. place is ran by by Hispanics and the food seems to lean towards Mexican more than tex mex. not the greatest
(1)J S.
I really enjoyed this place. Their salsa actually had some spice to it, I hate salsa that's basically only crushed tomatoes. The margaritas were very good as well. Would recommend going here!
(4)Mia M.
Why is this place getting so many great reviews? We went there on a Friday night, so it was busy-ish, but the service was absolutely horrible. No refills on drinks or chips, we had to ask for our check twice, there was no one at the cash register when we finally did get to pay for our meal... which wasn't that great, by the way. My carnitas were fatty and greasy; everyone else's portions were tiny. I'm not one of those people that needs to leave a restaurant stuffed to the gills, but for the prices, I would expect a little more substantial portions. It does have a pretty nice atmosphere and the margaritas and salsa were decent. I might come back for an appetizer and drinks, but that'd be the extent of it.
(2)Tyler W.
I prefer Puerto better. Food was good, but nothing to make it stand out over other Mexican restaurants
(3)Lorri M.
LOVE Casa del Sol in downtown Muncie. Food throughout the very extensive menu is fantastic! I've tried many choices and all have been excellent. Freshly made with fresh ingredients, you can immediately tell this isn't a place that skimps on quality. My favorite is a simple but so well done Quesadilla from the a la carte. The Poblano Chile stuffed with cheese is nothing short of amazing! Owner, Miguel is there no matter the time of day. He runs a very well staffed place and is friendly and attentive to customer needs. The bar area is small but quaint and offers a wide variety of Mexican beers, as well as a full range of hard alcohol too. The margaritas are POTENT and perfect! :) Live music every week brings in local musicians with appreciative and attentive audiences, enjoying authentic Mexican cuisine with a variety of acoustic and unplugged bands. From their chips and salsa ... to the full plated meals, you absolutely can not go wrong with Casa del Sol or anything they have to offer, I guarantee it will become your fav Mexican restaurant! It's my fav for sure! Though they do have a sister restaurant -- Ciudad located on Granville Av., in Muncie, my preference is Casa del Sol simply because it's a little smaller, and has a great atmosphere and music.
(4)CK A.
New restaurant located at former Restaurant 2 OH 4. The restaurant has been open for about a week. Very large dinner menu and the prices were quite reasonable. We had a Mexican foreign exchange student. She has eaten at about all the Hispanic venues in the area, and she thought she liked this one best. She said it seemed more authentic. She was alittle disappointed that the Chile Poblano was not made in the traditional green, white and red fashion, but other than that was pleased. She was able to get a Tamarind soda that she was fond of from home. The restaurant has been remodeled and nicely painted. Complimentary chips and salsa provided. Free refills on everything except specialty sodas. Entrees quite large. Four persons, non-alcohol drinks, total price $47.00. They do have a private room for parties.
(4)Natalie C.
I went to Casa Del Sol for lunch on a Sunday and was left with an overwhelming impression of "meh." Disclosure: I'm coming from Austin, TX and I should have known my standards of Mexican (perhaps ethnic food in general) are a far cry from small town Midwest offerings. I prefer Tex-Mex, but also really enjoy more authentic Mexican. Anyway, keeping this brief, here's my take away points: they seemed short-staffed even though it wasn't that busy, so it took a while to order. The salsa served with chips was not that good and tasted like it came out of a can. My enchilada and chimichanga plate was mediocre, although the tomatillo sauce was better than the salsa on the table would indicate they are capable of. Again, because they seemed understaffed it took awhile to flag down the server for a check. The prices aren't bad. Would I go back? I'm not opposed to it, but I don't exactly have a burning desire to return.
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