Casa la Pinata

A good tortilla should hold together and not fall apart when you pick it up. Additionally, the restaurant is not Mexican-owned.

While we were in the area, we decided to dine at a nearby restaurant after reading several reviews. Despite the high scores, we were disappointed by both the service and the quality of the food. When we arrived at 5:30, there was only one other couple inside. We were seated at a table for two, which was fine, but surprising considering the empty restaurant. We hoped for a great dinner nonetheless. The waitress brought out nachos to start, but they tasted stale as if the bag had been left open for too long. The containers for salt and salsa were sticky, and we had to get our own utensils from a box in the dining area. The quality of the food and drinks, aside from the shrimp, was quite low. The fajita bread felt artificial and would break easily when trying to fill it with vegetables or meat. With a bill of $70 for two people, we were left feeling like we could have received better service and food at a fast-food restaurant for a lower price. This restaurant is overrated, and I do not recommend it.

The restaurant is excellent. The staff is friendly and the food is delicious. Prices are reasonable.

What a great restaurant, unique and enjoyable experience from start to finish. The owner is truly dedicated and offers remarkable service! The food is excellent and there is something for everyone, including the children. We are already looking forward to going back:

I was at the restaurant tonight, I really enjoyed my foods and the ambiant Very polit personels.