El Paso Mexican Grill - Triadelphia

Terrible! Tuesday morning for dinner. Both man and I ordered the 3 tacos special. 1 chicken and 2 beef. All that came with is salad and cheese. Absolutely no taste for beef. Was a sloppy watery eczy meat w 0 taste. No refilling of chips or salsa was offered. Had to ask for salt and pepper and napkins. 0 Personality of male waiters. No more foot in.

We shared a pitcher of margaritas that were delicious but not super strong and chicken and steak fajitas. The dishes and drinks were delicious, service was excellent, we sat fast, although the parking was packed. The only stop of five stars is that we have the menu was very Americanized and not authentic Mexican foods.

I have to say, dining here was an extraordinary experience! I ordered the Burrito Supremo, while my husband enjoyed the steak, chicken, and shrimp fajitas. Everything was delicious! I've never had anything quite like it before. The service was impeccable, with the staff checking in on us multiple times to ensure we were enjoying our meal and if we needed anything. The restaurant itself was beautiful and impeccably clean! We will definitely be back. If I'm ever in this area again, this will be my go-to spot for Mexican food! And can we talk about the chips, salsa, and cheese sauce? Wow!

That was the cleanest restaurant I've ever been. There was no dust on the beautiful lampshade hanging at the table. The stalls were clean, the floor, it just made you feel comfortable eating there. The food was good. But what was best was the stuffed churros we had for dessert. On the outside tender on the inside with chocolate drop. It just finished the meal nicely. The service was excellent. We didn't have to wait to get drinks or have ordered and delivered our food. All employees worked together to make it efficient. Would go back there.

I'm not sure if people really know what authentic Mexican food should taste like, but I wasn't impressed. I wouldn't want to offend my Mexican friends and family by calling it amazing. I ordered the new Torkea chimichanga and also saw the Elote on the menu, but my boyfriend started with a ground beef taco that had no flavor whatsoever. Mine wasn't terrible, but I've definitely had better. It wasn't really a chimichanga; it was more like a burrito. As for the Elote, I was so sad and disappointed—it had way too much Tajín on it. It wasn't at all what I'm used to! The beans tasted sour, like they were days old, and the rice was just as unappetizing. Overall, this Mexican restaurant is a no-go for me. I'd heard so many great things and read positive reviews, so I was really excited, but it quickly turned into a letdown. On the bright side, the chips and salsa were amazing!