Avocados Family Mexican Restaurant

In short Great bar, tasty food, friendly staff, fairly reasonable prices. And seriously, the bar is on point. In long This place has been here since forever, for all I know, and sometimes you wonder why such a big building doesn 't seem busier. Last night I finally realized that the parking is just weirdly around the back, and the place probably bustles way more than I ever knew. This is a busy stretch of 4-lane and 6-lane roads criss-crossing each other, with (usually) ample parking. That 's kinda what the extended burbs are known fer, ya know? Parking here is fantastic for wheelchair users, with a thoughtful ramp incorporated right into the facade, but the bulk of parking sits behind the joint. All the better to appreciate all the tropical looking palm trees out front. At the moment, those palm trees twinkle with holiday lights. We came in on one of those aimless weekdays between Christmas and New Year 's when you can eat whichever meal whenever and follow that up with a cocktail. Appealingly enough, they were closing early to send people home to enjoy more holiday hangout time, which gave us a good window for a couple drinks. We tried 3 different margaritas and a tamarind cocktail. I was trying to be quick with my phone, and managed to get great shots of them...and then fat-fingered them into the trash bin somehow. So either trust me or check others ' photos: They present their cocktails attractively, sometimes in classic margarita glasses, sometimes in glasses you don 't see many other places using. Both the tequila and mescal versions had tons of flavor, and even a little kick to them, which is awfully nice for your money. The chips and salsa were good, and they seemed tickled when we asked whether they had any spicier salsa. They did, and it was awesome. True little tingle of heat at the end. We also checked out the guacamole sampler. 4 different guacs together on a little white serving dish that had dimples pressed into it kinda like a deviled-egg tray. All 4 were tasty, and we wiped all of them out, though scraping out the last bites got trickier as the dimples got emptier. We were out of here after 4 drinks and plenty of snacks for $75. Not the cheapest place to go seeking a little buzz, but competitive enough these days. We 'll definitely be back to get a better sense of their food. It 's good when delivered, and looks good in photos.

It's not often that I'm in the area. But I saw this restaurant head over 2400 reviews. I had to check it out. They have an extensive menu with all sorts of authentic favorites. I ended up getting the avocados trio. Which provides an opportunity to try the Carne Asada,Pollo Asda and bacon wrapped prawns. With Rancho grande market Carniceria just down the street. I imagine they get a lot of their quality meats from there.

This is my new favorite Mexican restaurant! The people here are so friendly, and the service is amazing. The food is delicious and well prepared you can really taste the quality. They have a great selection of menu items and specialty drinks, which makes it easy to find something you'll love. I tried the Carne Asada Plate, and it was fantastic. The chips and salsa were a perfect start to the meal. Everything we ordered was top notch, and the overall experience was wonderful. I will definitely be coming here again!

The food is fresh and delicious. They have a whole page of their drink menu dedicated to Margarita's. Great atmosphere and service.

I came here for happy hour and had a great time. It is in a residential looking area and isn't something that sticks out right away (I missed the parking lot the first time) but the interior is very sweet looking and the waitstaff is great. I would definitely recommend coming here for a gathering or a casual drink/snack. Happy hour menu and prices were good, $6 margaritas and well drinks and $8 misc food items including nachos and taquitos. I didn't try anything off of their main menu. The food was pretty standard and I really appreciated the ambiance and service!